and the gains center also has some training programs as well as other initiatives, correct? yes, we have a number of programs that address trauma, and one can access that from our web site at wwww.samhsa.gov gains center. we have a national center on traumatic stress. we've got the activity that dr. gillece is engaged in, and we've got the activity that miss cain is engaged in. and we've got community programs like dr. harris is engaged in. but the key issue is, while we're not solely responsible for addressing these issues, we are working very aggressively. we also have partnerships with the administration for children and families, the department of defense, the department of justice, and the veterans administration, and hrsa, so that we deal with trauma across the board. we want it to be in primary care settings. we want people asking about it. and then we want to make sure we have a workforce that's skilled enough to begin to do something about it. and we are very glad that you have enlightened our audience related to this topic. i want to remind our audience that nation

pretty much all of the trading session was down throughout most of the day and with my six gaining top of the center on the ruble let's take a look at what was moving the mice a several interesting stories there ross now followed the oil price after vials was down point one percent as the secure the loan from its partner ran out to modernize the cars and. was still bucking the trend throughout the whole day it's up just a notch actually at the close as it's up production fifty percent. and also capital outflow from russia significantly declined in the second quarter of the year this time investors took nine billion dollars out of the country just a third of the volume in the first three months of the year so far this year capital flows have amounted to forty three billion dollars which is almost twice as much as the same period in two thousand level but at least it's slowing down so there's some good news for you and i can use my my business update when we see again two hours actually i think you will see me on friday. war ok more on the way as well the headlines kind of shortly when america's belea

>>> now to syria where rebels and government forces are still fighting to gain control of aleppo, the country's commercial center. at least ten people were killed in aleppo, a total of 88 are dead across the country. syrian state tv says rebels suffered big losses after clashes with three neighborhoods in aleppo. ivan watson is live on the phone from northern syria. ivan, what are you seeing there today? >> for the past hour and a half i've been watching a rebel attack on a syrian army base located just outside the northern limits of that city of aleppo. it started around sunset with a great deal of rocket fire and mortar fire and machine gun fire and we've basically been watching constant tracer fire at night focused on this syrian army base and emerging from this syrian army base. the rebels seem to be attacking this base which has an estimated 14 tanks and more than 200 soldiers from many different directions. i've traveled in the villages around this army base. they are almost surrounded by sympathizers and supporters of the rebels. the army base appears to have called an outside artillery support. it sounds

phoenix is being treated at a wildlife rehabilitation center and is gaining strength and eating regularly. he will not be able to fly any time soon. that is quite a picture. >> sure is. >>> coming up, how your pets may be keeping your children healthy. >> plus, a big shakeup on the way for prince george's county schools.  >>> your family pet could be keeping the kids healthy. a new study found family dogs and to a lesser extent cats could help protect infants against breathing problems and infections. researchers say babies that live with the pets experienced fewer ear infections and runny noses and less likely to need antibiotics than infants in pet free homes. one possible explanation, dirt and allergens brought into the home are good for babies's inmum system. >>> prince george's county school will lose two superintendents. the school board says it will act quickly to appoint an interim superintendent and develop a process for naming a new permanent chief. lisa is here. good morning. thanks for being here. so, okay. is this coincidental that both of the top admini

the high profile stunt back in february where they performed a protest in the center of quite the same cathedral that gained widespread recognition on the internet that it calls outrage amongst the religious community of a paycheck calling it blasphemy now they stand accused of hooliganism motivated by religious hatred all hostility other girls have pleaded not guilty to these charges because if that found guilty they could face up to seven years in prison. maintaining that they were protesting against the cool from their lives just leaders the support of the now president putin is cool amounts of control of the sea here in russia it really has divided the population you've got people taking very radical stances both ways the religious community have reacted very very strongly we have patriarch kirill coming out some calling it blasphemy girls it has to be said not on used to this type of scandal they performed high profile stunts like this in the past there was video clips of the one who will take clips in the museum here most scary another of them kissing female police offices again they maintain this is

