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first of all, please give ina a big round of applause for the great introduction. we're proud of her. [applause] i am so pleased to see once again the outstanding mayor of maumee, tim wagener. [applause] there he is. one of the best senators in the country -- your senator, sherrod brown. [applause] one of your outstanding members of the congressional delegation -- marcy kaptur is here. [applause] and your former governor and my campaign co-chair -- ted strickland is in the house. [applause] >> we love you! >> i love you! it's great to see you. [applause] i hope everybody had a wonderful fourth of july. [applause] we invited some people over for a barbecue -- [laughter] -- had a chance to say thank you to our incredible men and women in uniform. [applause] and we're so proud of them. and then it was malia's birthday yesterday. [applause] she's 14 years old -- i know, it happens too fast. [laughter] don't even remind me. she's going into high school next year. which means that she's -- see, when she was small i could say, all these fireworks i had arranged for her bi

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inas oyu noy ha an opportunity to talk more about what's going on around the world. 'mgoitost f o nde, gl nd ic. e h ets t ctth r d global demand. the first one as you can see from this slide is a global population. the world's population roughly exedt ety llpe otelne yon l rte urha i have in front of you that a lot of thademand pressure will be coming from the emerging markets. today almost 90% of thewor 12 ftepatlin ngdepe economies. i want o state very clearly up front that thispio thas b th or cxta actually many sociologists and demographers believe that it will not be seen again after we plateau out at round 10 billion i ve isuoe.l 10. yl lg il i t i e think is a sociologist with some democratic leanings but his statement was as fllows. the extraordinaryroliferation of the humanciennai inisca ects, appears as a unique episode in the growth of the species, since its origin. it has no paralle inreio s aagde esi nm itms ihulk that a comparable expansion will occur again in the future, as the president trend has run its course. think, eitere, ts66cawhe'oyu aru f umc

first of all, please give ina a big round of applause for the great introduction. we're proud of her. i am so pleased to see once again the outstanding mayor of maumee, tim wagner! there he is. one of the best senators in the country, your senator, sherrod brown. [ cheers and applause ] one of your outstanding members of the congressional delegation, marcy kaptur is here. and your former governor and my campaign co-chair, ted strickland's in the house. [ cheers and applause ] i love you! it's great to see you! i hope everybody had a wonderful fourth of july. we invited some people over for a barbecue, had a chance to say thank you to our incredible men and women in uniform, and -- we're so proud of them. and then it was malia's birthday yesterday. she was 14 years old. and i know, it happens too fast. don't even remind me. she's going intoç high school next year, which means that she's -- see, when she was small, i could say all these fireworks i had arranged for her birthd birthday, but she doesn't believe me anymore, so. now, unless you have been hiding out in t

instead of usa, c-h-ina? get it done in america.ts are goofy. >> the big problem is not made in china. i'm relatively open to free trade. if china wants to make the uniforms for cheap, that's fine just why do they have to be so ugly, ralph lauren? not good. >> not good. let's move on to the third one. a secret weapon on wall street. testostero testosterone! a smart move? cindy wrote object it on cnbc.com. she has customers coming to him. my muscles are sore. i don't want to play with the kids. my creativity is slipping. i don't wake up with morning erections. that's a first time that phrase is uttered on cnbc. you don't get that on lou dobbs. >> right. smoke 'em if you got 'em. if you can feel better, feel ten years younger, legally in a fiscal cliff; do it under the doctor's care. >> i have to say, a hulk smash, give me tises to rhone. >> he is more aggressive around the office. >> this is a big business. >> this doctor, the most interesting angle for me this doctor said doing a botox business, that all but dried up in the recessio

life is only due to this man during that ill fated night he also managed to save the elderly neighbors inashe had spent the night holding on to a gas pipe to stay afloat. the water reached two meters in sixty centimeters in the house she tore the doors down smashed the windows and dragged us out i'm going to pray for him as long as i live. never mind granny zena pinpoint thing is that your life. the authorities have promised to move all of the people affected by the flood into new houses or apartments. but for the time being they would have to live either in temporary lodgings or in camps out in the open their shared grief has brought the people of crims closer together. i'm taking this course to my godmother when people cooked it and gave it away for free. to turn it on service relatives went through the same ordeal as many others flood water was already inside the house when they woke up during the night they couldn't get away from it and had to seek safety on the roof thankfully nobody died. we can't help it gary thing is underwater. it's awful. we even have no time to eat. the family w

