west hampton, south hampton, bridge hampton, east hampton, and if i keep going, montauk.lly -- i have arrived. and lucky for me, i ran into the woman who runs "hamptons" magazine. >> the hamptons are an amazing stretch of long island with some of the most beautiful beaches you've ever seen, the most glorious farm stands, amazing outdoor activities. it's just a community that loves to celebrate summer. >> and i'm ready to celebrate. i've heard riding is really big here so i'm headed for my first lesson. >> hi, sara! >> welcome to pony camp. the first thing we do is have to groom the horses. >> they knew it was my first riding lesson so they wanted me to smart out small -- literally. ♪ it started with a whisper now i'm on a horse backward. once i conquered that, it was time to turn in my saddle for a surfboard. ♪ wipeout why is surfing so big in montauk? >> you know, i think surfing is so big in montauk just because the beaches are that beautiful. the sandbars that are out there just creates an easy wave, a wave that breaks a little bit further out. >> are there rules about

it's okay to live in the hamptons.ay to be fabulously wealthy, oprah lebron james they earned. it's okay. it's different when you get to buy our government by bribing our officials in an illegal legal manner. you shouldn't have a vote that is more than the nail lady's. it should be one vote for one man or nail lady. we have an outbreak of tuberculosis. why is the florida governor covering it up. >> we have an outbreak much tuberculosis. it's in the homeless community. how dangerous is it for the rest of us. >> cenk: the governor thought well if it's only the homeless, i don't have to share that information. revolting as usual. we have another "stand your ground" case, but in this case the families start fighting. [ screaming ] the real world and politics collide on "the gavin newsom show". this week: can a futurist really predict the future? find out on "the gavin newsom show". only on current tv. in your jeep grand cherokee. and when you do, you'll be grateful for the adaptive cruise control that automatically adjusts

it's so big, it's nicknamed the house that ate the hamptons.roup of homeowners formed a coalition in attempt to divert his use of the chopper. his spokesman tells me singing him out in this manner is unfair and his crew follows all the pertinent flight regulations. as one wealthy hamptons resident says he always feels he has to be bigger than anyone else, whether helicopter or home and become a symbol of excess here. >> that's not easy to do. >> a big achievement. >> that's one wa mrks mrmmwammm helicopter. he has 60 some acres. but they have to land at the airport. >> but it shakes so much the walls are coming off some of these homes. >> you can read more of that on cnbc. >> the house that ate the hamptons. >>> two total opposites in the world of retail are teaming up. you would av have never put these two together. this year's world playing poker player, always a full house, right here on "power lunch." [ male announcer ] summer is here. and so too is the summer event. now get an incredible offer on the powerful, efficient c250 sport sedan wi

at the home of ronald perlman, chairman of reb lon, described as the largest estate in east hampton, it has 40 rooms, nine fireplaces and takes up a mile along the pond. this guy's house is so big, it has its own logo you apparently have to wear on your clothing if you work there. emp romney aides emblazoned with the logo of the perlman's property the creeks checked off names under tight security. doesn't your house have a logo. a few of attendees were nice enough to speak to the media assembled there. a few cars back, ted conklin, the owner of the american hotel in sag harbor, long a favorite of the well off in the hamptons could barely contain his displeasure are obama. he is a socialist. his idea is find a problem that doesn't exist and get government to intervene he said from inside a gold colored mercedes as his wife nodded in agreement. miss simmons paused to highlight what she said was her husband's generous spirit. tell them who is on your yacht this weekend. tell him. over mr. conklin's auctions, she disclosed a major executive from miramax was on the 75-foot yacht because s

