ift is breaking the law it is. >> to rick's point, we live in an age of nuclear terrorism and biosfoer. >> no one can trust the president of the united states. >> i trust him. >> you look at a p wiretaps and benghazi and deceptions of obama care and irs scandal. what you need is someone which would be the president, look this is the costs and this is what we are doing with wiretapping in terms of the information and yes, it is worth it because it stops terrorist attacks. cnn, shows polls that 58 percent of the people don't trust the president when it comes to wiretaps. that is far worse than with president bush. you need a leader and somebody in the country can trust. we don't he that. >> to mike's point. and welcome dan mitchell and so good you are with us. force this past week s point, said to them you didn't do viations of the law and you are in the clear and the guy in nsa walked out with a thumb drive of information. anybody can walk out with the information. and that i scary to the american people out there. do you think that there should be not just more checks a balances, but d

i've heard other folks talk to, we're back to single stock risk and a rising tide, not lifting all ifts. i agree with that. i think whatever rallies come from here are going to be very narrow, and i don't think you're going to throw a dart at an index, and the index is going to lead the way. if you're selective, i'm bullish on financials and biotech. i think even health care could get a little big here. the key is, when the market corrects, which i think it will over the next couple months, they're all going to get hit. it depends upon, to what degree. on the flip side, bonds have been hit pretty hard. and i think there is some -- theres some relative value in the bond market. certainly, investments, the higher quality bonds i'm looking at right now, as well as floating rates. >> another way to going to have an opportunity to buy stocks at 10 to 20% lower prices. you're going to lose 10 to 20% of your money if you stocks over the next four months. >> let's talk about bonds. you think they're bottoming or what? >> i think it depends on what time frame you look at. bonds had a tough secon

is that they are willing to accept a peace agreement negotiated between them if the returns are -- ifted for a referendum. the terms are submitted for a referendum. that can be a major step if the peace terms are concluded at the negotiating table. that is a chance to bring hamas on board, even though they will not be on board in the interim. that summarizes my reasons for being much more hopeful than i was five years ago. >> what happened to resolution 242? all of a sudden, we do not hear about 242. >> you may remember at camp david, the israelis agreed to abide by 242, the key portion of which is non-acquisition of territory by force. that meant they were going to withdraw from the west bank and all occupied territories. from the camp david accords. by the israelis early has been violated. i think of the 1967 borders do prevail, as we hope for, i think that would in effect under the basic thrust of 242. the israelis must withdraw from palestinian territories and live in peace side by side with a two state solution. that would take care of 242. it can be modified to some degree. >> a qu

ift was crazy. it was like something off the tv. >> scared being an understatement. part, the driver ran off with no shirt on. cops caught up with him nearby. watson and her boyfriend are said to be okay, if not shaken up from all that. >> i just missed it. >> i could watch it over and over again. >>> coming up here on "early start," we may have answers in the sudden death of a young television star thachlt story up next. stay with us. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. your skin can grow more beautiful every time you wear it. neutrogena® healthy skin liquid makeup. 98% of women saw improvement in their skin. neutrogena® cosmetics. these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. the physical

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on the other hand, the power of the brotherhood which was ift ising egypt from its initial waive that we all saw on tahrir square back to an islamist regime. that's not what the arab spring wanted. now that the youth and women and middle class and labor shifted back and allowed the army to help them get rid of this government, they don't want, meaning the demonstrators don't want the military regime. they want democracy. this would have an impact certainly as i feel in to your knowledge. in -- tunisia and elsewhere. >> shepard: while he i didn't want has a new interim leader. the army chief and how much power he has. details on the army general whom analysts call egypt's new strong man and the rest of the news from america come up. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ thsave

ift is going to remain uncomfortable with the humidity. the cold front started to cool off areas in the upper midwest. it comes with a line of showers and storms. so far this morning, the heaviest rain across northern ohio. the threat of severe weather goes from new england to northern kentucky. the biggest threat from hail and damaging wind gusts. we are not included in the area in new york city and the coast, i do still think we'll see stronger storms today. later on this afternoon and evening. it cools back down into the 80s for tomorrow. finally, carson? >> thank you. itis been a scorcher in the east. it's not that much better in california. they are dealing with triple digit temperatures. miguel is there. good morning. >> reporter: carson, good morning. the governor's office declared a state of emergency for this region and firefighters here will be battling a blaze in 100 degree temperatures. it's 4:00 in the morning and 85 degrees here. take a look at the video here. it's been an extreme and explosive fire out of control for six day

saying ift we are there is no alternative prosecution in the federal court, they remain without chargethe end of time. >> let me clarify, ma'am. the --erial for conspiracy is a can be charged in federal crime. it is a charge that is available in the federal court. atif you will keep them guantÁnamo, they cannot be tried by military commission. is that correct? >> correct. they cannot be tried. >> the hope is that they would have to be transferred out and tried in a federal court. >> either that or go through a aaningful process or have visa set up where the country determines that they are no longer a threat in which they can be transferred. >> let's talk. i have believed from the days of kernel will -- general davis that the commission is an ineffective instrument. hominy the cases have they actually tried? -- how many cases have actually tried? explain what those six convictions are and who is still serving. convictions were for -- the names are -- [reading names] i did not serve in those trials. i do not know the details of each case. the charge that one was charged was -- >> maybe

we will see ift mo needle on shares going forward.but it may get tougher from here. bob lutz, thank you for the time this morning. >> sure. >>> goldman is calling it $45 a share. we go to the mercantile exchange with great news from sharon epperson. >> the latest report coming out from the energy department natural gas storage levels for the past week shows increase of storage to 41 billion cubic feet. that is 41 billion cubic feet which sin jection of less than what the ammists were anticipating. they were looking for increase of 47 and 51 billion cubic feet according to the platte survey analysts. we are looking at nat gas prices declining here. it is a decline here fractionally low here below 3.70. tra traders will continue to watch what happens with the natural gas storage levels in light of the fact that temperatures have cooled off dramatically from the hot temperatures that we had last week, and that could have an impact. they are also watching the tropical storm dorian to see if it will have any impact in the gulf of mexico, a

increasing connect ift and access for people and trying to promote clean energy solutions.ause in africa we're in the inheriting the old grid we have in the united states. we have opportunities not presented to us in the united states. it's similar to the cell phone analogy where they have jumped over land lines and now trying o do the same thing for power. traditionally development approach was spending years, maybe a decade or more trying to create the proper regulatory environment sew that the are the private sector would come in and make its investments. we're flipping that model and looking at tractions that are already in the pipeline or might come on to the pipeline, large energy traction that is have the potential to be transformation al. figuring out what the government can do from its existing tool box or developing new tools. whether that's technical assistance or loan guarantees, technical assistance from the department of energy, perhaps a policy push from the state department through the ambassador. what can we do to remove the obstacles to these tractions or