geoff: that's right. craig: gave him 150 american dollars. geoff: uh-huh. craig: i like when you go uh-huh but your mouth goes like that. i wish i could do it. uh-huh. uh-huh. did you learn it in france? geoff: yeah, those garden little people they can get in lots of places. craig: i bet they can. they get in there with their tools and really fix you up. [laughter] do you learn anything on the show tonight? geoff: i learned that i like clowns. [laughter] craig: really? geoff: yeah, i'm a big fan of the clown. craig: well, send them in, then. geoff: are you suggesting i send in the clowns? craig: don't bother, geoff. [laughter] craig: we'll be right back -- i mean, we'll see you. [cheers and applause] [ female announcer ] life is full of compromises. but when it comes to what you really love, you shouldn't have to sacrifice. and that goes double for ice cream. now you don't have to give up. you can give in with dreyer's slow churned light ice cream. we churn it slowly for all the rich and creamy taste with just half the fat. so now you can have your ice crea

geoff: that's right. craig: gave him 150 american dollars. geoff: uh-huh. craig: i like when you go uh-huh but your mouth goes like that. i wish i could do it. uh-huh. uh-huh. did you learn it in france? geoff: yeah, those garden little people they can get in lots of places. craig: i bet they can. they get in there with their tools and really fix you up. [laughter] do you learn anything on the show tonight? geoff: i learned that i like clowns. [laughter] craig: really? geoff: yeah, i'm a big fan of the clown. craig: well, send them in, then. geoff: are you suggesting i send in the clowns? craig: don't bother, geoff. [laughter] craig: we'll be right back -- i mean, we'll see you. [cheers and applause] . >>> right now, 9news is on the scene where a massive cleanup is still under way following that train derailment that killed two teenagers and dumped thousands of pounds of coal. >>> but first tonight, what happened in a crash that killed a local cop. did the department break a policy. >>> this is 9news now. >>> and we do have new information right now about t

geoff: yeah, it is a great book. craig: what is it about? geoff: larry king.ig: does it say anything about the time he was in the -- >> yeah, maybe. yeah. craig: did you know that? geoff: i didn't know that. craig: i didn't either. i just made it up. what if it was true? geoff:'m doing that thing where i laugh and don't move my mouth. craig: i noticed. [laughter] geoff: you think larry has killed people? [laughter] craig: no! [laughter] don't be absurd. geoff: that's silly. craig: crazy. [laughter] you think secretariat has killed anyone? [creepy music] [laughter] geoff: no. craig: no. no. no. so you want to walk home with me tonight? geoff: how dare you! craig: what are you talking about? geoff: i can't walk, man. craig: i was like why -- what's wrong with that? then i remembered. you're stuck here until tomorrow. geoff: offer of help. that's great. i can't walk. craig: sorry. so it is just going to be you left alone here tonight with secretariat. [creepy music] [laughter] geoff: maybe you could get me like a cart or something? craig: i'll get you a cart. goo

geoff: no, they wouldn't. craig: yeah, they might. we should do that show, me and you go on the road and we turn up on people's house and redecorate -- crikey -- for them. geoff: yeah, yeah. you me and a gay dinosaur. craig: i think we have a gay dinosaur, don't we? [laughter] i think -- he apparently's in the audience tonight. rrry. we've got to go. geoff: all right. welcome back to "the drew carey show." [cheers and applause] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--,,,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] life is full of compromises. but when it comes to what you really love, you shouldn't have to sacrifice. and that goes double for ice cream. now you don't have to give up. you can give in with dreyer's slow churned light ice cream. we churn it slowly for all the rich and creamy taste with just half the fat. so now you can have your ice cream and it eat it, too. ♪ >>> bay area problem could disrupt cellphones service. >>> we have been reporting for months no one with the oakland police department the city is trying

