stocks would you buy right now, hough? >> bull market sectors primarily. first of all, consumer at the list, financials, industrial and healthcare. those look good on evaluation but also have been performing well. so we've been buying companies like in the consumer area, johnson controls in the healthcare area company like my land, industrials and first republican bank which is a financial company, a bank company. so those are the kinds of things we're buying and again, we're maintaining a fairly meaningful exposure to the stock market because that's where we think the returns will be the best. >> a little time left. i want to ask you about the big jobs report coming out tomorrow, what it would mean for stocks, bond ps as and the fed. quick answer. >> based on the adp report today it's tough to forecast employment but looks to me like the numbers tomorrow are going to show that we grew more jobs than as the consensus expectation. i think what that will do is be fairly good for the stock market. it will be negative for the bond market. interest rates might

thank goodness she's covered -- >> julianne hough did the sheer thing too. >> did you love julianne hough'slike taking risks. she's gorgeous and has the body to do it. >> blue was another big color. >> it was huge. it was big for the girls and the boys as well. we saw allison williams, yes, it was very minimal, but a great shape. also, zooey deschanel, blues were a big trend on the runway. tina fey, this is a great dress. it fit her like a glove. and it was perfect to crawl up the steps in, i think. >> ladies, thank you so much. >> get some rest. >> we appreciate it. >> she was close to a nervous breakdown. >> and miley cyrus, she turns heads again during a live performance. >> all that and emmy gossip in "today's buzz" right after this. says to wake up and touch e or see or taste or hear the roses. they say to wake up and smell the roses. because scent makes us feel like nothing else can. inspired by the best feelings in the world. glade. sc johnson. a family company. yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeli

it gives you a sense hough tense the situation is. and that plays into the argument that president bashar al assad has been trying to capitalize on that any military strike on syria would result in a regional confrontation. perhaps a full-out war involving some of syria's closest allies, including hezbollah and iran. and that gives you a sense of how dire the humanitarian situation is now that it has reached that 2 millionth refugee crossing out from syria into neighboring countries. in addition to the 5 million inside the country that have also left their homes trying to find safe refuge other than the front lines of this conflict. certainly a situation that remains dire for the people fleeing the country and as you mentioned, one-third of the population now in syria has been displaced as a result of this civil war that by some estimates has claimed more than 100,000 lives. >> some staggering numbers that you are reporting on for us. thank you. live in beirut. >>> several developments on the white house front. president obama met lab

. >> we don't know what the houghs will do then. is there a strategy here that you can detect to achieve some kind of outcome? what is that outcome? >> well, the outcome presumably is to repeal or somehow overturn -- >> i know. i've talked to these people privately. they don't think -- even ted cruz and jim demint and these guys, they say we're not going to be able to defun obamacare. >> ted cruz said publicly he thought he would generate some grassroots uprising, the way people revolted against going to war in syria, and was going to do something similar here. obamacare just -- whatever feelings are about it out there, it was not going to produce a grassroots uprising. so to the extent he has a victory, it's apparent victory my understanding harry reid is going to hold a series of voteses. some well allow republicans to vote for the mr. that deletes funding for obamacare but after the second procedural vote he only need 5z 4 votes and that's when they will vote to strip it out, send it back to the house. the house is going to vote

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and julianne hough, who generally looks stunning. i didn't like the see-through detail.s so cool. she doesn't care what everybody -- >> everybody prefers -- >> she didn't just quite work for me. >> we'll make her own it all. >>> a huge night on social media as well. it's the way to watch the shows. sara haines here are more. the "gma" social screen. our new -- >> last night, so much going on on social media. carrie underwood's performance of a beatles song raked in 17,090 tweets. her tweet read, the coolest thing about singing "yesterday" on the emmys is the cool later i got from paul mccartney telling me i could sing it. jesse tyler ferguson talk about eyes. instagram set up a booth to help people thank people they forgot in their speeches. >> the bottom line is it's more interesting to watch when you have twitter going and the tv right in front of you. >>> coming up, a huge week of tv. we'll go behind the scenes of a brand-new one. >>> good morning Ñito you. a student from the university of maryland is out of the the hospital this çómorning after being xdshot off campu

