are you a hamptons kind of guy, miller. >> lionel hampton, i dig him.asking me on friday afternoon if i'm going to get in that death match traffic to play croquet with sean colmes, no, i have got some paint to ogul. >> bill: you live in affluent place in southern california where a lot of people are very similar to the people that watters talked to. do you mingle freely with them? how do you see the very wealthy? >> i dig the really wealthy. but i dig poor people, too. i dig people in the middle. i dig people and then i don't like some people. and i don't judge it on the what they earn. >> bill: so people who like people are the luckiest people in the world? >> you are going to make me cry. you are going to make me cry. listen, what i don't dig is polo. what -- it's like miniature golf meets the kentucky derby. what's happening there? >> bill: wind millwright in the middle horses get smacked right into it big dinosaur at the end. >> what about jesse standing next to nacho. was there a discrepancy in physical appearance there that guy's name nacho. the w

i have hampton road still closed. this is between henderson road and ox road.e emergency workers there. just avoid that area as you can. i also want to give you a live look right now. this is 95. i am seeing some congestion as you make your way out of lorton. the good news is, as you continue onto 395, it is a good commute so far. joe and eun? >> danella, thanks very much. >>> traffic is moving again on northbound lanes of the baltimore-washington parkway hours after a deadly accident closed the major roadway. one person was killed and three others seriously hurt after the car they were in flew off into the woods near route 197 in laurel. investigators are still piecing together what led up to that crash. >>> prince george's county plans to place mobile speed cameras at more than 100 sites near county schools. that's according to the washington examiner newspaper. the county can fine cars $40 when they're caught speeding 12 miles an hour or more over the speed limit in school zones. the program will generate about $7.5 million in revenue. >>> it will likely be

back to you. >> hampton pearson, hampton, thanks so much. have a great weekend. >> you too. >> thanks. >>> a health warning this morning. new studies indicate that being admitted to the hospital in july may increase the duration of a patient's stay in the hospital, and increase a patient's risk of death. a study by researchers from the university of san diego found that during the month of july, there is a 10% increase of lethal medication errors at teaching hospitals. dr. steven hopping joins me now this morning to talk more about this problem. good morning. this is alarming. >> hi, eun. >> hi, nice to see you. this is alarming. why is there this increase in mistakes at teaching hospitals for the month of july? >> well, i think this has been suspected all along. this study is very interesting. i mean, we have great teaching hospitals here in washington and they've saving lives every day, but studies have shown that during the month of july, when students now become residents, they're responsible to nurses, to handling emergencies, to making

hello, hampton. >> good morning.ave stocks trading in the negative range, the dow is down 8, the nasdaq is up 3, the s&p is down 3. factory goods orders went up in may, but fell slightly short of market expectations. the commerce department says orders for manufactured goods climbed by 0.8 to just over $445 billion. analysts were looking for a 1% hike. the gain was broad-based. capital investment on equipment by business was strong, more evidence the economy may be moving past the so-called soft patch that slowed growth in the spring. the deal of the day moving markets, southern union company. the stock up over 3% after pipeline operator energy transfer equity raised its bid by 21% to $5 billion to buy the rival firm. that's about $1 billion more than another competitor, william's companies. last week, we saw the dow go up about $648 points, or 5.6%. the best week in two years. among the catalysts, a strong earnings report from nike and greek crossing the finish line in what felt like a marathon to close out the late

hampton elementary school is most recent school in line for a facebook. the new edition will wear -- will double the learning space. it will have a number of new classrooms. in >> there is still much more news ahead on 11 news at 6:00. have you been to the ocean lately? scam artists are targeting ocean city visitors. >> of plane crashes at a local airport. that story of next. to go how not to propose to your girlfriend. >> parts of maryland getting soaked with showers and thunderstorms, but not around baltimore. the forecast is coming up. hazy sunshine keeping warm. hazy sunshine keeping warm. 87 >> is video of a plane crash may look like it did not end well, but the pilot did make it out alive. the cause of the crash still under investigation. coming up on nightly news, and thompson shows us how body burnett and a group of volunteers are using stained- glass angels to raise money for the john hopkins cancer center. >> it is the time of year when many of us hit the road. some of us are even driving on it. be aware. >> tonight debra wiener takes a look at