geoff: how dare you! craig: what are you talking about? geoff: i can't walk, man. craig: i was like why -- what's wrong with that? then i remembered. you're stuck here until tomorrow. geoff: offer of help. that's great. i can't walk. craig: sorry. so it is just going to be you left alone here tonight with secretariat. [creepy music] [laughter] geoff: maybe you could get me like a cart or something? craig: i'll get you a cart. good night, everybody.,,,,,,,,,, on the anniversary of katrina the big easy is being wimps by isaac. some banks the hurricane damage in the biggest concern. what ms. runyon i have is a real marriage. >>> the storage night's republican national convention on the romneys live show the other side of her husband's. >>> lines of trucks pumping pollution into the air question mike csu learns of a loophole in the law that allows them to idle for hours. good evening this storm hit the southern coast of louisiana about six hours ago. many reporters are down there in an cbs reporter to 11¢ in new orleans tonight seven years ago. >>> as hurricane as it c

right, geoff? geoff: right. craig: good night, everybody.ptioning made possible by worldwide pants, inc., and the cbs television network] >>> an isaac alert. >> 9news has been tracking isaac all day and all night. >> amazing images show record rainfall, dramatic rescues, and a ton of tornadoes. >> now topper says a battered gulf coast is due for even more damaging weather. >>> 24 hours since isaac made landfall, and now it has been downgraded to a tropical storm. >> a significantly weaker huer can than katrina which hit seven years ago today but still dangerous and destructive. >> we have team coverage. i'll show what you people in louisiana and mississippi can expect through the night, but you've got see this incredible video. a possible tornado hit gulfport, mississippi that sent debris flying and ripped trees out of the ground. in louisiana evacuations were ordered. drew levinson joins us with the latest. >> reporter: wind of isaac battered gulfport mississippi, dumping as much as an inch of rain per hour. rescue teams plucked stranded re

geoff, sacre bleu. geoff: oui. baguette. [laughter] craig: baguette? geoff: oui. craig: fromage.ughter] geoff: eiffel tower. [laughter] craig: that's not even french! it is just a place in france! geoff: i'm speaking french, man. craig: no, you're just saying eiffel tower. it is not french! geoff: but i did it with a french accent! craig: au revoir. captioned by the national captioning institute,,,, [ female announcer ] life is full of compromises. but when it comes to what you really love, you shouldn't have to sacrifice. and that goes double for ice cream. now you don't have to give up. you can give in with dreyer's slow churned light ice cream. we churn it slowly for all the rich and creamy taste with just half the fat. so now you can have your ice cream and it eat it, too. ♪ from heaven. >>> they can't wait for the bay area's new chip flies open but not when as people can be out there tonight. it's not just their risk it all the moms forefathers' aid could be a deciding factor in whether a child gets artisan. >>> the strangest thing we've ever seen what this is doing wanderin

geoff, sacre bleu. geoff: oui. baguette. [laughter] craig: baguette? geoff: oui. craig: fromage.ughter] geoff: eiffel tower. [laughter] craig: that's not even french! it is just a place in france! geoff: i'm speaking french, man. craig: no, you're just saying eiffel tower. it is not french! geoff: but i did it with a french accent! craig: au revoir. captioned by the national captioni . >>> breaking news right now. two boats careen into each other in a scary accident right off the coast of pasadena, maryland. >> matt jablow describes the scene. this is described as a mass casualty incident. >> reporter: the headline tonight is pretty clear. it could have been a whole lot worse. after two boats, both apparently traveling at high speeds, slammed into each other in the middle of the river. >> i was probably 500 yards away. >> reporter: allen says he was hanging out at the end of his pier enjoying a calm day on the river. >> you just saw things just spray up in the air. >> reporter: when suddenly a calm day on the water turned into a day he'll never forget. >> i was scared. >> reporte

geoff: no, they wouldn't. craig: yeah, they might. we should do that show, me and you go on the road and we turn up on people's house and redecorate -- crikey -- for them. geoff: yeah, yeah. you me and a gay dinosaur. craig: i think we have a gay dinosaur, don't we? [laughter] i think -- he apparently's in the audience tonight. rrry. we've got to go. geoff: all right. welcome back to "the drew carey show." [cheers and applause] captioned by the national captioning institute >>> breaking news tonight at 11:00. right now a 22-year-old police officer is dead. his partner just out of the hospital after they went after two men who they said tried to break into a car at a gas station. >> new tonight, we have surveillance pictures of at least one of the suspects. matt jablo is live where he's got the details. matt? >> reporter: derek, the search is very much on tonight for two men allegedly involved in a police pursuit involved today, which lead to the death of a young prince george's county cop. prince george's county hospital center was em

