first down. >> charles: so much for those eagle eyes, gus. that went right down the tubes. >> gus: walsh over the middle. throw as strike, blake jackson. still moving. jackson refusing to go down. inside texas territory. >> charles: how about this throw again. sharp throw and then jackson after the catch takes care of the football and drags texas defenders into the secondary. >> gus: first and ten at the texas 39 yard line. moves over to the other side. randle. randle breaks free! stutter-steps, tackled from behind at the 23. by kenny vaccaro. what a gain for joseph randle. he gains 15. randle on the night averaging close to eight yards per carry. 22 rushes. make it 23, 185 yards. here he is again. outside. smash mouth. >> charles: todd monken does not mind repeating successful plays. randle runs over josh turner and makes it difficult for kenny vaccaro to bring him down. >> gus: first and ten at the 13 yard line. this time, it's roland. jackson jeffcoat there. >> charles: well in field goal range to take the lead, only down one. mike gundy a

first down. >> charles: so much for those eagle eyes, gus. that went right down the tubes. >> gus: walsh over the middle. throw as strike, blake jackson. still moving. jackson refusing to go down. inside texas territory. 26-yard gain. >> charles: how about this throw again. sharp throw and then jackson after the catch takes care of the football and drags texas defenders into the secondary. >> gus: first and ten at the texas 39 yard line. moves over to the other side. randle. randle breaks free! stutter-steps, tackled from behind at the 23. by kenny vaccaro. what a gain for joseph randle. he gains 15. randle on the night averaging close to eight yards per carry. 22 rushes. make it 23, 185 yards. here he is again. outside. smash mouth. >> charles: todd monken does not mind repeating successful plays. randle runs over josh turner and makes it difficult for kenny vaccaro to bring him down. >> gus: first and ten at the 13 yard line. this time, it's roland. jackson jeffcoat there. >> charles: well in field goal range to take the lead, only down one

. >> charles: gus, you know what happened there. hobbi, the center, can't anchor. having trouble, getting pushed back into matt barkley. this play came back. fortunate nothing happened. the very next play, a touchdown. but look what happens in the middle there. and then look at the pressure inside in the face of matt barkley. and then again, it's not all on has beobbi made it tough on the others trying to protect. >> gus: third down and three. 1 and 10 on third down conversion. barkley over the middle. incomplete. marqise lee, the intended receiver. that ball thrown behind. >> charles: i have to believe the pressure of the evening caused the inaccuracy because there was nothing in barkley's face on that play. all evening long had to try and throw with pressure and his mental clock fed up. that came out inaccurately off his hands. >> gus: matt barkley, 16 of 34. two interceptions. 0 for 3 in his career against the cardinals. terrell back deep as negrete stands at the 19. and a roll and will be down inside the 20. a 48-yard punt. 8:40 to go. 21-14, stanford. >> charl

gus bo pelini. >> gus: first down, delay of game, offense, five yard penalty. fourth down.cult with his leg it shouldn't be a big difference because he's got a big enough leg. what you should do is mechanics. he spun all the way around. >> gus: remember he's been good from 45 this evening. it looks good. and it is. six-point game. great opportunity. for bo pelini's squad if he can manage to be successful on the onside kick. >> charles: you know it's the high homer. >> gus: wouldn't you do that? wouldn't have you normally instruct them with a hands feed. the brirchs now for a kijling tape and now they're saying fa they can fair catch it it can gesh them something. >> now i'm trying to squitd it to the doctor. as has ever been in the pans. >> gus: very interesting new rule. >> charles: it's a knew rule. others were going to get sand kicked. ball fielded by the bruins, 1:36 rye mang. when you know the team is coming for an onside kick, there's no sir price. one away from their second one. they hope they caught ucla napping. it's only affecting when you think there's zero threa

