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is going to be going to the federal government and set of back into the businesses. >> this we both campaigns have been talking about medicare. the romney campaign has struggled to explain how it is different from congressman paul's plan. if you think the party should just embraced the rise in plant and move forward? plambrace a ththe r yan n and move forward? >> we need to continue medicare as we know it for those 55 and above and allow the seniors to have that certainty. when i am talking to my constituents, some of my seniors are saying we want more choice and more options. they would like to see some more of choices and options available to them. what we want to make certain we do is to provide stability and certainty in medicare process. we have to realize the medicare trustees have told us that we are spending more money that we're taking in. we have to be mindful of putting this on a stable platform and returning that medicare program to fiscal health. it means we do need to go through some reforms that are going to provide some certainty, stability and take a long-term view.

and he's going to go back to that way of being.mature vp there. >> this obama ad for america has released an ad hitting the obama team already. let's take a look. >> the guy put on a very comprehensive plan rewriting the health care system. medicare or social security, our entire tax system. >> the cuts in here are so dramatic they are so painful. >> it gives a 4.3 trillion dollar tax cut to the wealthiest in this country. >> so mitt romney became president of the united states, you're convince head would follow through with a lot of reproductions you would make. >> yes. ♪ >> one question i raised before. this issue of direction. the american people know the economy needs something really different done to it. we are not getting anywhere right now. the direction in our polling shows 31% of people think we are in the right direction. how does obama defend the direction we are in right now against a guy who says i have a new direction to you. >> he points to specifics in the plan. just to what melissa said a minute ago, i think the o

this is going to be going on for a while out here. just started getting -- fire trucks out here and ambulances, we're not sure how people were doing inside. we're trying to get more information. lorain. >> we do want to let people know that the chevron refinery there employees 1200 workers. it is the city's largest employer. it produces 240,000 barrels of crude oil a day. they told us a short time ago that there was no explosion, there's a flame trying to prevent an explosion they're telling us that the cause seems to be a pump leak on the crude unit column. they're telling us they have no confirmed injuries at this time. it's very good news no confirmed injuries at this richmond refinery fire. we want to go now to maria. help me with your last name, do you pronounce it. how do you pronounce your name, i'm sorry. what can you tell us at this point? >> at this point we have representatives at the refinery working with richmond fire. they were both escorted to the operation center. >> we love hollywood. we just have a funny way of showi

canada is not going to let this one go. have i a story i think you're going to like, maybe sam stein especially, not saying anything about his personal life. unfortunately news to report, an american judo fighter, nicholas delpopolo, has been thrown out of the games. why? he tested positive for weed. he said he accidentally ate a pot brownie before he came to the games. that tested positive for marijuana. here's how the 23-year-old explained it on his web site. "after making frantic phone calls to friends and family following the failed results, a family member confessed that the brownies she had baked and that i had eaten a few weeks prior did contain marijuana. he went on to say i slept the entire four-hour drive home the day i ate the brownie but thought i was just extremely tired from training and from travel. he didn't win a medal so nothing is taken away but he is kicked out of the games for pot brownies. >> let's go to our pot brownie correspondent sam stein. it happens, pretty? >> it happens to the greatest of athle

go faster! harder! go!on the ticket could hurt. >> yes. >> stephanie: he has been warmly received already. >> what about medicare! >> stephanie: crystal woke up saturday morning and draw parallels to kennedy's nomination -- >> wait a minute. >> stephanie: we all knew john f. kennedy. he is not. >> you are not even one of the lesser kenendys. >> he is not even a jelly doughnut. >> stephanie: in june 2008 he announced on fox news sunday, he said mccain is going to put sarah palin on the ticket. using the same language crystal tells fox news host chris wallace mccain should go for the gold here with sarah palin. >> you bet ya. >> stephanie: he said i think ryan makes romney a better candidate. after the ryan romney ticket wins, i'm going to be retiring from the vice presidential picking business. [ applause ] >> stephanie: all right. bill. since he is wrong about everything -- >> maybe he is really working for us. [♪ somber music ♪] >> maybe he is a mole. >> you go with that. that's the only explanation that m

