>> howard: joy.c can make it better. it will make life better. it's victorious. and it grabs you. i mean, it's like, "yeah, i gotcha! whoo!" ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stahl: gospel for teens received a flood of letters and support after our story aired. vy is saving up in hopes of moving to a larger space. and it seems that when yolanda's father heard her song, he reached out to her, and they have seen each other twice. gabby francois is now in college, but she hasn't been back to gospel for teens for a while. she has to work saturdays in a fast food restaurant. auditions for vy's new beginners class will be held next month. >> go to 60minutesovertime.com for more of the story behind yolanda howard's song to her father. hi. welcome. thanks for coming. we're going to head on into the interview. greg . . . greg . .. was fuel efficiency an important factor in buying this car? oh definitely. as all my friends would tell you, i am one of the cheapest people you'll ever meet. and whenever i was filling up with g

howard, you come on, there's 181. it is like a horse race to get to 216 and 41. >> i think there's not going to be overwhelming vote for this obviously. all the reporting i have done today, nobody likes this thing. they don't think it will help the economy, don't think it helps credit worthiness necessarily. yes, it is a disaster avoided, but hard to come back to voters at home and say the best thing i did in washington this year is help avoid a disaster that i helped create with the drama up here. so nobody wants to vote for it. and i think the leaders of both parties are going to permit as many to vote no, as long as they have the majority. you have jockeying within each party and then measurement and jockeying between the parties to see who contributes how many votes in the end. >> gabrielle giffords apparently just voted. that's the only reason i can imagine there's cheering. not the results or even the bill here. we are up to 191. we have 25 republicans that aren't voting. they will have to do something, yea or n

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and for context we'll check in with key players on the left and right, howard dean, the former chairman of the democratic national committee, and republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina. it's all ahead on face the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs "face the nation" with cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. and now from cbs news in washington, bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning again. david axelrod is in buchanan michigan this morning. mr. axelrod, welcome to the broadcast. >> thank you, bob. >> schieffer: for the first time in the long, proud history of america, u.s. securities are no longer considered the safest place to invest your money. i just want to ask you, what is the impact of that statement going to be on people who are turning on this broadcast this morning? >> first of all, let's see how the markets react because i think there's a broad consensus that this is still the safest place to put your money. you know, we can debate the strength of the analysis that they did, the history of s&p and so on. they made an egregious analytical er

. >> stahl: yolanda howard, age 14, had arrived by subway from the bronx before the mikes were even setp. >> yolanda howard: i was so happy, because i was the first person. ♪ ♪ >> stahl: and she brought along her friend, rhonda rodriguez, who started off a little shaky. >> ♪ ♪ >> stahl: were you nervous? >> rhonda rodriguez: i was really nervous. >> higginsen: hold up. move her to "this little light of mine." >> stahl: did you think you had gotten in? >> rodriguez: no. >> stahl: did they really, really have to be great in the audition? >> higginsen: absolutely not. they simply have to carry a tune. we don't expect them to be great; they're teenagers. >> stahl: of course, great is welcome, too. >> ♪ ♪

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howard, how happy is john boehner tonight? >> oh, i don't think he can be happy at all, because any number of polls show that the american people don't think that the budget deal, the debt ceiling deal, was helpful. in its specifics or in general with the economy. and i think there's widespread feeling in the country and around the world that the spectacle we just went through is a contributor to what we're seeing now on wall street. the chinese news agency -- i think the china news agency said something about mad cap follies of brinksmanship, which is a pretty good headline. and the ambassador of the european country that i talked to the other day just shook his head and said he couldn't believe that this great country was behaving the way it was. so that's where we are in this country and in the world right now. >> robert, can the president and the democrats use this stock market as a teachable moment about economic cause and effect? >> well, it's too risky, i think, lawrence, to use one day's stock market fall to center a c

everything has gotten so toxic, howard. so, tell me about the responses that you've gotten to the company. nasdaq's ceo among those who have signed on. who else has signed on? >> well, the response is republicans and democrats, it's from silicon valley, consumer brands, tim armstrong from aol, mickey drexler from j. crew, kevin johnson from juniper. these are all people who are not looking at partisanship but citizenship in addition to that, with 9% unemployment, 42 statements in america who have budget deficits, there's a crisis of confidence in america, and it's serious. we need a sense of urgency and we need leadership. it's about job creation and the economy. we can't get to that until the leaders in washington remove the uncertainty in america. >> so, when you say withhold political contributions, to everyone or -- >> i want -- >> what -- >> what i want to do is, we set up a website in the last 24 hours, which is upwardspiral2011.org. you can get information there. we're saying two things. please suspend your donations

