how do you know not this, fitch.ee new jersey's tourism ads. >> in new jersey 44 people were arrested in a federal sting today including three mayors, and five rabbies. everything from bribery to selling organs. >> new jersey and you. perfect together. (applause) >> jon: we'll be right back. hey, i'm really glad we took this last minute trip! me too. you booked our room right? not yet, thanks for reminding me. wait, what? fret not ma'lady. i have the hotels.com app so we can get a great deal even at the last minute. ah, well played sir. download the free hotels.com app and get exclusive mobile deals. hotels.com. be smart. book smart. wlingz. >> my guest tonight an act ris. >> you know, we've never actually met. >> actually, we have, several times. >> have we? >> you crashed my birthday party, called pie juliy and-- down my top. >> well, i'm sorry about that. >> in, not at all. you're delightful. >> was i. >> no, look, if you are's not julie. >> i'm emma, emma morley. >> listen, i'll walk you home. >> i can tell you w

how do you know not this, fitch. haven't you see new jersey's tourism ads. >> in new jersey 44 people were arrested in a federal sting today including three mayors, and five rabbies. everything from bribery to selling organs. >> new jersey and you. perfect together. (applause) >> jon: we'll be right back. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: do people use smartphones to do dumb things? man 1: send, that is the weekend. app grapgic: yeah dawg! man 2: allow me to crack...the bubbly! man 1: don't mind if i doozy. man 3: is a gentleman with a brostache invited over to this party? man 1: only if he's ready to rock! ♪ sfx: guitar and trumpet jam vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. wlingz. >> my guest tonight an act ris. >> you know, we've never actually met. >> actually, we have, several times. >> have we? >> you crashed my birthday party, called pie juliy and-- down my top. >> well, i'm sorry about that. >> in, not at all. you're delightful. >> w

how do you know not this, fitch. haven't you see new jersey's tourism ads. >> in new jersey 44 people were arrested in a federal sting today including three mayors, and five rabbies. everything from bribery to selling organs. >> new jersey and you. perfect together. (applause) >> jon: we'll be right back. [ man ] i love you guys. [ laughs ] i mean, just, you know, the whole heist thing. just putting jewels in teddy bears. this guy's wearing a wire the whole time. right? look at that! he's wearing a wire! [ laughs ] all right, let's do this. all right? before my wife changes her mind. go. [ male announcer ] your favorite movies right when you want them. watch unlimited tv episodes and movies instantly through your game console or other devices, all for only 8 bucks a month from netflix. no sequel for that guy. wlingz. >> my guest tonight an act ris. >> you know, we've never actually met. >> actually, we have, several times. >> have we? >> you crashed my birthday party, called pie juliy and-- down my top. >> well, i'm

how do you know not this, fitch.ersey's tourism ads. >> in new jersey 44 people were arrested in a federal sting today including three mayors, and five rabbies. everything from bribery to selling organs. >> new jersey and you. perfect together. (applause) >> jon: we'll be right back. wlingz. >> my guest tonight an act ris. >> you know, we've never actually met. >> actually, we have, several times. >> have we? >> you crashed my birthday party, called pie juliy and-- down my top. >> well, i'm sorry about that. >> in, not at all. you're delightful. >> was i. >> no, look, if you are's not julie. >> i'm emma, emma morley. >> listen, i'll walk you home. >> i can tell you what is weird, she's not actually graduate until that film, it's just a hat she likes. please welcome back to the show anne hathaway. young lady. (applause) how are you? >> i'm good. i'm good. can i help with you something? >> jon: no, i was looking, i thought i had had pens down there but i have this one. hold on. >> so these are the nerds? (cheers and ap

