no one will lend to him, and in hock up to his eyeballs? hock up to her eyeballs. >> you look at the demand for cars and cash for clunkers, government welfare for gm. >> stefan, what is your response to the consumer demand side response? you will come back, give me a quick one. >> 70% of our economy, but not the source of 70% of the profits of multinational industrials. >> all right. i would just say to neil weinberg and others, it's businesses that create jobs, jobs create income and that's the source of consumer spending, i always look at it from the supply side. both stay where you are, you're both coming back, i want to walk through profits some more and get your stock market estimates and ask when will the fed start raising interest rates to rescue the dollar? mr. evans? this is janice from onstar. i have received an automatic signal you've been in a front-end crash. do you need help? yeah. i'll contact emergency services and stay with you. you okay? yeah. onstar. standard for one year on 14 chevy models. >>> we are back with optimist

both in hock to the government, citi is up 75% and bank of america on a run as well in the last month, up 35%. really, the standout has been aig, 80% owned by the government. some cite a short squeeze for this rally that squeezed 277%, 277% gain in the last 30 days out of a stock that was struck from the dow 30 last fall. let's bring in our bull and bear to talk about the rise of these stocks that have been left for dead. peter schiff, most lay bear with bullish tendencies and james, generally a bull. great to see a familiar face. i will start with peter, i will start with you. when you see this kind of activity in stocks some had left for dead last fall, what does it tell you about the state of the rally that has the dow up 45% from march lows. >> an old saying about suckers being born every minute. they're gambling, you can trade them but they're not viable investments. financials are a great place to work but a lousy place to v. i'd sooner buy and airline. the last thing you want to do is get in bed with the government. there were a lot of stocks around the world, they threw a lot

. >> reporter: why are these former ladies of the night hocking their wares during the morning commuteighbors say there are plenty of clients during the morning rush hour. the police say it's part of the perpetual game of hide and seek. prostitutes switching their hours up to avoid arrest. whatever the reason, o'donnell says the time has come to resurrect the neighbor's antiprostitution task force which he says eliminated the problem ten years ago. >> this is the capital of the country. you get a lot of visitors here from not only out of state but from overseas and they're looking at the capital of our country looking like the porn capital of our country. and that should not be. >> reporter: all this week they have been aggressively cracking down on prostitution. whenever it receives a complaint, it typically sends undercover officers to that location within the samday. at the intersection of 11th and k, i'm tisha thompson, fox 5 news >>> let's turn our attention to the trouble at hand. >> danny and another system coming this weekend, brian, really going to put the scweaz play o. -- sq

towson feels like 100. 107 in hock recall. feels like 98 in edgemere. that's what makes it so uncomfortable. this whole night is going to be warm and muggy. temperatures only falling to the mid-70s for overnight lows. we could see a couple isolated showers or thunderstorms. those are most likely to occur along the northern border of the mason dixon line. i'll tell you how long it's going to last, coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, susan. >>> because of the hot weather, marc train riders can expect some delays. csx has issued heat orders for this afternoons a rush hour that could lead to delays of 5 to 15 minutes. whenever it gets hot like this, trains operate slower than usual because the heat can cause the tracks to bend or the buckle. >>> let's take a look at towson university. the heat is on there, but for different reasons. protesters have gathered outside because there is a health care town hall meeting, which is expected to begin in just under two hours. we will be covering that, of course. and that town hall meeting is likely to be a lively o

to natural gas and boone pickens was the one hocking it for so long that we will change it to a transportationng at natural gas at $3. >> the trouble is that technology outraces the market and the market outraces the technology. the bus technology for engines that can run to automobiles. that was waste and now the natural gas is down at a price where it makes sense. you wonder if the obama administration will get behind it and move that money into that technology. >> i can hear people screaming, but if only we were using ethanol, the environment would be cleaner as opposed to running them off. what do you say to that? natural gas is clean. if you don't mind having a tank in your trunk, they took a cab. the technology is there. the national academy of sciences did a study and it's a push if not a loser on converting ethanol from corn when you take the energy inputs required to make temperature we have a way to go, but if the scientists break the code to be fair on the allergy technology or the enzymes to break down the switches, it could be a game changer. >> why do you think it's so cheap righ

ropes, knives and a gun.yingopes on the order of charles mansont they were there to unleash what son, hocking th helter skelter. two more brutale murders would take place the following nighte in less than 48 hoursht los angeles was on the verge of a nervous breakdown. this is the chilling story of what happened to a beautifulst young actress named sharon tate and six others at the hands of a twisted family of drug craze hippies. a story that has it all, sex'st is, drugs, rock and roll, movie stars and murder. muer >> we have a weird homicide.>> >> in a scene described by one >> investigators as reminiscent o a weird religion right, five aronsons including actress sharon tate were found dead at the home of tate and heran husband roman polansky. po >> there were two more murderso 15 miles away. market owner leo la bean carl cameron and his wife -- labianca were found murdered. >> it was a story on page one all over the country.e on it was shocking. i mean if you are not safe ina. your own home, when are you asafe?t >> when the tate la biancao killingsr happened, peopleiker started locking their