nobody's going to be home. nobody's going to see us.our brother's going to be gone, your parents are going to be gone. i just told you that i just read this, all right? >> i know, but that doesn't mean i would actually do it. there's so much fantasy online. >> you should have kept the fantasy at your house. that wouldn't have been an issue. >> i know. >> once you cross the line you crossed that fantasy's no longer an issue as far as fantasy online. >> it's a mixture of things. all of them tragic. if in fact a 13-year-old girl had been there, and there had been a sexual relationship and it's going to damage that child for the rest of his or her life. but at the same time, you know, here is a guy whose family is going to get this news, whose wife is going to say, what? his kids are going to say, what? and then that is equally as tragic, i think. >>> so you're on probation for having sex with a boy how old? >> 15. >> 15. and now you're in this house to meet a 13-year-old boy? he plan. you have a plan? first we're gonna check our bags for f

eventually that's going to be 30%. amazon is going to dominate that. that's a slow creep higher with that. i think if some of these samsung products get taken off the shelf that's going to be positive for kindle fire. only problem is kindle fire is looking right at a freight train coming down the pipe in october with the smaller form factor ipad which isn't going to be good for kindle fire. i think what's going on with amazon in particular is more about a secular theme versus anything in the tablet. >> fwraet heads up for us to look forward to in the fall as well. thank you so much, gene. good to see you. >>> kayla tausche has a market flash. >> we're looking at shares of wirehouser up better than 1% today, the company getting a mention in barons over the weekend saying if there is a big housing recovery weyerhaeuser -- again bullish on housing recovery. real gains are year to date. take a look at shares up better than 31%. michelle? >>> let's trade this right now. stephanie, what do you think? any derivative plays? >> we own them. we were buying them

go and look at the blog and we'll see what's going on. did my predictions there and no type of snow or rain in the forecast for today and even for the weekend we're looking pretty good. i'm going to keep the trend going for the people that love the sunshine. what's going on right now as we talk about glen ell. the temperature 62 degrees right now. take it easy out and about on the roadways this morning. and you always want to put the low beams on instead of the high beams when you put the low beams on you can see less of the fog and more of the road. we do have that dew point coming in at 61 degrees and once again when the dew point and the temperature are close together, that's when you are dealing with some visibility issues. now 69 degrees is the temperature in chesapeake beach this morning with the humidity coming in at 92% and dew point at 67. the winds are light and they'll pretty much stay that way throughout the day. and emmettsburg temperature is at 61 degrees right now with the dew point coming in at 59. we look at maryland's mo

to jump in here we're going to go on your show we're going to get it was short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the fate of the middle class stay are. you. still. want. to see good laboratory here in the kirby was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care watch only on the r t v dot com. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tired larkham was a big. star . welcome back to the last time people about to remind you we're talking about the grim future of the middle class story. and you can see. ok before we continue our program and i can produce in baltimore david z's he's a political activist and one of the organizers of october two thousand and eleven dot org kevin you heard most of the first part of the

and we're going to go into the garrison area. has been doingi yeoman's work all day long. it's a mighty small island, so we really don't have to dough too far to get your pictures. you can see the visibility is a little difficult, and we are going to go over here, hang on a second here, going through -- make sure -- this is the garrison bite. we're going to come up here, which is to an area which is very famous in key west. this is house boat row. we're going to sneak in here and take a look and see how things are going. this is where a lot of people are staying right now. let me get through the security gate here. and we're going to look down the area here. here are some house boats. and they're shuttered up. they're not bouncing around too badly. this is a real good sign, we can take a look here further. everyone is bunkered in. we need to tell you that people in the keys have been urged to stay inside. there's been no evacuations whatsoever. that was based on the fact that this folks didn't figure there was going to be a hurri

go ahead i'm going to go to the great state john before we go to the regular united the united states accounts for about seventy five percent of nato is a military budget and they do united states for me and my taxpayers are the ones that are subsidizing european defense so again this is this is why european defense has been able to go down but the american empire the american national security state which is not good for us or anybody else has been going so. this is this i don't know what i'm not going to do is do know what nato budget do about it all together these three gentlemen i'm going to be here we're going to do it was a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on nato as a question of all future states. and. if they shoot something inappropriate for the public they can easily be. cast to say ok. i wish she would have never happened but it has. you know for a t.v. camera becomes unnecessary what this is their own safety all foreign nationals including journalists and inspectors should leave. and the spear what happens with such witnesses i got it o

