we could have just bona fide showers and rain over parts of the weekend. ill tell you why it's going downhill and allergy count just came in a few minutes ago from sue and her colleagues over there at the army centralized allergen extract lab. tree pollen is absent but grass, weeds and mold are moderate. your weekend forecast coming up when 9news now at noon returns. >>> the texas lawyer is filing a freedom of information act. he's requesting to learn the white house beer recipe. he says it's public knowledge. and the lawyer is a home brewer. a reporter asked press secretary jay carnie yesterday if the recipe will be made public. >> not that i'm aware of. it's true that -- [ laughter ] it's true i don't always bring water out here. but -- yeah. the -- not that i'm aware of. >> according to a white house food blog, white house chefs have created three brews. a honey ale, a blond ale, and a honey porter. >>> well, clinton poritis is looking forward to his new role as a soccer dad. the 30-year-old announced his retirement yesterday. saying that washington wil

he con fided that to advisors afterwards and that helped to lead to things like the cuban missile crisis. not saying that it is impossible that paul ryan would be a great vice president offering terrific advice on national security. he will be an ex officio member of the national security council sitting there with the president and secretary of state and secretary of defense on key national security council meetings but there is nothing in the past that indicates that either of these men will really change the way washington has been handling threats like islamism, arab spring, a growing china, et cetera, et cetera. >> christian, thank you. >> congressman paul ryan considered a rising star. think about governor mitt romney's vice presidential pick. we will talk with mark sanford when joins us live, next. >>> congressman paul ryan is architect of the text of the republican's budget plan. he wasted little time in leadersing out his vision for how a romney administration to fix america's financial problems. also, he took aim at president obama at the same time. >> i hear some people say th

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. >> jonathan, the number one bona fide for any sarah palin endorsee seems to be a mama grizzly, ander call mitt romney a mama grizzly? >> i don't think so. and i don't know if she's even calling mitt romney anything. i mean, has she endorsed him? has she said, he's one of us? again, one of mitt romney's, probably his biggest problem, is that he's still trying to convince the base of the party, the conservatives in the party, the sarah palins of the party, that he is one of them, he is one to be trusted. and if he can't get them on his side, and if he can't get sarah palin on his side, then he's in big trouble. >> mitt romney still has to prove his bona fides. karen finney and jonathan capeha capehart, thanks for joining me tonight. >> thanks, alex. >>> coming up, you can find just about anything on the internet these days, including wild theories regarding mitt romney's running mate. "the new york times" numbers guru rick silver joins me to dissect the web clues you should be paying attention to. and we'll meet the man that may cost mitt romney the election. that's next. gs she does

he is a bona fide olympic star.inside that swimming arena and television an amazing finish. nathan adrian, this is where he makes his noise. he beats out the australian swimming star, this fantastic finish at the end. nay van adrian out-touches madison to win the gold. now, adrian, this is the third career o lilympic medal. this is, by far, the sweetest, the 100 meter free style. he gets the gold. a great reaction at the end. >> yi don't know if you can see it in my expression. and then i was like, did i really win? and then i kind of double checked and low and behold, there was a one next to my name. >> nathan, you really won. congratulations. the last american men, the last american male to win a gold in the 100 free back in 1988. so another gold for cal. that's where he grew up and now nathan adrian in some rare company. team usa gymnastics. it's amazing. they win the gold, they chat with president obama. and then soccer city of london, like rock stars. what's next for them? well, things are going to change, but

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he con fided that to advisors afterwards and that helped to lead to things like the cuban missile crisissaying that it is impossible that paul ryan would be a great vice president offering terrific advice on national security. he will be an ex officio member of the national security council sitting there with the president and secretary of state and secretary of defense on key national security council meetings but there is nothing in the past that indicates that either of these men will really change the way washington has been handling threats like islamism, arab spring, a growing china, et cetera, et cetera. >> christian, thank you. >> congressman paul ryan considered a rising star. think about governor mitt romney's vice presidential pick. we will talk with mark sanford when joins us live, next.