right, geoff? geoff: right. craig: good night, everybody. [captioning made possible by worldwide pants, inc., and the cbs television network] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, houston office almost four years is not about time he is assumed irresponsibility? >>> republican v.p. nominee attacking the president tonight paul ryan's prime-time debut. >>> said the church believes in the human dignity of the person rather their straighter day. >>> the gay pride by the bay area catholic church union parish in its work with gay catholics over the years. >>> they walk by it should be chance and said are you ready? >>> then they rated osama bin laden's compounds. a former navy seal breaks the code of silence about the raid. >>> the blasted president of, for spending the country into deeper debt. he said they were on the administration would give the u.s. something he says is sorely needed. leadership. >>> there was definitely a shift to a sense that republicans are ramping up. and the focus tonight was and criticizing the president's policies and spotlighting how

geoff: no, they wouldn't. craig: yeah, they might. we should do that show, me and you go on the road and we turn up on people's house and redeck crate -- crikey -- for them. geoff: yeah, yeah. you me and a gay dinosaur. craig: i think we have a gay dinosaur, don't we? [laughter] i think -- he apparently's in the audience tonight. rrry. we've got to go. geoff: all right. welcome back to "the drew carey show." [cheers and applause] . >>> breaking news. a woman rushed to the emergency room after being shot in the head with an arrow. this happened in damascus, maryland in northern montgomery county. >> and that is where we find matt jablow right now. and, matt, this sounds odd. >> reporter: derek, the montgomery county fire department says it happened right around 9:00 tonight in damascus in as you guys said northern montgomery county. a woman if her 20s shot in the head with an arrow by someone practicing their ash re. the woman was taken -- archery. the woman was taken to a local trauma center. right now we're trying to get lots more in

geoff: wasn't that great what he just did there? craig: good night, everyone! [applause] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> i saw the bullets hitting the ceiling. i saw smoke and everything, so i kind of figured it was a gun. then it was silent and then we heard another thing. so i got up and grabbed my stuff and ran out the door, just broke down crying, because i didn't know what was going on. i didn't know if anyone was hurt. >> we will get to that tragic story in just a minute. >>> but first, isaac on a direct path to new orleans and president obama has declared a state of emergency in louisiana. >> the storm is expected to be a hurricane when it hits land late tomorrow or early wednesday seven years after hurricane katrina. drew levinson has the latest from new orleans. >> reporter: thousands in louisiana are boarding up their homes and getting out of town. >> we lost almost everything to katrina, so we're not taking any chances. >> reporter: the airports in new orleans cancelled all flights for tuesday. 53,000 people in lo

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i thought geoff, maybe you can cheer him up.i assure you your appearance was like a flatulence-relled comic event. >> i'm not sure that is a good thing. craig: it is a great thing, marc. here is another thing. you have won the coveted prize. the hard back edition of the michael caine bio. . >>> mitt romney just diminished talking, but 9news is just getting starting with coverage unlike any other statements in town. i have a room full of democrats here. we'll find out if any minds were changed. >>> this is 9news now. >>> but first we have some breaking news tonight. five prince george's county firefighters have been injured battling a fire. flames broke out in the 3300-block of huntley square drive. that's in temple hills late tonight. our own ken molestina just arrived on the scene. ken. >> reporter: anita, still a very active scene out here. as you mentioned, this happened along the 3300-block of huntley squared. we're talking about the huntley square condominiums. the first alarm went off after firefighters responded here. a s

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only geoff knows what's in it. you try and guess. if you're right, geoff will tell us.u're wrong, you have to take all your clothes off. [laughter] >> thank god i have my coconut bra. craig: coconuts count as clothes. >> i don't want to answer a question because i'll definitely not be able to. craig: i think you'd do very good. >> this is what i'm afraid of. if i am asked a question on the spot. maybe i should do it. let me confront my fears. here it goes. craig: are you ready? >> not really. craig: iceland is in the north atlantic. its capital city is reykjavik. in a recent survey, what percentage of men say wouldn't mind being stupid if they could have the perfect body? is it c? 19%? [laughter] >> i think it is c! [applause] craig: that's correct! 50 american dollars! we'll be right back! [ female announcer ] did you know the average person smiles more than 50 times a day? so brighten your smile a healthy way with listerine® whitening plus restoring rinse. it's the only rinse that makes your teeth two shades whiter and two times stronger. ♪ listerine® whitening... pow