we are really going to go after that one., thank you. >> thank you. >> greta: taking on president obama over illegal immigration again. governor brewer issuing an executive order, telling state agencies, they must deny benefits to illegal immigrants, despite a new obama administration program, that allows undocumented youth to stay in the country. but governor brewer said they will not be considered lawful citizens in arizona so they cannot get driver's license and public benefits like state-subsidized child air and unemployment. stay with us for the latest. straight ahead, another one for vice-president joe biden's blooper reel. you know what he said yesterday, but he may have topped himself today. you will hear it, coming up. also, what happened here? it is not a sight air travelers want to see. but it is not what you think. we'll explain the bizarre scene, next. [ angela ] endless shrimp is our most popular promotion at d lobster. there's so many choices. the guests come in and they're like yeah i want to try this shrimp a

i'm not going to be the quarterback but i'm going to be part of a team. values and putting them back into place. and mitt romney is going to take the ball. we're going to go try to make sure we win for the team. >> what is the important thing at the convention. >> people who helped us. there are folks from new hampshire and iowa and we were talking about helping his grandson up there. this is an incredible country. we may have different accents and different cultures and may have different areas we represent. america is a fabulous country. getting to see people passionate about this country is the highlight of the campaign. >> greta: is congressman ryan going make a difference? is there going to be a different this time? >> the vice presidential candidates make that difference. i think it does this time. sometimes, a few times back through history, it has. this is one of them. because he's one of the most articulate and brightest and he's going to be able to catch that lightning a bottle with yupger voters. here how we get america back working and make su

they were going to have to go at this personal stuff. had to go at that strength.f the personal attributes shares your values, understands the real lives of real people, those are what is keeping the president afloat. >> so, richard wolffe, i'm just trying to think of the things that they're using to try to make him look and i'll use mitt romney's words angry. they're attacking the vice president's gaffe on chains. a super pac ad. i mean what else do they have that even gets close to actually president obama's character and why wouldn't -- this is going to have you think counterintuitively, why wouldn't they go after the current jobs situation? isn't that just -- it's sort of like the tax returns are really something the obama campaign can really talk about, about mitt romney, and it's safe, it's not ugly, and it's real. and the job situation, you look at every newspaper, and this is something that's real that they can talk about, not a gaffe or an ad that they didn't create or something. is there something else i'm missing? >> so i think -- you're absolutely on po

we know if we do nothing with medicare it is going to go broke.re 55 years or over, everything that we're talking about guaranteed affordability, the plan that all members of congress has, you don't need to listen to another word of it. but if you're 54 or younger, what are we going to do to save it? what we want to try to put together is a plan that every member of congress has that guarantees affordability, that allows members to choose a medicare plan if they want to, or choose a plan that insurance companies compete for. >> mr. chairman, his 30-second ad on medicare is attacking barack obama for cutting medicare. it reminds me a lot of what bill clinton did in 1995. >> sure. what we've talked about mainly comes out of the clinton commission of the late 1990s. i mean what we're talking about right now comes out of that plan. it's the president that stole $700 billion out of medicare. $415 billion. it's true. $415 billion in payments to hospitals and nursing homes. $120 billion to medicare advantage out of that advantage. >> let me help him. can

you are trying to contain them because where are they going to go? probably go to the hospital and then spread it. so call 911, warn others, direct them to wait for responders. hey, stop. help is forthcoming. if you are calling 911, just basic information you should know. is it a fire, is this a crime scene. evacuation is not always the best way. sometimes you want to stay inside your house. chemicals dropped over, this vapor cloud is coming, coming towards -- hit the golden gate bridge, one direction, now coming toward the marina. pick up your radio, tell the marina residents shelter in place. don't go to your staging area out in the marina green. shelter in place. that may be one of your options. choose a room with no windows, as few as possible. pick a room with toilet, water, phone, have it large enough for family members. precut plastic with duct tape. there should be a law. have your disaster kit in that room, have snacks available for kids. turn off the hvac, heating, ventilation air conditioning units because you don't want to be blowing in o