gus bo pelini. >> gus: first down, delay of game, offense, five yard penalty. fourth down.cult with his leg it shouldn't be a big difference because he's got a big enough leg. what you should do is mechanics. he spun all the way around. >> gus: remember he's been good from 45 this evening. it looks good. and it is. six-point game. great opportunity. for bo pelini's squad if he can manage to be successful on the onside kick. >> charles: you know it's the high homer. >> gus: wouldn't you do that? wouldn't have you normally instruct them with a hands feed. the brirchs now for a kijling tape and now they're saying fa they can fair catch it it can gesh them something. >> now i'm trying to squitd it to the doctor. as has ever been in the pans. >> gus: very interesting new rule. >> charles: it's a knew rule. others were going to get sand kicked. ball fielded by the bruins, 1:36 rye mang. when you know the team is coming for an onside kick, there's no sir price. one away from their second one. they hope they caught ucla napping. it's only affecting when you think there's zero threa

. >> charles: gus, you know what happened there. hobbi, thecenter, can't anchor. having trouble, getting pushed back into matt barkley. this play came back. fortunate nothing happened. the very next play, a touchdown. but look what happens in the middle there. and then look at the pressure inside in the face of matt barkley. and then again, it's not all on has beobbi made it tough on the others trying to protect. >> gus: third down and three. 1 and 10 on third down conversion. barkley over the middle. incomplete. marqise lee, intended receiver. that ball thrown behind. >> charles: i have to believe the pressure of the evening caused the inaccuracy because there was nothing in barkley's face on that play. all evening long had to try and throw with pressure and his mental clock fed up. that came out inaccurately off his hands. >> gus: matt barkley, 16 of 34. two interceptions. 0 for 3 in his career against the cardinals. terrell back deep as negrete stands at the 19. and a roll and will be down inside the 20. a 48-yard punt. 8:40 to go. 21-14, stanford. >> charles:

gus, i know you're loving what oregon is wearing right now. those flashy, flashy unis. >> gus: a little loud for me but i'll take it. anthony thomas recently committed to usc but he took a last-minute trip to oregon and came back wearing a bunch of oregon paraphernalia and lane kiffin said, think we lost him. >> charles: and they did. >> gus: what a season as he starts his sophomore campaign. >> charles: how about that rose bowl. all of a sudden, whoosh, it was gone. he has that game-breaking ability, obviously rivals what usc has. >> gus: third down and one at the 29. wittek in for matt barkley. >> charles: so many different formations all the way there. >> gus: a time-out called by sc. >> referee: time-out, usc, full time-out. >> gus: 5:31 to go in the fourth quarter, 49:10. max wittek, his first completion. at usc. alright, yand... flip!in? whoa! did you get that? yep, look at this. it takes like 20 pictures at a time. i never miss anything. isn't that awesome? uh that's really cool. you should upload these. i know, right? that is really am

gus bo pelini. >> gus: first down, delay of game, offense, five yard penalty. fourth down.cult with his leg it shouldn't be a big difference because he's got a big enough leg. what you should do is mechanics. he spun all the way around. >> gus: remember he's been good from 45 this evening. it looks good. and it is. six-point game. great opportunity. for bo pelini's squad if he can manage to be successful on the onside kick. >> charles: you know it's the high homer. >> gus: wouldn't you do that? wouldn't have you normally instruct them with a hands feed. the brirchs now for a kijling tape and now they're saying fa they can fair catch it it can gesh them something. >> now i'm trying to squitd it to the doctor. as has ever been in the pans. >> gus: very interesting new rule. >> charles: it's a knew rule. others were going to get sand kicked. ball fielded by the bruins, 1:36 rye mang. when you know the team is coming for an onside kick, there's no sir price. one away from their second one. they hope they caught ucla napping. it's only affecting when you think there's zero threa