. >>> hello, i'm hampton pearson with your cnbc market wrap.he stocks are doing today. so far, easy to be green on wall street. right now the dow is up 151 points, and the s&p up 18 and the nasdaq up 20. now, after two-week steady decline applications for unemployment benefits are back up and this time jumping by 10,000. checks in the mail for homeowners who were overcharged by countrywide home loans to pay out as part of the $108 million settlement with the federal trade commission. and if you are addicted to angry birds on the smartphone, you can soon get your fix on your living room tv. a box set with the game and the controller will be released next month ain retail for $100. that it is for cnbc, first in business worldwide. richard, back to you. >> thank you, hampton. >>> whenever we leelect a president or governor or even a mayor, the question comes up, public or private? for some, it is a touchy subj t subject. here is mayor rahm emanuel and governor chris christie and others facing the same question. >> my children are not an instrument

we have hampton road closed off between henderson road and ox road. please use caution out that way. a wider view of the area reveals other place are checking out all right. we do want to moo it in a little bit closer into d.c. as promised. here's what district commuters have in store for them, especially if you were coming out of rosslyn traveling via the key bridge. live shot reveals still very nice and quiet. drivers making their way into georgetown on to m street. northeast d.c., a much different situation. inbound and outbound new york avenue looking pretty clear from the times building to bladensburg road following early morning police activity. we're also checking on your rails and the train report reveals that metro, vre, marc, all lanes running on time. still ahead, we're taking a look across the region. that's coming up in a complete report at 6:46. now back to you. >>> right now, part of u street northwest is closed because of a two alarm fire. >> surae chinn is there live. what do we know so far about this? >> a passerby noticed flames sho

. >>> a customer using a bank machine in long island's swanky east hampton village found the previous user left behind their savings account bank right showing a balance of $99 million. hmm. sfwlirchlgts another sports lockout, a seesaw battle between the giants and cubs, and who is making noise at wimbledon? plus, talk about coming right into your living room. your early morning sports headlines, ah, are straight ahead. >>> well, in weather, of course, everyone is getting ready for the big fourth of july forecast, and i'll have that coming up for you. you're watching "early today." >>> and a very good morning to you. if you are just waking up, this is "early today." in sports with strained labor relations already driving the nfl into lockout land, yesterday professional basketball joined the club. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> good morning, first the nfl and now the nba. the league has locked out their players after a collective bargaining agreement ended at midnight. that means all business officially put on hold, unless the two sides c

. >>> i'm hampton pearson with the cnbc market wrap and here is how the stocks are doing today.e day rally under way. right now the dow is up over 200 points and the s&p up 21 points and the nasdaq up more than 59 points. network equipment maker cisco systems will layoff about 9% of the workforce by august. the computer networking giant says the move is to cut costs and raise profits. >>> american express is hoping to cut into groupon and social deals by launching a facebook app that offers personalized e coupons based on profile information, and amex holders will click on the deal and charge it to their account. that is first from cnbc, first in business worldwide. ezra, back to you. >> thank you, hampton. >>> if a debt deal is going to work, it has to satisfy two constituencies, wall street and washington washington is worried about the details, how much of it is taxes and how much in spending, and are the poor protected? are the rich protected? if it does pass, the people who passed it survive the next election in wall street is worried and the big picture, does it cut the de

. >>> i'm hampton pearson with the cnbc market wrap.at how the stocks are dwoing on the final day of the trading day. it is a mixed day with the averages. the dow is down 63, almost 64 points and the s&p down less than a point and the nasdaq is up almost 22 points. now, some borders bookstores have started to clear the shelves today with going out of business sales. the 40-year-old book giant has decided to liquidate after a potential private equity bid fell through. >>> and now american airlines has a way to use randomized boarding and randomly assigning the travelers without elite status to boarding groups shaved 25 minutes off of average boarding times. that is it for cnbc, first in business worldwide. martin, back to you. >> thank you, hampton. >>> and now for the 2012 race for the white house and ges who is back and making the rounds? that is right the donald and former and possibly future candidate donald trump took to the airwaves on thursday to let the world know what he thinks of the gop field. asked about congresswoman michele

. >>> a customer using a bank machine in long island's swanky east hampton village found the previous user left behind their savings account bank receipt showing a balance of $99 million. >>> if you are thinking of staying close to home for the fourth of july to save money on gas, it looks like you may take a hit in the pocketbook. >> reporter: not even the july 4th barbecue is immune from the dreaded economic forces of nature. the national retail federation says the cost of the cookout is up, 12%, from $54 last year to $61 this year. all the cookout staples are higher, even the charcoal, lighter fluid, and propane to fire up the grill. yes, even the beer. >> you have these raw materials that have to get shipped to the factories to make the beer. >> reporter: from the brewery to the distributor to the retailer and finally to the backyard after guzzling a lot of gas to get there. but there's another reason -- bad weather in germany has called a worldwide shortage of hops. >> we're talking about one-third of the word's supply of the key ingredient for beer is suddenly unavailable or ava

it was found in an atm in the hamptons. it's claimed the account belongs to a hedge fund manager, although he denies it. whoever it is there was still a $2.75 fee for withdrawing 400 bucks.  >>> the world's best selling online game is launching into the real world. angry birds developers are partnering with retail stores to offer players exclusive game features and as fox 5 money reporter melanie alnwick explains, these little birds are a big business. >> reporter: the mobile game angry birds is unquestionably a smash hit. how often do you play it? >> every day pretty much day and night. >> reporter: 250 million downloads in less than two years, players on touchscreen devices pull back different birds, then launch them to knock down green pigs who have stolen their eggs. this is why the birds are angry. and it's not as easy as you think. >> trying to hit the objects to get at the pig so they'll die. >> reporter: now players who have angry birds on a colored nook, the barnes & noble branded e reader,

