. >> george: a new harley! ) this harley-davidson sportster 72 boasts an air-cooled 1,200-cc evolution engine, chrome exhaust, self-canceling turn signals, and a tapered peanut fuel tank. >> drew: the game is called the range game. in a second this red area is going to start going up the scale here, when you see the price of the harley in the red area hit the button. if you're right you win the harley. ready? here we go. amber isxd waiting, i'm waiting. you'd look -- you look good onñr a harley, amber. no helmet law in ohio, either, you can ride it just like that. $12,200 is the low number. coming up to 12,400. you'd think somebody from ohio would know the price of a harley, seems like a natural thing. $12,500, headed up to -- he hits the button. a little over the halfway mark. $12,340 all the way up to 12,490 something. ready? ready to win a harley? >> let's do it. >> drew: one, two, three, light it up! oh. man. sorry, man. that was close. just waited a little too long. got yourself a >> drew: welcome back eve

. >> george: a harley-davidson motorcycle!s and applause ) it's the harley-davidson super glide custom. features an air-cooled engine, chrome staggered exhaust, and classic harley styling. ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: all right, now the prices up here... it's either down here to here, it's somewhere in here. when you see the price in the red area. it will climb up, up, up. it is nothing electrical we have this guy right here. say, hi. >> hi everybody. >> drew: just a dude pulling a lever. nothing magic, it is all mechanical. when you see the price of the harley super glide in the right area hit the button. if you're right you win and snoop gets money for the charity. snoop is here to help you out. >> at least 15. at least 15. >> yeah, closer to 15, two, than 14, nine. so a little over you think? >> no i wouldn't say over before you get up in there. it's all you. >> drew: good strategy. here we go. >> go ahead. >> drew: getting up to 15, two. >> go ahead. >> drew: here we go, hope you got it. light it up, please. you got it

not harley retail. kors talking about certain shareholders even some of the management now, some members of management will tend to sell about 23 million shares of this retailer in the secondary offering. you see the stock right now, right when you have a secondary ito/ dilutes the shares. so shareholders don't love that but that's what happens. it is down 4.25%. you remember this ipo back in december of 2011. the stock is up more than 100% this year. their outlook going forward for north america and europe is going good for the double-digit sales growth they expect in same-store sales. apparel, watches, all kinds of things they're doing pretty well. yeah, that's what we're looking forward to. 4.3% to the downside. ashley: just slightly lower. main we get it back up to normal by the time we're finished. nicole, thank you very much. we'll check back in with you in 15 minutes. >>> coming up when a company spins off a business which stock is the better business? that is good question. credit suisse has bee

. >> aubrey met her shining prince on a shining harley. months later they wed in a temple ceremony and now have a baby girl. when choosing contestants for the current season. >> someone who put god before himself. handsome would be nice. >> reporter: one thing they're not casting for is drama. erin said he's honestly trying to help chris find a wife he can love for all eternity. >> fun living, not too serious. strong lds girl. >> reporter: they're not looking for a marriage that last a lifetime. mormon look for something. >> it's not death until you part it's time and all eternity. wouldn't everybody want that? >> i don't know. i'm single in the afterlife. >> reporter: for anyone who watched popular shows like "big love" and sister wives an obvious question arises. this was a religion that allowed polygamy. >> if you watch those shows, you think you have a choice. >> i have somebody ask me, if you're the bachelorette, can you choose if you want to be a polygamist or not? not exactly. >> reporter: a lot of reason the producers are makinghe

next round of the americas cup world series, coincides with fleet week in the same area, also the harley -- bluegrass festival, castro st. parade, the cruise ship unloading and loading on that saturday. we have the grand opening of the -- in union square. we have football game, 49ers against the bills. a white likely be giants will be in town with a playoff. an incredible amount. >> [ off mic ] >> absolutely. there's a map that shows some of the special event and you can see there is a significant concentration in the northeast quadrant of the city. we will be once again testing some of the people-planned concerts for the america's plan, also supporting the fleet events. also converting the embarcadero, operating 47 limited and providing other enhanced services to support these events. it will be a strong drain on our resources but as we did during the last weekend we will manage to make sure the vents are successful and everybody relying on muni can still get around town even if not going to the event. agencywide, we have an operations plan to serve these events. we had feedback from th