. >>> the awadi hotel had will remain closed due to a hock slide.ck slides are a danger in the park, which was formed when retreating glaciers cut dramatic formations into the solid granite. so there you get a little news and a little geography, as well. >> that is full service right there. thank you so much. lots more coming up here in the morning meeting. nothing is off limits when it comes to comedians, so so we thought. especially their in-laws. but one median's mother-in-law has had enough, taking her complaints to court. we'll talk with comedian sunda crundquist. half black, half white, she'll with us right after this. i never thought it could happen to me... a heart attack at 53. i had felt fine. but turns out... my cholesterol and other risk factors... increased my chance of a heart attack. i should've done something. now, i trust my heart to lipitor. when diet and exercise are not enough, adding lipitor may help. unlike some other cholesterol lowering medications, lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk... of heart attack, stroke, and ce

>> chairman hock -- cochran, thank you for telling -- think you for letting us tell the story of the amazing technology that has helped our family. >> kids that just been diagnosed, they can't go to one office every day. you are an example of what happens when you have someone, when the child is acting up, a professional with the standards can come in and say, here is what you should do. >> exactly. >> the problem is, you do not get reimbursed. >> you hit the nail on the head, sir. >> if you went to a hospital, there might be some reimbursement for that. >> somewhat. as the others pointed out, there is a complete public and private insurance breakdown. >> hopefully, we will look at that issue of reimbursement. i almost put that in preventative -- that prevented category of services. again, thank you all very much. to me, it has been very informative. we will continue our involvement in this issue. it bedevils us all on getting a good handle on it. thank you for the interagency task force. thank all of you here. believe me, we will continue to pursue open inquiry and if there are ques

you know, i'm less optimistic and look at the cycle, hock us pock us, borrowing, lending, 35 to one leverage as kevin did to lindsay lohan and britney spears. very cute as children, messy as adults and unlikely to stable a comeback. >> looking from both sides, too tough to make a call. >> the yin and yang. they could co-exist. particularly with a perspective of 50%, some advance in the s&p, there are differing outcomes. there's a great of uncertainty in economic and profit projections. i remember the poet william yates once wrote the best lack of conviction, the worst are full of passionate intensity. i don't think it's time to have passionate intensity in either direction. >> what was i going to say. i lost my thought already. a lot of your analysis, i think, is based consentment, though. i really listen closely to what you're saying. >> i give this -- i give -- i call this recovery in earnings a statistical recovery. the consensus is the recovery in 2010 will be shallow but self-sustaining. i give it very low points. inventory replenishment, cost-cutting are low stock point and not pe expa

you have the investors announcing it would killed steven hocking's when in fact it was the contrary.ome of that was misinformation. some of it was a sign the people were in bad shape. part of it was as the economy does badly, it is hard to always anticipate how people will react. >> next question. >> i think the administration is missing something in the town hall meetings. it is not just one person. the economy is collapsing. we have 30% real unemployment, 48 states cannot balance their budgets. they are cutting problem -- programs. this is the context under which the obama administration is using the phrase health care reform. i am not a dumb. -- done. they say we need to limit medicare expenditures in order to do that. that is the origin of the policy. this is the policy of a hessler policy in 1939. he said certain lives are not worth living. certain people we should not spend the money to keep them alive. that is exactly what has been said. a question to you is, this policy has been defeated by larouche. why do you continue to support a nazi policy as obama had expressly supporte

he topple hocked it high above the wall in right field. -- tomahawked it high above that wall in rightx in right field. man, he crushed that ball. >> jim: so a-leadoff home run. here is cuddyer. swings through an off-speed pitch. 0-1. fifth home run allowed by matusz in his fifth start in the major leagues. matusz was ahead one ball and two -- and two strikes in that at-bat and he couldn't put him away. 29th home run, 95 ribs for morneau. ground ball to second. brian roberts has it. cuddyer is retired. one down. we're going to get the answer now. the ford trivia question, which dome had the highest seating capacity for baseball? buck says the king dome. i say the astrodome. oh, i did olympic stadium is the answer because buck wouldn't let me change my pick. 60,111 for baseball. >> buck: yeah, big ballpark. big stadium, of course. it was the stadium for the oang opening ceremonies and the track events in montreal. the orioles did play -- >> jim: orioles did play in theinterleague in that stadium. >> buck: big ballpark. boy, was it big and empty at the end, of course. >> jim: problem wit

award the presidential medal of freedom. 16 people, portier, tennis legend billie jean king and hockingsthese are the first they'll hand out. >>> new details on a story involving a famous college basketball coach and a woman accused of trying to export millions from hip. rafer g rafer, it gets more salacious as we go. >> there's so many more details as we go. we can only get through a little bit all morning long. louisville basketball coach rick pitino did admit to having sec with a woman while he was married in a res straum back in 2003. this is according to a louisville courier journal. pitino, who's catholic, agreed to give her #,000 bucks to have an abortion. she later accused him with rape and police have not charged him. meanwhile the university is standing by coach pitino saying coach pitino has been truthful with us about this matter all along and we stand by him and his family during this process. >> and in other college sports new, the university of michigan says they're going to have to reevaluate their pro o says after a player was kicked off the team. that's why you've got t