. >> fred hampton used chalabi say get the people to say i am a revolutionary. he would get them to say that over and over and over again and one of the things that happened is historically we have diminished that period as them being somewhat misguided, frivolous and what fred hampton and the black panther party did was you know if that was so diminished and not so powerful, how come they created -- and attacked all those people over and over and over again. because what they did, the black panther party, fred hampton, they did a critique of capitalism and even our greatest scholars who supposedly are progressive, they don't really do a critique of capitalism and that is one thing that happened with king and when you listen to all his speeches and malcolm. that is what they started to do and evolution was a critique of capitalism. once you start doing that is where the danger happened. our black scholars, they don't really do that. you know you talk about black nationalism but a critique of capitalism is very dangerous. >> it is a worthy comment in the context

. >> because of his high security level as a confirmed gang member, we can only shoot david hampton'sis cell. the officer offered to hold it in place for our camera. at another california prison, one inmate's artwork is immediately confiscated and destroyed o kept in a secured location. the inmate is charles manson. >> we have some manson memorabilia that charles manson created. >> our crew barery got a glimpse of manson before he covered up his window. a recent mug shot shows how much he aged since first come to prison since 171. his artwork provides a unique insight into his life behind bars. >> he is a scorpion he's made. just taking thread from various types of items, socks and t-shirts and towels. he creates it. this is probably what he makes the most of these scorpions and spiders. this is something i would assume like a harp. he made it out of toilet paper and newspaper. dental floss, a small stick and probably for the coloring he used kool-aid to get the coloring for it. >> why do you guys have it? >> he's not allowed to have it. occasionally we go through cell searches. other

down towards richmond and southeastern virginia, hampton roads area. probably going to be staying dry. today mostly cloudy with a break between now and let's say 1:00, 2:00. showers and thunderstorms redeveloping this afternoon. 86 to 91 with light west wind. this evening we have a few storms d.c. points south, drying up to the north. 83 to 88 during the evening hours. by tomorrow morning, skies should be clearing and it should be nice and dry. 68 to 72 with the west wind. plan with me the next several days. we'll take you through it step by step. 91 for july 4th. 88, nice day on tuesday. that's my pick of the week. wednesday, storms redeveloping at 90. and then later in the week we'll wind things down. by friday we still have a slight chance of showers. but saturday is holding onto the 80s. play it safe and of course just give a quick check at the radar here at nbcwashington.com and we can help you out with where the rain might be. >> and hold on for tomorrow when we will have a dry fourth of july. >> thank you, kim. >>> those funky looking shoes that

heavy thunderstorms southeast of richmond and the north carolina border towards hampton roads and a lot more over the next couple of days. temperatures in the 80's, but the moisture levels are so high that it feels like over 90. we will drop into the lower 80's overnight, and by morning 68 to 74 degrees. we will have a look at the weekend and your complete forecast in just a bit. >> all right doug, we will see you in a bit. >>> at least one person dead, 12 others injured at a base in california as a helicopter crash in their late this afternoon. that crash also sparked a small fire. it is not clear if the people in the helicopter were civilians or members of the military. alison? >>> d.c. mayor vincent gray is beaming up with virginia governor bob mcdonnell in support of an above-ground rail situation at dulles. >> now there is a compromise on the table, from the u.s. transportation secretary but is trying to get everybody to really needs in the middle and so far, nobody is saying anything. the pressure is on. , another big name changes when it comes to where to build they will metro st

. >> reporter: traveling direct is 2,000 miles from hampton beach to turks and caicos.la's parents passed away years ago. >> that gave me chills today. >> i feel like it sent me a message. >> reporter: her father may have meant the message as a practical joke, instead he gave his daughter a priceless gift. >> that's reported laura lemanchek in hampton beach. >>> if you thought the idea of love conquering all was a romance novel or comedy how about a little reality for you? here is a california couple separated by war but determined to start their new life together. when sarah burke got engaged to army specialist randall blake in april she assumed she'd have to wait until he returned from afghanistan to get married, thanks to a telephone and soon-to-be mother-in-law she was wrong. >> ran doll do you vow your love and devotion to sarah? >> i do. >> though separated by more than,000 miles, the two were married by proxy in placerville. >> by stating your vows, do you agree to the marriage? >> yes. >> definitely. >> i do. >> i pronounce you married. >> yeah! >> joining us no

