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at aig, hank greenberg.>> we'll head toward the break here. markets still trading a little lower. hello, there, down 27 points now with 20 minutes left in this trading day. we're at or near four-year highs in this market but have we set ourselves up for a big fail if the fed does not step up big later this week? two of wall street's top money pros chime in on that. >>> then after the bell -- >> i believe that we will be able to avoid also other increases in taxation. >> italy's prime minister, monti, tells maria he's trying hard to avoid the value-added tax there. maria will have the monti interview coming up in a few minutes. ...at the best schools in the world... ...you see they all have something very interesting in common. they have teachers... ...with a deeper knowledge of their subjects. as a result, their students achieve at a higher level. let's develop more stars in education. let's invest in our teachers... ...so they can inspire our students. let's solve this. sven's home security gets the most re

according to the books, we're free, so we'll--hank! this is dan and carrie. - hello. - and they're getting married on saturday, and they are looking for a photographer... - hi. - for their wedding. - i heard that you did journalistic style? - oh, um-- - journalistic? - yes. well, he can do so many different styles. he's so talented. and, um, so what kind of things were you looking for? - well, we really want something that's more kind of-- - slice of life. - yeah, candid. so, like, pictures of me getting ready before the ceremony... - oh! - and then the ceremony when we, like, release the doves. - doves! - yeah. - hank, could we do that? - yeah. - big wedding, huh? - i've been on the paleo diet for, like, eight months. - i mean, obviously it works. i just--you know. - babe, you look amazing. - well, you better believe i want my picture taken. - yeah. - you know, i'm actually booked on saturday. - no, we're--sorry, he's wrong. we're free. we're free. - nope. - sorry. what do we have? - it's not in the book. i'm taking a personal day on

hanks, that's his mother and this was discovered, this genealogical link when hanks announced he is to be narrating a program on the national geographic channel which is based on the book "killing lincoln" written by bill o'reilly. >> all right. paris hilton, what else does she do besides carry her puppy around. >> opens her mouth a lot. >> put her foot in a mouth apologizing to g.l.a.d. overheard talking about -- this is what she said, ew, ew, gay guys are the horniest people in the world, they're disgusting. most of them probably have aids. i would be so scared if i was a gay guy talking about grinder, a new smartphone app that allows the gay community to hook up. she apologized. see shade gay people are the strongest and most inspiring people i know. so wrong when people bully as anyone knows i've always been a huge supporter of the gay community." >> just for those in mexico we want to point out that justin timberlake is continuing his bachelor soiree down there. he was actually in vegas and kicked it off there in sin city on thursday with about 20 friends and now he is headed s

>> i think that hank smith nailed it in his previous comment. when you said you have an element of certainty. a monetary policy where there is no certainty of fiscal policy. also, you have taken off the table what monetary policy will be for the next several months. there will be $40 billion each month, purchase of mortgage-backed securities. what you have provided is the element of certainty. there are two issues. number one is the psychological boost to it, i think that is very clear. what we have yet to determine is the extent to which it will drive down long-term rates. however, i think what is very important is that when we first considered this issue, he would start out by saying that i'm going to have to have a half trillion of investment in order to achieve that, and if we don't get there, will it have failed. but they said we will do it in 40 billion-dollar increments per month. i think it was a very wise approach. >> there is a huge question we have a portfolio of close to $3 trillion. when this is all over, it might be up to $4 trilli

. >> reporter: gary hanks is a deputy water commissioner for the state.controls the water supply for two dozen ranchers and farms-- an especially difficult job this year. those gorgeous mountain tops have only about a quarter of their normal snow pack. >> it was like a perfect storm in a way. >> reporter: the lack of snow, the lack of rain and the earlier break to the season? >> right. exactly. >> reporter: each morning, hanks wakes up to an e-mail from his bosses telling him how much water there is and whose irrigation ditches will get filled. >> this one has been turned off before. >> reporter: colorado prioritizes who gets water through a system of inherited claims that reaches back to the 19th century. >> i'm satisfying everybody that has may 15, 1874 and before. >> reporter: if my seniority dates back to 1880 you're out of luck? >> you're out of luck by six years. >> reporter: when there's not enough, he has to manually turn off the flow and post a notice there is no more water. >> we're going to shut it all the way down. >> reporter: this summer han