eun rode her harley this morning. >> oh, yeah. >> she's got her black leather on.he's good to go. >>> a great day under way. if you can stand it, the autumnal pattern continues. a live view of the washington monument from the hd 4 city camera. 63 cool comfy degrees. if you left the windows open, there's a chill in your bedroom this morning. 51 is the dewpoint. that's very dry. northwest wind is about 10 miles an hour. that's going to pick up as the day progresses. as we have high pressure moving in from the midwest out of southern canada, dropped into the upper midwest overnight. many places in upper michigan and wisconsin are down into the 30s this morning. closer to home, we're in the low 50s in montgomery county, parts of fairfax, and into prince william and much of northern virginia, low to mid-50s. east of washington, prince george's county, mid-50s. charles county, anne arundel. temperatures there in the 60s. 40s in the mountains. by 6:00 a.m., clear, chilly, not much wind around. we'll be in the 50s to low 60s. sunrise at 6:45. by noontime for the lunch hour

harley cohen. i'm terrell brown on this "cbs morning news".rell brown on this "cbs morning news". we miss you. >>> in florida a 15-year-old girl is taking a huge interest in the real estate in her neighborhood. she made some grown up investments. >> willow may look like a typical teen, dress like one, and act like one. but growing up during florida's foreclosure crisis gave her the opportunity to become something else too. >> i bought my first house and i'm buying my second house here soon >> you're a landlord. >> yes. >> she's likely florida's youngest landlord, taking her cues from her realtor mom who buys cheap bank owned homes. >> i would go around with my mom and look at these houses and there's one that was filled with a whole bunch of furniture that was nice and i said well i can sell this stuff. so that was how it started. >> willow eventually made $6,000 by selling furniture, which she used to help her purchase this $12,000 home. she will soon close on her second house, this one. it costs $17,500. >> i'm trying to get as many houses a

independence is has always been the simmering sentiment when it comes to this national debate between harley lines has somewhat given the current economic conditions an economic plight in spain catalonia is feel they've been hard done to that they give more to madrid in terms of the budget about twelve billion euros more on an annual basis ever received back also catalonia as a regional sort of contributes about twenty percent of spain's annual g.d.p. is still part with its own destiny struggling to reduce that deficit in catalonia about forty billion euros but here they say they've made deeper and tougher cuts than anywhere else in spain this issue actually this month also about a million he thought on to the streets in barcelona as a call for independence away from madrid that comes at a very tough time for spain as a whole particularly for the government of prime minister rudd hordes as one m.p.'s dubbed it is a crisis on top of a crisis as they're facing their own problems of deficit reduction and people coming out to the streets in many tens of thousands to protest against how the gover

and yet harley a drop from the city north and there was plenty of opportunity to get out and enjoy theeather. a lovely war early september evening with these winds bringing some lake cooling. when you have the remnants of a hurricane you do not call off the way we do with most storms. we had mid-90s and the 90's at naperville with a 74 on the other hand. we may have a 91 at o'hare and a 90 on wednesday which could bring an isolated thunderstorm with gusty winds in the afternoon of wednesday there is a severe weather threat there are even he is visor is as you can see from the south year. this is for high winds up in southern alaska. that weather system will buckle the jet stream. we have near 90 during the day on wednesday that it will cool off a little bit on thursday. tomorrow an early shower, partly sunny hot and humid. hot and humid again with a good chance of storms and maybe some severe storms for wednesday. and then we cool off a little bit. an update from aldermen whose district is right around the lake front. veterinarians have confirmed this you were supposed to look for feve