. >> see you in the hamptons i'm sure. >> you won't be invited. >> jersey shore is more your speed. >ank you very much. >> you are welcome very little. >> okay. >> all right. >> okay. >> okay. >>> they won a four steed green into our stupid, stupid teen. the state of maryland, go tar heels, has become the first in america to impose something called an environmental literacy requirement for graduating high school. the requirement comes from the state board of education and contains no specifics as to what environmental literacy is. maryland's governor, martin o'malley, if that indeed is his real name, and still we haven't had it verified, says it will, quote, have core lessons on conservation and smart growth and the help of our natural world. sowpdz perfectly -- sounds perfectly awful. one state senator wonders -- >> one concern is what type of education will it be? will it be fact based or theory based. it is usually politically driven. it is going to be about global warming or climate change. >> that will never happen. speaking of environmental change, they finally found a new way t

it was found at an atm in the hamptons. >> the "wall street journal" claims the account belongs to a hedge fund manager but he denies it. whoever it is, the account holder still had to pay a $2.75 fee for withdrawing $400, a drop in the bucket. >> i wonder if he shopped around to find the cheapest fee. >> that is not good money management. i wouldn't mind having a balance in that. >> good thing he has almost a hundred million left in the account. >> he could have a good weekend. i bet every weekend is a good weekend. >> weather-wise, we'll have a good weekend. >> for the rest of us, we'll have a fabulous weekend. temperatures are going to be -- well, it will be hot around here by sunday but later today and today is friday, we'll be doing great. mid- to upper 80s, low humidity. we'll kick it off with the fourth of july forecast. i get to bring out of the archives one of my favorite drawings. tony did this one a couple of years ago. fourth of july and it looks like the fireworks will start early with the possibility of some thunderstorms on sunday and then here we go, hot and steamy. w

i don't know that people thought the war, very few soldiers went to war to make sure that wade hampton could own 5000 slaves. that's not why they went to war. they went to war because their state, the interest of the state had come in conflict with the interests of the public -- the republican part in the north and their leader said we need in order to preserve the racial customs of the south, which they thought, they thought could never be changed if they thought slavery was something that god had ordained it and i think they went to war with those motives. and i think by 20th century standards we would say we might disagree with that. we would disagree with them. but at the time as over that lincoln quote, the issue of racism is not there. in other words, the union soldiers were not fighting to end slavery until the middle of the war when the war changed. and i think just, the more we know about it, the more would have conversation, i know randy and others participated in our programs, as did african-american groups. so we brought people together. we had a concert battery when we pla

. >> somebody who is not liberal is not three have covered often victor davis hampton been no icn novel coming out. >> this is the first novel and remarkable epic about of a greek generals and extraordinary battles fought. he brings alive for fair in the ancient world that very few people can because he knows so much about ancient history. the book is a live with details. it is fascinating for him to write a novel and i think it will be a great success. >> mr. gibson? inside the criminal insurgency. >> the author who has lived in mexico the last 10 years have gone inside the drug insurgency in mexico interviewing everybody involved from the gang's leaders to the police and toes the inside story of what is happening in mexico. the extraordinary of people in society and because he tells the from all angles, you come to understand who was responsible. the government bears responsibility, not just the gangs but the result from the united states they're all over. >> american crisis back. >> a distinguished professor at northeastern say they want to ride a book and in 1783 but the war had not

this man is accused of robbing the wells fargo bank on south hampton road last friday.nvestigators say he made threatening gestures while holding handgun. the same bank was robbed several months ago. the suspect is described as a 25 to 30-year-old african-american, he is short to medium in height and has a goatee. >> this morning san francisco police are responding to angry questions about why they shot and killed a 19-year-old wanted parolee in the bay view district. that popping sound you heard those are gun shots recorded by police shot spotting technology. police say kenneth harding fired at them on saturday when they tried to question him on a muni platform at third street near oak dale. police say the shot spotter proves harding shot at officers first. activists say it doesn't prove anything. >> we believe that the shot spotter report confirms that there were three shooters in this incident. mr. harding first, followed approximately two seconds later by the two officers returning fire. >> the gps is showing flash. we don't know what flash. it could be the 10 bulle

i assume most of the important wall street guys are already at the hamptons. >> you're probably righthe computers will let them trade from there too. there is active trading this morning there's a big number coming later. you mentioned it already, the ism, the manufacturing report for the month we've been watching closely. heading into this week there were a lot of expectations that the ism would come in a reading below 50 that would indicate we're seeing retraction in the economy. since then we have a numbers thinking it would be a positive number. the dow actually ended the quarter which ended yesterday and the second first half on a positive note. .08%, you couldn't believe from the losses we saw in the month of june, already people are coming in with the expectation we could get good numbers today. it looks like the market is up by 14 or 15 points. auto sales could come in with positive surprises the i.s.m. could come in better than we thought at the beginning of the week and maybe consumer confidence will be better too. we'll see how it goes. they are out at the ham tons but stil