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the company is expected to claw back compensation from all three in addition to ina drew who ran that chief investment office. she, of course, resigned back in may. banking analyst dick bove will join us on this in just a moment. >>> china's economic growth slowing to a three-year low in the latest quarter, expanding by 7.6%. government stimulus apparently couldn't offset weaker exports and consumer spending. >>> and in europe, moody's downgrading italy's government bond rating by two notches to baa-2. we'll have an analyst from london with more details including elements of another key debt auction. >>> first, mandy is going to bring us up to speed on some of the new twists in that libor scandal. >> good morning, everybody. treasury secretary tim geithner pressed the bank of england in june 2008 to make changes in the way that libor was set. at the time geithner was the head of the new york fed. he sent a private e-mail to irvin king recommending six ways to enhance the credibility of the key interest rate benchmark. among the ideas, reporting borrowing costs for the calculation of l

but the price-- my wife, ina, who is the only researcher who helps me on this.s her own oooks. she's been on your program. she writes wonderful books about france. but she also does research for me, and she's been-- you know, if you have someone with you who's with you all the time, the price isn't that high. and i'm fascinated, i mean, i learn things eye mean, you understand-- i like to talk to you about power. it's a fascinating thing. it's fascinating to see what he does in this book. it's just-- like the civil rights thing. you say how did he get it moving? you say, you know, the southerners control congress, and this civil rights bill is bottled up. it's not even from the senate. it hasn't even gotten oaf to the place for the filibuster. it's been bottled up in the house rules committee whose chairman is judge howard smith of virginia. and they can't get it out of his committee. johnson knows that there's one lever that can get it out-- a discharge petition. it's almost never used. and i write in the book if there was only one lever, johnson was going to pu

he medals he will tie for the most olympic medals along side the soviet gymnast larisa ris lat ina. local swimmer will have a shot at a medal, caitlin leverenz. she will swim in the individual medley that will air in prime time. that starts at 8:00. >> a san francisco teen faces off in fencing in what has become a family affair. 18-year-old alexander is competing in his first olympics as a number two ranked american. he is coached by his father greg who is a three-time olympian himself. the coaches stick with their kids every step of the way. how parents are holding up during the games coming up in about 15 minutes. for more on the olympics including more stories of our bay area athletes and there's a lot of them and a look at swimming's rivalries, head to nbc bay area. >> turning to other news, the man accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar will be back in court. bob redell is live with why the lamar family will not be there. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. sierra lamar's parents will not be at the hall of justice this morning because they do not w

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ina, of course, said okay, and for three years we rented a house up in the hill country, but i would spend day after day driving around interviewing these people, every interview seemed to be 180 miles from the one before. interviewing these people who grew up with lyndon johnson, went to college with lyndon johnson, or with members of his first political machine. when you move to a world, it opens up to you in ways that you can't even imagine. i mean, one thing i heard, you know -- we all heard if you read about lyndon johnson, you cite a wonderful journalist for "time" magazine has a poignant scene in his book on johnson's presidency where following a cabinet meeting johnson says -- he says following cabinet meetings johnson would often say, you know, i had two rhodes scholars at the table, all these guys from harvard and one graduate of southwest texas state teaches college. and he said johnson would always laugh loudly at that. too loudly. and i didn't really understand what lyndon johnson's education, the effect that it had on him, until i went down to the college, found the tex