>>> now to syria where rebels and government forces are still fighting to gain control of the country's major commercial center. here's what's happening there. [ speaking foreign language ] >> you see the rebels there taking hold of that government tank and they claim they're making some progress. it's getting very violent as you saw. our ivan watson is witnesses some of fight firsthand from northern syria. earlier he told me about an army base that's surrounded by rebels. >> reporter: for the past hour and a half, i've been watching a rebel attack on a syrian army base located just outside the northern limits of that city of aleppo. it started around sunset with a great deal of rocket fire and mortar fire and machine gunfire, and we've basically been watching constant tracer fire at night focused this syrian army base. and emerging from this syrian army base. the rebels seem to be attacking this base, which has an estimate 14d tanks and about more than 200 soldiers from many different directions, and i've traveled in the villages around this army base. they're almost surrounded by sympathizers and supporters

gain. joining us now is our doctor from columbia medical center. would think the republican they would test you is so that the parents would know, parents stop feeding them bacon at every mail. do you know it is not even considered a meat in it is just a fat. it should be a warning. but what they are arguing here is that drugmakers are trying to sell more drugs. >>guest: the important thing about the study it highlighted a very important health condition. obesity is becoming a huge pandemic. there is more than triple the amount of obesity we had in the 1980's. 12.5 million american children who are obese. and this study actually highlighted how severe obesity is rapidly increasing. >>shepard: how did we get to be so obese? why are we so obese now? >>guest: last week a very interesting study was published looking at children age two to four. they show that those children who sat in front of the television, watching television 18 hour as week, and those two to four-year-old correlated their waistline at age ten with how much television they are watch

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and you, at the center, deal a lot with the foster care system and helping families to gain a better sense of normality, whatever that may be, in order to assist families in staying together. at what point does the system step in? right, so our organization is the contractor to samhsa and cofunded by the children's bureau, the national center on substance abuse and child welfare. in that role, we have seen many things happen that the systems are working together in different ways to identify earlier so that families that may get a first report of neglect. most kids and most families that come to the attention of the child welfare system are there for reasons of neglect rather than abuse or sexual abuse. in fact, we've made great strides in the country in the last decade at reducing the numbers of kids with physical and sexual abuse, and yet we haven't really changed that number on how many kids are in the neglect category of those reports. typically, we see that there are several reports before child welfare steps in active services. there may be some investigations that go on. they

gains. nbc news cannot verify the authenticity of the video. most of the fighting remains centered on two major cities. severe storms last night. it could be days before the lights are back on. severe storms hit the pittsburgh area. a tornado touched down in new york. mitt romney is in london as part of an overseas trip and plans to attend the opening ceremonies. he stumbled, suggesting london is not ready for the games. >> an olympic size scam have lottery winners losing big. common scams say you have won an olympic lottery but you have to shell out some cash to claim the prize. click on stay safe online for more tips on how to avoid those scams. possibility of an ebay site for kids. are considering allowing minors to set up accounts to buy things like t-shirts and school supplies. they will design ways to deny those under 18 to other areas. facebook loses face on wall street. warner brothers is cautious about another film. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. warner brothers the laying a film by four months after the tragic mass shooting in colorado. it c

have gained back 24% of jobs lost during the recession compared to men's 39% gain according to the national women's law center black americans increasing unemployment numbers are bla women who lost more jobs during the recovery than during the recession. when black men gained back jobs during the recovery black women continued to lose them. and with black women at the head of a majority of black families with children, they aren't the only ones losing. still with me, mary ae marian wright edelman, i'm telling you, this is bad for african-american women. should the black president somehow made this not true? somehow had fixed it? >> it's not barack obama's fault. we are in this terrible economic downturn, the worst since the depression. and the vast majority of americans understand he was not the cause of that. i wish that barack obama had done more about jobs, in general. but he's not a civil rights leader. what i think is that his exit zens have not paid close enough attention to the poorest members of our society, the people with the least power in that sort of thing. i think african-americans probably shou