who's hanging out in the hamptons jet skiing. i think overall the average voters is not going to audit their taxes if they come out. it's the overall broad perception of this 1% of for the 1% by the 1% are going into the white house. that's a big political problem. >> i think that the unpatriotic part of it is what's going to be most damaging to him. i think the romney campaign is starting to realize that. that people think that there's something wrong with having your money in the cayman islands or a swiss bank account. i agree with perry. a swiss bank account, really? he's wanted to run back since, i'd say high school. and that he could make a blunder of that level is just astounding. and so if voters only think one or two things about a candidate, one of the things they think is he has taken his money and taken it out of the country. that's damaging and going to be heart to get over. >> thank you for coming on the show tonight. >> thanks. >>> still ahead, republicans are circling the wagons to protect the bush tax cuts for the

all of the photos and coverage was from just outside the three hamptons fund-raisers because there was no press allowed inside. however, two cnn reporters report overhearing what he told his audience. he said, quote, we all care -- by the way, he said, you guys are doing fine. if you're here, by and large, you're doing just fine. see, people paying $25,000 to go to this event by and large, mitt romney thinks they're all doing okay presumably, some of them are struggling, but by and large, the people at the $25,000 a plate fund-raiser are doing okay. he continued to reported applause, quote, we all care about the poor. but what we want to do is not just help. we want to help people from becoming poor. so you there in the red ferrari under a mitt romney presidency, you will never become poor. i will guarantee you that. you, mr. gold mercedes, have a cigar. you're not going to be poor, either. and you, ms. vip, read my lips, got you covered. becoming poor is not going to be a problem for you as long as i'm in office. so that's how mitt romney and his presidential campaign appears in the p

fund-raiser, hamptons evokes this rich folk kind of image. she said -- again, she wouldn't give her name. i don't think the common person is getting it. nobody understands why obama is hurting them. is that the kind of stuff that plays into essentially mitt romney's worst nightmare of an image? >> i think it does. what we're going to see is most people in america already know who they're voting for. we're down to 10% of voters undecided and people that don't watch our program every day. low information, don't follow politics very closely. they follow images very carefully. when romney is jet skiing or on vacation a lot, that kind of thing, this is not helpful for him. he's trying to appeal to voters worried about their own economic conditions. i don't think these messages help him very much. >> let me bring in congressman keith elson, democrat from minnesota. good morning to you. >> good morning. we've laid out three different things. extend tax cuts for everybody, extend them for people making over -- under $1 million a year, under $250,000.

. >> havre de grace really became a rallying cry during the war of 1812 along with hampton, because it was a fairly dramatic moment of british aggression, and hampton was a moment when supposedly there were atrocities committed against the women of the town, and this became a very important element of american propaganda. i mentioned at the beginning of the conversation that federalists were claiming that the war arose from base lusts and this was something that republicans really wanted to defend themselves against. they wanted to say we may be fighting from patriotic ardor but this is a very virtuous brand of passion that we're fighting from, and for them to accuse the british of sinful lusts became a very important element of anti-british propaganda. so remember hampton and havre de grace became a very significant element of american anti-british propaganda and you can see that in anything from very popular accounts of the war to official political inquiry correspondence and even congressional inquiries into the conduct of the war. >> certainly for the british the rise of the u.s. p

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there is an enterprising young man in the hamptons, for those who don't know where the hamptons are. but they rent their places like $30,000 a month they rent the place out. one enterprise young guy, 25-year-old, together with a real estate agent named leslie rented the places, two of the them. and then sold tickets for $355 each to teenagers to go party there for three days. i think it's a cool thing myself. but it was against the law. this woman ran over a migrant worker and killed them. that's the kind of people they have out there. >> bob: that is not relate -- >> kimberly: that is not related to the story. >> bob: the point they allowed the kids in there and said here are the rules. to the security guy. only thing they could bring in is white liquor, which is why eric went. >> kimberly: you know why that is? clear. not white liquor. clear so it won't stain, like red wine or whatever. >> bob: it did damage. would you rent out your beach house? >> eric: no. for reasons like that. the contract when you rent the places, you spend time in hamptons, when you rent them, you are not all