some thought he might have been up to the hamptons, but we don't know. bottom line as you said is that he still does face very serious charges of sexual assault. problem of course is that we're learning new things about the accus accuser. they're learning inconsistencies in what she had to say about the incident that night and also inconsistencies about other aspects of her life. she's been linked to alleged drug dealers, money launderers. apparently lied when seeking asylum to come to this country from ginny in west africa. six weeks ago, they were certain they had this guy, strauss-kahn, they were very confident about their case. now, they didn't object to the dropping of bail and real grave doubts about whether they will push forward? >> what's next? >> the next court date is july 18th. but strauss-kahn's attorneys are really pushing to try and have the charges dismissed well before that. a lot of this is going to be played out in the court of public opinion and the, for her part, the accuser says her attorney says that she is going to come forward no

let's check in with hampton piercen and the rest of the business news of this day. >> as a matter of fact, we've had markets trading in positive territory from the opening bell after some good news about jobs. the dow's up about 78 points, the nasdaq up 33, the s&p up 11. first time unemployment claims dropped last week ahead of the jobs report, weekly jobless claims falling by 14,000 to 418,000 on a seasonally adjusted basis. the lowest level in two months and the number of private sector jobs increased by 157,000. that was more than double analyst' forecast. the headline forecast for tomorrow's labor department report is a gain of 108,000 payroll jobs with the unemployment rate holding steady at 9.1%, but today's number has -- more good news from retailers. target, limited brands and others are reporting stronger sales in june joining the party, kohl's. up nearly a 5% in early trading after retail sales increasing more than double. in the midwest and northeast, pushing customers to shop for summer clothing. trading due in part to the fourth of july holiday, but some are on the side

sorry, we have diminished that period as them being somewhat misguided, frivolous, and what fred hamptonand the black panther party did, you know, if that was so diminished and not so powerful, how come they created and attacked all those people over and over again because what they did, the black panther party and fred hampton, they did a critique of capitalism, and even our greatest scholars who are progressive, they don't really do a critique of capital im, and that's one thing that happened with king when you listen to the speeches and malcolm, that's what they thought to do is a critique of capitalism, and once you start doing that, that's where the danger happens, and our black scholars don't really do that. you talk about black nationals and this, but a critique of capitalism is very dangerous. >> who'd like to grab that first? >> it's a worthy comment in the context of manning whose politics were, i think, part of his anxiety was about black nationals because he understood his politics rooted in a black socialist tradition. now, i will say, and this is -- i was thinking, realm, y

. >>> i'm hampton pearson with your cnbc market wrap. the dow jones industrial slumping 43 points.&p up a point. the nasdaq adding 24. a couple of solid session rallies this week, leaving the markets in the green with the nasdaq looking especially strong on the back of robust earnings in the tech sector. in techs today, chip maker amd surged on an upbeat forecast. that gave intel a boost as well. microsoft higher after beating earnings expectations last night, and apple said to be considering putting in a bit for hulu.com. ge finished lower despite a 21% jump in profit. mcdonald's hit an all-time high after earnings showed stronger-than-expected sales growth in all regions. it was caterpillar dragging on the dow after missing profit expectations despite beating on revenue and raising its full-year outlook. that's it from cnbc news in business worldwide. now back to "hardball." >>> extreme. it's literally like hell on earth. >> a lot better than a blizzard, but still not good. >> really, really hot. >> very, very, very hot. >> welcome back to "hardball." i just read a provocative pi

there are some reports he may have gone out to the hamptons to the beach community where you find a lot of new york's rich and famous this time of year, which seems to make a lot of sense. personally the last place i would think is here, but he may still be here. we don't p. it's a far cry from wearing an electronic ankle brayslet and being confined this one location. so he, yes, a huge victory for him back in court. his lawyers really hope the case is dismissed before then. >> interesting. ron allen, more later. >>> more questions about airport security following a disturbing security breach this week. >>> why this ceremony is so different from kate and william's. we've got a live report coming up next on that. >>> plus, the new extend study that says you can drink red wine and spike your metabolism. is this for real? at bayer, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles, enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief to the site of pain. it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new bayer advanced aspir

find someone who uses summer as a verb, as in, we summer in the hamptons, and punch them in the face.feels great and it helps the community, too. for many school children around the country this is the last week of school. i loved the last week of school. i love the last week of anything, rerely. i do. saying good-bye to the kids that you like but you don't like enough to hang around with during the summertime, writiti dumb things in each other's yearbooks. do they do that still or are they texting things to the yearbook now? omg, see you -- see you next summer. syns, right? here's some advice for the kids. only nerds actually do their summer reading. it's true. you decide. [ applause ] the end of school also means college kids, many college kids are starting summer internships. we have a group of summer interns here at the showow. every year, we get a group, and what a group we have this year. they haven't been here long, but watching these dynamic young people in action, it is inspiring. in fact, it inspired us to put together this educational video titled "how to make the least of