>> hock. i will. as you may annoy, long is refuelling the grass program with another $200 billion. first let's look at yesterday's winners losers. oh, hi! welcome to progressive.com. are you all right? a ferocious white whale wrecked my boat. well, i'm sure we can help you, captain... ahab. well, it looks like you haven't had a claim in over four years, so you don't have to pay a deductible. that means you saved $500! $500? i could get an electronic fish-finder. that's the spirit. saving you money on boat insurance. now that's progressive. call or click today. >>> welcome back. the senate passing a $2 billion stangz for that cash for clunkers program. all the proposed amendments were rejected. the bill now goes to the president's desk and he steins it into law. the president's initial $1 billion in funding is generated more than 920 million in rebates and more than 220,000 auto sales. it sounds like a lot, but just a tiny fraction on 10 billion. but in the end of it, it's getting that money out. >>> big question out there, could banks soon start to change their compensation strateg

. >> you really get concerned when you see one hocking rogaine.oach. one of the players, luke ramirez, 6' 2" tall. i don't weigh 200 pounds. but still, big kids. be careful for the little guy underneath. >> what is amazing is they're not done growing yet. >> right. what about when their 18? congratulations. >> thank you. >>> ft. lauderdale police, operation show me the money. during an under cover sting, some suspects got a letter saying a stimulus check was waiting for them. when they showed up to get paid, they were arrested. >> the way that it was done, using our president and stimulus package in a government letter, it didn't sit right. >> i could understand the general public may say this, but these are individuals that can make you a victim, who could harm our children. >> 76 people were arrested. >>> what have the biggest obstacle you faced to overcome on your road to self-confidence? here's what one i-reporter said. she faced ridicule growing up because of battling a skin disease. she says -- you are today's winner, so we are going to send

>> chairman hock -- cochran, thank you for telling -- think you for letting us tell the story of theamazing technology that has helped our family. >> kids that just been diagnosed, they can't go to one office every day. you are an example of what happens when you have someone, when the child is acting up, a professional with the standards can come in and say, here is what you should do. >> exactly. >> the problem is, you do not get reimbursed. >> you hit the nail on the head, sir. >> if you went to a hospital, there might be some reimbursement for that. >> somewhat. as the others pointed out, there is a complete public and private insurance breakdown. >> hopefully, we will look at that issue of reimbursement. i almost put that in preventative -- that prevented category of services. again, thank you all very much. to me, it has been very informative. we will continue our involvement in this issue. it bedevils us all on getting a good handle on it. thank you for the interagency task force. thank all of you here. believe me, we will continue to pursue open inquiry and if there are quest

. >>> police in idaho say the death of robert manwill is now being investigated as a hock side and sayhere is no evidence the 8-year-old was abducted by a stranger. >> the body of the boy found in the new york canal on monday has been positively identified this afternoon as that of 8-year-old robert manwill. preliminary results from the autopsy give us reason to believe that 8-year-old robert manwill's death was not an accident. >> a 7-year-old neighbor girl says she and robert played on the swing set on july 24th. that is the night he vanished. her parents say she came home around 7:30, which is the same time the girl says robert headed to his mother's house. they are being questioned by the fbi. >>> the father of a missing florida girl haley cummings has bonded out of jail, arrested on burglary and assault charges. he was in court today where his bond was set at just over $12,000. his wife paid it. putnam county officials say he was arrested after a fight with her brother, but have not said what all this fighting was about. cummings' wife was reportedly the last one to see 5-year-old

>> chairman hock -- cochran, thank you for telling -- think you for letting us tell the story of the amazing technology that has helped our family. >> kids that just been diagnosed, they can't go to one office every day. you are an example of what happens when you have someone, when the child is acting up, a professional with the standards can come in and say, here is what you should do. >> exactly. >> the problem is, you do not get reimbursed. >> you hit the nail on the head, sir. >> if you went to a hospital, there might be some reimbursement for that. >> somewhat. as the others pointed out, there is a complete public and private insurance breakdown. >> hopefully, we will look at that issue of reimbursement. i almost put that in preventative -- that prevented category of services. again, thank you all very much. to me, it has been very informative. we will continue our involvement in this issue. it bedevils us all on getting a good handle on it. thank you for the interagency task force. thank all of you here. believe me, we will continue to pursue open inquiry and if there are ques

or you could say that just puts them deeper into hock. their political, sport and ever they need to do something to appease their political base. i guess i slightly off towards that lighter but you can tell either story possibly. is a very interesting case. for those who are unfamiliar with this for 21, this was part of china's accession to the gibby gilbert was a safeguard. it was a very, very low hurdles that the u.s. can put restrictions on imports with sort of very minor injury occurring to domestic industry. and there are a number of such cases under the bush administration. i had an opportunity to participate in a couple of these. it is a bilateral policy and a multilateral world. so it was sort of great public concern about trade with china. there was pressure to do something. the problem was that whenever we look at the situation, what became clear was that it president bush had chosen and some of these earlier cases to back it would have meant that imports that were coming from china would have come from other areas, whether it w