we're going to see from kelly here in a moment. nick: you're right, jim. there haven't been many.e a look on shot link. see what it can tell me. interestingly, the percentages are good. there's only been one three-putt from about a dozen guys down below the ridge. so odds are pretty good then to at least two-putt it. obviously nobody's made it from down there. jim: i can tell that you even watching the shots that land on the crest and trickle down, like potter's a moment ago. it's not lightning fast once it comes over the ridge. it's not going to run away from you and take off. nick: you're right. it's actually a nice pace. if it just gets over then the actual agree -- degree of slope will get it pin high. jim: they know how to create a little suspense here, don't they? three straight years, drama at the end of the greenbrier classic. i was talking to some of the locals about the cleanup and the perfect management of the week with all the concerts and the players coming in. huge galleries. some 2,000 volunteers are part of the story here in west virginia. the state so pridefully p

we're going to see from kelly here in a moment. nick: you're right, jim. there haven't been many.e a look on shot link. see what it can tell me. interestingly, the percentages are good. there's only been one three-putt from about a dozen guys down below the ridge. so odds are pretty good then to at least two-putt it. obviously nobody's made it from down there. jim: i can tell that you even watching the shots that land on the crest and trickle down, like potter's a moment ago. it's not lightning fast once it comes over the ridge. it's not going to run away from you and take off. nick: you're right. it's actually a nice pace. if it just gets over then the actual agree -- degree of slope will get it pin high. jim: they know how to create a little suspense here, don't they? three straight years, drama at the end of the greenbrier classic. i was talking to some of the locals about the cleanup and the perfect management of the week with all the concerts and the players coming in. huge galleries. some 2,000 volunteers are part of the story here in west virginia. the state so pridefully p

the captain got all the paint donated from kelly more, and if you go through this, and 11- block area, that is where most of our kids walk through the day. if you could just please continue to support the efforts and have the officers here to help support the community and getting involved and staying involved. we really appreciate it. thank you for your time and attention. we hope to be part of the kick off, actually to do a community walk, so please come back and be part of it. >> thank you. >> my name is marilyn j. isabelle. i am a troublemaker. i walked around with my camera and take pictures of people who sell drugs. i get in confrontations. i have had over $4,000 worth of cameras either stolen or broken. i have had my wrist broken. i cannot tell you how many times i have been in the emergency room of st. francis -- so often that they know my service dog. i am here because i look to you to take care of this community, and if you cannot help us, who can? we have a problem with drugs. 85% of the problem comes from beyond our borders. you had your early release program. those men ca

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reason i bring up those two specifically i'm steve kelly with 710 knus and it's good to be here from kelly& company. now you can see why i'm on the radio, okay? i have the face for radio. thifs thinking about this, the conservative camp this is what we do to throw logs on the fire, while our state is literally on fire and i'll talk about that in a few moments and introduce our guest who will then introduce senator coburn who is here and his new book requesting the debt bomb." we just had the senator on last week. it's incredible, you're in for a treat here. think about what happened. as i was think being this week, are you exhausted or are you exhilarated i wonder? are you? i mean, you think about this last week, ladies and gentlemen, arizona had a border, i'm not being facetious, albeit porous, arizona had a border last week, and this president, president barack obama not only won't defend arizona and you heard governor jan brewer here yesterday, he not only it wt h offensive with the department of justice, a hotline, if you have any trouble getting into the country, by the way, illegally

i bring up those two specifically is i'm steve kelley with 710k nus and it's great to be here from "kellie & company." now you can see why i'm on the radio. i have the face for radio, because i was thinking about this as i was coming here. the conservative camp, this is what we do, to use the metaphor of a fire, throw logs on the fire while our state is literally on fire and i'll talk about that in a moment and introduce our guest who will then introduce senator coburn who is just here and his new book "the debt bomb." that's just incredible. you're in for a treat here. think about what happened though. as i was thinking about this week. are you exhausted or are you exhilarated, i wonder? are you? i mean, you think about this. last week, ladies and gentlemen, arizona had a border. i'm not being facetious. albeit porous, arizona had a border last week, and this president, president barack obama not only won't defend arizona, and you heard governor jan brewer here yesterday. he not only won't defend it, but he's gone on the offensive with the department of justice, a hotline if you have any

chief, and the confident dick durbin of illinois and one of romney's possible vp picks senator kelly ayotte from new hampshire. >> and mitt romney's company were pioneers in outsourcing jobs. >> barack obama's record is the worst record since the depression. >> and we will talk about those ads with our cnn political analyst ron brownstein and "time" magazine's michael sherer. >>> an incumbent president still in peril, and measuring optimism about the economy has fallen to the lowest level this year, and personal spending cooled as shoppers cut back on items big and small from cars to groceries and the broadest measure of economic health, the gross domestic product grew at an anemic 1.5% in the second quarter. not good news for president obama 100 days away from the