. >>> i'm hampton pearson with the cnbc market wrap.s a look at how the stocks are doing with 15 minutes left in the trading day. mostly in negative territory and the major averages the dow is down 107 points and the s&p down almost 12 and the nasdaq down about 23 points. drug companies are getting the green light for this year's flu vaccine, and the fda just approved the flu shot which is ready for the fall. and a new study on retirement savings like 401(k) plans highlight some gender differences in the report. women at almost every income level were more likely to participate in the 401(k) plans than the male colleagues, but while the women are saving more, they are making less than men whose account balances are higher. that is it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. ezra, back to you. >> back in april, house democrats played a bit of a trick on the republicans. this is during the budget battles and in the republican study, this is the ultraconservative wing of the republicans, wanted their budget which is far more draconian than

. >>> i'm hampton pearson with your cnbc market wrap. stocks ending lower but off session los. industrial falling 94 points. it had been down about 170 points around noon. the s&p 500 sliding 10. the nasdaq giving up 24. >>> one investor telling cnbc today that it wasn't like uncertainty hi gone away over the weekend. ongoing european debt concerns and a lack of progress in the debt ceiling talks here at home all weighing on stocks today. >>> financials under pressure after barclay the cut its price targets on citigroup and started digging in stress tests on european banks that came out last week. >>> kniss corp. continues to slide with the phone hacking scandal expanding over the weekend, and ibm posting quarterly earnings after the closing bell. share, climbing in after-hour trading on better than expected results and an improved forecast. the tech giant reported double digit increases for hardware, software and services. >>> that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. now back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." michele bachmann's political star rose in minn

includes former pro bowler mike duper of the miami dolphins, former new york giants running back rodney hampton and former super bowl mvp otis anderson. the manufacturers of nfl helmets is also a defendant in this case. i'm joined by the editor of profootballtalk.com. a pleasure to have you on, certainly not under these circumstances this. concussion thing, talking about it so much, and now you've got this lawsuit here. >> well, and this is one of the things that i think we've all been anticipating as we've learned more and more about concussions. there's been debate and argument about how much the nfl knew, when they knew it. there's been some studies in the past that a lot of people criticized, but the real question is going to be from a statute of limitations standpoint can these retired players come forward today and file this lawsuit? i think a lot of people have understood that there were risks to playing football, risks of suffering head injury. it's only in the past few years that we've really understood what those risks fully, are but i think for years and years there's been an underst

. >> back from the hamptons. >> i was there holding court. >> you were at nobu in the fourth of july. >> pat was there with a gaggle of -- i can't explain what was going on at that table. >> teenagers. >> they were of age. >> it's ridiculous what your life -- i really should blog about your life. middle aged man. >> my parents today celebrating 58th anniversary. >> that's nice. >> shout out to mom and dad. >> msnbc political analyst and visiting professor of nyu, herald ford. how were was your fourth? >> willie? where were you? >> new york city. >> with the black socks and sandals? >> exactly. >> i'm the legend here in the summer. no one is around. >> isn't it nice? >> you got to take care of my cats. >> you got the cats again, willie? >> is that still on, "cats." i don't think it's still on. >> so a lot is going on. thinking we're a little closer here. are we closer, pat, on the budget. is that your gut. >> take a look at what happened in the market last week. i'm inclined to think that the republicans are going to win this battle. all they have to do is hold the line, propose the de

because what they do, the black panther party and fred hampton, they did a critique of capitalism and that's one thing that happened -- when you listen to all the speeches and malcolm that's what they started to do and the evolution was a critique of capitalism and what you start doing that, that's where the danger happened and our scholars -- our black scholars, they don't really do that. you know, you talk about black nationalism and this, a critique of capitalism is very dangerous. >> i mean, it's a worthy comment in the context of talking about manning marable whose politics -- i think part of his anxiety was black nationalism is precisely he understood his politics, rooted more in a black socialist tradition. now, i will say -- i want to ask manning, well, how do we do this? i was a graduate student and i was trying to get a job in the academy and one of the most powerful things manning ever did was teach me how to get what i needed from this institution. financially. people don't talk about it at all. they just act like you should get a job and be happy. manning you ask for this

the balance just shy of $100 million somebody picked this up after it was disguarded in the hampton. >> they believe it belongs to a hedge fund manager. look closely at it. he has $99 million in his checking account. still had to pay a $2.75 for withdrawing his money. >> you nailed it earlier. the financial wiz that we have here. who has $100 million and wants to keep it in an account that has 2.5% interest. >> that's not good money management. >> two things here. first of all, you're throwing your receipt on the ground. also he must have just shifted the money from another account. but if you're in the bank, you're charging a guy with $100 million a little $2.75 to take money out. >> he probably doesn't have an issue because he probably owns the bank. >>> we just took a live shot at sandy point. forecast for the beaches couldn't be better for the 4th of july. we'll have plenty of sunshine. hot temperatures. let's go to your live shot. and as we get into the afternoon hours, it's going to be on the warm side. highs in the 80s. but we're not expecting any shower and or thunderstorm ac