so a couple weeks ago we did a story here on the show basically the abercrombie and fitch was asking the cast members of the jersey shore not to wear abercrombie and fitch clothing any more they didn't like the image that was projecting even though as we discussed here i think abercrombie and fitch has a few wires mixed up or something they're a little confused because that's like trashy young kids that where ever coming fish sorry that's exactly. customer but i think the only cost kind of has a better case cost is asking. to not wear his clothes anymore because he was wearing it when he was on his way to interrogation in a picture and he also wrote about the fact that it was his favorite brand in his manifesto and there we have there we have the picture is what he said is look costs have a case. i can certainly see why a low cost wouldn't want to be associated with this person i mean that's kind of scary like jersey shore's one thing when it's like guy that went on terrorist attack and like mass murder i definitely wouldn't want them representing a pretty gross but i wonder what the

didn't like the image that was projecting even though as we discussed here i think abercrombie and fitch has a few wires mixed up or something they're a little confused because that's like that where abercrombie and fitch sorry that's exactly. the customer be there and see what i think will not cost kind of has a better taste what cost is asking anders breivik to not wear his clothes anymore because he was wearing it when he was on his way to interrogation in a picture and he also wrote about the fact that it was a brand in his manifesto there we have there we have the pictures but he says lacrosse have a case. i can certainly see why look cause wouldn't want to be associated with this person i mean that's kind of scary like jersey shore's one thing that it's like guy that went on terrorist attack and like mass murder i definitely wouldn't want them pretty gross but i wonder what they can do or if it's even worth raising tension i don't think anyone's going to assume that they're paying him indorsement money or something to wear their clothing but it's it's all for you sometimes you just

less than a month ago abercrombie & fitch offered him money to stop wearing its clothes on televisionbercrombie and fitch by profiting from the show by selling t-shirts featuring phrases like the fitchwation. >>> 1,000 foot high wall of dust traveled 50 miles in the heart of the metro phoenix area. cameras captured everything in its path getting smoothered. it is getting bad out west six dust storms in phoenix this summer alone. there you have the best of the rest. coming up, uh-oh did someone just find something missing from president obama's jobs plan? jimmy fallon will explain, next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] unlike some car companies, nissan is running at 100%, which means the most innovative cars are also the most available cars. nissan. innovation for today. innovation for all. ♪ two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands ojobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these

todd fitch, the offensive coordinator. they made a decision collectively.e, the minute ruffer missed the field goal, it stayed a two-possession game. a two-score game. right now their up nine points. milk the clock and get points out of it. again! jamoris slaughter finally brought him down but he got 12. >> mike: on allen lynch a little, the huddle improved. check this out. when eatmon gets it. >> dan: on first and goal. and this time he was there to force him back. that was murray again. remember earlier in the game, it seems like they tried to put notre dame, they had it but they didn't snap the football. that time they did. >> dan: second and goal. 13th play. >> mike: he's got man coverage on both corners. the flag comes in. >> mike: a covering here. there is movement on both sides. >> referee: there's no foul on the play. the players reacted to a whistle in the stands. >> mike: i don't know about that one. that's like -- we should have blown the whistle. we're going to try that one over, fellas. what do you do with the play clock? they put it back to 25

he worked at abercrombie and fish as manager -- and fitch as manager. nothing got to him. employees remember him as a happy guy. he leaves behind his young son, three younger siblings, and his loving mother, who i have talked to since his death. to date, san francisco police have not solved his murder. i am sure the city family will continue to do everything they can, as i have insisted before that we get answers to these tartarus questions. the rest will submit. president chiu: today i have two items. i am introducing a legislative draft and request to help us address the frustration that impact san franciscans when their cars are towed. nobody that parts in san francisco wants to be towed, but it is easy to miss the posting of a temporary or permanent towaway zone. i am requested that legislation be drafted to require the creation of a toe when notification system for san francisco, which release of allied data streams on temporary and permanent toeing restrictions. this would help people avoid getting towed by using technology. i will be asking the mta and dpw to create