>> charles: gus, you know what happened there. hobbi, the center, can't anchor. having trouble, getting pushed back into matt barkley. this play came back. fortunate nothing happened. the very next play, a touchdown. but look what happens in the middle there. and then look at the pressure inside in the face of matt barkley. and then again, it's not all on has beobbi made it tough on the others trying to protect. >> gus: third down and three. 1 and 10 on third down conversion. barkley over the middle. incomplete. marqise lee, the intended receiver. that ball thrown behind. >> charles: i have to believe the pressure of the evening caused the inaccuracy because there was nothing in barkley's face on that play. all evening long had to try and throw with pressure and his mental clock fed up. that came out inaccurately off his hands. >> gus: matt barkley, 16 of 34. two interceptions. 0 for 3 in his career against the cardinals. terrell back deep as negrete stands at the 19. and a roll and will be down inside the 20. a 48-yard punt. 8:40 to go. 21-14, stanford. >> charl

gus, i know you're loving what oregon is wearing right now. those flashy, flashy unis. >> gus: a little loud for me but i'll take it. anthony thomas recently committed to usc but he took a last-minute trip to oregon and came back wearing a bunch of oregon paraphernalia and lane kiffin said, think we lost him. >> charles: and they did. >> gus: what a season as he starts his sophomore campaign. >> charles: how about that rose bowl. all of a sudden, whoosh, it was gone. he has that game-breaking ability, obviously rivals what usc has. >> gus: third down and one at the 29. wittek in for matt barkley. >> charles: so many different formations all the way there. >> gus: a time-out called by sc. >> referee: time-out, usc, full time-out. >> gus: 5:31 to go in the fourth quarter, 49:10. max wittek, his first completion. at usc. alright, yand... flip!in? whoa! did you get that? yep, look at this. it takes like 20 pictures at a time. i never miss anything. isn't that awesome? uh that's really cool. you should upload these. i know, right? that is really am

gus, i know you're loving what oregon is wearing right now. those flashy, flashy unis. >> gus: a little loud for me but i'll take it. anthony thomas recently committed to usc but he took a last-minute trip to oregon and came back wearing a bunch of oregon paraphernalia and lane kiffin said, think we lost him. >> charles: and they did. >> gus: what a season as he starts his sophomore campaign. >> charles: how about that rose bowl. all of a sudden, whoosh, it was gone. he has that game-breaking ability, obviously rivals what usc has. >> gus: third down and one at the 29. wittek in for matt barkley. >> charles: so many different formations all the way there. >> gus: a time-out called by sc. >> referee: time-out, usc, full time-out. >> gus: 5:31 to go in the fourth quarter, 49:10. max wittek, his first completion. at usc. alright, yand... flip!in? whoa! did you get that? yep, look at this. it takes like 20 pictures at a time. i never miss anything. isn't that awesome? uh that's really cool. you should upload these. i know, right? that is really am

. >> gus: o'hara. and it was in deep and out of the end zone. kansas state with it at the 25. >> charles: they're going to rely on their defense. >> gus: let's go downstairs to julie alexandria. >> julie: i just caught defensive coordinator mike stoops saying, keep your heads up. keep yourselves together. you've got to go out there, and you've got to play. get yourselves geared up and keep playing on. >> charles: if they're playing on, they can't give up first down. just one time-out left, they can't allow kansas state to complete any kind of drive and run this clock out. they're counting on a chance to get the froobl back. >> gus: first down and ten for collin klein and kansas state. running the football. mcfarland. each team with one time-out remaining. kansas state, three scoring drives. they've held the ball for 6:59, 2:34. and 4:32. second down and 11. klein. wants to throw it. clock stops. 3:32. third down and 11. >> charles: that's a good play on defense by oklahoma. they took away the primary target. he wanted to go. tramaine thompson af