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first stop, hampton roads with events in high schools in virginia beach and hampton. then visit a fire station in roanoke. tomorrow the president will be in richmond and then make his way to northern virginia. his plan will be the focus of the two-day trip. he is reflecting on mistakes made in his first years in office. he says he believed the job of the president was all about getting the policy right, but it's also about inspiring the public. he made the revelation during an interview with cbs this morning's host charlie rose. >> but, the nature of this office is also to tell a story to the american people that gives them a sense of unity and purpose and optimism, especially during tough times. >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney responded to the interview saying that being president is not about telling stories but about leading. >>> mitt romney has yet to pick a vice presidential running mate but there is a lot of talk about one possible name. condoleezza rice, the grudge report poed on its website that the former secretary of state is a front-runner

have a great day. >> hampton pierson, you as well. >> two words describe him. informative and dapper. 4:48. christina loren joining us. a nice day ahead. >> he sets the bar for all of the men out there. >> a lot of pressure. thanks. >> trying to find your pinstripe suit, you can wear that suit in the city as temperatures will come down by about 10 degrees from yesterday's highs in some cases. i think san francisco, you're going to drop by 5 to 8 degrees making for a cool day, not breaking into 70s. temperatures are crisp out there with 62 in san jose, 61 in livermore and 55 degrees, good morning to you in wine country, napa, really great start up there. as we head throughout the day high pressure is in control. weakening a little bit. we're going to get this area of low pressure that rides through over to the north of us. in the pacific northwest we head flew the afternoon. a pretty strong on shore flow so we expect plenty of low clouds to start. 60s and 70s bayside and the coast. 80s and 90s inland but we're not talking about the upper 90s like we saw yesterda

back to you guys. >> all right, hampton. thank you. check in with you later on. >> they are billed as nutritious snacks. the fda has 2,000 complaints from pet owners claiming that certain types of chicken jerky treats have sickened their beloved pets. now only nbc bay area has results of a new test conducted on a local dog that died within 48 hours of eating two treats. vicki joins us with more on what scientists found. >> jack's my guy. >> rachel's four dogs are family. she says three of them became sick after eating milo's kitchen jerky treats made by del monte. >> he was very, very sick. sick for just a couple days with diarrhea. >> but it was the shepherd mix cali who couldn't be saved. >> it was violent and she did not deserve the way that she died. >> her veterinarian said he's seen more owners bringing in sick dogs after feeding them chicken jerky treats. >> you think these are dangerous? >> they are. they are causing vomiting and diarrhea, discomfort. >> the fda issued three warnings since 2007 saying chicken jerky treats may b

ron pearlman, he had a big fund-raiser at the hampton raised $4 million, unless his buddies in the hamptonies who have the nascar teams and buddies who have the nfl teams unless his buddies who have the dressage horses, all get a tax break then mitt romney says he would deny a tax break to 98% of americans. he would tell middle class families 98% you go screw yourselves, you're not getting a tax break unless my wealthy friends get a tax break. all i'm saying is there's the choice. you could not have a more clear choice on tax cuts. it is a tax cut for 98% of americans or tax cuts for nobody. and you got barack obama for the middle class. mitt romney either for nobody or for his hampton buddies. 1-866-55-press. i think it is a winner for barack obama. 1-866-55-press. damn it, what the president said is absolutely true. the middle class deserves a tax break that will grow this economy and the wealthiest americans who have had a tax break for the last 12 years doesn't deserve one don't need one and we can't afford to continue to give them that tax break. we're going to do anything about the d

contrast card, painting a picture that puts mitt with the wealth yechlt the koch brothers and the hamptons in one weekend. really, mitt? >> i am not proposing anything radical here i just believe that anybody making over $250,000 a year should go back to the income tax rates we were paying under bill clinton, back when our economy created nearly 23 million new jobs, the biggest budget surplus in history and plenty of millionaires to boot. >> well, that's president obama today, announcing he wants to extend the bush era tax cuts for the 98% of americans who make less than $250,000 a year. yes, it is a political move. he really wants the support of middle class voters. but it's a smart maneuver aimed at mitt romney, who we all know is enthusiastically supportive of the wealthiest americans. i love this. >> what the president is proposing, is, therefore, a massive tax increase on job creators and on small business. small businesses are overwhelmingly being taxed not at a corporate rate but at the individual tax rate. so successful small businesses will see their taxes go up dramatically, and