credit ratings agency fitch cut kodak's i.o.u.'s further into junk territory. kodak has been trying to shift its focus to printing. last week, the company tapped into a credit line, fueling concerns about cash flow. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: and general motors also in focus. shares fell nearly 4%, closing at $20.41 as the automaker ratifies a four-year contract with the united auto workers union. the deal will save thousands of factory jobs and creates an estimated 57,000-plus jobs at auto-related businesses. the contract also offers buyouts for skilled trade workers and caps profit sharing at 12,000 per employee. with the g.m. deal ratified, the union is moving on to complete talks with ford motor. meanwhile, the pilots' union at u.s. airways received strong orders from a federal judge today. an injunction filed in charlotte says the pilots must stop intentionally delaying flights. u.s. airways accused the pilots of slowing down on purpose by delaying training, taxiing slowly and refusing to fly because they were too tired. the union has d

standard and poor's, moody's and fitch ratings were all covered in the review. >> tom: after the double digit drop for the major stock indices this quarter, history tells us prices may improve in the short run. tonight's market monitor is sam stovall, chief equity strategist at s&p. sam, it was such an ugly third quarter what, does history tell us to expect in the fourth quarter? >> well, actually, history says that we might end up with a fairly favorable fourth quarter because this most recent decline of more than 14% was the tenth time sense world war ii that we had a third-quarter decline in excess of 10%. and in the prior times, the army price change was a gain of 7.2%, and we saw the market rise in eight of those nine bskses. >> tom: so odds are fourth quarter will actually see higher prices from the prices we see tonight. but can the rally last into 2012? >> i don't really think so. i think it's what i would call a tale of two time frame where's we might end up with an endof year rally because we were so oversold in the third quarter. we then bounced back in the fourth quarter. th

abercrombie and fitch faces other similar lawsuits. >> another person could take offense to it. it bothered me a lot. it's not harming them. its symbol of modesty and symbol of who i am. >> she is encouraged that numerous groups promoting peace are now speaking with one voice. >> we do have our differences but the differences enrich our society and we learn from each other. >> muslim americans say they are living today with patience. >>> we'll have special coverage of the commemoration of the 9/11 anniversary. wayne freedman will report live from new york city beginning tonight. lilian kim will be live in shanksville, pennsylvania where united flight 93 went down. on sunday, we will carry the september 11th ceremonies in a special edition 5:00 a.m. followed by the abc morning news from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. >> fire investigators in kern county say a fire has destroyed 27 homes and 52 out buildings. they expect to have it fully contained by today. it started on sunday when a small plane crashed. this has been a devastating fire in texas. past three months in texas has been the hotte

mediated talks on kosovo who's also disputed points with a chorus lobster from the fitch is now calling on both sides to resume discussions of the should its views about a possible solution to the problem. wrote to full normalization of our relationship with krishna and of course that normalization. doesn't mean by any way our recognition of independence of course so we believe that the only way out is through a dialogue actually through an agreement how these two crossings to gates will look like because right now with krishna did was a one sided attempt to change the reality on the ground which is against all the agreements before unix assisted them in this attempt and they breached their own mandate they breached their stated position over costs of war in serbia and we are really be satisfied we do similar and it's against security council resolution for all forty four it's against the mandate if you like so it's again six points going by the bank you move which was supported by the security council and that land states the those two gates should be different than the others indeed t

fitch ratings also downgraded five regions of spain due to their fiscal problems. as the european debt crisis continues to affect more and more countries, concerns are growing about the possibility of a global recession. park ji-won, arirang the leaders of france and germany have moved to reassure greece that it is an integral part of the eurozone. in a conference call wednesday night with german chancellor angela merkel and french president nicolas sarkozy, the greek prime minister said greece would meet all the deficit reduction plans it agreed to... in exchange for its two eu bailouts. after the call, merkel and sarkozy said carryiyi o bailout commitments is essential for the greek economy... to return to a path of lasting growth. in july, european leaders agreed... in principle... to provide another 1-hundred-9 billion euros in emergency funding for greece, which was on the verge of default. the latest bailout will be voted on... by the governments of individual eurozone nations over the next several weeks. china says it is still willing to buy european bonds..