. >> okay, tanya, you've heard the respond from kelly anne. what do you say? >> to your point about how many people make $250,000 a year, it's less -- 98% of people in the united states make less than that. look, i'm not one to pretend like a quarter of a million iceaiy est.3 pea wt e we i t ge?3 %ctalyot for now, tanya, kelly anne, thank you very much. >>> the split that shook hollywood. tom cruise and katie holmes. and is scientology to blame? >>> signtologist is someone who can look at the world and really see what it is, all right, not only look at it and see it but be able to go and be effective and do something about it. >> tom cruise talking about there he is. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. somebody didn't book with travelocity, with 24/7 customer support to help move them to the pool daddy promised! look at me, i'm swimming! somebody, get her a pony! [ female announcer ] the travelocity guarantee. from the price to the room to the trip you'll never roam alone. >>> signtolog

our report tonight from nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: in this far off factory stitch by stitch -- patches of team spirit for america's finest athletes carry a label with three words that really touched a nerve -- made in china. >> our athletes are produced here so certainly the clothes should be too. >> the 2012 opening ceremony uniform that debuted on "today" is designed by the famed american brand ralph lauren but sewn in china. >> ralph lauren has always been inspired by the olympics. >> reporter: uniformed outsourced to china drew a swift reaction that is all american. >> yeah i consider it an embarrassment. >> kind of doesn't make sense to me that this is an american team, u.s. olympic team -- that we should do everything in the u.s. >> reporter: new york senator chuck schumer today. >> whatever reason the olympic committee should be ashamed of themselves but they can learn the errors of their ways and do an about face right now. >> reporter: hickey freeman made a last minute pitch to sell a whole new batch of american uniforms before the flame is lit in london. the fallou

here is one from kelly. calls allow me to print money out of large positions without having to sell, why do you hate them so much? >> here's the answer -- i have to tell you something, bkelly019, i hate trapping my up side, i hate cutting off the up side. that is what writing a call does, you cannot make more money than writing the call. you are vulnerable because you have short the call. never, ever, ever cap your upside. that's always been my rule, never sell a put. that i think, and i've seen it in '87, i saw that put people out of business. i saw it again in 2009, put people out of business. trust me, i've been around for more than three decades. trust me on this. okay, here is one from jeff, how do you approach stocks like these in earnings season? >> all i care is government pay, if the government is not paying hospitals, i don't want to touch them, because there's not enough hospital mergers that can be done without the government stepping in and saying you know what? we have to block that. so with ho

. >> okay, tanya, you've heard the respond from kelly anne. what do you say? >> to your point about how many people make $250,000 a year, it's less -- 98% of people in the united states make less than that. look, i'm not one to pretend like a quarter of a million dollars is going to go a long way in l.a. or new york. it certainly doesn't. the point really is what are we doing as a country to make sure the nation has the resources to pull us back from the $1.7 trillion that we lost from these tax cuts that were enacted when we were a nation at war. so certainly, look, i don't like the notion of raising taxes on anybody. once you give people a lot of money back, it's hard to put that money back on the table. really, piers, it's just math. we're talking now -- we're now at a place where we are facing -- we're really at a critical juncture. are their places where we could cut spending? absolutely. are these tax cuts? is there a good start? to make sure that 98% of americans are going to have the certainty of that tax cut? absolutely. is that the end game? certainl