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natural horizons wellness center in fairfax, virginia, an alternative health provider which has been offering i.v. vitamin infusions for years. he says the treatments have been gainingand more people come in with boosting athletic performance, fighting fatigue and treating illness. >> unfortunately with the lifestyle we have today, oftentimes the body doesn't get the percentages that it really needs in high enough quantities from the food that we eat. >> he charges patients about $150 for each customized vitamin cocktail. the most popular is blaend of high dose vitamin c with magnesium and other trace elements that he believes can help people boost immunity and perhaps even fight cancer. he says getting vitamins delivered directly into the blood stream in this manner enables the body to absorb more nutrients. some doctors say an i.v. drip is unnecessary unless the bodies has problems absorbing vitamins. dr. timothy coke is a gastroenterologist. >> the average american doesn't have a gut disease or have trouble with previous surgery really should be able to get these vitamins absorbed if they take a multivitamin. >> but his patients say this is making a real differen

the euro zone worries are front and center, but the dow and s&p are on track for their second gain. >> we'll keep you updated on the tragic evented in aurora, colorado, where 12 people have been killed and some 59 others have been injured following a shooting in a movie theater there. we'll have a update for you in a few minutes. >> take a look at where we substantial. the dow now down 125 points, about 1% lower. yields on debt in spain in italy. the nasdaq weaker, better than 1%. and the s&p 500 also down by about 1% right now sitting at 1363. >> looks like a battle between the reality of a slowing economy on the one side and the hope of more fed action on the other. and today the worriers are winning the exchange. we're joined by our guests today, and peter, we have economic reality on one hand, and on the other we have monetary hope. how does this play out? >> i think the u.s. economy possibly by the fourth quarter will be in a recession, and recession usually comes with bear markets. we have central banks around the world doing everything they can to keep us out of further weaknes

rates and personal tax rates and taxes on capitol gains and taxes on dividends that go way up from 15 percent to the 40s for many people. that would center a devastating affect on growth. yes, we need to make the changings now. we can't sit back and expect to get to four percent and two percent. >> jim and amany thank you for joining us. we'll find out why four percent is a better option than raise the tax accident that would devastate the economy than improve it. >> why are christians being targeted we'll talk to congressman webster and jim ryan and their wives when we ryan and their wives when we return [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save yoby switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or, "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology, and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing-out, and yes, especially dollars. esurance. insurance for the modern world. click or call. and what they said is amazing. insurreview 5-hour

rates and personal tax rates and taxes on capitol gains and taxes on dividends that go way up from 15 percent to the 40s for many people. that would center a devastating affect on growth. yes, we need to make the changings now. we can't sit back and expect to get to four percent and two percent. >> jim and amany thank you for joining us. we'll find out why four percent is a better option than raise the tax accident that would devastate the economy than improve it. >> why are christians being targeted we'll talk to congressman webster and jim ryan and their wives when we ryan and their wives when we return think it's weird to collect air? you wouldn't think so if you saw what your lungs collect every time you breathe. protect your health with life-saving air quality updates from the american lung association. get our free "state of the air" app at lung.org. i am harris faulkner and now back to huckabee. >> i have long said that candidates that run for public office open themselves up for public scrutiny. and their families ought ought to be left out of it as much as i disagree with the policy. in our audience is two wives. you may remembe

been spending and spending and spending to grow their distribution centers, sort of sacrificing short term profits for the long-term gainyou're willing to give them the benefit of the doubt in that. >> sure, you know, i think that there are legitimate reasons why some investors are concerned about a permanent state of profit impairment. we're a little bit more optimistic than that. the reason that those concerns are justified is because margins have meaningfully fallen over the last few years. i think it's a couple of reasons, one was the run you just alluded to, which is the infrastructure spending on fulfillment centers and amazon web services, and i don't expect those costs as a percent of revenue to fall any time soon. in kt ffact the company guided heavy capital spending through the second quarter that we'll hear more about later today. on the other hand, shipping costs have gone up quite a bit over the last three years as well as a percent of sales, they've gone from about 3% up to over 5%, but encouragingly, the last quarter was the first quarter in three years, where shipping costs as a percent of sales actually