the olympic flame began the day in the maze of hampton court. . , there was a guide to make sure the torch got to the center and out again. the flame was carried down to the queen's rowing barge. the flame was carried in stately procession down the river thames. the barge was powered by rowers young and old, including two men in their 90's who took part in the 1948 game. david cameron said the olympics were the perfect opportunity for the world to see the best of britain. >> it's very exciting. i think there is a huge sense of excitement and anticipation because britain is ready to welcome the greatest show on earth, and it's going to be an incredible few weeks for our country. >> the great and the good has been arriving in london. america's first lady, michelle obama, is leaving the u.s. presidential delegation. she spoke to athletes from team u.s.a. in east london. >> i can't begin to tell you how amazing it is for me to be leading the delegation to the opening ceremonies of the 2012 olympic games. some of my fondest memories growing up -- and even as an adult, for that matter -- i

first stop, hampton roads this afternoon. he has events scheduled at high schools in virginia beach and hampton. then he will visit a fire station in roanoke. tomorrow the president will be in richmond and then he will make his way to northern virginia and speak at centreville high school. >>> the president says he needs to do a better job of inspiring the public if he wins a second term. he said the mistake of his first term is thinking this job was just about getting the policy right if president made the comments during an interview with cbs this morning's host charlie rose. >> but the nature of this office is also to tell a story to the american people, that gives them a sense of unity and purpose and optimism, especially during tough times. >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney responded to the interview saying that being president is not about telling stories. @tler about leading. >>> mitt romney has yet to pick a vt shul running mate but a lot of talk about one possible name, le condoleezza rice. the forrer

from there he will go to hampton and then onto roanoke. he will wrap things up at centerville high school in fairfax county. yesterday, dozens of supporters gathered at the campaign headquarters in fairfax to pick up tickets for the campaign rally. virginia remains a key campaign state in the presidential race. this morning, we have word of the possibility, a name that you will recognize from the bush administration. >> today marks two weeks since severe storms devastated parts of our area have left hundreds of thousands of customers without power. pepco officials will answer questions related to the storm. john has what we can expect to hear. >> today was supposed to be the day when pepco found that if its rate increase was approved. instead, it is forced to answer some tough questions this afternoon in city hall in the district and could face some have defined as well. the majority of montgomery county and district residents spent the better part of seven days in the dark and without air-conditioning during the height of intense heat wav

boy, he had' a big hall a big day up in the hamptons yesterday. dinner at the coach koch brothers where it cost $50,000 a plate or $75,000 if you were a couple. that hasppens to be more money than most americans make in an entire year. mitt romney not exactly a man of the people am. we will talk about mitt's money and a lot more. but first, let's find out the latest to today's current news update in los angeles. here is lisa ferguson. >> hi, bill. [morning. good morning, everyone. we are talking voter id laws this morning which could exclude thousands of otherwise he will eligible voters from casting their ballot this. the ap has an article out revealing hundreds of ballots have been blocked this year during state primaries. people often don't realized they need to bring a photo id in certain states or if they don't have a photo id in order to have their vote counted. georgia, indiana and tennessee have strict voting laws. we have seen eleven statespass pass new rules thanks largely to republicans but this could disproportionately pass democratic

barack obama dominated in the hamptons. barack obama raised money on wall street.ke all sorts of records. look, it's the policies. >> but that's the problem. that is the problem. >> and, you know, to quote jay-z on sunday. >> do it. >> if money talks, the whole world is going to hear me out, okay? money talks too much in our system. and the candidates who have social and mitt kalcall politic money do better. barack obama came from a different set of roots, so did michael bloomberg. if we go out and say, and i disagree. i have to side with the governor here. if we go out and the problem is you have all of this money, that's a problem with the entire political elite culture. >> rich men and women, no problem, but policies are the question. >> mitt romney doesn't have policy is the problem. no policy. i can see it, that he's not an fdr. >> not an fdr. not even reagan. >> he's a marshmallow. not articulate at anything. until he can say policies, he will just be the rich guy. this is the problem. the only thing he has right now is to say, okay, you all can be like me, i