. >> hank smith, what do i think? i would be afraid to get in front of any market train because the rally still has momentum? sure, we're seeing down day to day but it is the jewish holiday, volume on the light side. how are you invested going into second half? >> well, maria, i agree with you. two market adages. the trend is your friend and don't fight the fed. we found out late last week, the fed is all in for a long period of time. so, that is a huge secular macro trend i would not get in the way with that -- i would not get in the way of. doesn't mean we won't have pullbacks but we think the direction is decidedly up, unless there is a geopolitical blowup. of course, there is that risk. we saw over the weekend china and japan flare up a little bit and everything in the middle east that's been well covered. absent that, the trend is your friend. >> todd schoenberger, you would get in front of that trend, wouldn't you? you've been skeptical of this market all along. >> i have been but i think ben bernanke just made

. - drew, you remember hank from the family portrait.to. huh? hey, so i gave drew the car so that he could drive his girlfriend amy to their first day of school. how was it? is she in the car? - just-- i don't want to talk about it. - did something happen? - yes, mom, something happened. can we not talk about it in here for seriously? she broke up with me. - oh, my god. the first day? - yes. - okay. all right. i'll see you in the car. she broke up with him, first day of school. - uh-huh. love, man. it sucks. - how comforting. - [clears throat] - thank you. - it's insanity. every time kristina adds something to their calendar, his phone starts dinging. so all day long at work it's just ding, ding, ding, ding, as she adds "hair appointment," "max," "this and that," "i'm gonna burp," wa-wa-wa-wa. i mean, whoo. - well, why do you care? maybe it works for them. - wouldn't that drive you crazy if every time i added something to our schedule your phone started vibrating and making noise? - oh, well, i wouldn't know, because we've never had one.

what was the feeling you had with hank paulson and tim geithner when president obama came in? >> i anticipated major political changes. substancely, there was almost no difference. that level of deference to the banks was the same under the paulson administration as it was under the geithner administration. on a permanent level two were very different. paulson was welcoming and he sworn me in my first day. he sent out a message out to the treasury department, he wanted to make it work with sigtarp. my first day they were about to multithe money -- put the money into the auto industry. geithner was much more dismissive. i didn't meet with him all that often. maybe a couple meetings at times, he was very combative, at times profane. stylistically, there was a difference. substancively, unfortunately, we really saw a lot of the same which was pushing back what we thought common sense approaches to protect the taxpayers and bring more transparency. >> put this into the equation. here is elizabeth warren questioning tim geithner. [video clip] if if you -- in you look where the gove

lou: do you agree with that, hank?> the overall number that he would vote for, romney has a problem. it's going to go one way or the other. all of that money. lou: attack ads, we are told could be unleashed, will not amount to much? >> people are going to be tired of seeing things that are extraordinarily clever. you help the romney campaign would be able to equal the obama campaign. lou: kevin, the chicago teachers strike. the president staying out of it. it is almost glaring that the fact that he is not in it. army doctrine, not near it. rahm emanuel, his former chief of staff with a crisis on his hands. what is going on? >> what is going on is that you have a country in which the workforce participation is going to turn on the 16% pay hike that i can't do that with very good. they are basically in the extortion business. you would think a guy like rahm emanuel but be able to handle that. he fingerprinting, arm-twisting sort of guy. you have a great impasse here. you can watch both sides at the same time. lou: he has

. >> reporter: tom hanks and his co-stars in the movie cloud atlas attended the world premiere at the toronto international film festival saturday night. hanks takes on six different identities in the drama, which spans from the 1st century to the future. >> who am i again? the fourth time i read words on the page, i said oh. oh. >> reporter: the movie also stars hue grant and is based on david mitchell's best selling novel. justin timberlake is trying to buy the memphis grizzlies. the nba has yet to approve the deal. >>> taylor swift has a new song out on itunes. swift wrote the song in honor of a three-year-old cancer victim after reading a blog written by the boy's mother. >> swift performed the song for the first time on friday's stand up to cancer telethon. >>> new on dvd tomorrow, snow white and the huntsman. and that is your eye on entertainment. teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >> i liked that movie. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm mike haiduk.