wolfgang puck, hugo, geoff peterson, secretariat, we'll be back tomorrow night. [applause] >>> here we go again. another storm, more power outages. thousands of people in the dark again. matt jablow is live in montgomery county. iism imagine gin pepco not getting much benefit of the doubt tonight. >> reporter: derek, at the height of the storm we're told about 10,000 pepco customers have lost power, the vast majority in montgomery county. we're told about 6200 pepco customers are still in the dark, most of them here in montgomery county. brian coakley of the manor club neighborhood has lost power so many times over the years that he now keeps miners' lights scattered throughout his house for times just like this. a powerful stormed move through downing trees, knocking out five or six pepco feeder lines. >> unfortunately, we're getting used to this, and i am going to finally break down and bye a generator capable of running more things, you know. hope springs eternal. we think that we can live like the rest of the first world, but not so in this neighborhood. >> r

geoff cutmore live in london for us. jeff, what can you tell us? >> good morning to you. >>> gas prices are going higher. i don't think that's a revelation given how you have introduced me. it is worth about a quarter of the u.s. gas consumption, this region in the gulf of mexico and inevitably, if the refineries shut down, that means it is going to have some impact on supply. we have seen a significant spike in the price, the aaa average for the united states, $3.75. the analysts are saying, we could see $3.80 before the labor day weekend. keep your eye on those gas prices. isaac is doing some damage to the wallet already. back to you. >> geoff cutmore in london. >>> still ahead on way too early, we talked yesterday he about that monster trade that sent three superstar players from the red sox to the dodgers. josh beckett got his first start in dodger blue last night. it didn't get off to such a great start. highlights from the nice in baseball ahead in sports. >>> we will stay on top of tropical storm isaac as it whips itself up over the warm wat

geoff: ba, b, a, ba, bad. craig: bad to the where? geoff: bone.ig: good night, everybody. . >>> this is 9news now. >>> it was 28 years ago this weekend that virginia state trooper johnny rushbowman answered the door of his home and was stabbed more than 40 times before he died. his murderer never caught. there's a renewed effort to solve this case. a new $50,000 reward is offered this week in hopes someone will come forward after all this time. gary nurenberg is here with what remains the only unsolved murder of a virginia state trooper. gary. >> reporter: someone killed the trooper and got away with it, anita. the murderer left evidence behind, though, and technology has come a long way since 1984. new techniques and old evidence have now come together to give investigators a sense of optimism. the 31-year-old trooper had left the marine corps to join the virginia state police. was married with a 2-year-old daughter when he answered just after 4:00 in the morning the pounding on his door by someone claiming to be from the power company. >> it was

geoff, what happened and is this loss strictly on paper? >> yes, it's a brutal number, isn't it? the key is understanding the restructuring that the business is going through internally. a lot of that was about the $2.85 billion restructuring charge imposed as a result of the way this company is trying to split itself up. you will know there's been all sorts of problems around the british newspaper groups, but it wants to separate it's newspaper and print operations into one business division, and put fox and 20th century fox into another one. the one bright spot in the earnings is how the cable networks are hanging in at the moment. one other story that is colorful right now and that's standard chart e chartered. monday we had the new york department of financial services ben istomin lawsky saying this is a rogue institution, but if you read the times over in this part of the world, they're saying is lawsky a loan wolf, did he go inappropriately. so questions asked if there will be a counter suit from standard chartered. this story set to run further. >> still ahead on "way too

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kinds of things to continue on over the next twelve months ok let's move on to some recent comments by geoff christian of the c.p. m. group in an interview on financial sense our first explain who jeff christian is why what he's even matters what your christian. basically been either put forward or we put himself forward as something of an apologist for the existing billion banking system he's constantly stated that anybody who has issue with the l.p.m. a fractional reserve system and that they don't understand gold and silver and how it's trading setter and so he's very much takes the other side of the argument from those of us who believe there is a big structural problem indeed the formal investigation c f t c put on a couple of years ago into silver manipulation he was used as the individual put forward to rip up those allegations and yeah he did a radio interview recently which caught my attention maybe because it seemed to be a substantial change in tone he basically said that he felt that people who owned on. allocated gold within the local london system or at least some of them thoug