derek hough. you got it done with kellie pickler. how is it going to go with amber?we're ready to dance. >> nice. >> i'm excited. >> this could be a really interesting couple. i'm excited. >> we're going to have a lot of fun. >> jack, you are one lucky man, my friend. you have cheryl burke. cheryl, you had a couple reality stars already. >> yes, i have. >> they're just the most difficult stars to deal with. they really are. >> what is it going to take to make jack win this whole thing? >> well, your goal is to beat kelly, right? >> yeah. >> take it step-by-step. >> and some freak accident when everyone breaks their ankles. >> i'm very impressed so far. very impressed, jack. >> we want to talk to tony and leah. you're on remote. i'm sure you're already practicing. tony, wynonna and you didn't go as far as you would have liked to. how are you going to change that with leah? what's the game plan? >> i think she's an amazing person. when people get to know her, they're going to want to keep voting. she's going to work really hard to make everybody proud. >> i like it. >>

i if you're not on top of hough that guy got hired in the first place, it does call into question therocedures in general and how many others there might be like that. >> you're exactly right. the one thing we need to do -- this is startling. the tsa do not do a recurring background check. that's something they do not do right now. just verified that today. they need to do a recurring background check once a year on employees. thankfully nothing happened in this case but here is the better question. what if this guy was able to get some bombs or other type of device inside the airport area? congress needs to take a closer look at tsa and start saying to themselves, how many more incidents will it take before we start addressing this problem. >> neil: yes. tsa workers go through their own screens? who knows. rod, thank you very much. >>> well, lois might not be talking but her tea party bashing e-mails are singing leak a could canary. was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doc

her partner derek hough. they danced in to the hearts of the judges. 27 out of 30. they loved it.e most reserved of the judges, said, "i'm palpitating, perspiring and flat lating." his heart was racing while he was watching. that next up valerie harper. this is an emotional dance. a 21 out of 30. not the best of the scores but just the fact that she is -- her brain cancer is nearly in remission is just an amazing feat for her and here she is dancing at a time a lot of people signed her off and said she probably won't survive the cancer. complaining more about her knees than her cancer and looking wonderful in the process. and then the low lights. bill nye the science guy. >> the science thing. >> the whole thing. 14 points out of 30 for his science-themed cha-cha. they didn't like it. one of the judges said, "you had all of the elements in there but they were all backwards and forwards." unfortunately he's not doing great. >> i'm looking at them and agreeing with the judge. >> there you have it. we will have to keep an eye on it. by the way, this is the season where we will only h

the study including everything from houghs hold income to perceptions of corruption, and how much freedomeople have to make their own life choices. who is getting happier than anyone else? the u. n. looked at the past decade and found latin america and the caribbean showed the piggest improvement. they also ha the biggest drops of corruption in their region. turned out mexico is one big fiesta, but cold canada was the only country in the americas to make the top 10. after full the tour mill the middle east and north africa, countries there had the biggest decrease. one thing that hurt the u.s. is an increase in perceived corruption. maybe the dreadful public opinion of congress, is justified after all. coming up next, the man who went from hero to villain within a week after 9/11 gets a bit of redemption, more than a decade after the attacks. negligence. next. one of the most guy agois figures in the post 9/11 coverage. the bond market trading giant took up the top five floors oif world trade centers north tower, just above where the first plane hit. 658 people were trapped when all the e

including mandy moore and derek hough of "dancing with the stars." harris has left another clue.ality tv lately. expect some seriously unserious zingers. i love him. he's so talented. >>> and talk about tough love. a mom selling one direction tickets online just to publicly shame her daughter. in a story that rocketed to number one on redit. an australia woman is auctioning her daughter's one direction tickets on ebay. she lied about staying out late carousing with older boys. the tickets skyrocketed. but the seller ended the listing. the mom fumed in an open letter, you may hate me now. but i don't care. it's my job to raise a responsible adult. not nurture bad habits in my teenage child. >> good for her. >> just think, our parents didn't have that in our time. right? to be able to do that to us. >> i want to go to new kids on the block, mom. >> new kids on the block. >> i feel that's a reproduction of an actual conversation. >> and i didn't go. >>> who says cats can't fly? you can if you're hello kitty. eva airlines offering three very special flights a week from taipei to los

they hough, they puff. but in the end, they cave.sylvania has announced that he is about to sign in his state the medicaid expansion under the obama care or under the affordable health care act. we see this governor as he's made this announcement, but let's go back to what the governor said about the vet same obama care program he is now signing pennsylvania into. >> the health care law imposes an unconstitutional mandate. the law threatens every citizen's individual liberties well beyond the issue of health care. >> as attorney general, i oppose it. when i became governor, i rejoined a suit as governor. i have not been a supporter of obama care at all. >> it is unconstitutional, it's all of these things but when the pedal hits the metal, we find out that it, if it's brewner arizona, now this governor, all over the country, the program is working, the people need it. and all that will tough talk ends up with a pen in their hand signing it into law. joining me now is e.j. dionne. thank you for being here. >> good to be with you, rever

