and golfers are fickle about the noise.l mickelson withdrew after complaining about cell phone use in the gallery. >> they're confiscating phone autos it's an exciting time. u.s. open here once again. >> and that is right. larry beil here with the man many are hoping to see. >> tiger woods. >> yes. >> and there is highed for 18. there is tiger woods playing along side casey martin. tiger comes in feeling good about the game. and there is still feeling the question. do you have to win to prove you're back? >> and if i do win a championship there is always something with you guy autos and there is so much attention with tiger. the champ was like tiger in his prime. and this year, he's been up and down, and coming to olympics after a 7th place finish at st. jude. >> last year it was great to get that monkey off the back if you want to say that very early if the career. and you know looking forward to this week and getting it going. >> and espn from olympic thursday and friday, at 9:00 a.m. and again, at tk p.m. >> and very exc

perfection can be fickle. at and t park is a perfect example. bart and problems ran a perfect storm of congestion. >> a nightmare. >> this nightmare is quite the opposite from last night. and is this possible to find a perfect balance in less than 12 hours? apparently so. >> there is a quarter of one. >> you're expected to be here at 10:30. you'd miss batting practice. >> these turn styles. of have you ever wondered how many come to a giants game? >> surprising how not crowded it was. >> the game was official i a sellout. and perfect attendance, they say, but lots of tardy autos what do you learn? what do you take away? >> this is creative. >> i would be the perfect answer. >> i'm just glad i'm here. >> is in times of stress the bay area pulls together. san francisco bay had a boat on the docks right here at the ballpark to take people back to the east bay. at at and t park abc 7 news. >> and there is bart trains running into san francisco. crews able to get services before 4:00 this afternoon. >> they had to repair a section of track damage bid

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. >> reporter: so foodies are notoriously fickle folk.how do you how do you keep developing something that's going to keep them... th going to wet their appetite as it were? >> in a normal year we will introduce about 100 new units-- new products. around world. this year, in 2011 and in 2012, l hawe'l over 200 and part that is just keeping the line fresh and uring the trends. >> reporter: what are some of the up-and-comers what will we be looking for in our pots? >> i think it's an expansion of something we did in the flavor forecast in 2008, isohol based flavors so we introduced a brown gar which has become one of our top selling grill mates items. this year we introduced a brandy and herb which is also a great flavor and so i thk that trend is going to continue. >> reporter: coming up with a spice like garam masmual h c thr siness? >> we generate about a third of our growth from products... from new products. so if we're trying to grow 4% to 6% a year, we expect 2% of that toew products, and we've been pretty consistent in doing that. o

the moment something goes wrong or somebody does something wrong, what we're going to see is the ficklenesspublic taste. >> you and i worked the british media the last 20 years or so. the reality is that i think the temperature has changed. the relationship is much less confrontational, much morsel vertebra tore -- >> look who was in the carriage with the queen today. >> camilla parker bowles. >> if you want to see the change, look at the karen. >> piers, i think they've had to change, they've had to modernize. i know what you're saying about celebrity. i see the risk of them being billed as l.a. stars as when they came over to l.a. actually, the monarchy needs to embrace the new age. >>> and later, the big moment. the queen and the family on the balcony at buckingham palace. >>> welcome back to london. there it is the empty balcony. the world's most famous empty balcony. any moment it will fill with the most famous people on the planet. we're joined by author of the book. you've covered this family for a long time. probably as long as i have. what do you think of all this? >> i think it's

an opposition journalist claims that led to a showdown with russia's top investigator it went on fickle accusing him of my feelings. and the gyptian relief of the end of a thirty year marriage and see rudy short lives as authorities again allow the army to detain civilians at a presidential election runoff the country's women who fear the worst. were next spotlights a program i think it says in on the vision for europe as seen by its chief economic powerhouse germany. to build a new. mission to teach me. why you should care. hello again and welcome to the show. today my guest on the program. it was german. president chose his destination for the first official visit out.

the fascists in america banished the political wilderness as roosevelt's new deal revolution really fickle but today four generations later the fascists are back and we need to revisit that poignant warning that vice president wallace had for us in one thousand nine hundred four when he wrote for the new york times american fascism will not be really dangerous until there is a purposeful coalition among the car to balance the deliberate poisoners of public information and those who stand for the k.k.k. type of demagoguery this fascist coalition of corporate cartels and entire television network devoted to disinform mission and right wing demagoguery is stronger today in america than ever before we now have an open corporate jets corporations are people my friend mitt romney running for the highest office in the land romney fits wallace's description of a fascist perfectly is a man who pays lip service to democracy in the common welfare but in his insatiable greed evades laws that protect the common welfare by stealing pensions from and then laying off thousands of american workers closing