. >> let me come back to historical perspective from kelly goff. you saw the coverage, we sought coverage of obama in '08 when he went overseas. it's hard to see the same approach. >> no, i will say we have to keep in mind that there were specific reasons why the coverage was slightly different, howard. for one, if you remember at the time that then-senator obama visited in 2008, polling showed that the british public overwhelmingly wanted troops out of iraq. since that was the centerpiece of his campaign, there was a level of jubilation and sort of the red carpet being rolled out for the then-senator with this idea that he would help support all of these troops coming home. and so that was part of the focus of the coverage. then you had his speech in berlin, and that sort of solidified his international rock star status. you know, when you compare the coverage, it's not entirely a fair comparison because i think there are specific reasons why some of the international press was a little more excited that president obama was coming. >> jim garretty

my colleague from pennsylvania mr. kelly, submitted for the record a newspaper article called "city and state" -- i'm sorry. pardon me? mr. ge in. mr. ginta submitted that. this is not to impugn your character in any way. i understand you took great offense to that. but simply saying a quote from this in regards to -- this is a quote from mr. goal, the teamster's director of strategic research and campaigns. "we're not at lib torte discuss any details butway proecbut we approached mr. harry after following the work of mr. obama's auto task force. given the similarities that gm faces and yrcw faces we believe he would be a tremendous help in fixing this challenging situation." now, that's the quote from this. the implication is that you're pretty agreeable to the unions and based on their experience, it's not about impugning your character in any way, shape or form. when you testify you have the republican decrcredentials. he's not talking about your character. he's just simply saying that your actions in public life are agre

>> kelly: we appreciate that report from aurora, colorado.uch did the psychiatrist actually know about james holmes and his potential threat to the public? could she have done anything about it at all? judge jeanine pirro will give us her take. that's coming up later in the hour. >> heather: definitely looking forward to hearing what she had to say. an exclusive interview coming up on fox news sunday. chris wallace sits down with supreme court justice scalia discussing the issue of gun control in the wake of the colorado movie massacre. >> some limitations that can be imposed. what they are will depend on what the society understood were reasonable limitations at the time. there were certain location limitations. >> what about the technological limitations? obviously we're not talk being a hand gun or husband katy. we're -- musket. we're talk being one that can fire 100 shots in a minute. >> we'll see. >> heather: you can catch all of chris' exclusive interview with justice scalia that is only on the fox news channel at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m

let's find out more about that storm threat and when relief is expected from the heat. kelly cast joins us now. >> reporter: millions of people sweating it out. we're talking about oppressive humidity. you can see the area shaded in the darker orange that is dangerous heat to be outdoors make sure you stay hydrated. but there is some relief in sight. we have a cold front sagging to the south. new york city will get a cool wind cooling us back to average we are talking the mid 80s. but still south of that front, very oppressive. severe weather a threat with that cool down. severe thunderstorm watches are in effect for the entire state of new jersey. right now philadelphia under a severe thunderstorm warning, we are talking winds that could be in excess of 60 miles-an-hour. dangerous lightening. this storm has a history of downing trees and power lines. >> kelly cast, thank you. and this country not the only one dealing with extreme weather this weekend. and torrential rains in europe have caused major flooding from britain to russia where more than 100 people were killed durin

the slowing sales suggests that prices moves lower from here. >> reporter: so kelly actually showed us a chart of eu auto sales and platinum and seeing a correlation there and an indication that platinum is going to move lower in the near future and she said she's short sterling and the u.s. dollar might be the commodity currency of choice and that sterling is overvalued far variety of reasons and seeing a downdraft. maybe 30%. let's quickly listen to what she said about that. >> i think that the u.s. is moving to be more of a commodity producer and i think the u.s. dollar's probably going to be the next commodity currency to talk about so i don't mind being long the dollar against sterling. >> reporter: so essentially, with all the talk of europe today, we continued the conversation with tim geithner. we talked about europe quite a bit on the first panel with mary urdos to short the euro among others. it is an interesting point she is making and giving us bullish signals on the u.s. dollar and same time saying the british pound is headed for a tough time. >> kate kelly, the late nest

when do we get a break from all this heat? you just saw kelly cass in that piece. she joins us now live with more from weather channel headquarters in atlanta. kelly. >> we have to hang in there until early next week when we can finally see temperatures go back to average. we're not talking about a major cooldown for any of us really. as john mentioned, temperatures in chicago once again 101 degrees. tennessee valley, we are heating things up as we head into friday with you getting up to 104. triple digit readings back towards the plains as well. looking at kansas city getting up to 102. there's our nation's capital, 103 degrees as we kick off this weekend. now, here is what we can look forward to. this high pressure that's been dominating our weather pattern across the middle of the country, that is actually going to move back toward the west. so those in the northwest where we've had cool air, guess what, it's going to get hot for you guys monday into tuesday, while the eastern half of the country finally catching a break especially over new england and around the