right now. >> gus: now kansas state will call a time-out. take a look at what's transpired here in the second half. >> charles: bell-dozer makes his second appearance of the game. this time is worked. blake bell is in the end zoep. but collin klein, the information for the bell-dozer, does what he does best, gets in. hubert finds his way through. and then landry jones steamed down 24-13. leaves him with a big drive and hits sterling shepard for a score that leaves us where we are now at 24-19. >> gus: the most important statistic, the story of this game, turnovers. >> charles: look at the points off of them for kansas state. 17 of of the three takeaways. oklahoma normally takes it away from their opponent. hero on the evening. in the time-out situation also. it's now come into play. >> gus: third down and three at the 43. kansas state has converted three third downs in a row. klein hesitates. klein. first down wildcats. >> charles: no one has any time-outs left. either side. so oklahoma can't stop them at all. with collin klein now picking u

. >> gus: last three seasons, not how you start, it's how you finish. texas has gotten off to good starts. >> charles: just think about big games. big-name opponents. that's what texas is looking for this evening. trying to put someone up on the mantle that the rest of the country will set up and take notice yet again. if they pull this off, being the defending big 12 champion, that would more than qualify. >> gus: texas with a tough road. oklahoma state here, west virginia. to the sidelines, and tracy moore gets out of bounds with 11 seconds to go. >> charles: the ball has to be sent

. >> gus: david allen called for the healed. negated him. knocking him inside the 10 yard line again. that gives nebraska breathing room coming out. >> gus: cornhuskers. down by two. and this is where taylor martinez has a chance to step up and be a hero. martinez. that was deflected at the line of scrimmage. oh citiy zoo roy was going to sign with them and at the last second he ended up changing up, going to

. >> gus: david allen called for the healed. negated him. knocking him inside the 10 yard line again. that gives nebraska breathing room coming out. >> gus: cornhuskers. down by two. and this is where taylor martinez has a chance to step up and be a hero. martinez. that was deflected at the line of scrimmage. oh citiy zoo roy was going to sign with them and at the last second he ended up changing up, going to

. >> gus: second down at the 20. abdullah in the backfield. and almost intercepted. goforth. two hands on the football. just couldn't bring it in. >> charles: this is the second time tonight we've seen randall goforth with a chance for an interception that got dropped. he'll be doing a lot of ball drills and catches the football in weeks to come. what they like is his ability to get in

last month, bo's wife gu kailai was given a suspended death sentence for the murder of a british businessman. in afghanistan, the military announced today it has arrested or expelled hundreds of soldiers, as part of an effort to stop so-called insider attacks on foreign troops. the attacks come as the u.s. tries to continue its plan to transition out of afghanistan. margaret warner has the story. >> warner: on a pre-convention swing through virginia yesterday, president obama again touted his plans to end the afghan war. >> this november you get to decide the future of the war in afghanistan. by the end of this month i will have brought home 33,000 troops. ( applause ) i've said we will end this war in 2014.

wang tried to cover up gu's involvement in the murder. now, party officials have to decide what to do with bo. to put the biggest political scandal in years behind them. reporting for nhk world, beijing. >>> china is hinting at possible counter measures against the japanese government's plan to purchase the senkaku islands in the east china sea. japanese officials said the government reached a broad agreement to buy the islands from the owner to establish effective control in the peaceful manner. chinese foreign ministry spokesperson hong lei reiterated the islands belong to china. >> translator: japan it moving to internationalize the islands. this infringes the chinese sovereignty and hurts the chinese people's feelings. >> hong said china will take necessary measures to defend its sovereignty. >>> hundreds of soldiers tie with insurgents. a spokesperson for the afghan defense minister said officials acted after a six-month reevaluation of the troops. 45 members of the u.s. troops have been killed so far by afghan soldiers and police. t

he was found guilty of covering up the murder of a businessman by bo's wife, gu kailai. prosecutors accused him of defecting and seeking political asylum in chengdu. they also said he abused wiretapping laws and accepted bribes. xinhua news agency reports he bears grave criminal responsibility. he says the judges showed him leniency in sentencing him to only 15 years in prison. they apparently took into consideration his cooperation with the murder investigation. the trial revealed a senior chongqing official slapped weng when he reported the 2011 murder of businessman neil haywood. sources close to the communist party say that official was likely bo xilai. china's leadership dismissed bo from the communist party after weng defected. observers are now waiting to find out how much bo knew about his wife's involvement in the murder and how the party will punish him. a court found gu kailai guilty last month of killing haywood and gave her a suspended death senten sentence. >>> a man who escaped through an extremely narrow opening in a south korean jail has been caught afte