off against pole proxy on saturday in new york and also taking the time to step out a possible super fiderussian to me is a prisoner not on the cards. i have a good point but i don't believe so. will be weak enough to let me get it through time and time again and almost i think it will be a tough fight presently dimitri put all doesn't really mean anything to me even though he is a w b o champion i am not really interested in him i'm about to fight proxy on september first incident in my head out. there london parlin pics are now officially underway following the opening ceremony that welcome thought police and funds to the games and the party began long before the evening spectacle featuring a certain russian supermodel no less on the streets of the english couple got a man called. the final stage of the paralympic torch relay saw some of the world's most acclaimed stars usher the flame through the streets of london among them top international model and mother to three children and that's all you have a giant of a who also happens to be the ambassador for the next winter games in russia

while we begin to see a little eye forming they say it's open to the northwest, a lot of dry air is fiding into the system preventing it from get -- feeding into the system preventing it from getting stronger. it does still look like a category 1 storm or a little stronger as it makes landfall late tomorrow night. it's moving slowly northwest at 10, looks like it will come very close to new orleans, certainly along the louisiana/mississippi coast there late tomorrow night, early wednesday. most likely as a category 1 storm perhaps with winds up to 90 miles an hour, but they think it could continue to strengthen all the way right before it makes that landfall and then becomes a tropical storm. so again a big story is going to be the hurricane warnings that are up for the potential of a storm surge that could be 6 to 12 feet above sea level. that's for not only louisiana, but the mississippi coastline and a little bit of the florida panhandle. the hurricane warnings continue to nye there. that has not change -- fly there. that has not changed. the track has not changed and the big story will

not liquidity in the sense that you're providing market discovery price discovery for actual bona fide buys and sells you're creating artificial manipulated directions and transactions in the market when somebody shows up with a real order then they either crash the market or spike it upward in these huge gaps to call it a flash crash for example or knight capital is another example of a market that's just really existing as a whole a gram and then suddenly there's a glitch in the matrix and four hundred forty million disappears you know this is more and more the case isn't it that's why people are saying only keep money in banks that you're willing to lose and i think that's good advice. exactly but you know zero heads has been covering this for the last few years really they're the first one to really cover because they're trading and every month they have a tally of hedge funds and and legitimate traders and investors who have abandoned the markets who have closed funds because they are john galt going on strike because it's a rigged market rigged by the insiders and collaboration v

like so and already they're adding to what they want to use him to do well it's not even get rid of fide in germany the constitutional courts not agreed to it thanks so much that was mike said like investment advisor for thyca pacific capital and that is all we have time for that's our show today thank you so much for watching and make sure to come back tomorrow and in the meantime you can always follow me on twitter and you can give us feedback on you tube dot com slash capital account or catch any shows you missed missed on hulu at hulu dot com slash capital account from everyone here thanks for watching and have a great night. the winner takes it all the loser standing small the russians. as left empty handed after a london court dismisses hefty lawsuit against billionaire. turkey's pitch for a syrian intervention hits a dead end at the u.n. leaving nato countries warning they might simply bypass the security council. plus republican mitt romney accepts his nomination as presidential candidate with a promise to show russia more backbone but critics like that that is not his greatest a

birth so and already they're adding to what they want to use him to do well it's not even get rid of fide in germany because the juvenile courts not agreed to it thanks so much that was mike said like investment advisor for thyca pacific capital and that is all we have time for that's our show today thank you so much for watching and make sure to come back tomorrow and in the meantime you can always follow me on twitter and you can give us feedback on you tube dot com slash capital account or catch any shows you missed missed on hulu at hulu dot com slash capital dash account from everyone here thanks for watching and have a great night. dreaming of a luxury used to see roundtrip with the open air entertainment. a little bit of that just signs to get in better shape. and. with only healthy ingredients. in this case something to remind our summer sales on our cheap. if. we've. seen. you to believe. in full started here before going global and now it's cooling myrow. log in. a look around. choose your place to take your stand. to. make your statement. spread the word. from my little strip a

was the party of national security, that it was democrats who just had to keep on proving their bona fides when it came to keep the country safe. >> a few thousand drone strikes seem to have taken care of that. obama continued and advanced what bush had done. >> and two failed wars, iraq and afghanistan. that certainly tarnished -- and i'll tell you this. it is an indictment of us as a people and of the leaders of this country that we are not debating and discussing afghanistan. , that there are, tonight, 80,000 americans in peril, in harm's way, and it goes undiscussed and really undebated in this country, and essentially, uncovered. >> ifill: including here. except of course at this table. describe what is at stake the next evening and tomorrow. what does each side-- especially these republicans-- what do they hope to lay out as the theme for tonight and tomorrow night, especially? >> i.r.s. thing condoleezza rice is going to inspire people. the second thing, paul ryan, he's earnest. the difference about paul ryan, republican nominees tend to like the young, glamorous person-- sarah pali