now some 200 protestors gathered at one of the romney fundraisers in the hamptons.nknown donor who attended this said it was interesting in an interview. the donor was not identified but the individual was quoted in an article saying, my college kid, the baby-sitters, the nail ladies, everybody who's got the right to vote, they don't understand what's going on. i just think if you're lower income one, you're not as educated. two, they don't understand how it works. they don't understand the system and how it works. they don't understand the impact. joining me nbc's peter alexander. peter, make it clear, this was an unnamed romney donor. this was not someone who worked for the campaign. >> sure. >> never theless, when you hear something like that, those protesters, by the way, many of them were occupy associated according to the informing, but when you read a quote like this, a donor going in shelling out a lot of money, it does make you wince a little bit if not a lot. >> it certainly does. a lot of republicans would say that's not the way we're trying to put this d

speaking in hampton, virginia. his second major event of the day.mpaign and as we move towards the presidential election. but it's time now to clear the air. i take great interest in reading about the political history of this great country. as you might expect, there's a good deal that i've got to learn. for instance, when was the last time we saw a really brazen act of race baiting in a u.s. presidential election? the obvious answer, even for an office such as myself, in 1988, the gold standard i i guess of repugnant race baiting. the willie horton ad didn't come from an actual candidate and george hw bush had complete deniability. not so with the great ronald reagan. in 1980, the gipper was campaigning for president in philadelphia, mississippi, the same town where three civil rights workers were murdered less than 20 years earlier. reagan made a spirited case for state's rights to the good people of philadelphia, which struck some folks as a little unseemly given that the murderers were in a way making exactly the same case. anyway, that's the m

we saw those people at the hamptons fund-raiser, people donating to mitt romney doll exactly that.not about people making a lot of money. this is america. we don't have a problem with that. the problem is about the attitude. >> you don't think there's an attitude at all with rich democrats when they have these fund-raisers? >> it's very different. >> they're not giving money to the obama campaign hoping to help prop up the 1% and the aristocracy. the reason why this fits in so neatly with the romney narrative about disclosing his tax returns, why won't he disclose his returns, why does he have an account in bermuda or why in the cayman islands or why in a swiss bank account. it contributes to this feeling that somehow mitt romney and the people he's representing are not really trying to help the working class. >> they're pulling the wool over their eyes. this is a losing strategy for you guys. americans are saying this country is hurting. it doesn't matter whether you have $1 million in the bank, $10,000. what are you going to do to put policies forward that help americans. this cl

feel the hamptonality. >> we have clear skies, mostly clear. the temperature downtown right now is 79 degrees. we'll look at the radar this morning. there is some shower activity to the south of us. that shower activity may push a little rain close to us but basically it will stay depressed today. temperatures will be mostly in the 70's. we pull this view back a little bit. here's the stalled front to the south. there's a wave out to the west. that could help to generate some storm activity. kind of a battle between what this front is doing and high pressure to our north which is pushing in the drier air. most of the high pressure is going to win. the jet stream was up into canada at last week is now drop farther south, allowing the cooler air to move then, which suppresses the storm activity a lot farther south. a mixture of sun and clouds. maybe a thundershower. the best chance for that will be mostly south of us. 82 to 87 for the high. a shower up in pennsylvania. there was an isolated shower in york yesterday. that has dissipated and there