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gus, thanks for being with us.hings that bothered me in the jobs report, hourly earnings down one cent, not a lot but down last month. temporary help which should be up during the summer, kids getting jobs temporarily, that was down too. to me the economy is not improving, is it? >> the economy is adding jobs, no question about that but job growth is below what we need to keep up with an expanding labor force. so we see unemployment rate basically holding steady, a little bit above 8%. tracy: but you have 368,000 people that said no mas, i tried, i tried, there is nothing out there. i would rather sit home and collect checks. >> yeah, we did see a big drop in the labor force. that is disconcerting, no question about that. the unemployment rate fell in august. that is because we had a lot of people dropping out of the labor force. we had decline in the number of people in the household survey which is a separate survey from the payroll survey. we had a drop in employment there. that is worrisome as well. tracy: june

not gus yourself. >> no, i'm not.sn't seem to be embracing -- >> yeah, that is me. >> spending every waking moment with my dad -- >> reporter: amy adams is simply stunning as eastwood's daughter, an oscar nod surely coming her way. >> as he becomes more appreciative of her, she becomes more appreciative of him. >> reporter: in real life, eastwood has seven kid, the youngest, morgan, just 16. imagine trying to date "dirty harry's" daughter. are you armed when they show up at the door? >> yeah, they better be nice. my wife takes care of that stuff. she's much more stringent than i would be. >> reporter: eastwood's last role, of course, guest star at the republican national convention. he addressed an empty chair as if it were president obama. >> i've got mr. obama here. what do you mean shut up? >> the polls suggest that people remember your speech and not mitt romney. >> well, i didn't try to upstage anybody. >> you wouldn't let the romney campaign know what you were going to say because you didn't know what you were g

you want to be staying away from coastal areas, as well, honshu and plus those gus i winds. now, also talking act those heavy rains, it does look like even flooding could be occurring across the key peninsula here. and elineer moving off towards the north, the main threat is it should just be kicking up waves across the eastern portions of honshu. we're continuing to watch low pressure over korea. that's moving off towards the east. behind it, there's high pressure from mongolia. that's going to bring in fair and stable weather. very good news out across portions of eastern china and korea. temperatures going to be cooling down as well, though. ulaanbaatar, 17 for your high on saturday, but the low only 0. you do want to bundle up through your overnight hours. across beijing, 25 expected. now over towards tokyo, the problem with that storm system coming up, that's going to be pulling warm air out of the south ahead of it, 30 on your sunday. so very warm and humid here going through your weekend. now over towards europe, we're also watching some clearing skies across the brit

[applause] i want to a knowledge gus, who worked on the bridge.lso want to pick knowledge of the steelworkers, iron workers, the other workers who helped bridge -- build this bridge. can you imagine that? actually working on the bridge. our very special guest. today, we come together on the 75th anniversary of the golden gate bridge to cut the ribbon, a member of gives to the bridge, designed to showcase this landmark, tell its story, and tell its history. others have already said what they are. we will go on with the ribbon cutting momentarily. we want to also celebrate what this bridge has given us, what it has meant to our city, state, and nation, from sea to shining sea. we are possesses of this bridge in this area but it is a national treasure. and it is recognized throughout the world as such. before there was a golden gate bridge, there was a golden gate, a golden gate way to america. the place where our troops came home from battle. when they came through the golden gate, they knew that they were home, safely home. it is a symbol of hope f