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let's go to geoff in madison, wisconsin. geoff, welcome to the bill press show. >> hi, there., geoff. >> i wanted to say, hey, this isn't the only tea party victory we have had this year. don't forget the raul in wisconsin. obama said he wanted texas to become a purple state. unfortunately, wisconsin is now a purple state. you know, luckily, it's a matter of speaking the truth, you know, to defeat the tea party but unfortunately ignorance is difficult to overcome. >> yeah. >> we have an uphill battle yet. >> that's a good point. i for goatgot about that. >> they defeated dick luker. >> richard murdoch, a tea partier as well. >> right. >> a humonguos deal. very well thought of, pretty moderate senator, richard luge rfl r, gone. >> let's go down to the bellly of the beast >> gleameda in houston texas. >> hi, good morning. >> what's your take on the win there last night for the tea party? >> it was a sad day for texas when we had two choices, one of them was backed by perry and the other one was backed by palin. our state has already gone backwards in so many areas education and

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. >>> geoff lewis principal at founders fund is coming up right after the break. ♪ [ male announcer ]hanged the modern world... would define you as an innovator. to hold more than one patent of this caliber... would define you as a true leader. to hold over 80,000... well, that would make you... the creators of the 2012 mercedes-benz e-class... quite possibly the most advanced luxury sedan ever. ♪ join mercedes-benz usa on facebook for the best summer sweepstakes. >>> the thiel fellowship searched wide for their "20 under 20" great show. our next guest sold his own startup and backing up best performing businesses in the tech space today, joining us on the set geoff lewis principal at founders fund and mentor for the founders institute as well as the thiel fellowship. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> i don't know if you had a chance to see yesterday's show. we had ben mezrick and talked about the american dream and made a case the american dream is not dead. i think you have a different view on this. >> i don't think the american dream is dead but i certainly don't th

i would like to know if he has any relationship with that warren geoffs.uest: i did not hear the very first part of it. host: the creation of jobs. he said his goal was to create 12 million jobs in his speech last night. guest: no one really thinks there is a plan here for jobs. but i do think plans matter. i am not of the view that it is all about personality. this is a very tough economic financial crisis and really took a toll on people. what jobs pay matter a lot. jobs are paying 20% less than the people are very focused on grocery prices. it is tough out there. what record you have on this and what you are going to do to create jobs, people are serious and want to know what is your plan. i think the president has an opportunity at the convention to go much further in telling where he is going to take the country or create jobs. host: do you think his speech will be more specific? guest: probably. the as the president and it is in his interest to have this election decided by what you are going to do rather than what happened over the last four years.

signed sincerely, geoff davis, member of congress. the speaker pro tempore: under clause 5-d of rule 20, the chair announces to the house that in light of the resignation of the gentleman from kentucky, mr. davis, the whole number of the house is 431. pursuant to the order of the house of january 17, 2012, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for the morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority leader and minority leader and the minority whip limited to five minutes each, but in no event shall debate go beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumenauer, for five minutes. mr. blumenauer: thank you, mr. speaker. the house of representatives is a unique and special place. there are many political offices in america where one can get office via accident or appointment, but every man and woman on this floor had to be elected by friends and neigh

i would like to know if he has any relationship with that warren geoffs. guest: i did not hear the very first part of it. host: the creation of jobs. he said his goal was to create 12 million jobs in his speech last night. guest: no one really thinks there is a plan here for jobs. but i do think plans matter. i am not of the view that it is all about personality. this is a very tough economic financial crisis and really took a toll on people. what jobs pay matter a lot. jobs are paying 20% less than the people are very focused on grocery prices. it is tough out there. what record you have on this and what you are going to do to create jobs, people are serious and want to know what is your plan. i think the president has an opportunity at the convention to go much further in telling where he is going to take the country or create jobs. host: do you think his speech will be more specific? guest: probably. the as the president and it is in his interest to have this election decided by what you are going to do rather than what happened over the last four years