manual labor blue-collar to the bone >>he is a human metaphor for detroit boldfacing setbacks but harley defeated both exhibiting resolved and resilience and determination believing in better days ahead ... while working and raising a family rodriquez took 10 years to earn a 4 year college degree >>how can one improve one's station in life ... >>but before attending wayne state univ. his lyrics were intelligent creative and reflective of reality in that city ... he hoped to be part of detroit's resurrection >>i ran for mayor several times and state council as well and for michigan state rep ... >>he carved a living at of back breaking work ... his south africans friends knew his music better than that of the rolling stones are elvis presley ... his music survived in spite of rumors that he did not ... fading portions of the city were crumbling harsh economic realities took its toll on detroit and its people but native sons were believed to have their best days behind them while across an ocean and lifeline rodriquez could not have imagined fans memorizing lyrics that inspire their politi

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boy-insired, harley-davidson, for the girls, poems and stuff. >> that's sexist. >> what do you mean?ut definitely a disciplinarian kind of cool project. >> this is kite with the pencils. >> this is a time-out stool. i made this for kathie lee. hoda, when she acts up, you flip it over, and you have to sit on the stool until the timer goes down. >> how do they know it's over? >> that's the beauty of it. they'll never know. >> just like what she's doing. >> finally, this is crayon art. it's a cool fad you see popping up everywhere. >> oh, look at that! >> everyone has old crayons. i'm going to show you how to do it. come on this side. grab a blow dryer. you could do this with a heat gun or blow-dryer. get that going real quick. i have a special guest judge. i'm going to bring my son in. come on in luca. my wife sherry, too. what you want to do is point down and get close. what will happen, it will start to drip. >> look at mine. >> hoda is an artist. look at this. >> oh, put it right up against it. i think we have to go, right? >> don't give up yet. this is art, girls. work it. >> oh, t

like harley davidson, miller lite, he's a brand, he ice going to win. you go to nebraska, north dakota, four, you hold scott brown, we haven't talked about what's happening in virginia, ohio, florida, i feel very good about it. and i would keep an eye on hawaii. we have great opportunities. we're going to win this race because people know that we need a better future for this country. so far, the last four years have been a disaster. >> reince priebus, thank you for your time this morning. >> all right, thank you, george. >>> the obama campaign, david axelrod here with us. you heard chairman priebus right there. last week a defining week for the campaign. a good week for the republican campaign. >> well, i don't know what prism he's looking through, i don't think anybody else would define it was a good week. it was an enlightening week. the week began with romney slandering 47% of american saying they're hooked on dependency. didn't pay their taxes and so on. at the end of the week we saw him manipulating his own tax returns to plump up his portion to t

harley-davidson. despite growing sales to women, this is still very much a man's machine.t sales slowed as the new model year was shipped this month. ubs says soft have been soft all summer. 22% earnings growth for the year. >>> stock number three. deere underperforming the broader market with shares up only 9% a year but august retail sales for large tractors were up at healthy double digits along the to the research company that says 2013 could be a good year as farmers plant more to make up for the drought. >>> finally, stock number four. boston beer. up a frothy 43% in a year. deutsche bank thinks shares may have too much of a head though it adds the company keeps finding new growth outlets. >> back to you guys. >> it was absolutely fantastic. we were wondering who the guy was who you roped in to dress up and do all the -- >> that is -- he is the manliest man in the los angeles bureau. that is video editor robert simons. they don't get any more macho than that. >> jane, great stuff. >>> now to the three most awesomest videos of the day. first up, this is kind of the op

boy-insired, harley-davidson, for the girls, poems and stuff. >> that's sexist. >> what do you mean? geez! this is not sexist but definitely a disciplinarian kind of cool project. >> this is kite with the pencils. >> this is a time-out stool. i made this for kathie lee. hoda, when she acts up, you flip it over, and you have to sit on the stool until the timer goes down. >> how do they know it's over? >> that's the beauty of it. they'll never know. >> just like what she's doing. >> finally, this is crayon art. it's a cool fad you see popping up everywhere. >> oh, look at that! >> everyone has old crayons. i'm going to show you how to do it. come on this side. grab a blow dryer. you could do this with a heat gun or blow-dryer. get that going real quick. i have a special guest judge. i'm going to bring my son in. come on in luca. my wife sherry, too. what you want to do is point down and get close. what will happen, it will start to drip. >> look at mine. >> hoda is an artist. look at this. >> oh, put it right up against it. i think we have to go, right? >> don't give up yet. this is ar