. >>> well in the mail bag tonight, we have hank williams, jr. he unleashed yet another raid. he said and we quote, we have a muslim for a president who hates cowboys, hates cowgirls, hates fishing, hates farming, loves gays and we hate him. that brought a bit of a cheer from the crowd, but no cheering from marcia who says it's unfortunate that channel 9 gives time to air ignorant statements from hank williams. what about free speech? has freedom of speech gone away? i don't think so. or we are allowed freedom of speech as long as we don't defend anyone or allow freedom of speech from inside a closet. if he thinks it, he can say it. but mike from culpeper x virginia, says freedom of speech has some limitations. as a newscaster, it is not your place or any other newscaster to either agree or disagree, mock or otherwise question his or any other american's statement. it is to report the news without bias. i watched you and will continue to do so and i consider you an honest and forthright person. the voice you used in this story did not sound quite right. okay, i thank you for t

be tom -- nancy hanks. >> yeah.'s his mother. and this was discovered, this genealogical link, when hanks announced that he is going to be narrating a program on the national geographic channel, which is based on the book, "killing lincoln," written by bill o'reilly. >> all right. >>> paris hilton, what else does she do besides carry her puppy around, go to parties, and put her foot in her mouth? >> she opens her mouth a lot. >> well, she apologized to glaad. she was overheard in a cab talking to a friend about -- this is what she said, "ew, ew, gay guys are the horniest people in the world. they're disgusting. most of them probably have aids. i would be so scared if i was a gay guy" there, of course, talking about grindr, a new smartphone app that allows the gay community to hook up. but she apologized. she said "gay people are the strongest and most inspiring people i know. it's so wrong when people bully. as anyone knows, i've always been and always will be a huge supporter of the gay community." >> just for thos

[laughter] what do you think, hank?look, the democrats got away with using it against george bush, he said he's going to make it better, great spot done by the late bob squire. is it a stair question? -- fair question? sure, it's fair. are people better off than they were four years ago? the answer is resoundingly no. you see, it's one thing if they believed it, but they don't, lou. lou: one of the things it's going to be interesting to see what people believe, and that is as this convention begins on the same day, as i said in the chalk talk, here comes $16 trillion. they picked the day where the national debt rises above $16 trillion, we see a cutback in construction spending, i mean, it is one piece of negative economic news after another. what are they doing down there? >> they're not helping the president. and, you know, he didn't help himself by giving himself an incomplete grade which made it worse. the average american's going to say, wait a second, if he doesn't feel good about it, president of the united state

the new take on the new hank's oyster bar, next. >>> where's kate? there she is. >> yeah, that katie. bethesda's own olympic gold medali medalist, katie ledecky got a shoutout from president obama today. they had a special ceremony honoring u.s. olympians and paralympians. they presented the obamas with the american flag they carried during the opening ceremonies. team usa won 104 medals, 46 of them gold. >>> hank's oyster bar, a longtime staple in dupont circle and in old town, now the chef has expanded opening a new hank's up on the hill. >> does it measure up to the high standards of the namessake? here's what tom had to say. >> reporter: oysters on the half shell, lobster rolls, a burger for those who don't fish. the cooking at the oyster bar on the hill is similar to what you'll find at the other seafood joints in alexandria. as i fork into a clutch of supple squid and shrimp, and garlicky cooked tomato, i could be eating at any of the other rival siblings. the narrow dining room is refreshing in its simplicity. but only the new place can claim