then in july, police charged bo's wife gu kailai and her aide with murdering british businessman neil haywood. a chinese court handed her a suspended death sentence in august. bo's abuse of power allegation is tied to the role he played in the haywood case. >>> making a decision on bo's future frees up chinese leaders to focus on their transition of power. delegates from across the country will convene in beijing to attend november's congress. the meeting happens every five years. delegates to the 18th congress of the chinese communist party are expected to approve new policies. they will also appoint the next generation of party leaders. vice president xi jinping is slated to succeed hu jintao and assume the top post of general secretary of the communist party. analysts are focusing on the appointments and policy decisions that are made under the new leadership. >>> people in northern japan watched work come to a halt on a nuclear plant there following lasts year's accident at fukushima daiichi. but they could soon see construction crews get back to it. it would be the first time sin

gus, we are pleased to have you here. you were a teenager when you work on the bridge. we are so blessed to have you here today. thank you for being here. [applause] when the bridge was built in the 1930's, -- we currently do not own this land -- is owned by the government. but we got a permit by the department of board to build this bridge. the tradition of the military goes well beyond that. we are thrilled this memorial day weekend to celebrate another tradition in the passing of this bridge, military service. uniformed men and women shipping out as our madam leader said earlier. during world war ii, more than 5000 ships sailed under the bridge. it is the last of the men and women going to the korean war and in vietnam. add to these historic links, as the golden gate bridge was opened up in 1957, that had a week-long celebration for sailors. sailors have a long history of celebrating in san francisco, too. reflecting on this history of military service and the passage of military vessels, we are pleased to announce in a half hour the destroyer uss decatur will pass u

. >>> final preparations under way for a democratic national convention gu but some are making sure theiroices are being heard now. >>> emergency crews called in to help rescue people after all our rain leaves a d.c. neighborhood under water yet again. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm eun yang. >> i'm richard jordan in for aaron gilchrist. a live look outside. this roads are wet. you are feeling the humidity and patches of fog in some spots. let's chink in veronica johnson. >> it feels tropical out there this morning. doesn't it? >> it feels like that in the studio. >> sticky. >> exactly. >> first we want it down, now we want it up. >> like yesterday we're going to sigh highs in the mid 80s. what i want to know though is what are you folks doing today? what are you going to do today? tweet me. take a look around the area. the temperature is 72 to 75 degrees. and dew point temperature is what we look at for and intd indication of moisture. what want to know what it is? 70 degrees right now. any time you get those numbers really close, it's like yuck outside. it is plenty soupy. satellite

that is when i went to gus and other day operators and hoping we could bring in someone from the community to put that to rest. the issue before the board today is a public need and convenience of the entire community in the city and county of san francisco. it is not just one little segment. i think it is a dangerous precedent for the board to be getting into the minutia of lease negotiations. i think it was done in good faith. i think these guys are amazing in with a beautiful job. supervisor kim: that was not my question. i appreciate that. supervisor elsbernd: supervisor campos? supervisor campos: one of the other gentleman in the partnership behind a proposal indicated you do not have to be gay to have a license approved. i do not think anyone is saying the decision should be based on sexual orientation. there are many gay or straight individuals who could take over the license. the question is the sensibility they have to the larger community and issues that are relevant in the code. one of the things that is concerning for me is the fact we have had a number of people during public

sin gu lar rostro la ha convertido en toda una celebridad, llueven los seguidores en facebook, imagenesicio secreto investiga una carta enviada por presuntos piratas ciberneticos a la compaqia que lleva la contabilidad de mitt romney, en la que exigen un millon de dolares para no revelar el contenido de las declaraciones de impuestos del candidato republicano.el presidente barack obama pedira apoyo para su reeleccion esta noche, durante un discurso ante la convencion nacional democrata. y un estudio revela que la gente con sobrepeso podria no tener problemas cardiovascular es o riesgo de cancer si esta en buena condicion fisica.mas en noticiero univision. inmigrantes siguen en la mira en arizona, autorizaron a los policÍas a pedir documentaciÓn por apariencia. >>> tras dos aÑos de angustia y miedo por la ley sb 1070 saulo de la rosa que es jardinero decidiÓ irse de arizona en el momento que escuchÓ la decision de la corte suprema del estado que dio luz verde ala policÍa para pedir identificaciÓn a los inmigrantes. >>> no hay otra opciÓn, tenemos que salir de aquÍ, al parecer no se va a