your dad's ron howard.nkler, the fonz and tom cruise used to babysit for you, right? >> that's a slight exaggeration. he was just, when my dad was doing a movie called "far and away" he didn't have kids yet and soon after he shot "far and away" he adopted his children and i think he was just very excited having a lot of kids around. you know when you start thinking about having children like and you see a kid around you just start kind of like playing with them and stuff. >> was he a good baby insitter. >> again not baby babysitter. >> he was practicing with you. >> he can do acrobatics. >> he did? >> yes. that was entertaining. >> cartwheels? >> no like backflips. >> really? >> yes. >> quite impressive. >> i thought it was, i still think it is. >> day cool baby e kay cool babysitter. >> it is. >> he's doing backflips and next minute you're a hot movie star. >> he's incredibly supportive and complimentary and things like that. i mean honestly all of my dad's friends are like that. they're all very thoughtfu

expect delays at fourth and howard we will be back as the kron 4 morning news continues.come back to the kron 4 morning news its 9:44 a.m. we are waking up to low cloud walnut creek temperatures are going to be a little cooler today oakland will warm up to 65 degrees today partly cloudy in livermore it is certainly a little cooler as we head into the afternoon. temperatures in the '60s as you head further inland. as new-line time we will be in the '70s and '80s 60s along the coast afternoon highs will peak at allow eighties we're not expecting any 90 degree temperatures today. we will be 10 degrees cooler than yesterday will warm up to 80 in walnut creek's. it will be cool along the coast with his stay in the upper 50s and 60s this is a look of your seven day forecast low eighties over the weekend we will warm up as we head towards tuesday and 90 degrees >> rapid improvement at the bay bridge toll plaza where not tracking any hotspots the drive time is down to 12 minutes west bound. u r c and beta openings here at the toll plaza on this is the end of summer light traffic.

there was a history there later on. 670 howard, apparently is not a historical resource. that is important to note as far as that is concerned. it is pointed out, there were 17 fire stations added in the international style in the 50's. there are plenty of them that still exist if you like that style. there are plenty you can see. we won't be losing anything as far as the landmark there. commissioner moore: i need to correct myself. thank you for reminding me, when i said mission street, i meant to say howard street. >> if there are no more comments, i would assume this concludes the public hearing for the san francisco museum of modern art expansion and fire station relocation and housing project. comments will be accepted at the planning department's office until the close of business august 25, 2011. commissioners, you are ready to start item #7. the thirty fourth america's cup cruise terminal and

howard, your response? >> all i can say, as far as romney's concerned, when you dock to their people, they give you all kind of tactical reasons why romneys in a good decision. he's behind all the other car, going to crash and not talking why he's so grated and why he'll but through. >> he's not the guy to shoot the moon? >> you know what i'm saying? >> yeah. now that you're so hot, and built you up jennifer, on the top of the game here, who based upon any reporting you've had your hands on does the white house fear of this trio? >> they fear perry the most, because bachmann doesn't have experience. she has the same knock on her obama himself had. she has no executive experience. that's a problem in a general election. she's a very formidable candidate, though, but it's perry's to lose. >> who do they fear most? can you report? >> here's what i will say. rick perry on paper is perfect for this republican party. as jennifer's been describing it. >> how about for next november? >> but we don't know what his r

howard's always right. >> twice a day. howard fineman and jared bernstein. thank you. >>> coming up, rick perry is the not getting any love. i'm talking about the w. people out there. it seems to be more personal than business, the opposite of ross in the godfather 2. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. >> the biggest concern we have right now is not the launching of a major terrorist operation, though that risk is always there. the risk that we're especially concerned of right now is the lone wolf terrorist, somebody with a single weapon being able to carry out widescale massacres of the sort we saw in norway recently. >> wow, let's hope that doesn't happy. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] an everyday moment can turn romantic anytime. ♪ and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment's right. [ man ] tell your doctor about all your medical condition

howard you picked up on this. what do they see in this guy perry who to most of us is just a word, rick perry. >> i metric perry, i've seen him in action, he's great for texas. i don't know if he's going to play nationally. fist of all, we had george bush. most people still blame george bush for the economy, not barack obama. number two, rick perry hasn't answered questions nationally and is going to try to run away from the national press corps, i don't know if he can do it. there are questions about his record people haven't explored. some people, especially the bush people, think that rick perry is shallow. they say he's only in for the sound bites. you know, when proponents of george bush -- chris: when supporters of george w. bush accuse perry of being shallow, we've hit the mother load. >> i think democrats and the cast of "saturday night live" want to see perry as the nominee. chris: and a lot of focus on that guy. six months from now, david you pick this up here, who is going to be the hot hand in the repu