duncan earned an oscar nomination alongside hanks for "the green mile." he was known as one of hollywood's true general giants. duncan suffered a heart attack on july 13th and never fully recovered. he died in a los angeles hospital yesterday at the young age of just 54 years old. >>> and here's a story that is going to resonate with some of us at the desk. a newborn who couldn't wait for the hospital. mom was already in the back of the ambulance when it became clear baby jane was on her way. so, her grandad, who is a paramedic, plunged right in and brought the little granddaughter into the world. >> they say i delivered the baby. but moms deliver babies. we're just there to catch them and keep them from falling on the floor. >> as you can see, they finally made it to the hospital. we should let you know that mom, baby jane and her grandpa are all doing fine. and diana is just 13 days away herself from becoming a new mom. so, hope you paid attention to that. >> yikes. >>> a very determined labrador retriever has been reunited with his family after an amaz

but what does it mean that hank paulson, secretary of treasury, had been a head of goldman sachs? and boston geithner, secretary- treasurer, had been head of the new york that? what does all of the mean -- and if you are outside looking in, is a good for us or bad for the public? >> i think there's good things and there are bad things about it. the good thing is when you are in the midst of a financial crisis, there is some benefit to having folks who come from these will street institutions. obviously, goldman sachs is a wall street institutions. the very definition of one. the new york fed as a regulator that fits in new york city, deals on a daily basis with their large commercial banks. commercial banks said on to invite the's board -- jamie diamond from j.p. morgan chase. >> if i worked at the new york fed but i get a -- do i get a check from the federal government? >> an interesting question that even the fed is not clear about. the federal reserve is very much part of the pro-government. the new york fed is this public- private institution -- indication when they are trying

quantitative easing so you call your broker as two thousand and nine remember in two thousand and nine hank paulson told his buddies at goldman sachs and on wall street that the government of what she was then working for was not going to lead goldman collapse they all the guys then went out on margin borrowed against everything that they could borrow against and went long bank stocks incredible amount of money was made in two thousand and nine people's wealth tripled quadrupled in two thousand and nine based on the fact they can borrow money and zero per cent interest rate with no risk now they call themselves captains of industry and entrepreneurs' but you know a recent smokie can make money in that environment it's no big trick to be able to borrow money at zero percent and and rule rule the roulette wheel on guaranteed winners how is out of business choice well going back to that first story they underestimated the risk because they assume the government would be there to protect them in this case and you notice that with this study it stops at two pm of the day of the fed announcement

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hank you. any other -- qú"r >> yeah. >> go ahead. >> commissioner mendoza.ut rates, a hearing on the african-american llfwstudent achievement strategies and a the between sfusd ,m,m sspd and our budget and business services committee is scheduled for next wednesday october 3 sg for the e committee. i am not planning -$ to come to !j!j! kind ct follow up is done by the board of supervisors on things that 3%3%zowe're doing. i have objection to information being shared but good if it has purpose; right? because if they just want to see data we could just want to see data we cou1xúv not have our staff be at their q beck and call. >> that n6n6quis correct. so w been doing digging today who is that the school district has any jyand -- yes, and -- >> [inaudible] district committee. i am going with our chair of the committee ;p4 find out who exactly is information on the $s$s=7drop rates and the achievement strategies since the school district provide that information, so we will 9but oftentimes -- i mean i think our has been really useful and helpful and sharin

i just couldn't believe it. >> jimmy: yeah, i just hung out tom hanks! oh my god!at? then you would have never have won an emmy. >> yeah. oh, hello i'm richard winters. [ laughter ] and then -- >> jimmy: a little bit, yeah you can do him. >> but not. i love him. >> jimmy: oh yeah. >> so i went out and i went out until about 5:00 in the morning. and then at 8:00 in the morning, i just get a call from the casting agent saying, and, "hey damien." i said, "hey, great, it's 8:00 in the morning what do you want?" and he said "steven spielberg would like to see you in an hour." and i went, "steven who?" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: like, not steven spielberg that spielberg. >> you mean steven spielberg. anyway, and then i had like 14 showers. same amount of cups of coffee in one hour. and i rolled up to steven just like this. just going, "hello, steven." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we wanted to cast ozzy osborne for the role but he wasn't available, so -- [ impersonating ozzy ozbourne ] >> jimmy: it's lovely to meet you that was great. >> i don't know how i got that role, but