appearing at a wall street fundraiser and it certainly doesn't help mitt romney to appear in the hamptonsonaires at the very moment that he is not only living up to the image of sort of a pluto contract but barack crat but barack obama is also focusing on it and making gains and framing romney as the man who meyers you instead of hires you. >> jennifer: totally agree with that. image is everything, i'm sure you would agree ace having done these political ads many time before. this i want to show you because i think this indicates that it is working. so what i have here is again from that sam usa today poll. of the people who were talked to 8% had changed their view, and the rest of these said it was confirmed your thinking. but of that 8% that had changed their view, 76% of those were changed their view in favor of the president. now, if that's the case, and,, those pain ads, ace have been running in the battle ground states, the strategy is working. do you worry that the obama team has emptied its clip too early? >> no. not at all. as a matter of fact, california is a good test study for

he spoke at centreville high school after visits to roanoke and hampton roads yesterday. the president won virginia in 2008 and with the state in d th romney, try to convince voters of who is better on the economy. >> we tried almost exactly what they are proposing and here are the results. we went from surpluses to deficit. we have the sluggish job growth in decades. the average income of middle class families went down. >> mitt romney's communications director for virginia support out a statement after the president's appearance that says in part that president obama admitted today that our country isn't on the right track, yet he is offering more of the same as he seeks a second term. americans want a leader who keeps his word and is more focused on fixing the economy than telling stories. >>> more to come on the news edge, tucker banes has the last check on the forecast. tucker? >> our showers and thunderstorms are winding down as we speak and they will rejoin us tomorrow. i will have the details on the forecast. get ready for heat&as well after the break. this is the

. >>> there is money to be made renting homes in the hamptons outside new york city.ers claimed they got more than they bargained for when their leased mansions were used to host secret teen parties. nbc's tom llamas has this story. tom, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. as can you see, this is not your typical summer rental. this massive house is all one unit and it rents for $30,000 a month. so imagine what the owner thought when her neighbor called her at 5:00 in the morning and said you better get over to your rental property. there's a party bus complete with a disco ball full of teenagers that just pulled into your driveway. the hamptons, new york's exclusive beach retreat where millionaires and billionaires come to summer and be fabulous. a place not only to spend money but also a place to make money. allegedly off teenagers. half a dozen hamptons homeowners accuse the 25-year-old of leasing their multi-million dollar mansions to secretly host prom and graduation after parties. >> noticed a bunch of kids standing outside the door there smoking

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chp had to shut down one lane near 780 and south hampton road yesterday. the closure backed up traffic yesterday after the fire broke out. nobody was hurt. >> kristen: this orange fire crews from the bay area and around the state are trying to contain three major wildfires burning in northern california. biggest one is placer county. it's threatening two foothills community. it has destroyed one home and threatened 170 more. fire crews have a 30% contained. people that live above the canyons they won't have much time to get out if the fire makes a run towards their home. >> all of a sudden there is no time. when they get you out you can't come back in. comes over the other side of the canyon and wind is supposed to be bad. >> kristen: there was applause for the firefighters last is night's town briefing in forest hill. everybody is hoping the 2,000 firefighters can keep the flames away from their homes. >> eric: if you can remember back a couple nights when you saw amy hollyfield at san francisco, i could see it was breezy. >> kristen: let's talk to lisa a

by the way, cumber is going to the hamptons with the romneys -- >> no, i'm not. >> oh, i'm sorry, i thoughtou were. >> he's trying to derail this. >> he is. >> i think you had it exactly right in your monologue. they're reacting to the outpouring of this and they're going to have a summit. do anybody think any of these producer also change what they do? these movies sell tickets. it's as simple as that. i don't care how you cut it, you want to be for the free market, the free market is a lot of people buy these tickets. >> completely agree with you. i think had is all just for publicity. they say they did something, they're looking into it. they're not going to change. i don't want them to change. i think they have the right to make the movies. my only issue is, i think the rating systems needs to be upgraded and they need to look at how much violence kids if they're 13 to 17 should be seeing with or without parent. beyond that, go ahead and make it. if it doesn't sell, they'll stop making it. >> they're trying to show they're socially responsible, that they have intense thought process abo