we're going broke. but mitt romney, i think, is probably ill suited in the extreme to be the guy carrying that case because he's not -- the democrats have very successfully painted him as an uncaring, unthinking rich guy who manipulates the tax code, who has offshore wealth, who doesn't pay his fair share of taxes, who only understands wealthy people, who doesn't have your interests at heart. so if he doesn't have your interests at heart and doesn't understand your life, how could the plan that he put forward actually help you? now in state -- and places like ohio, both campaigns are doing focus groups of undecided white, blue collar voters. sort of middle class voters. that's who this is aimed at. the romney/ryan ticket will say we're going to allow you to stop paying for the welfare state and give you back more tax money. that's what their argument is going to be. but making that case convincingly will be difficult. >> especially when you have parents living off that system. anyway, paul ryan was met

is that guy -- >> go around. go around. seneca, 314, okay. >> the incoming plane missed that other plane by about 200 feet. officials at westchester county airport, north of new york city, only learned about the incident from the pilot. the controller never reported it. >>> a stark, new reality for the middle-class, long considered the engine of the u.s. economy. new figures prove that the last decade has been the worst since world war ii. median income dropping from nearly $73,000 to $69,000. but the real story, the middle-class itself has shrunk. it included more than 60% of americans in the early 1970s. but today, it includes barely half. just 51% of all americans. >>> and this morning, california's governor has declared a state of emergency in three northern counties as a massive wildfire, you see it here, advances towards more homes. just how quickly the flames can flare in heavy winds is what you're seeing there. the fire, by the way, only about half contained. >>> and a bizarre and tragic crash in los angeles. a car

well at all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in we're going to go to a short break and after that short break in your discussion of the new world order state. wealthy british. that's not on the title. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much cause or there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to the report. is easy to. see. why. the but. this was the plant that was responsible for causing the world's worst industrial disaster and now it had been abandoned in a condition where it had become a source of pollution or the most recent study that was done shows that this water pollution and spreading. more than a hundred thousand people. walking the. banks. in the sea as little as five hundred dollars. unpunished. the a. changing world. to go back to you when you wanted to remark on what george had to say about the relative success or failure of the libyan intervention. yeah i would say i'm going to a conference actually this week and talking about libya and i would say the intervention was a failure not only on humanitaria

we're going to go to quit. we're going to a different sport. we're going to go to baseball.ll right. we have two players for baseball. in baseball, you have a pitcher and hitter. i will be pitching. actually, i will be hitting. she will be pitching. are you ready? ok. go ahead. oh, no. [laughter] that is not good. all right. i have one strike on me. oh, no. this is horrible. the pressure. oh, i think i struck out. this is not good. [laughter] ok. very good. she can choose different pitches to pitch. that is kind of fun. here is our team. our team is getting ready to take the field. we will be playing each other in a really tough game of baseball. it looks like a nice day over at&t park. let's do this thing. oh, i swung too late. strike one. too early. strike two. oh, no. [laughter] i'm out. this is awful. this is very embarrassing. pitch. yes! what a catch! that was a great catch. our final out in the inning. go ahead. fouled it off. destroyed. uh oh. oh, no. i did not score that inning. i did not even get a hit. now we switch. i am attaching -- pitching. i will throw a fast

to go away. and we've seen a lot of that this week, and governor romney has taken particular aim at an ad that's being run by the president's own super pac run by a former press aide to the campaign, and in the white house, and this is a campaign about mitt romney's tenure at bain, even though the story that's highlighted in the super pac ad happened after mitt romney left. let me play a portion of this and also show you how mitt romney's responding to it. watch. >> when mitt romney and bain closed the plant i lost my health care. and my family lost their health care. and short time after that my wife became ill, it was -- there was nothing they could do for her. and she passed away in 22 days. >> the president understandably has resorted to a very unusual campaign. and that is in some respects i think he disrespects the office by taking the campaign down to the very lowest point i can recall in my lifetime. >> disrespecting the office of the president is the charge from mitt romney about ads lik