and they are going to look around and say who were the gu in oice en ts haened who knew this was goingto happen and let it happen? >> darren: listening to all the worries about the fiscal cliff, it is easy to think that the cliff itself is the problem. but it's not. the real problem comes a little ways down the road and it is much bigger. >> reporter: think aboutll the things the government does. you, know, some of the stuff that's so exciting they make into tv shows and movies: there's the army, the f.b.i., nasa. spending on all of that, it's actually shrinking. in fact, by 2022, federal spending on everything except social security and health care, is set to fall from its historical average of about 11% of our economy to less than 8%. it will soon be smaller as a share of the economy than back in 1974 when richard nixon resigned. so where is the spending growing the fastest? the real budget challenge is you. and it's me. and, the older we get, the more expensive we become for the federal government. it's no coincidence then that the programs driving our debt are medicare and social s

gus i thank you for taking the time to talk to r.t. today now beijing and tokyo are close trading partners who's going to suffer more in this disputed fact. the people. lose in this crisis. don't forget we're going to. do is around three hundred fifty billion dollars dockyard and in this catching on to create using currency. and the yen. political terms likely. there's reason game we government is not new and different it's politics. in an economic terms o's i would say more china because these are developing countries. develop entry you know i think both countries appear to lose. some of the threats that we have heard in china boycotting and some of the plans of these companies you also heard about in the last hours are like moving for example needs production or some company brought outside trying to other. countries. that posed something of course chinese patrol vessels were spotted near the disputed islands on wednesday how serious or hell out of hand do you think this is all getting i think is not out of it all to see that. they a

gasper already do it for example this yeah gus braun will return for being a little less european consumers a lot of european companies. they do discounts several times for example if they don't count on any good times good give give a discount to this company so that is why we see that. promo is already flexible indiscretions for european companies i don't know laugh it's not that more more more more sort of the question of greed. and supermarket magnate set its sights on catching britain's tesco or just sells its first form did over a year to fund continuing rapid expansion russian return to recently over france's call for as europe's number two growth emerging markets still growing at rates the west can only dream of eurozone retail sales have now slipped for eleven straight months and that's the latest we'll have more for you in just under an hour's time already daniel thank you but back with headlines here on c.n.n. we'll be discussing certain issues with carol grace in a woman poised against the drone attacks in afghanistan and pakistan. like millions of americans i've lost thousands

you can make out words, here i gus this -- use the app. i freeze it. there is a another huge app translating as birds will die in peru. dominique is fine with that. here i left the i translate voice the title. >> the birds will die in in peru. >> excellent. >> good? >> very good. >> very good. >> that is perfect. >> that is what boy say. >> of course. >> this costs $1.99 if you want it ad-free and the lens is free, but each language costs $4.99. and i contacted both of the app makers but i haven't heard back. if there is an app you'd like to try, tell me about it the first was remarkable. >> yes. this is amazing technology. >> and this is work. >> good idea. >> and coming up, growing demand at the mothers milk bank. find out how you might be able to help. stay with us. [ male announcer ] the magic of nature appears every day, within each strand of an oat's rhythmical sway. when an apple's vibrant red temptation, and honey's sweet touch of golden sensation, join together with a pecan crunch you'll savor, creating the most perfect lesson in flavor. ♪ nat