hough is this unfolding? the president will speak about the need for a strike.old the votees put off on the strike. the russians are offering a way out. it's like a "who's on first" deal. >> we have to as a nation identify what is our objective here? if the objective is to ensure that the syrian president no longer uses chemical weapons, that's a viable issue. if the objective is to somehow punish that country for what has already been used, that's vastly different. we initially have to decide, what is it we seek to do, and when that question is answered we'll know more. >> neil: you're much better on this stuff. i don't believe anyone. putin said syria didn't have chemical weapons and now is volunteering to gather them all up and have an international group watch them. and then syria says, we're onboard with that, the same syria sat said we don't have chemical weaponed and now saying we do have chemical weapons and will support this move to put them under lock and key. the two big proopinion inepts of the latest other option have lied. so who do we trust here?

we do have blackberry,hough, still not hitting that $9 a share de th fairfax financial hasut ofor it.ll, fed heads are out today doing dage cntro unding ff this week about wt the new york -- what the federal rserv didn't do last week. new rk fedrent bill udle speaking today in ne york cit defending the fed's decion not to tarack bond-bing rchases. peter barnes was at the spch. what jumped out at you? >> reporter: liz, fed oicials gone wil here in new york. [laughter we had dudley speaking today as well aswo ores, an let me start with, rst,all fed nk president richard fisher. he saihismornng that he told bernanke last wek after they decided not to taper- and heoesn't like qe, he is an inflation hawk -- he said doing nothing at this meetg wld increase uncertainty abt the futur conduct of policy and call the credibility of our communications into questio this credility issuhasbeen a big deal. dudley did vote for this connuing keep qe going at $85 billion a nth, a he said he felt that job creation was not stron enough yet a neither was momentum in the economy. >> to begin to taper, i have

how much was due to the fed talk and hough due to quadruple witching?y about the fed. the fed not be a thing about uncertainty. stable dollar should be stable but something the central bank hasn't practiced for decades. david: steve forbes, with the "forbes on fox" on fox news channel, every saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. god we're patting each other on the back here. >> no one else will do it. david: cheryl is getting too much. back over to you. cheryl: you are the host, that's true. coming up, everybody, tired of buying expensive razors every month and forgetting to replace them until too late? we'll speak to the ceo and founder of the dollar shave club. it's a startup everyone is talking about. he has another bathroom product. mens wipes. are you confused? take a listen. >> fortunately there's a better way to wipe your messy bottom. called one wipe charlies. butt wipes for men. >> butt wipes, mike? [bleep] >> yes, butt wipes. you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is l

a lot of people are talking about sophia vergara, those gorgeous jewels and julia hough.says green is his new color. >> i appreciate it. >> can i just say for all the people who are -- oh these seg mens what the women wore, only the girls are interested in those things, it's the guys who love this segment. >> nancy we have to put a couple of tupgs back in their mouths this morning just saying. good to see you. >> it begins with gayle by the way. >> especially after i've had no sleep. >> good to see you. >> you can see nancy's full coverage of the emmy awards this evening. check your local listing. norah. >> that was fun. now to a little more serious story. we're going to talk about a ship with a notorious history, but we'll take you aboard to see how it's charting a course for the ♪ ♪ nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid and you can have the car and everything that goes along with it. [ thunder crashes tires squeal ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so, what do you say? thanks... but i think i got this. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new cla. starting at $29,900. >>> it's one of the most u

derek hough, amber riley, huge scores. big applause. a lot of gleeks in that crowd last night. also, leah remini, fighting her nerves to fox-trot. one judge called it sass and class. big night. big debut for "dancing with the stars." a whole recap, on "good morning america." >> some of the dancers were like, there's j. lo. right over there. >>> also ahead, the mother who never gave up her crusade for justice for her daughter. now, a man on trial for her daughter's death, seven years after it happened. >> wow. >>> also this morning, prince harry is getting blasted by a blizzard overnight. all part of a grueling physical training that he's putting himself through right now. and we will tell you about that. >> better he than all of us, we could argue. >>> also, britney spears, the live event to end all live events. so big we had to go to the desert for it. the big announcement. there she is with samuel j. we have a surprise for her in the middle of said desert this morning. that's where we find our sam champion out there. sammy? >> oh, josh. #eyesonbritney. 1,300 people. dressed l