center out of business. last april, republican governor phil bryant signed a measure in to law requiring doctors at the clinic that gainedpecial privileges allowing them to admit patients to local hospitals. according to the "ap," those privileges could be difficult to obtain. the clinic sued, arguing the new guidelines were not medically necessary. yesterday, a federal judge blocked enforcement of the law until another hearing can be held later next week. >>> the east coast is recovering today after a heat wave pushed temperatures toward triple digits for three straight days. on top of that, nearly 3 million people were left without power in my home in the mid-atlantic, after a series of powerful summer stores tore through the region. at least 15 people were killed. nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker put on her weather hat and reports. >> frustrated, frustrated, highly frustrated. >> reporter: david retland is still living without power in his washington, d.c., home after a powerful storm hit the mid-atlantic and midwest regions on friday, knocking down power lines and trees and wreaking havoc just days b

rates and personal tax rates and taxes on capitol gains and taxes on dividends that go way up from 15 percent to the 40s for many people. that would centerastating affect on growth. yes, we need to make the changings now. we can't sit back and expect to get to four percent and two percent. >> jim and amany thank you for joining us. we'll find out why four percent is a better option than raise the tax accident that would devastate the economy than improve it. >> why are christians being targeted we'll talk to congressman webster and jim ryan and their wives when we ryan and their wives when we return what's with you? trouble with a car insurance claim. [ voice of dennis ] switch to allstate. thr claim service is so good, now it's guaranteed. [ normal voice ] so i can trust '. unlike randy. are you in good hands? >> live from america's news headquarters i am marianne rafferty. leon pineda says the gun ships will speed up president's demise. the tactics will be a quote nail in op ed offense. they are in meetings for the government. rebels have kept control civilians there are fearing a new massacre had been fleeing the country's largest cit

center where three of this year's olympians trained. >> two points again. >> reporter: he says the sport, which historically hasn't been very popular in america, is gainingground. thanks in part to those olympians who train here, including 16-year-old aerial singh who made it to the third round today, only to be beaten by a woman from china. >> we are proud of her. >> she had a chance the way she played. >> reporter: those of the club have been cheering the three on, hoping their performances will inspire others to take up the game they already love. >> this sport is very popular in america. it is not a popular spectator sport, but to play it, 20 million people, according to the sporting goods survey play it once week. >> reporter: they try to play three times a week, two hours a time. >> you can play it from 6 to 90. herman is 82. and he moves like a 20-year-old. and part of it is constantly playing this game. >> i'm a defensive player, so i run around a lot. i think that's a lot of fun to go in and out, left and right. >> reporter: players say it's just as much a physical game as a mental one. that's what drew them out of their garages and rec rooms an

gain experience and build a resume. working toward getting her g.e.d., taking classes at a baltimore youth center.wned economy is making it tougher for young people to find work. many state and local governments that are also facing tight budgets are left to find creative ways to invest in their youth. 21-year-old ty lewis was fired at the orthopedic unit at baltimore's mercy medical center. 7,000 young people registered in the program. 5,300 got a job. >> this is what i like to do. so this gives me more experience to show me how things work so when i get to grad school. if i didn't have this job, i wouldn't be able to pay for some of my bills that i have or for next semester, food, expenses, stuff like that. >> we're hoping that young people learn how to go to work, learn the soft skills that employers say they want when they hire somebody in terms of being on time, reporting to work every day, being able to follow directions. >> reporter: stimulus money for programs like this one ran out in 2010. but baltimore partnered with the private sector to keep it going. officials say investing in youth n

rates and personal tax rates and taxes on capitol gains and taxes on dividends that go way up from 15 percent to the 40s for many people. that would center devastating affect on growth. yes, we need to make the changings now. we can't sit back and expect to get to four percent and two percent. >> jim and amany thank you for joining us. we'll find out why four percent is a better option than raise the tax accident that would devastate the economy than improve it. >> why are christians being targeted we'll talk to congressman webster and jim ryan and their wives when we return. 's four course seafood feast choose your soup salad entrée pls dessert! all just $14.99. come into red lobster and sea food differentl visit redlobster.com now for an exclusive $10 coupon. good through august 5th it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. because sleep is a beautiful thing. ♪ zzzquil, the non-habit forming sleep-aid from the makers of nyquil. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ? thank you so much. i'm stoked. you stoked ? totally. ... and he says,