how am i going to do it? i'm going to go crazy. that's how i'm going to do it."nd how did they solve that? they said, "we're going to give them all a length of service, so that they know when it's over." vietnam, you know, the army had 12 months, the marines had 13 months. the psychiatric casualty rate dropped to something like 2%. but afterwards, the ptsd rates and all that stuff were just as rampant as they ever were. but it's because of that psychological thing. "there is a way out. all i have to do is survive this long." i think if a guy goes over there, he either can commit suicide or he can go crazy. >> i was going to ask you if you thought suicide was a way out in their minds? because as you probably know the rate of suicides of our troops is now back up. it's about one a day, so far this year. and that's higher than it's been in several years. now i know every example is different. but generally, from your experience, what do you think about the rising number of suicides in our troops today? >> well, i'm with you. i mean, who am i to say? but i have my th

we're going to tell you government's not going to have all the answers, we're going to tell you governmente. thematically it fits. >> so let's talk about the story for the day, the weeping, the gnashing of teeth of republicans supposedly internally on capitol hill and people starting to think this could possibly be a disastrous pick. i mean, it's been 72 hours. i mean, what what are we looking at here? what does romney need to do to win the day? they only need to win the day and then the theme changes to the greatest pick. >> winning the day, i'm not a believer in who wins the news cycle. >> except for this fact right now is the story is moving and we saw it in '88 with quayle, we saw it -- >> sure. >> we saw it four years ago with sara palin, i personally they can't afford two more days like yesterday because if they two two days going in and particularly i look at the rebs running for the u.s. senate. we already have one, denny, who voted against all of the ryan budgets. reminding people in montana he didn't do that. >> that's not good. that's not good. >>s me going to lose. that doesn't

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you go to kors, you're going to spend -- even an outlet you're going to spend money. kors is distinguishing itself as vf corp. has done as pvh and some degree ralph lauren as being companies that make far more money than we ever thought. >> we talked about the power of brands yesterday. >> yes. >> but a lot of discussion this morning about kors, they figured out how to sell through retail through their own stores. also the wholesale model. store in store model. as i said on twitter this morning, brands are the new kings of retail distribution, right? >> a reference to pop cultural icon. >> thank you. >> i do see -- i'm trying so hard. pay phone is big for you. "call me maybe." >> all a struggle. >> it is. but i do think that jc penney was talking about how the brands were going to get the brands. you know, the brands aren't stupid. manny cherico at pvf and eric weissman at vf, that's northface, pvh being hilfiger, these companies are making fortunes. cotton is down big. that turns out to be a bull market. >> what does that say about saks which says the economy is stil

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and what's going to happen? costs are going to be going up for seniors by $6,000.t's very easy to put on the board. this is why i think romney likes his board. he can change stuff a lot. if mitt romney is going to repeat a lie over and over again, you know what we're going to do? we're going it be using this board a lot to tell the truth. you see, folks, the $716 billion is savings. president obama redistributes the money to seniors in the form of preventative care and prescription drug savings which they are already enjoying. mitt romney takes those savings along with another $1.3 trillion and uses it to pay for tax cuts for the rich. seniors, what's going to happen? you're going to have to pay more. you're going to have to pay more for care, whether you can afford it or not. now, folks, this is the simple truth. republicans don't have the truth on their side. so what do they need to do? they need to go to the simplest form of a whiteboard and they still lie. you know, you can tell a lie on an etch a sketch, you can tell a lie on a whiteboard. i thought romney did

going to want has said converted into drachma and he's going to argue that this contract was framed in euro's it should still be in euro's and in greece they're going to say oh it's now in drachma and so they're going to be arguments the courts could be heavily involved but the scope for that could also be reduced if euro zone governments reach an agreement on all this which i think they probably would they then have to lay down guidelines under which. a contract would be interpreted and which occasions it could be in your rose and that would minimize the scope for legal argument the other major issue is not just complication it's a reality is that initially this is going to be very far from a magic wand when the drachma falls on the exchanges the price of goods and services in greece is going to go up possibly by quite a lot so initially living standards are going to be squeezed far from bringing relief to the order a great person it's actually going to make matters worse initially however going forward things are then completely transformed because in a flash greece is more compet