." ♪ earning her and partner, derek hough, a standing ovation. >> nice. >> reporter: and a whopping scoreted. full on fabulous. >> reporter: the small screen was on fire. >> she was repping for the big girls. >> amber, you look really sexy. >> reporter: and twitter was abuzz with praise for the 27-year-old being an inspiration to real women everywhere. one tweeting, you are amazing. could not stop smiling watching you dance. you're an inspiration to so many women. and another writing, love her attitude about image. no matter how you look, you can do whatever you dreamt of. and for riley, there's no higher compliment. >> i want young girls that look like me to get out there and move and dance. and i'm pushing past that cardio and really enjoying it. >> reporter: known for her role as mercedes jones, on "glee," the california native dreamed of being a dancer. >> dancing for me was a dream deferred. it would be singing or dancing. we couldn't afford both. >> reporter: but her road to stardom wasn't an easy one. in november, riley talked about her struggles with body image on mtv's "this is h

. >> reporter: derek hough, ever the jokester, tweeted sunday, that he was going to reveal the new casting stars, like bristol palin and kim kardashian and heart-pounding drama. who can forget marie osmond's fall? and melissa gilbert's concussion? now, the anticipation is building. and the wait is almost over. in less than 24 hours, live on "gma," we'll be announcing the new cast and their partners. >> it is the best cast we've had. >> the first time i didn't have to google anybody. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau. >> 23:26.50 until we reveal the cast here on "gma." >> anything you want to share with us right now? >> anything you want to share with us right now? >> whoa. >> are we waiting? >> i thought it was you. >> i heard it was you. >> i heard it was you. >> i guess we'll find out tomorrow. >> actually, we are -- >>> "duck dynasty's" uncle si. he's one of the stars of the hit show. he's telling it like it is with a book out today. it's called "si-cology 1." si gives us an exclusive, behind the scenes look at "duck dynasty." ♪ >> hi, "good morning america." i'

. >> project has been>> guest: kym hough with people that have life- threatening injuries and also 18thhocolate festival, benefit for project open hand, sept. 14 & 15, hello, cathank you -- jan. all of the proceeds go for project open hand. it is such a great organization. >> it really is people just have to go to the ghira rdelli has been a round 160 years. it is still an american company and a wonderful place. >> at the square there is this big festival. >> we basically close down the streets all around the square next weekend for two days. we have about 40 vendors. . the guests purchase a $25 ticket and you can have tastings on all of the boats. wiice crea, and af the -- booths with culinary action stations. they are making things with a chocolate and people will be taught how to make decadent treat this. there is a lot of activity with many people for project open hand and sports memorabilia >> this ice-cream festival is so interesting there are three different categories and three different ages. from our children to take kids. and-from a big ticket--and small kids. >> we make a bi

>> derek hough, ever the jokester, tweeted sunday he would reveal the new cast.es. are you ready? with 16 seasons of headline making stars like bristol palin and kim kardashian and heart pounding drama who could forget marie osmond's fall and melissa gilbert's concussion. and 17, filled with more news making surprises. now the anticipation is building. and the wait is almost over. live on gma, the new cast and their partners will be announced. >> it is the best guests. >> the first time i don't have to google anybody. abby boudreau. abc news, los angeles. >> brings it us to our facebook question of the day. who would you like to see join the cast of dancing with the stars and why. >> join the conversation. wnnfans.com. we do have some rumors on the cheat sheet. >> little disclaimer. we don't know. even though it's an abc show, we don't know. >> they tape is right downstairs. that's not true. we have no idea. that's us. >> listen to rumored people, amber riley of glee. valerie harper, battling health problems. leah remini. elizabeth berkeley. snooki, david beckham

christina bellantoni, pbs news hour, julie gold, award-winning comedian and then also we have stan houghtelevision host chuck nice at the table. thanks to being here. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> seriously, christina, i'm going to start with you as one of the straight men at the table here. what do you think is going to happen next? >> i have no idea. >> i would not want to be john boehner. i have said that several times. what he's about to do at noon is sit down with a very unfriendly republican conference. they don't want to give him any concessions here, and he wants to avoid a shutdown. what he says is not just a talking point. no one wants to see that happen. but they want to push it to the brink and no one's doing any favors. the senate went home. they'll be back monday at 2:00. boehner has all weekend to try and negotiate with republicans to say, well maybe we'll do this other deal and then get this one done. by the way, what they're talking about doing is only funding the government until 15th. >> not even talking about really solving this. >> right. >> do you guys feel like a