the latest headlines of the week the top stories here on our team syria's rebels fide to retake control of aleppo with the help of further west and financial backing as the u.s. and turkey consider a no fly zone to put pressure on damascus. egypt's president orders the country's hall full defense minister and the chief of staff to retire it comes amid a minute and crackdown in the increasingly volatile find. and members of the russian female come group pussy riot await their verdict after an empty suit in this dungeon the country's main cathedral and a trial decided the nation. you're watching r.t. live from moscow with me to bomb would say with syrian rebels struggling to regain ground in the country's second city of aleppo some nations led by the year was piling more pressure on damascus and bypassing the un washington and turkey have discussed bringing in a no fly zone over syria and have set up a joint group with those they believe. the u.s. and its allies have all supposed to make multimillion dollar support for the syrian rebels london being the latest to weigh in but the lessons

the treasury officials i was dealing with as well as officials of the federal reserve so it down a fide with the interests of the banks themselves so you know when we were pushing for different types of oversight provisions or conditions where we would identify ok here's a conflict of interest that might be a real problem here is an area of fraud that you really need to be concerned about a response was was really a roll of the eyes pat it had on the head and say like look you don't understand these are banks they would never do this they would never put their profit over over that of of you know that are of the public interest they would never and the quote was risk their reputation which is really an alan greenspan ian concept that we don't need to protect the market from fraud because the banks will just behave and you know i think you see that same attitude when you see what happened when the federal reserve bank of new york under tim geithner's leadership got notified in two thousand and eight about the fact that there was this manipulation of what happened to be the most important

the number one reason that people talk about the validity of a will in the absence of a bona fide challenge is the hope of a settlement. these documents give the trustees broad discretion to settle any claim against the estate. >> you think they are looking for a settlement? >> without a doubt. >> we will talk more and have a conclusion of this special report. plus the latest from wisconsin. we are getting disturbing information that the shooter who killed the 6 people in the mass killing in the milwaukee suburb may have been ex military. we will be live from the scene. give us a minute. we will be right back. >> the rest of her legendary family. she is an entertainer. we appreciate tenay has come on tonight. we are not talking about how talented she is. what do you think about what the siblings tried to do? >> i think very simply what they are trying to do is get control of their mother you heard the attorney earlier say if they can somehow get her replaced. these are her children. come on ma give me a few bucks. she could turn over her inheritance to them. she is 82 years old. i think the

jim joyce is a bona fide hero. he rushed at the the rescue am well. and performed cpr.tacking service for commission near roger godell. it is over yesterday a judge made tito jackson a permanent help with mother katherine. he had been a temp rare gree guardian after katherine was suspended during a problem with the estate. >> disappeared for a little while there but now she is back. >> someone who has been in the news arot lately. tail taylor swift country music. >> apparently she is a wedding crasher. there's friction between taylor and the famous family kennedys. it was asked she not attend the wedding in boston. they didn't want her to de tract from the bride's big day. she showed up anyway and wouldn't leave after being asked twice by the mother of the bride. swift says the story isn't true. the 22-year-old country crooner and 18-year-old boyfriend have been causing quite the scene. they have been caught kissing and holding hands at the kennedy compound. she just purchased her own $4.9 million home. >> just a little cabin by the sea there. >> brangelina one of their

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he is a bona fide conservative through and through.nator he fell out of favor with governor sam brownback because he committed the unspeakable crime of compromising with democrats. for example, senator owens was critical of the governor's paul ryan-esque budget. here is governor brownback on fox news. >> well, what we've done to date is eliminate two thousand state employee positions fte positions. eliminateing eight agencies in state government if the legislature goes along with it. so far which hope they'll go along with most of it. moving forward in the future we'll pull down a number of different programs and eliminate eliminating programs and focusing in on fewer areas of state government. >> jennifer: well, senator owens was not the only one who was critical of the specifics of governor brownback's plans. so were other moderate republicans in the state senate. so brownback started endorsing tea party newcomers against those republican moderates including senator owen's opponent denning. but more importantly it was not just the sc

i doubt the founding fathers envisioned texting driving or in your case being the bona fide mayor ofws. that's what the first 58 minutes of this show. now let's focus on the small things. shahshh brett talking now. >> no one tells you what you're supposed to you when you're talking about the person speaking on the tv show. this is the dos and don'ts of geeing a tv news extra. do sit there. your job is to not pull focus from the interview. you're basically dressing. don't smell the top of your hand. it's just distracting. instead of living to the interview, people are saying, hey, is that guy smelling the top of his hand? do use the phone. this is the newsroom. use the phone. don't keep smelling the top of your hand. now people are thinking, oh my god, is that guy still smelling the top of his hand? what does his hand smell like? nothing good. do go tell jim something. this is a live show. and during that show jim needs to know something or this show is friggin' round. don't put your finger in your nose. no we're not going to show that. delicious but grows. gross. to so review. do sit