life as a member of congress, a very generous person heard the story and offered him an autographed hank aaron bat. as a member of congress, you are not allowed to accept a gift valued over $200. so the government took away his back again. tonight, we cannot replace the bat that was taken away from that young boy. but we do give them something that we hope will take its place. ladies and gentlemen, i present to you the first ever recipient to of the lifetime achievement award for services rendered to the asian american community and services rendered to our nation. i give to you secretary mineta. [applause] >> i cannot think of a more appropriate gift tonight than to receive this bat. i want to thank the mayor, and everyone, members of the board of supervisors, for hosting this event tonight. all of us who have had the privilege of serving in public service have gone to that point because we were standing on the shoulders of those who preceded us. i want everybody here to remember that whenever they do in the future, bring everything you are and bring everything you want to the jobs you

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the president will be doing that at a fund-raiser with hank aaron? >> that's right. that's his first stop. he'll attend two fund-raisers. one is a low-dollar one. one is a high-dollar one. they expect to bring in at least $600,000. but of course, fund-raising is going to be a big part of all of this as we head into the last 45 days, fredricka. >> athena jones, thanks so much in milwaukee. appreciate that. >> all right, republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan was not in his home state today. instead, he is spending the day campaigning in florida, including a stop in miami's little havana neighborhood. ryan took the president to task on his policy towards cuban leader fidel castro and promised a tougher stance. >> in a mitt romney administration, we will not keep practicing this policy of appeasement. we'll be tough on this brutal dictator. all it has done is rewarded more dezpettism, we'll help those pro democracy groups. we'll be tough on castro, tough on chavez. and it's because we know that that's the right policy for our country. >> paul ryan's next stop

lead over president obama with middle class families, joining us now a-team, kelly ann conway, and hank shine coff. good to have you here, kelly ann. governor romney on the campaign trail is really battering the president on this bump in the road comment. is it a demonstration of intellectual inp integrity. >> that is leadership, people want romney to go into the first presidential debate who put romney away in the race in florida where he bested annuity begin newnewtgingrich. who is the best debater. it is relevant. romney does best when he is the under dog. on the ropes, this lead by 14 points in middle class, most americans think of themselves in middle class, and most are struggling is a political number, politico buried that lead, they led with romney pulling away. lou: i forgot the question. >> it depends on where those middle class people are, there are three places this matters, ohio, virginia and florida. lou: president obama still maintains a lead. >> he leads in those places, and this is hilarious because senate race in virginia appears to be a lock, and obama is running away

. >> even tom hanks? >> yes. so i went to someone who was a mad man who does behavior great which is bob. he didn't have the innocence of tom, but i would pay to see him dance on a piano. they wouldn't pay him. >> how did tom get the role? >> bobby said yes and everybody wanted to do. >> i penny teamed up hanks, madonna and rosie o'donnell for a league of their own. >> there's no crying in baseball. >> tom wanted the part because he had a couple of flops. >> you told him to gain weight. >> uh i told him to eat, eat like the wind. he ate his way through chicago and indiana. >> don't forget a great wit. safe to say penny is one of a kind. >> she was tough but s man on radio: mission is a go. you are good to go. so, have you made your decision yet? yeah, i think so. this year, more than 27,000 children will be diagnosed with a life-threatening medical condition. their wishes are waiting to come true. you can make it happen. find out how today at wish.org. [ flippers slapping ] >>> travel consideration provided by --

also the art of intelligence by hank compton. he's with cia, but he was orchestrating, managing, directing the war in afghanistan after 9/11. and, again, a fascinating read. kill or capture by daniel klandman, this follows the obama administration as far as what they're doing in iraq and afghanistan, how their policies are being pursued and shows a side of the president which indicates that his policies are not that different in many cases from president bush's. also peter bergin's book, the hunt for bin laden, which i'm really just starting now. it details the ten-year manhunt for bin laden which, of course, ended very successfully last may when he was killed. and then dr. johnson who's been a witness before on my committee has a book called a battle for the soul of islam which is an american muslim's attempt to focus american muslims on the war against al-qaeda, against islamic extremism. and can then another book which is world affairs, it's berlin 1961 by frederick frederick kemi was in college at that time, and it describes

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