just this weekend in the midst of the hacking scandal, she was hobnobbing in the hamptons at a screening of a film she produced. deng's two daughters ages 10 and 8 are more than 40 years younger than his eldest child from his first marriage. murdoch lori bergamotto had three more children with the second wife and the divorce cost him $1.7 billion, the most expensive divorce on record and less than a month later he married wendi. >> i'm sure a lot of husbands were asking their wives would you do the same for me. >> instinct. >> i believe bianna would, yeah. i'm going to stay clear of that. >>> to the new poll numbers showing the growing anger. americans fed up with how washington is handling the economy and the showdown over raising that debt ceiling. here's the clock this morning with americans' national credit line on the line everythingrom interest rates to your 401(k) hanging in the balance. less than two weeks now until that deadline. >>> want to bring in jake tapper this morning. jake, good to see you. i know you saw this number. 80% of americans say they're dissatisfiy eied with th

minister in all sincerity to disassociate himself from the comment from the member from northern hampton southwest. i can assure the prime minister despite the debates that are going on here, there's not one member on the opposition benches who is sitting to make political capital. >> listen to the question! listen to the question! >> can i ask the chancellor particular to pay attention to the last part of my remarks? >> listen! >> i can assure this chamber in the deepest sincerity there is not one person, i believe, in this chamber seeking to make political capital out of the phone hacking. i am simply disappointed that i'm not being heard. let me tell the prime minister directly, there is no one person who is willing -- >> order, i must ask the honorable lady to ask a single question in a sentence. >> will the prime minister disassociate himself from comments that allege that members on this side of the chamber are seeking to make political capital out of the phone hacking -- out of the phone hacking of millie doweler. >> i don't think question her motives but people can watch what's b

because then we're going off to a benefit for the ellen harmonson breast center in bridge hampton.s done awkward family vacation photos. the first one is called "when nature calls." >> okay? >> oh, my gosh. >> sitting on the pot. >> this one is called final destination, i guess that says it all. >> that looks like it's from the '60s or something. >> hoda, is that you, in the blue shirt? >> be very careful what you're saying. >> so the next one is about, you know when you set the automatic timers and you try to get in? the guy whose feet are stuck up, he ran and fell into the drink in the pond. >> that's called splash. >> wow. >> some people have family reunions over the summertime and check out this one. you might want to rethink that idea. everyone has got the matching outfits. >> this is the only time it works. long-lost another cc1: family photo. >> oh, even dad had on the shirt. >> ooh -- >> that's not one you're going to like later. >> if you've ever gone and taken a picture in front of one of the een screens. she's got a floating head. >> my eyes are so bad. that's not a t-sh

. >> former international monetary fund chief dominique strauss-khan is reportedly in the hamptons.y after a judge lifted his house arrest. yesterday prosecutors announced there are problems with the credibility of the hotel maid who accused straus can of trying to -- to rape her. >> president obama pushing congress to quickly approve a deficit reduction plan. pursuing such opposing strategies it seems likely nothing will get done in the short term. voters are noticing. congress' approval rating is 26 points lower than the president's. his isn't too good. more voters disapproving of congress' performance as well. here we have it for you. can our dysfunctional lawmakers ever get together on the budget and the debt ceiling? joining us now former senior adviser to congresswoman nancy pelosi. and a consultant for the national republican senator committee. thank you both for joining us. matt, i'll start with you. folks not too happy. is congress doing the job that we are voting them to do? they all seem to have drawn a line in the sand. who really is suffering from that? at whose expense

he's in hampton today, we'll make a couple of stops and this will be the last visit to the primary state. his inside folks say rudy giuliani will make his decision to run next week known -- known next week. he will make it public if he's in or out sometime in the next few days. heather: everybody keeping us dangling. thank you very much, carl cameron. jon: well, it sounds like a mini version of the ten biblical plagues for the state of arizona. first, folks there hit with a dust storm, then monsoon rains moved in. now a really creepy situation is developing. we're live with that story. >>> and as the national debt spirals out of control and a government default or possibility thereof seems to get closer and closer, the push to end the crisis, going full force. but the series of closed door meetings is bothering some lawmakers. we will go in depth. rick is live at the dot com wall with three hot videos for you. you get to choose which one you want to see. what do we have? >> >> reporter: you decide, we report. these are three great stories, we love them all. which one do you like best? go