there we are not going to see perhaps a weakening like we would if this storm was going to go across land and go quickly. this is going to be a slow, very painful process. unfortunately for folks along the gulf coast, very vulnerable area unfortunately for storm surge and flooding. of course we know it very well. now, tornado watches in effect for the next several hours. from new orleans all the way to panama city. so parts of mississippi, alabama, you could see some strong rotation overnight tonight. these could be rain wrapped tornadoes. so you can't see them coming. know noaah weather raids on. strong band north of that region and some earlier rotations. we will keep an eye on that. shepard, already seeing wind gusts of 64 miles per hour around new orleans. 48 in mobile. and there is the track. the latest update, again, 80 miles per hour winds moving slower, northwest at 8 miles per hour expecting a landfall just west of new orleans so they are going to get the worst of the surge. the worst of the rain and battering winds for potentially 36 hours. back to you. >> shepard: it absol

we can't go wider than that.we propose to move these two windows, these two property line windows forward and move this one back. so they're within the light well-. these windows as i'll show you in other pictures show rooms that already have windows. so we're going to be adding a window on a light well-to rooms that don't currently have any western light only from the light well-itself. so i'm quickly would like to show you other pictures if we can go to the computer overhead please. i have letters of support from the property owners to the rear on 7th and on 8th. i think that the idea that there is a mid block open space here is kind of problematic. the existing building is 17 feet high at the rear and it makes an l-shape building right now what we're proposeding is to simply expand that second story at the rear slightly while creating this large light well along the east side. this is the gerry corridor and that red band kind of shows that there isn't mid block open space in this area. the pattern of developme

closing bell is going to ring. 50 minutes to go on this tuesday. we are going to have much more on hurricane isaac's impact. that is coming up. there is the storm's track for you. as we have been talking about, it is going to be sitting on the new orleans area, at this point, that is a rough option, a rough forecast for the people of the city of new orleans. but first another, charlie gasparino, we will get his exclusive insight on the republican convention. hah's coming up next. we have big dreams. one is for a clean, domestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. cheryl: we have lauren standing by on the floor at the new york stock exchange watching oil refinery operators ahead of hurricane is

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there's no doubt that's where the president is going to go after him.he democrats will have to make those arguments more. but i don't think that's relevant to the question of whether he will or should pick him. >> let's get to the subsequent question. i think we ought to get there eventually anyway. people like the idea of cutting government spending. i love the idea of fiscal spending. it comes down to some don't want cut. if you're working from delivering newspapers in your teens to retirement. you don't a young fit guy saying i'm in my 30s, you're in your 70s. you're going to get a voucher which will be means tested. you got a few bucks in any bank, you're going to have less. we're going to squeeze you. lot of co-pay there. that to me is a killer for anybody who's retired. >> one, i think you're right. in that the idea that ryan plan and frankly any plan that's going to restore our fiscal health is based on we have to make tough ideas now for the future. second, and this is important i think as it relates to the political calculation here. what do we

in other words, they're going to go after him, and they're going to bring a lot of these issues to theissues that paul ryan has boldly put forward as chairman of the budget committee, which a lot of conservatives like very much, but there is not necessarily. and so the democrats are going to use this and go after him big-time. and they're going to obviously try to score points this with this. this will be an exciting new chapter. i'm looking forward to this. it will really allow issue number one to come to the floor. there are two very different economic policy plans that these two guys have, the president of the united states, president obama and mitt romney the republican candidate. and now this will really crystallize it. i'm also looking forward to that debate that will take place in october between paul ryan and joe biden, the vice president. there will be one vice presidential debate in october. there will be three presidential debates in october. obviously i'm looking forward to the presidential debates as well. but i think biden versus ryan, that will be a strong debate. they'r

is nato but it all together these three gentlemen i'm going to show you here we're going to go it was short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on nato's questionable future today. i'm a former soviet soldier. husband . father. an alien in of guinness the. son. brother. in ukraine. craving for my cool. wealthy british style. is tied to the guys. like this. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy. for our no holds. headlines kaiser report. poll started here before going global and now it's cooling the fire. log in. to. choose your place to take your stuff. to. make your statements. spread the word. stream flowing. sometimes you see a story so you think you understand it and then something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is. welcome to the big picture. the book can be a story. in the in the for. the for the be. welcoming to people about to remind you we're talking about public sentiments. and. again you go back to you in warsaw. one of the lessons learned from afghanistan for nato because it was as