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republican nomination to replace kay bailey hutchison, and there was no problem with his conservative bona fides that should have stopped that from happening until a changer came along who said he was outflanking dewhurst on the right. and although one might not think there was any actual room to the right of texas' lieutenant governor, and indeed there are no real policy differences between these two candidates, in today's republican party politics, really all you got to do is call the other guy too liberal. call him conciliatory, say you're farther to the right and more confrontational and watch the republican primary float your way. that was the state of the lone star state heading into tonight's senate republican primary where the last polls closed 43 minutes ago at 9:00 eastern. just moments ago, the associated press called the primary. they called the race. the associated press says in fact the tea party favorite has won. ted cruz has won the republican nomination for senate in texas. he was running against lieutenant governor david dewhurst from the right. ahead of tonight's results, an u

it sounds like something a politician would say to sort of prove his bona fide on his economics.xactly what paul ryan. is some of us, i want to be clear about one thing. some of us on this panel don't think that 42 is very old. [ laughter ] i think that is pretty old. >> i think romney has a tough job. has to get the likability ratings up without seeming like a phony or changing himself. now yesterday he talked about buying shirts at costco. he flipped pancakes and talked about how he does the dishes. i don't know if that is enough. but it's something he resisted up until now. if you don't want to do it, it might come off like it's not real. >> bret: last thing, 30 seconds, charles. we still have a storm out there. it still may be a hurricane to new orleans. still a channel for th -- stille for the rnc. >> i think the rnc canceled the wrong day. today was a lovely day, a little overcast but a day they could have used. thursday and wednesday are tough because you may have people out there suffering. how are you going to make speeches, especially attack speeches. you have to change

mitt romney made his business bodies fides. we finished talked about the last two, three weeks he's had, the last month he's had, not been a cycle in which he's managed the message at all, not been able to focus on the economy and really sort of strategic pivots have seemed to be -- >> yes, i think you have to say analytical ability and care is a good thing. >> sure. >> there is no job that resembles presidency, to, yes, there are mismatches between the way he worked at bain and the way he would have to work as president, just as there were for barack obama who was in senate then moved to the presidency. i think the biggest challenge that i've seen in people from business moving in to politics, especially high-level politics is something also pointed out by bart gellman in that story which is people do what you say when you're an executive of a big business, when you control the business. that doesn't happen in politics all the time. >> you know, i want to, richard, you know the current white house occupant quite well in terms

. >> the man is a bona fide hero. >> the little boy, identified as 4-year-old christopher ramjaran, is rushed to jacoby medical center for treatment. horia suffers from the effects of smoke inhalation and a broken rib. >> when i picked him up the second time, when i twisted my body, that's when i snapped one rib right here. but that's better now. >> now happy and healthy, little christopher even stops by to visit horia, also known as billy, several times a week. >> if he's got a problem at school or a child on the block, he says i want to talk to billy. so he comes over, the family says oh, my god, here it is, he wants to talk to you. and he's full of life. he's a happy child. i love that about him. i have never seen him upset. and he finds comfort in everything he does. i think he's going to be a great man. >> i play with them. >> oh, you play with them? >> and i hope one day he can return the favor by helping other people if it comes in his power. >> cominup, a man in a wheelchair takes on a would-be robber. >> it all happened so quickly. i just reacted. >> a woman falls into the pat

joining me now republican senator ron johnson, whose tea party bona fides sent him to washington and ryan is from his home state of wisconsin which leads me to my first question is does this change the mix in wisconsin? can you see republicans picking it up? they are now behind when you look at the polls in wisconsin. can paul ryan pull his own state into the romney column? >> good morning, candy. listen, i think wisconsin's always been in play. we turned wisconsin red in november 2010 because of president obama's policies, because of obama care, people didn't like that, being jammed through, entirely bart san basis. people also understand in wisconsin, we are pretty fiscally conservative here. people have the common sense notion that government should live within its means and as wisconsinites see this president spend our nation into debt, you know, burden our children, grandchildren with $5.3 trillion worth of added debt during this -- his administration, that scarce them so, again, we turned the state red in november 2010. i don't know what's changed, you know in two years, other