i think the moment something goes wrong or somebody does something wrong, we'll see the fickleness of we've worked over the last 20 years or so. i think the temperature has changed. the relationship is much less confrontational. >> look who was in the carriage with the queen today. >> camilla parker bowles. >> if you want to see how things change, look at the carriage. >> this day camilla would be there, people would have thought -- >> they've had to change. they've had to modernize. i've seen the risk of the duke and duchess being stars as when they came to l.a. the monarchy needs to embrace the new age. >> and later the big moment the queen and her family on the balcony on buckingham palace. [ cheers ] >> announcer: this is the day. the day that we say to the world of identity thieves "enough." we're lifelock, and we believe you have the right to live free from the fear of identity theft. our pledge to you? as long as there are identity thieves, we'll be there. we're lifelock. and we offer the most comprehensive identity theft protection ever created. lifelock: relentlessly protecti

and golfers are fickle about the noise.ckelson withdrew after complaining about cell phone use in the gallery. >> they're confiscating phone autos it's an exciting time. u.s. open here once again. >> and that is right. larry beil here with the man many are hoping to see. >> tiger woods. >> yes. >> and there is highed for 18. there is tiger woods playing along side casey martin. tiger comes in feeling good about the game. and there is still feeling the question. do you have to win to prove you're back? >> and if i do win a championship there is always something with you guy autos and there is so much attention with tiger. the champ was like tiger in his prime. and this year, he's been up and down, and coming to olympics after a 7th place finish at st. jude. >> last year it was great to get that monkey off the back if you want to say that very early if the career. and you know looking forward to this week and getting it going. >> and espn from olympic thursday and friday, at 9:00 a.m. and again, at tk p.m. >> and very excitin

a fickle forecast, my friends. >> this has been a triumph over all of the elements and this is the latestumph coming up now wherever they are coming from now. watch out for them. they are coming. >> we are hoping for the flag pass. the weather needs to hold off another half hour or so. we could see the great air displays that we can put on as a country. this is what i love most. it's like the january and july sales outside. the british public realizing it's time to get to the palace fast for the balcony scene. they are charging on mass up the mall and soon right behind us it will all be -- i have to say the skies are closing in. there is a dashing. >> there we go. the beautiful royal standard meaning she's in residence over the palace. >> i don't want to say the words and go to a break. another half hour of no rain is what we're hoping for. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and redu

hollywood is so fickle. >> maybe she just made too much money. she was like forget it i'm done. >> you think so? i'm done. >>> still ahead, it is an event that really trance forms the national hill every summer. find out what this year's smithsonian folklife festival is all about. >> we are checking in with tucker for the full forecast. the summer heat will make a comeback. we are back in a moment. >>> welcome back. tropical storm debby has weakened into a tropical depression but parts of northern florida are under water and it is still raining. in addition to the flooding, there is also the danger of snakes, fire ants and diseases in the water plus forecasters are now warning of possible tornadoes over the florida peninsula. after more than four days of nonstop rain, debby is expected to head out to sea later today. and for folks there, that cannot come soon enough. >> welcome news. >> getting pounded. >> they need to dry out. i guess things will get better there in a couple of days. >> the stuff you don't think about, the stuff in the water. >>

i think the moment something goes wrong or somebody does something wrong, we'll see the fickleness ofol we've worked over the last 20 years or so. i think the temperature has changed. the relationship is much less confrontation confrontational. >> look who was in the carriage with the queen today. >> camilla parker bowles. >> if you want to see how things change, look at the carriage. >> this day camilla would be there, people would have thought -- >> they've had to change. they've had to modernize. i've seen the risk of the duke and duchess being stars as when they came to l.a. the monarchy needs to embrace the new age. >> and later the big moment the queen and her family on the balcony on buckingham palace. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well,

very fickle. >> don't even try to understand it. >>> let's talk about the latest data talking about theer rich. tell us about t. >> the average income for the 400 richest americans was $202 million. now, latest data was from 2009. but that was actually 25% less than what they made in 2008 and about 40% less than what they made in 2007. 2007 was a great year, near $4 manhunt million f you are curious swat tax rate is, it is about 0% for the 400 richest americans. >> it is all relevant. i'm sure they felt it in their own way too. i can only dream and imagine. lauren simonetti, thank you so much. >> nice to see you. >> you too. >>> still ahead on a wednesday, red light cameras, speeding cameras. nobody like to see a picture their car snapped in one of those tickets you get in the mail. soon, a common excuse to get out of paying those might not work anymore. we'll explain, coming senate we are follow a developing story. more drama for the d.c. city council. a confrontation turns physical and more questions are raised about the future of another councilmember. we're back after this. 