no, we're not going to go there. morgan stanley is just okay.not going to. i'm not going to slight it and i'm not going to praise it. >> richard in florida. [ buzzer ] >> big boo-yah from florida. >> nice. >> caller: okay. last week, you discussed buying stock of quality companies on a pullback and you mentioned general parameters, which you talked about in the past. church & dwight. a pullback greater than the parameters you discussed? your thoughts on that. >> i was surprised that the quarter wasn't as good as it was. it really looked to me -- and i've been critical about proctor & gamble. it looks like procter really got to church & dwight. i think it's a positive name. i think it's a buy, but i did not -- that quarter was mystifying to me. and i would like to see another quarter before i say hey, man, this is terrific. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of "the lightning round." [ buzzer ] >> the lightning round is sponsored by tdameritrade. [ male announcer ] this is rudy. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills

we're going to show you what's going on here with the storm because it is going to be a big one withbe a serious deal. you can see temperatures will be down a little bit in the lower 80s. it's still going to be hot in texas. the effects from isaac will last for days. the rain and the flooding will be a big factor. the storm, likely, will still be with a good portion of the southeast on wednesday. and we're going to see those temperatures really speed up throughout portions of the plains. especially get into the northern plains looking into the 90s. billington, montana, still some of that maceture and the storm will be with us from isaac in the southeast. techtures will be down, as well. only into the lower 80s for some spots. and we're going to see the temperature readings also stay on the relatively cool side relative to the rain. we have 90s, still, the drought still very intense for these areas. and that could have been one saving grace from isaac to help alleviate some of the drought. but you can see so much of this area will be dry throughout the rest of the week. and even for t

people can't sit around and go home and go and watch t.v.w who wins, you could insulate yourself from that if you gave a crap. don't go on twitter. don't go on face book. news outlines aren't reporting it like in your face. nbc is going out of that ieir way to not report t watch it live. i have to tell you kwlo mean to go on this jag. it's cool to watch it with kids. i have never watched it with kids that gave a damn. my seven-year-olds is way, way into it. his favorite sport is synchronized diving which, well we haven't made it to track and field. hopefully scott brown says he's considering it. that es a pretty high profile invite to turn down. >> bill: she's doing this, i understand, at the edward m. kennedy institute, right? (vo) cenk uygur is many things. >>oh really? >>tax cuts don't create jobs. the golden years as the conservatives call them, we had the highest tax rates, and the highest amount of growth, and the highest amount of jobs. those are facts. >>"if you ever raise taxes on the rich, you're going to destroy our economy." not

they want to know that it's going to be fixed and if it's going to change, it's going to be really hard for the president to -- gwen: you talk about the political consensus around the debt. is that likely to change? >> i don't think so. in the quote i quoted the head of the budget office which is one of the few institutions in washington that actually works the way it was designed. he sums it up this way, the problem of the deficit is that the american people want more for the elderly than they are willing to send to washington. gwen: thank you, david. >> you're welcome. gwen: members of congress ran out leaving loose ends ranging from drought relief to agriculture laws and the u.s. postal service. more than 1/5 of the nation is in extreme or exceptional drought. but congress still failed to agree on this. >> americas farmers, it seems like one of those issues it would be extremely easy for congress to find a resolution. part of the problem is the two parties fundamentally disagree about how we solve almost every problem facing this country whether it's how we deliver our mail, our we b

so there you go. >> there you go. i think we've even seen a shot of him at that in our coverage thus far. gloria borger, wolf blitzer, john king all standing by with our extensive coverage. we're going to take a short break here on cnn. but we will be back in just a moment. [ male announcer ] this is rudy. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pills. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brings more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor recommended aleve. it can keep pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is rudy. who switched to aleve. and two pills for a day free of pain. ♪ [ female announcer ] and try aleve for relief from tough headaches. cancer. >>> sources tell cnn that u.s. congressman paul ryan will be on the ticket with the republican candidate mitt romney in the u.s. presidential race. we've got john king standing by. and john, you recently spent a good bit of time with paul ryan in your cov