and then he was seen heading out to the hamptons, the summer beach community where you'll find many of new york's rich and famous this time of year. strauss-kahn still faces felony sexual suit charges. but with new revolutions about the accuser, the case does seem to be falling apart. with his wife by his side, and a smile on his face, dominique strauss-kahn left court, free of a $6 million bond. he returned to his luxury townhouse, but he's no longer required to stay there under house arrest. which cost him some $200 per month. a dramatic contrast to the may perp walk that led to his resignation as head of the imf and seemed to ruin his chance of becoming president of france. but his attorneys claim vindication. >> in this country that people, especially the media, until they are all in. >> there will be no rush to judgment. >> in court, prosecutors have admitted starting with the claim she was gang raped and fleeing a brutal government when she applied for asylum in the u.s. in 2004. in a letter, prosecutors wrote she stated that she fabricated the statement. and in may, after the al

. >> ever have -- >> some in the hamptons. >> skiing, huh? i thought black people couldn't ski.ning us now, one of the film's stars, don cheadle. >> shocking. >> my goodness. >> shocking. not p.c. who does he think he is? talking to me like that. >> unbelievable. >> well, he can talk like that too anybody he wants. >> he goes 240. you're right. >> a fascinating clip to say the least. >> it's a great movie. i'm really proud of this movie. i had a lot of fun. we shot it in conamora, a little town on the coast and gleason plays a pretty unconventional police guard over there, and i'm an fbi agent coming over to track a drug ring and bump into this guy and this guy becomes my sort of de facto partner while i'm trying to bust this ring. >> wow. he's a little skeptical of it? >> he's not, let's say, up to speed on some things. >> you know what? it's great, because he, in the film he seemed probably the most -- he's definitely the most unorthodox cop out there, but he turns out to actually have more on the ball than everybody else. >> kind of like -- i read some pieces about this a cou

everybody around here is going to put their money together so i can go out and do yoga with gwenie at the hamptonfan of coming to america. i had no idea. >> you had no idea? >> 47 times. >> that and shawshank redemption. >> what did you learn? >> it's a plea to let the hostages go. let them go. >> you know what i learned, willie, that there was an earthquake earlier this morning and mika said, thank you, tea party. >> just because it sums up the route of our problem in this crisis. i'm sorry that bothers you. >>

are just scraping by most of us anyway, while the rich fly over us in helicopters to get to the hamptons. there's a little bit of hostility boiling there. that's basically how i feel. susan, i read an article before about some reporter on msnbc being -- host: mark halpern, right. caller: i was wondering if you could read that one more time. thank you so much for your time. host: mark halpern has been suspended by msnbc for comments he made about the president yesterday. lots of clips of it on the internet if you're interested in seeing how the whole thing unfolded on msnbc. thanks to the discussion on the american dream. we're going to move to our guest significant thment morning. david keating of the club for growth next up, and after that, blanch lincoln. we'll be right back after this break. >> tune in to c-span this independence day. writer like he will lind and other panelists discuss if the united states can remain united. >> at the political level, we're more divided. if you look at partisan polarization at any point since the civil war. >> then the dalai lama and sister prejean t

however, every navy risk assessment states that is low risk of such events occurring in the hampton roads region. alternate maintenance facilities for a facility exists at a private shipyard in newport news. last year i supported projects at mayport to cover this possibility as well. to dredge its channel and to modernize a pier so a carrier could make a routine port visit there and in the unlikely event that operations in norfolk were interrupted so that a carrier could use mayport in an emergency. there has been some talk about the need for strategic disbursal. i recognize that concept. there have been photographs of pearl harbor with carrier row, battleship row and ships bunched together and how the japanese aircraft were table to knock them out in 1941. and there was justification for the navy's concept of dispersal during the cold war. but even then, many critics from g.a.o. were faulting the navy at a time when i was in the pentagon for lack of a focused threat assessment to justify what some people were calling strategic home poring, putting them -- poring -- porking. today's threa

>> east hampton. >> too early for corn? >> no, there's some early corn coming in right now.s like -- and go to the farmer's market. buy organic. >> we're going to make a bread pudding. first of all -- >> not a bread pudding, a bread salad. >> bread salad with tomatoes. when you buy a tomato at the store, nothing worse than a mealy tomato. how do you pick? >> i wait for the homegrown tomatoes, i really do, farm grown. we have cherry tomatoes that are very red and ripe. cucumbers, radish and celery. you can add the other vegetable ingredients. >> all of this? >> all of it. >> okay. that makes it easy. >> capers. red onions we soaked in a little bit of ice water. >> why? >> it gets rid of that really strong taste. and basil. and some dried bread crumbs. >> any variety of bread you like best? >> i like country french. it's very nice. we have some roasted garlic. you can use just very finely chop edgar liped garlic. extra virgin olive oil. >> pinch of pepper. >> some salt. that gets poured over. and you then toss. and you have -- it's an amazingly good salad. >> you don't want to