and i think in wisconsin, of this one person i had in a focus group who was laid off from harley-davidson and she's going through the hammers of hell trying to figure out how she's going to vote and at this stage of the game she likes obama personally, she worries about the economy. and as she goes, so go so many voters. and i think out at the democratic convention, i can see her listening to bill clinton and i can see her listening to barack obama and suddenly swinging that way. those are the people i'm trying to listen to. >> thank you, as always, to pollster peter hart who reminds us, of course, of the human being element in all of this. great to see you as always. >> thank you. >> coming up it is the economy stupid, or is it? the romney campaign puts god on it side with an attack on the obama platform. including this one about mormon's and her husband's nomination. >> it's always wonderful when milestones like that are accomplished and i think that was why we were all so pleased with so many americans, we're so pleased with the last election and seeing that a black man was eleblgtsed

through an individual, michelle out in wisconsin, who is 38 years old, left out, lost her job at harleyand for her, mitt romney hasn't made it. she doesn't know him, she can't feel comfortable with him, she feels uncomfortable with the economy, but more comfortable with obama. if he gets her, he gets wisconsin and probably gets the election. so you bring it back to people. >> one of the things i think has been undervalued here, tell me if i'm wrong, is that joe biden speech validating him to working class and middle americans saying i know this man, i see him every day, i see his reactions, he's fighting for you. joe biden may not be the greatest orator in terms of the elegance of his speech, but those were very important points. >> oh, boy, were they. what they do is they hit home and they communicate with these average voters, and so joe biden is an exceptionally important part of this ticket because he reaches the people that the president doesn't reach. the president's more intellectual and joe biden is much more tactile, if i can put it that way. >> john harris evaluating the last

photographers captured the encounter and now the pictures are burning up the internet faster than a harley-davidson >>> coming up, one of our traders making a risky bet a couple days ago. a look at whether it is paying off when "halftime" comes back. so, we all set? i've got two tickets to paradise! pack your bags, we'll leave tonight. uhh, it's next month, actually... eddie continues singing: to tickets to... paradiiiiiise! no four. remember? whoooa whooaa whooo! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? happier than eddie money running a travel agency. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> pandora's taking another big hit today, down about 17% since reports that apple may be looking into its own internet radio service came to light. one of our traders saw friday's dip as a buying opportunity. let's listen. >> i pulled the trigger this morning at about 10:29, a share. this is a really great risk-reward. you'll know if you're wrong on a short term basis very quickly. the story wi

conservative democrats though as well, so house speaker nancy pelosi and senate democratic leader harleyorking on changes to win up enough democrats. president obama called them on a speaker form saying their efforts to save the economy. they thapblg thanked mr. obama. pelosi hit the mute button and democrats went back to work leaving the president speaking into the ozone. it eventually passed but without a single republican vote. eric cantor later looked back saying he was really surprised, the book says as quote "how badly the white house played what should have been a winning hand." though obama won the vote cantor thought he had unified the opposition. mr. obama and his aod menstruation succeeded in squandering any good will and the chance to cooperate with any republicans. bill: interesting read. jim angle back with us now. obama as campaign has the mud year hands. i'll tell you what the subtext of this this. the president has flung more personal put downs at his rival than mitt romney. you can read about that today in "the observer." martha: "washington post" clinton puts in a star