you know hough you have your list of questions? >> do you want to explain domminion?all knew they were going to get this, there was very little doubt. sierra club blessed this. we've been talking about this for months on "mad money." if you're paying up three points for a utility that will be able to build something in 2017, 2018, you're making a mistake. that's too high for dominion resources and that's one of my absolute favorite utilities. >> on the same subject, the wall street journal today reporting the epa is going to have extraordinarily high, stringent standards for new coal plants. >> i don't think anyone felt otherwise. >> which would require them to bury their carbon dioxide emissions. >> there will never be a new nuclear power or coal plant built in this country. >> new nuclear as well? >> ever. >> that's economics, though. >> fukushima. one day the federal government will probably get rid of its guarantee or the insurance guarantee. it wouldn't shock me. and coal, nope. i know this from mike sutherland. he said, listen, it's done in this country. done. >

you can see what happened yesterday and hough yiew yields moved up just a bit.. their drop was much less. they are coming back a bit. the significant portion of the technical analysis here is to move the charts back to july. the very lift that foot, that first significant high, we talked about it when we were in the sight of week -- two day of and the same could be said for the gilts in the u.k. the dollar index has its own set of issues above and beyond the fed. it's drifting lower. open that chart up to august 1st and you can clearly see how it's deteriorating. hey, what day is it, mikey? i'll tell what you day it is. for all the rest of the country around here, it's blackhawks day! they'll have captain jonathan toews to do bell ringing. >> what are you talking about kelly? >> billionaires. keep this in mind. if president obama, who back in july has had a lot of his domestic agenda overshadowed by foreign policy to crisis here at home, but if he's concerned about the wealth gap in this country, a well cited berkeley industry talking about how 95% of income gai

wet: part of the issue brought you want to talk about ,hough is the backlog of claims other type of claimsat the veterans administration. give us a snapshot of what is going on. guest: people need to understand what these claims mean. the benefit backlog, these are people pending claims within the va either for medical, sometimes education, or various other claims that are pending, but most are medical. we are looking at close to 500,000 that are and what is called the backlog. the backlog of any claim that has taken over 125 days. with that, it has taken an average 304 days for many of these claims to get resolved, and there is evidence that there are claims that have gone on to 600 days. then we have appealed, which is a whole other category, where there are 250,000 that are waiting on their appeals to be addressed, and does can go up to 1000 days. host: what is taking so long? guest: well, the veterans administration had decided in 2009, secretary said when he was sworn in that he would resolve the backlog. that increased 3000% under obama's administration. the reason was secretary shou

$10 billion on the taper, the $85 billion we're doing is probably more like 100 billion considering hought budget issues are moving in a positive fashion. basically a 10% cutback really not all that much. we're spending a lot of time talking about it. maybe the issue is the digital nature that the process has begun. but we'll know more of course as mr. bernanke plays the role of the baby-sitter. sooner or later i guess our economy will be given adult stat to us stand on its own two feet. the market is already looking that the a bit. look at the intra day of 10-year notes. now, if we look overseas to the bunds, they've already undertaken that significant psychological 2%. if you look at the gilts, it's taken over and hovering at their psychological 3%. let's talk foreign exchange here. we could look at a one-year chart of the euro versus the dollar or we could flip it around and look at the exact mirror image of the dollar index because the dollar index for the most part is heavily euro. but if you want to look at a currency that is moving and a group that doesn't think stimulus is needed,

[names being read] hough [names being read] [names being read] of his. >> to my brother firefighter ,st a day. we will never forget. we talk about you cj like you are in the room with the. >> to life of our we love you, we miss you and forever in our hearts. of god bless america. god bless new york city. [names being read] [names being read] >> demanded to my grandfather and uncle and it was the ultimate struggle. reavis you every day. debut tuesday electrical workers for your support. and to the thick maze of lost sons, brothers fathers who are not here today. four selflessly born dash selflessly of running into the towers. i am wearing your away jersey today and they're definitely of the weighty and. >> to my cousin of flight 93, matt that matters a great deal. [names being read] [names being read] [names being read] >> to lie unforgettable uncle it we love you, we miss you so much. >> to right doesn't everyday's seems further from the day that we lost to but from the time we will see you again. i cannot say it be enough. we love you, we miss you but for the paid we give thanks to g

it had a fairly decent handle on fraud in this country with a system that really worked it worked hough to do well thank congress said we have to get rid of this is a very sophisticated program to identify the areas in the code that were subject but nobody gets elected to congress by cracking down their taxes. this is why it is almost insolvable because whenever they want a tax system that is honest? everybody don't. >> host: you right throughout american history in the economy it was hardships for the many by congress in the warehouse responded often reluctant mate usually after deal they've been in the event they responded three days but to whom have a the hold process and many, many false starts in the whole basis was to create a tax that somehow taxed greater portions of the country that at the time and not going taxed but averages taxes to support the government for time to kick off? but they had the basic of medicine with food and water with scores of revelations and children dying. that was publicized for a long time before it got through. similar thing sandy acc -- the exchange