something -- i bet if we went to the applebys there would be a waitress sitting there going, sorry, gus, this gentleman was upset this table wasn't ready so he took a dump on the bar. >> do you mean the gentleman in the wife beater and the sweatpants who is giving me the finger and pressing his [bleep] against the window? >> what goes on at orange julius. >> that was appleby's. the problem i have -- i am happy to tip. i don't like when they come up to me and ask if i am still working on it. i don't work on food. i work it out later. if you know what i mean. >> do you tip? >> i do of -- i do, all the time. and then that quote it was ray leota that was handing out the tips. but the one thing i can't stand is the guys in the men's room. they dollar because i just peaked. >> i thought you -- because i just peed. >> i am so uncomfortable. joy 25%, is that -- >> 25% is that the new 20%? >> if i am giving you 25% of my bill, you better be giving me something other than food. that's a lot of money. >> it is, especially in this day and age. do the private dances you do for rich, older men at the

. >> tell me you're not gus yourself. >> no, i'm not.crotchety, doesn't seem to be embracing -- >> yeah, that is me. >> spending every waking moment with my dad -- >> reporter: amy adams is simply stunning, an oscar nod surely coming her way. >> has he becomes more appreciative of her, she becomes more appreciative of him. >> reporter: in real life, eastwood has daughters, the youngest 17. imagine trying to date "dirty harry" daughter. are you armed when they show up at the door? >> yeah, that would be nice. my wife takes care of that stuff. she's much more stringent than i would be. >> reporter: eastwood at the republican national convention conversely addressed an empty chair as mr. obama. >> i've got mr. obama here. what do you mean shut up? >> the polls suggest that it was your speech and not mitt romney. you didn't know what you were going to say? >> no. >> when did you decide on what you were going to do, how you were going to do it? >> i saw everybody up there, they were all looking at teleprompters. i said i'm not going to do tha

fue tal el Éxito que tuvo la noche que gu dio su discurso michelle obama que es su nuevo papel. >>> dicenera dama es suficiente. pero no se puede cerrar la puerta. >>> tuve la oportunidad de entrevistarla hace 2 meses y le hice la pregunta precisamente. si ella estarÍa interesada en seguir los pasos de hillary clinton, postularse para cargo polÍtico y me dijo, mira mucha gente me pregunta lo mismo, pero la verdad la polÍtica no es para mÍ. la polÍtica no es para mi. me gusta el servicio pÚblico y el resto de mi vida estarÉ en servicio pÚblico, pero no en la polÍtica. pero como tÚ dices, no es primera vez que escuchamos a un polÍtico decir nunca y despuÉs cambiaron de idea por peticiÓn popular. dick durbin pronuncio sus palabras. y ma sr estÁn pasando vino dun video para conocer mÁs al presidente barack obama. >>> sin embargo, en esta ocasiÓn, la intencion es mostrar, quizÁs a este hombre detrÁs de este mandatario que tuvo que tomar decisiones muy fuertes en estos Últimos 4 aÑos nuestro corresponsal blanca rosa vilches estÁ en el piso, tambiÉn viendo este video, y blanca rosa como estaba m

not ruled out -- the jobs report due later this week show unemployment rate holding steady the hope+guosted stocks the past three months. markets closed today for the labor day holiday. whole foods taking gift cards green phasing out recycled fix for wood-based. at the new york stock exchange with the bloomberg business report. >>> in afghanistan american special forces have suspended training new recruits to an afghan village militia until the entire 16,000 member force can be rescreened for possible links to insurgents. the move is latest response to series of insider shootings carried out by members of the afghan police and army against western troops. 45 nato service members have been killed in such taxes this year the u.s. death toll to for all 12. the freezing raining suspension is expected to last a -- >>> hillary clinton will spend the holiday in indonesia urging the states to present a united front in their dealings with china she will be in jakarta today to offer u.s. support in implementing a code of conduct for all claims to disputed islands on the south china sea. the hope

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