let the downgrade in italy zero doubt that we we shouldn't worry about moody's fitch and standard and poor's so much here in the united states or in europe the real downgrade comes on the part of the international dawn market vigilantes when they say it's over it is over and interest rates rise g.d.p. falls debt to g.d.p. ratio skyrocket and it's over the point here is that you cannot get to that point that straw that breaks the camel's back i hate platitudes but that's true once you cross the rubicon there is no answer but default greece will default that means somebody has to take the pain and it's going to be either the banks or it's going to be this central bank creating inflation and then everybody suffers why do you think gold is up hell most every day up over eighteen dollars an ounce and gold stars are starting to rise and. that we have a nice allocations of gold stocks because it is no secret anymore we're going to monetize or at least attempt to monetize the situation in a way which has never worked in the history of planet earth you mentioned greece and everybody expecting

fitch he will also control of the white bridges that include the bay bridge and the senate to preach. >> this judge friday to tonight during that time to have all available personnel on the field on patrol especially in this area he was the additional units out there. you mean that heat of the unit to have additional resources, aircraft and boats showing that this weekend there will cloud and feet. >> they say so far they have not in any critical thread made toward any the error of bridges. >> to learn of the beach during a shooting rampage rocks in nevada and the casualties include uniformed military personnel 4 people dead eight others are herded into the gun used in ak-47 automatic rifle and then he had two other guns in his car and happened just before 19 today. he was teen the masked men and the morning he drove to extra amal in his adopted home town of carson city. >> capital and nevada, carson city turned his me about tuesday morning. >> you've got money in and after the hearing everything and machine guns. >> it was blood everywhere and broken glass everywhere it with war zone

this story about how abercrombie and fitch said, we'll pay you to stop wearing our clothes.ituation has lawyers firing back saying, wait a minute, you sold ought this stuff called gtl for gym tanning laundry, a population slogan from the show. don't come at us saying that he's inappropriate to be your spokesman, you've already made money off this guy. they want all the profits from the clothes sold with the gtl stuff. >> oh, it's he said, he said. >> messy. >> who's the cool person here? ryan o'neal is firing back and saying that, you know -- apparently, you remember the own network ran the tv series "ryan and tatum, the o'neals" about all the problems they had and how they reconciled at the end. now they're saying, we reconciled on the show, not in real life, my daughter and i are further apart now than we were on the show, thanks, oprah, for all your help. not a good idea to make an enemy of oprah. with oprah. [ male announcer ] indulge all you want. now there's no need to hold back. new revolutionary scope dualblast obliterates strong food odors leaving your breath minty

when it comes to the french banks, fitch, another rating agency, say they're currently comfortable with the level of capital the french banks have at the moment. manisha? >> coming up in the program, it's a $12 billion market, but no money changing hands. the give and take, that story coming up after this break. with b vitamins, the first and only one to help support a healthy metabolism. three smart new ways to sweeten. same great taste. new splenda® essentials™. at aviva, we wonder why other life insurance companies treat you like a policy, not a person. instead of getting to know you they simply assign you a number. aviva is here to change all that. we're bringing humanity back to insurance and putting people before policies. aviva life insurance and annuities. we are building insurance around you. it's real milk full of calcium and vitamin d. and tastes simply delicious. for those of us with lactose intolerance... lactaid® milk. the original 100% lactose-free milk. >>> taking a look at the world's currency markets and the main three, the euro, the pound and the yen, we have a little