she lost her job harley- davidson. she underscores the struggle people have been through and what it means. as she looked at this election, there were lots of things she did not like about mayor ronnie, but at the end of the day, for her, -- lots of things she did not like about mitt romney, but at the of the day, it was easier for to take a chance on it romney then proceed with what she perceived as the status quo. you would not normally put that kind of person in to the romney camp. but when people went through all of their various problems on the issues, they often wind up in a very different spot than what you would expect. then you want to see how they reached it and how important it is it to them. finally, the one other thing i want to do tonight, is show clips from michelle obama's speech and from ann romney's speech and from mitt romney and barack obama -- see how people react to them and what the date -- what did they take away from it and how did add to their feelings of the candidates. he tried to get a whol

olivo: when i was 16, i had a friend in high school who had a house full of stuff and a harley parkedin his living room. and...he didn't have a job. he wasn't selling drugs. i asked him what he did to support himself, and he said, "well, if you want to know, be at my house at 6:00 saturday morning." so, i was at his house. we went to a flea market, and i got hooked. the flea market people are the most creative people i know. they're all people who are like me who understand. i get up at 4:30 in the morning and drive two hours to come here every week. cho: you think of the african village market, right? the people might look a bit different, but the context and the flavor's very much the same. a little later, i'll be going dond getting flowers. there's a man who makes crêpes -- fresh crêpes -- and they're wonderful. sebak: his name is andrew eigenrough. he and ruth bostwick make thin french pancakes -- and a good part of their living -- in this market. it's a real good deal. where else can you pay a rent of $15 or $30 a day? so... there's no comparison. olivo: it's entertaining. it's l

. >> gretchen: any guy on a harley can't be a klutz. >> i'd love to put you on the back of it any dayrmer president bill clinton. what was your reaction? >> i thought he was sensational. he's the country's most popular politician. people forget impeachment and monica lewinsky, the things that were so tacky during his presidency, faded in distant memory now that he's got this foundation, now he's been working with george h.w. bush. >> steve: rehabilitation. >> it has been -- it may be rehabilitation, but hugely successful, otherwise the polls wouldn't indicate that two-thirds of the american people would vote for the guy. so here you have the most popular politician coming and vouching for a president that people have a loft questions about. and i thought he did an excellent job. he was sincere, he was straightforward. it was kind of a marathon speech. 48 minutes long. but i thought did he a couple of things. i think that by vouching for the president and even complimenting michelle obama on the elegant presentation she made on tuesday night, he did a wonderful job. then he went after

if the american companies did it, it would be illegal under that harley and they would thus be monopolies. - taft-hartley. -- taft-hartley and they would bust the monopolies. my second question is the true cost of fossil fuels, not factoring in what they pay at the pump. you might get a gallon of gas for $3 and it is cheaper than solar or wind. 30 years later when you have asthma like i do, the true cost comes out. host: carl in missouri. guest: there were more competitors in the 1950's than there are today. there used to be 350 refineries in this country, many of them producing small amounts per day. in today's world with the economies of scale that are required to compete and break even, those refineries can not. a lot of the small mom-and-pop refineries have gone away because they cannot compete in today's world. they could not keep up with the regulatory requirements for clean air. they were not willing to put the money into the refinery process to make it a clean operation. today, it is an industry that has consolidated and rationalize. i would suggest there is still seers competitio

boy-insired, harley-davidson, for the girls, poems and stuff. >> that's sexist. >> what do you mean?ime-out stool. when she acts up, you flip it over and you have to sit on the stool till the timer goes down. >> how do they know it's over? >> na that's the beauty of it. they never know. this is crayon art. everyone has old crayons. i'm going to show you how to do it. come on this side. grab a blow dryer. get that going real quick. i have a special guest judge. i'm going to bring my son in. come on in luca. my wife sherry, too. what you want to do is point down and get close. what will happen, it will start to drip. >> look at mine. >> hoda is an artist. >> oh you go up against it. i think we have to go, right? >> don't give up yet. this is art, girls. work it. >> there it goes. >> see, this is fun. >> even my son can do this. >> i'm bored. >> i can see the kids would love doing this. >> luca is getting all splattered. who's got it going on there, baby? >> it's splattering his face. >> it's your fault. sorry, honey. >> coming up tomorrow, singer ashanti. >> how to be happier at home.