more details from kelly evans in a moment. jpmorgan pushed the financial advisers to sell the bank's own mutual funds instead of outside funds. "the new york times" says brokers say they were encouraged to -- even if rival fund companies had cheaper alternatives that offered better returns. jpmorgan defends its strategy as customers want access to proprietary funds. microsoft taking a charge of $6.3 billion to write off the purchase of a quan tiff. microsoft made the deal in 2007. at the time the time they made the purchase to catch up with google in search related display advertising. steve? >> thanks, michelle. pre-holiday shortened session for wall street today. equity trading will wrap up at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. there will be no trading tomorrow. but the flood gates will lift on jobs data on thursday with the adp and challenging reports. plus the jobless claims. all that ahead of friday's government jobs report. today the focus turns to automakers. the big fear rolling out june sales which are expected to fall just shor

. >> and gary oldman with a passage from r kelli' news book. >> let the cat say rap and be living differente planet, but i don't see it that way. i see us all coming together. you feel me? >> this whole idea of romney as a job creator makes me laugh. this is the guy who likes firing people. >> only someone who didn't understand business would say that. that's really, really dumb. >> oh, my god. >> romney: i can't say anything about the vp process. you know that. if i did i'd have to, you know, i'd have to come with you with my men in black flash light and erase your memory. >> what is mitt's secret? vision and leadership, but mostly people are responding to magic myth ♪ it's raining mitt ♪ it's raining mitt ♪ >> mitt romney, happenin' for america. >> eliot: that's an ad that might actually get him some votes. the big story about corporate corruption is that it's no start you morning with a daily dose of politics from a fresh perspective. >>i'm a slutty bob hope. the troops love me. >>only on current tv. and everyone likes 50% more cash -- well, except her. no! but, i'm about to change that.

i want to hear from brian kelly as well. >> go ahead, b.k. sorry. >> sorry. but look at -- we talked about the earnings. obviously they're better than what people expected, lower expectations. bup what companies are doing are cutting costs. which also means cutting jobs. which means not spending as much money. so they are healthy. they are lean. and like anthony said, they are spring loaded for recovery. but you need to have a recovery in the economy. that's probably the biggest thing out there. so from the global macro space, the sand box i play in all day long, you look at a tremendous amount of head winds out there and you just have to wonder, you know, dow up almost 100 points right now. what's driving this? i'd have to say it's a lot more short covering and people concerned that they're going to miss the next move than it is actually, i think these earnings are going to be sustainable. >> i'll tell you one of the things that's driving it. that's technology today. that brings me to a stock we haven't even talked about yet. pete, intel. what's your take aw

just one speaker, president kelly from the uesf. >> thank you very much. congratulations, a new superintendent. and mr. garcia, congratulations on getting out with a bloodless transition. it is not something which are used to here, but it is something we appreciate. sorry. do you want this on general items? president yee: comment on consent items. you had it for k135. >> the item on page 135 is a matter of adding yet another law firm to the roster of 17 or 18 that you already have. it is encouraging that you will still keep the outside law firms and your use down to slightly under a million dollars, in addition to what you spend on in-house lawyers. the fact that you are adding yet another firm indicates you must have some other specialty that you are considering. it may be of interest to know what there is on your pocket as a board that is not covered by the other 17 or so law firms you already have, but makes it necessary to add yet another to them. there are several other comments i have on other items the will be coming before you. i thank you very muc

let's get to the distinguished senator from new hampshire, kelly ayotte. >> good to be back, larry. >before we get into the politics of the tax cliff, you really took a rip yesterday at president obama and his attacks on mitt romney and bain capital. you say president obama has gone from an inspirational leader to a small politician playing small ball. that's tough stuff. i would like you to expand on that for us this evening. >> absolutely, larry. it's small ball politics because he's spending all his time talking about issues that don't matter to the voters. he doesn't want to talk about the dismal jobs reports we have had. over 40 months of over 8% unemployment. we are facinging the fiscal cliff at the end of the year we know if we don't address it we'll go into a recession. it's deeply troubling. he doesn't want to talk about the big picture issues. $16 trillion in debt because the record on the issues has been abysmal. we added $5 trillion to the debt during his presidency. that's why you hear him talking about what i call issues that don't have anything to do with what's going t