howard's always right. >> twice a day. howard fineman and jared bernstein. thank you. >>> coming up, rick perry is the not getting any love. i'm talking about the w. people out there. it seems to be more personal than business, the opposite of ross in the godfather 2. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. >> the biggest concern we have right now is not the launching of a major terrorist operation, though that risk is always there. the risk that we're especially concerned of right now is the lone wolf terrorist, somebody with a single weapon being able to carry out widescale massacres of the sort we saw in norway recently. >> wow, let's hope that doesn't happy. we'll be right back. >>> rick perry was campaigning today, but it was controversial comments earlier in the week. he said the fed chairman could be treasonous if he decided to print more money before the election. today he joked about the reaction. let's listen. >> i got in trouble talking about the federal reserve. [ laughter ] >> i got lectured about that yesterday. >> well, he made light of it,

with us today, howard fineman, nia-malika henderson, andrea mitchell and michael duffy. first off today, the switch boards led up this work with protests over grid look. at the polls. the most motivated republican voters are not fallen to house republican tactics. 73% of voters blame president obama, not the house republicans. and republicans think that debt cash will help them defeat the president. here is how they'll play the president's failure to win the day. bargain on thecc1: they'll claim the president showed weak leadership, that he was not the post-partisan compromiser, he that is still a big spender and probably most crucial, they'll tie this crisis to the jobs crisis.cc1: howard, right now there is a lot of heat all over the place, a lot of it against the right, the tea party people. come next year, how will the conservatives and the republicans use this whole deal over the debt against the cc president? >> well, thecc1: president's gr vulnerability is that he is somehow irrelevant. really s weak and notcc1: dealings the finalcc1: on the budget crisis, that ti

kunstler author of several blogs and clipping the long emergency and world made by anna james howard kunstler welcome back to the kaiser report i am ex nicea all right james according to your most recent blog post you have dumped some of your treasury bill i sense there's a story here tell us tell us about it well i just got kind of nervous about you know you wasn't the idea that they were going to lose value overnight or you know that i was going to be stuck with worthless paper necessarily i was getting a little concerned that the banking system was maybe going to freeze up and that we would just see a lot of sort of problems and obstructions in banking right so this is interesting because a treasury bill is considered to be really indestructible in terms of its credit worthiness it's the basis upon which the entire u.s. economy is built. it's the basis upon which the entire global economy is built if you consider the fact that the u.s. dollar is the world reserve currency so the fundamental building block of the global economy that the lowly u.s. treasury bill you're suggesting th

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from 15 minutes public relations howard bragman. welcome, howard. how obama is performing? turmoil abroad a tremendous jobs, economic crisis at home. a lot of people questioning whether obama's leadership is really up to the task, even among his supporters. dissatisfaction. how would you rate him? >> well, before i rate him i think you have to understand the environment he's operating in. and i will say, i think he's better at running for office and projecting leadership than he has leadership in office. i'm happy with a lot of thing he's achieved but not heralded them well or held his position well. is-it-is not a world where you mobilize half the country and get going. we live in a world of marginalization. the things that got done on health care, the things that got done in the debt crisis, these were all done in the fringes. little deals and wouldn't even tackle the big 1.5 trillion dollar budget deficit in a they had to agree on because they knew they couldn't. and understand that it used to be when i was a kid, and this is the old guy talking,

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host: howard schmidt is the white house cybersecurity coordinator. he has had one of the most intriguing careers i have ever seen. i would suggest you go to the sitee house wouletb to look at further. he worked as a policeman in chandler, arizona. he worked at the fbi. he was a special advisor for cybe space security for the white house under george w. bush. he was vice chair of the president's critical infrastructure protection board. he served with microsoft as well. that is just a couple of the things. he got his b.a. and mba from the university of phoenix. one of the proposals the president calls for is that this needs to be coordinated from the white house. do you see this as a cyber security czar position? guest: i would not collett all a czar. the turn coordinator is what this about. we have seen similar states around the world do similar things. recognizing there is the defense side, the commerce side, there needs to be people bringing these things together and giving advice, in our case the president, and and other countries the prime minist

>> i think so. >> is this official breaking news from howard fineman? no, this is howard fineman talking into a very plugged in senior republican. >> not the engines running, plane set to go to new hampshire and he decide he's not going? >> put it this way, he's almost never wrong, he said he's definitely running, he's got close ties to the perry campaign but is not part of it. he said he's running, and the logic of it is pretty clear, lawrence, because number one -- newt gingrich of georgia is $1 million in debt. there's a big, gaping hole there for a southern appeal to the bible belt, which is what that rally was, and to the tea party mentality. you couldn't have more stark symbolism than rick perry admitting his intentions in charleston, south carolina, which was john calhoun's home turf when he said leading up to the civil ward, let's succeed. >> i mention quomo, literally with an hour left decided not to fly to new hampshire to file papers. i don't believe you're running until you're running. who does this candidacy hurt the most? feels like it hur