intruders stole 150 user credentials that could be used to gain unauthorized access into the nasa systems. another attack at the joint propulsion center, j.p.l., involved china-based internet protocol, i.p. addresses, let the intruders gain full access to key j.p.l. systems and sensitive user accounts. 48 companies in the chemical, defense and other industries were penetrated during 2011 for at least six months by a hacker looking for intellectual property. the cybersecurity company symantec attribute some of these attacks to computers in china. it became worldwide news when google alleged in april of 2011 that china had compromised hundreds of g-mail passwords for e-mail accounts of prominent people, including senior united states officials. on march 17, 2011, r.s.a. publicly disclosed that it had detected a very sophisticated cyber attack on its systems in an attempt to obtain data that would compromise r.s.i.'s authenticated log-in technology. that data acquired was then used in an attempt to penetrate lockheed martin's networks. between march of 2010 and april of 2011, the f.b.i. identified 20 incidents in which the online banking

gained in the last month. finally today, broccoli. it's what's for dinner. the green vegetable made it onto the menu of the supreme court during the oral arguments of the affordable care act when debate centeredwhether a government that made americans buy health insurance could also mandate ve dubbed the broccoli horrible by justice ginsburg and the high in fiber veggie was cited in the health care ruling no less than 12 times. current usda price averages $12 a pound. part of a balanced diet and landmark juris prudence. that will do it for the show today. thank you so much for being with me. my guests next week, one of the most powerful women in finance, christine lagarde will be with us. keep it here with wall street meetmain street. have a great weekend everybody. i'll see you next weekend.

software, normally that's where you see the biggest productivity gains and that's where it is at the moment, cost reduction, also cloud and data centertikia, 14% of shares are short. nokia is sort of a bankrupt business. >>> interesting ideas. euro has been weaker. not necessarily against the dollar but 11-year low against the swedish crown. we hit about 121.62 last week, 123. it was still very much swinging around really on what u.s. policymakers are going to do. >> absolutely. it's all relative. it's all in the fight to be the weaker currency. ben bernanke's testimony yesterday failed to send a clear message to markets. central bank chief left the door open for more quantitative easing but stopped short of a specific road map. >> one of britain's best known hedge fund managers is taking a long bet on the u.s. economy, warned bad things lie ahead for global markets. hugh hendry told "the financial times" -- nice picture of hugh. >> arms crossed. >> he told them financial markets are single digit years away. that could be anything from one to nine. from a 1930 style crash that will present investors with opportunity of a lifetime. ea

of natural horizons we wellness center in fairfax, virginia, an alternative health provider offering iv vitamin infusions for years. he says the treatments have been gainingity as more and more people come in for help with boosting athletic performance, fighting fatigue, and treating illness including cancer and lyme disease. >> unfortunately in the lifestyle that we have today oftentimes the body doesn't get the percentages that it really needs in high enough quantities from the food that we eat. >> reporter: evans charges patients about $150 for each customized vitamin cocktail. the most popular is a blend of high-dose vitamin "c" with magnesium and other trace elements that he believes can help people boost immunity and perhaps even fight cancer. he says getting vitamins delivered directly into the bloodstream in this manner enables the body to absorb more nutrients. but some doctors say an iv drip is unnecessary unless the body has problems absorbing vitamins. dr. timothy coke is a gastroenterologist at medstar washington hospital center. >> the average american who doesn't have a gut disease or have trouble with previous surgery really should be able

gained in the last month. and finally today, broccoli, it's what's for dinner. the green vegetable made it onto the menu of the supreme court during the oral arguments over the affordable care act. when debate centered on whether a government that made americans buy health insurance could also mandate vegetables. that concern was dubbed the broccoli horrible by justice ginsburg, and the high in fiber veggie was cited in this week's health care ruling no less than 12 times. current usda price for broccoli averages $1.17 per pound, making it a relative bargain as both part of a balanced diet and landmark jurisprudence. that's it for the show. thanks for being with me. next week, one of the most powerful women in the world of finance, imf managing director christine lagarde will be with us. keep it right here, where wall street meets main street. see you next weekend. ♪ [ male announcer ] aggressive styling. a more fuel-efficient turbocharged engine. and a completely redesigned interior. ♪ the 2012 c-class with over 2,000 refinements. it's amazing...inside and out. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services.