." >> the great actor and academy award nominee gary oldman with a passch from r. kelly's new book. >> i don't see it that way. i see it all coming together. do you feel me? [ laughter ] >> rob riggle -- >> i jump off my tractor and there's a 5,000-pound bull just -- you know. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with a word about the bud light port paradise music fest. four days, three nights, and a two-day music festival on two islands in the bahamas. one legendary party. sounds pretty good, doesn't it, guillermo? >> si, jimmy. it sounds awesome! but as a responsible parent, i don't know if i should go. ♪ >> vamanos, amigo! you work very very hard. you deserve a vacation! >> i know, i do you handsome devil. >> guillermo! you have to keep jimmy kimmel safe. you can't go running off to take a cruise. >> yes, lady. you are probably right. [ laughter ] >> don't listen to the stupid angel. you need to get out on the high seas with beautiful women. >> and the two-day music festival! >> and don't forget the bud light. >> bud light? >> yes, bud light. >> can you guys take me with you?

what doctors are now saying about his mysterious leave from congress. >> kelly: a sweet home coming for one of our heros wounded on the battlefield in afghanistan. the touching story, next. >> i can't put into words. i haven't cried since i was two, three years old and y'all had me crying. plaps a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and minerals and zero fat! hmmm. you'll bring a lot to the party. [ all ] yay! [ female announcer ] new ensure clear. nine grams protein. zero fat. twenty-one vitamins and minerals. in blueberry/pomegranate and peach. refreshing nutrition in charge! see life in the best light. and peach. [music] transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you see everything the way it's meant to be seen. experience life well lit, ask for transitions adaptive lenses. [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brow

some of it to you t great actor and academy award winning nominee gary oldman with a passage from r. kelly'ser. [ applause ] >> you pac! i yelled at the top of my voice. he made a u-turn and jumped out of the car. what up, baby? [ laughter ] >> hey, just wanted to holler at you, i said. just have to tell you that i love everything you do. hey man, said pac, coming from you, that's a heluva compliment. while the cat says that, i'll be living in different parts of the planet. but i don't see it that way, pac. i see us all coming together? do you feel me? [ laughter ] i've been feeling the same way. it's all the same, beats, words, stories. man, we need to do an album together. [ laughter ] >> i would love to. i'm talking about a whole album. a whole concept. a big-game hinging record. you got it, girls. tell me what studios and when and i'll be there. i'm gonna send you some tracks, i said. i don't need no tracks. just need to know you want to work with me. that's enough. we'll just let it do what it do. [ laughter ] god is good. all the time, said pac. we hugged and pac went on his way. [ che

from jumping the north fork of the american river. fire is justin percent contained. >>> there have been a series of fire set in san jose kelly park in ecent days. firefighters speculate they are being sent by -- set by homeless in the area. encampment from growing and homeowners are fed up. we are life at kelly park for us where the city is come up with a game plan. lisa. >>. >>reporter: that is true. we were just here tuesday night when 3 separate fires broke out in this park. the fire department is still investigating the cause but those who live nearby say they know what is happening and they want it to stop. >> i'm looking out on a brand new homeless encampment where somebody brought in building materials and stolen shopping cart. >>reporter: walker reporting yet another homeless encampment in kelly park. >> it's probably 15, 20 feet from the property line. >>reporter: she and others in the spring brook community are frustrated by the rise in homeless encampment and fires in the park. and what they say is the city inaction. >> 7 fires in the last two wee week. >> officers have been told from what i understand to not go out and tr

>> we learned from ray kelly, the police commissioner of new york that his hair was dyed red and the guy called himself the joker and obviously there's some connection with this movie and he timed it to be opening night. we at this point have no idea what was going on. >> it is unbelievable. the country and the world shocked by this and we're learning new information. drew griffin. >> the police chief spoke out just a short time ago talking about how officers reacted and really talking about the heros and at one point, he broke down and really become emotional. take a listen. >> our cops went through a lot. as i told you this morning, they rushed people out of that theater into police cars. i've heard some compelling stories. one of the things we are working on is how we're going to deal with our own trauma. >> and no one was spared. no one. the victims ranging at age from at least one infants to adults. one of those killed 24-year-old jessica ghawi. an aspiring sports journalist. just last month she narrowly missed crossing paths with another gunman. in that instant one person was k