this isn't a perfect movie, it what you would expect, a bunch of abercrombie and fitch models that gethat's not so bad. >> that's a general lack of shark mayhem in the movie that kind of makes it look like a travellog for louisiana made by someone who didn't want someone to go there. >> and there you have it. >> we want to move on -- >> the cast is trying so hard. >> i gave it a b plus. >> b plus, got it. let's move onto the next thriller. this one is more sci-fi, "apollo 18" is the name. it hits theaters this weekend. nasa made a point to say this is a movie, not a documentary. let's watch the clip and come back and talk about it. >> okay, let me get a shot in the background. >> look at this. >> what? >> look at this. the flag is gone. >> houston, liberty, usual in the westinghouse last night? >> we got some interference. >> our flag is gone. >> what? say again. >> all right, gray, the "new york times" says this film accomplishes something the world wasn't crying out for. it recreates the tid yum of watching the later apollo missions. >> oh, my gosh. >> i totally give the movie an a.

postal service does investigate and postal inspector jeff fitch told us. >> there's going to be probably of different federal and state agencies will be very interested in this. >> reporter: he says the packaging alone is suspicious. >> they are declaring it as jewelry and we have a fork and a spoon here and the documents are probably underneath. so they obviously know what they're doing is wrong. >> reporter: his concern, the ids could be used for a lot more than getting into bars. >> identity theft, identity fraud, sky's the limit. >> so what do you think? >> reporter: the manager agrees. the implications are serious. >> i think these would pass. >> reporter: through the tsa? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: all he can do is play it safe and when in doubt, just say no. in berkeley, elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >>> the tsa declined comment for this story. arizona's dmv says it is aware that theids are coming from overseas and are investigating this. as for california's dmv, it says the newly designed driver's licenses have been counterfeit-proof. >>> san francisco is taking steps to make the city sa

states sovereign debt -- fitch and moody's -- we have been told that. s&p told us in april. we were shocked. they said very bluntly that we're not kidding. "you are on watch with negative implications." ratingeing told by agencies that, "we're watching you." if you think it is just going back to ohio or taxes and getting reelected, you're wrong ohio or texas.-tex host: does that include the bush tax cuts? guest: that is a dispute that is going on right now. they are going to have their work score by the congressional budget office of of what is called the current law -- if they don't do anything, a sequester will be carried out by the office of management and budget. 50% from the defense. that will be done on the current law baseline. they can play a lot of games inside the committee. they cannot ignore the law. that is the safeguard that most americans can pretty much depend on. host: next call is from new york, gus. caller: i want to follow-up on a previous caller. how does the government functions when trust among each other is by primary decision- m

the most so fitch indicated answer to that -- the most sophisticated answer to that which some people mention but not all of them, not in all debates which i heard or participated in washington at least. and that is that if you decide to move to the u.n., and to establish a palestinian state through the u.n. process, you decide to ignore, not only to ignore, but to abandon the land-for-peace solution. after all, the basis of the relations between israel and the palestinians was the idea of land for peace. if the palestinians are getting, even if it's symbolically getting a state, namely the land without negotiating, then why should there be negotiations anymore? so what you are left with, the other solution, it will be minor it will be yours. but the idea of land for peace cannot be pursued anymore. and without the -- without that, you lose really the basis for negotiations and for conclusion. then you can ask, you can say there's another reason why israel decided not to go. and that is of course because the situation, it changes and israel has become weaker with the strategic new con

we have already been told by fitch and movies that they will join standard and poor's and downgrading united states sovereign debt if we continue to fail to make any progress on the debt or deficit front. we have been told that. s&p told us at -- s&p told us in april of people were shocked when they followed through. the person who made the decision that standard and poor's said very bluntly for five times during the summer, we are not kidding. you are on watch with negative implications and everyone said no my goodness they downgraded us. we're being told by don't world marketplace and ratings agencies and everyone else, we are watching you. if you think it's just going back home to ohio and getting reelected in ohio or to texas and getting reelected, you are wrong. this is a much bigger game with much broader stakes than you may realize. host: does the $1.2 trillion include the expiration of the bush tax cuts and spending on the war? guest: that is a dispute going on right now. it's a baseline dispute and anybody rational does not want to a engage in that. the bottom line is they wi