the consumers for this category are very fickle.ou know, they will drop one brand for another just like that. do you like it right now? >> we really like the brand tremendously. we think the brand is incredibly high. our survey work would suggest that and our store checks are reinforcing that. overall the high end market, outside of lululemon, we think we could see some weakness over the near term. the stock market volatility is not helping. >> great. good to see you both. >> thank you. >>> breaking news with kayla tausche back at headquarters. >> a statement from nasdaq, now the new york stock exchange has weighed in on what they call the interstreet subsidizing new york misstep. they have said that they have yet to receive full details of the plan but believe it would be an undue burden of competition as a guys for fairly compensating those impacted by the facebook ipo issues. they said that the deal allowed nasdaq to get market share that they otherwise would not have received and diverting order flow to nasdaq in order to receiv

. >> perfection a fickle mistres mistress. at&t park today a perfect example. in san francisco bart and problems perfect storm of congestion. >> nightmare. >>reporter: this nightmare on king street. quite the opposite from last night. >> that's a per game. >>reporter: really possible to find such a perfect balance between yin and yang in less than 12 hours? apparently so. >> we had to take the back way. >> quarter of 1. expected to be here 10:30. you missed batting practice. >> i know. >>reporter: case in point. the turn styles continue long after the first pitch. have you ever wondered how many people come to giants game from the east bay? count the empty seats. >> surprise when i walked in how not crowded it was. >>reporter: officially today's game was a sell out. 41,000 6 52 according to the giants. perfect attendance they say but lieutenants of tardy. what do you learn after all this, what do you take away from today. >> there's a lot of ways to get around in the bay area just has to be creative. that would be the perfect answer. >> i'm glad i'm here. >> is

americans have short memories, we're very fickled. >> he needs to have his credibility mean somethingt, it loses -- >> you don't think he's looking forward to 2014? >> i don't think he's actively trying to sabotage president obama at this point. i just don't. >> during an interview with brian williams, clinton about "clinton is out of control on 2012," simon's political column. >> mr. simon may think i should be an employee of the campaign but i'm not. i've by aghast by all this flutter about it. i don't think i should have to criticize romney personally to disagree with his politics. >> karen? >> sounds great. >> you don't believe it? >> i just find it kind of incredible that a man that has so much thought -- he's a political junkie in many ways and he understands history, that he would make these gaffs, seeming gaffes that are hurting the president. you say you want to get him elected but you're saying these things the republican is using as fodder. >> i think he has such an ego on him, he believes all the hype -- >> it helped pascrell yesterday in new jersey. >> there's another one

, i think it still is too early to say much because things, the nation, and the problems are very fickleey will change from day-to-day. so, i think the battle for november is really just getting started. so, i don't know whether you read the polls today or tomorrow or next week, will say as much as what is necessary and what the economy is going to be like, will it be worst next couple of months, will there will another war going on in syria. who knows what will happen. that will probably determine the outcome of the election. >>neil: congressman i am not blowing out you smoke but i think you elevated the debate this election year significantly. and you had a tremendous impact. you are a very smart guy, anyone who can get young people to applaud, talking about the federal reserve, you are okay in my book. thank you, congressman. good to see you. ron paul. >> here is how worried some democrats are about spending. they want to come in this weekend to make sure they still counsel. imagine if they showed half the zeal for cutting spending? we click. you croak. [ creaking ] [ male announcer ]

. >> the way-back machine is a fickle mistress. got to be careful when you pull the levers. coming up, the battle over reproductive rights and fears that roev wade could be in jeopardy. women could hold the keys to november. cecile richards will join the panel next. yoo-hoo. hello. it's water from the drinking fountain at the mall. [ male announcer ] great tasting tap water can come from any faucet anywhere. the brita bottle with the filter inside. >>> republicans are shifting their attack strategy on the president's health care law. politico reported on a private meeting in which speaker john boehner told his party that framing the law as quote, job killing, isn't polling well. the new attack may suggest the affordable care act is driving up costs and hurting small businesses. meanwhile, at the state level, republicans are waging health care battles that could mean ending health coverage for tens of thousands of women. joining the panel now is president of planned parenthood and the planned parenthood action fund, cecile, a pleasure. >> nice to be here. >> pleasure to have

it's not just the stuff on the paper, some of which is problematic and some of which is rather more ficklere do you stand in the time of crisis? who are the people you depend upon to give you advice, and how do you argue with competing interests so that you're able to come up with your own plan? that's the inability that mr. romney has shown that's deep and profound and i think his republican base finds it problematic. >> professor dyson your timing is exquisite. we're watching the republican nominee approaching the stage where he will be about to speak. i wanted to ask you, ari, romney still has a massive problem with latino voters. to your point about the way he's breaking bread with donald trump, that's hardly the best introduction, is it, in terms of minority groups, particularly in a place like texas where there are so many people who draw their origins from, you know, hispanic backgrounds. >> i think that is a problem for governor romney. i know we could see him on screen right now and whether he's making this pitch today or going around the southwest, these are issues that he's goin

to deer valley, utah for a an event we are calling king romney and the nights of the trickle down fickle it's romney and rich and powerrul pals like rove, bush, ryan, bobby gentle boy governor and conde rice getting together to raise money and plot against president obama in hopes of furthering cutting tax for his rich, did he defunding public education because those ideas worked so well under george bush. aka he who may not be named or blamed. a book called the few and many this events the mitt romney that most of us have come to know. a millionaire at birth who seems like a nice guy but he's never had to worry about making the rent on time. a man with no real connection to every day folks who is more out of touch than pat boone at a wu-tang clan concert a far cry from the mitt romney of this weekend's bus tour where he tried his hardest to be just like you a and me. eating pancakes, scooping ice cream and eating a hogue i. it's like a sequel to i.a. here, to tell us about the many faces of mitt, is scott helman, he's coauthor of the real come any and he comes to us from boston where he

. >> the weather here is very fickle.is about as bad as it gets, but the queen will be very flagmatic, and so will her subjects. we are used to being rained on. that's why we have a wonderful arape of umbrellas. katie, you covered the royals for a long time. the significance of the diamond jubilee in relation to the monarchy, isn't it the way that william and kate have explode odd to the international stage and so on. put it into context for them. >> i think actually the 60 it's year is really now an opportunity to look forward. i think you really cannot underestimate the importance of who is on the spirit of chartwell today. it's the queen. it is her son. it is her grandson. the future of the monarch where i. it's very significant because what we're seeing now is a slimmed down monarchy. this boat and who is on this boat is what the future is all about. >> let's get one thing very clear because i keep being asked by americans in particular, could the queen -- would william become king? >> absolutely zero chance of that h

>> because of the apps with the sneak peek and a fickle. i think they have an issue.out 1982. i don't think we have seen misspellings from the right like we are seeing right now, but should we be concerned? no, this is great. this is allowing that conversation to build, whether people are on their phones or at their desks. and then it brings people around the table, whether it is the kitchen table or the dinner table to have conversations. did you see this tweet? did you see this link? did you hear what was said at this press conference? >> is that what it does? does it facilitate real-life interactions, does it make us lonely. if we think we are having a revolution online, do we bother to have the actual revolution in the streets? i love the idea of facilitating but worry about it taking the place of it. >> facebook was a tool towards a broader revolution and i think that's important to point out. in the american context, the goal is not whether or not you're on facebook or giving your views on television, we wanted the more i formed and educated to debate the issues

line for both the president and mitt romney to walk, though, because independents have shown to be fickle and they really do matter. >> shira, i know that you've been covering the congressional campaigns under way. the latest poll shows democrats with the early lead. how about you, what's your read from the campaign trail? >> well, i think polls are different in every state. it depends on a lot of things. it depends on the kind of campaigns the candidates are running. while the poll numbers might show that this is in democrats' favor on the congressional level, i think the map in terms of which seats they need to win both in the house and both in the senate are actually an uphill climb for the democratic party. it has to do with which seats are open and there are a lot of open seats that democrats have held in the past but are now in republican states, places like nebraska and north dakota. so i think the math shows a little different tale than the numbers. >> okay. christina, you may have heard that we talked about mitt romney's net worth, those numbers being released just yesterday. how

but new hampshire is such a fickle state with the independents.essage can play well there for republicans, but the social, as soon as the social issues popped a couple months ago that's when you saw the president's numbers pop back up again. new hampshire is a weird state. romney was just there last week. >> a lot of feel forget the history of states like new hampshire, maine. these are states that went solidly republican and not just in the '50s and '60s democrats didn't win either of those states until '92. but by '68 to '88, republicans won them all the time. let's go to michigan. i've got to say, this number is a lot closer than i expected. mitt romney only four points behind in michigan. what's happened there? >>. >> this is one you've had some republican ad spending in michigan. democrats haven't done any. i believe we're the third straight public poll to show the president up by five or fewer points in michigan. we know the romney campaign, the romney family, desperately wants to make michigan a serious state. you know, the obama people wil

politics always very frivolous, very fickle. and i never understood what he meant. and until years later when i started to know about his life, i just realized his whole generation we call it spiritually castrated because those people, they were the ones who suffered so much because sometimes you just said something wrong, or you could end up in jail or just because there was a lot of stories about people that went to the bathroom, and then they accidentally use a newspaper to wipe their bottom, and then on the back of the newspaper was chairman mao's portrait. and then the neighbor found out, and the person end up in jail for a year. you know, you live in that constant vibe. that's why i could -- environment. that's why i could understand why my father was like that. for years it was a very contra contradicting, like, my father at work, he was a model communist party member. he said all the right things. and then at home he would teach me a different set of principles, very confusion. say you have to be faithful to your grandma, and you have to work hard no matter