enjoy today and tomorrow and as we get into the weekend, a better chance of storms back ina the forecast your five-day forecast. 89 today. if e you are watching well out the west in the mountains, there could be a pop-up shower p or storm today. or 87 tomorrow. not going to rain all weekend but betteral chance this weekend than today and tomorrow no a couple of scattered storms. >> we'll take t thank you, tucker. >> hello. >> tony perkins is here. >> good morning, everybody. we have a good one today. good morning. you know what it's time for? ask the weather guys. the most popular segment in morning television in washington, d.c.mo and several other counties around the area. tucker barnes and i put our big heads together to answer your most pressing questions weathere related or otherwise. today's question comes from m chiquita carter in hyattsville, maryland. to be my aunt. that is in the interest of full disclosure. >> you didn't mention that to io me. >> i did not. i wanted to make sure it got on the air. chiquita wants to know, do you think the pattern we have had the past two years

bank's traders along the wild run up huge losses several top managers including chief investment officer ina joe have already quit it's but diamond wants him to return the money as well the land is expected to report wreck or losses on friday i keep track of that now another bank having a bad time of it at the moment is just the same the financial economic and apologize for letting clients launder money through the lens up the u.s. senate is expected to question executives as part of its hearing calls vulnerabilities to money laundering drugs and terrorist financing hey just b.c. case history comes after barclays boss bob diamond said. story for the bank consistently regaining interest right now more strive for europe four and a half million more jobs could be lost in the region that's what the international labor organization is saying that if the e.u. continues to force or terrorists eight now they are calling for job creation policies instead the director general said unless told to measures all taken to increase the rate economy investments the economic crisis would depend on the employm

several top managers including the chief investment officer ina drew how ready quit but i don't want to return the money as well the lender will report record losses on friday our more banks drive this time h.s.b.c. they're going to acknowledge and apologize for letting clients launder money through the lens of the u.s. senate is expected to question executives as part of that hearing called vulnerabilities to money laundering drugs and terrorist financing hey just b.c. case history it comes of the x. box his boss. bob diamond said sorry for the bank consistently regaining investment rights for a million or more people could be losing their jobs in europe that's what the international labor organization to say that if the e.u. continues to force stary see calling for job creation policies instead a less targeted measures are taken to increase the real economy investments the economic crisis will deepen and the employment recovery will never take off that's what the director general is saying and a way i k let's get to the markets will head on into europe a must see that they are trac

ina drew drew was running the division, and they're thinking of taking this much from her. $15.5 millionillion for being fired. they might take away the money they gave her for being fired. ooh. you know who got the call back? jamie dimon. you made the decision. you're the ceo. let's take your money back. no we're not going to do that. get a load of this. $5.8 billion in losses. ber mud da's gdp is $5.7 billion. that g

who was an old friend of mine shook hands and it's for me to disappear in 35 years and as you noted ina an earlier conversation that we had, there are still very stubborn elements, smaller in number year after year who still are rejectionists. but as one who is very knowledgeable about the shankel and smalls road in belfast, the link between poverty and high rates of unemployment and violence, it was the best -- i shouldn't say the best, but one of the best recruiting tools for the hardest men and women in those neighborhoods to organizations who saw destiny as never finding a common moment. >> yes, i -- my comment would be this, really. first of all, i was a soldier, and i was in the scots guard many years ago. i served in northern ireland on the balk side so i have firsthand memories of some of the violence. i've lost friends who have been killed in northern ireland. nobody was happier than i am to see the possibility of peace in northern ireland. it's been a dreadful running sore in the united kingdom for far too long, but you're right about the cocktail. it's a rather peculiar cockt

trader the long while run up huge losses now several top managers including chief investment officer ina drew have already quit but diamond want some to return money as well the lender is expected to report called losses on friday and another bank having a south time of it at the moment hate just b. c. the financial will acknowledge and apologize for letting clients normed of money through the lend it comes of the ex barclays boss bob diamond said sorry for the bank and distantly rigging interest rates i'm afraid it's more strive for europe four and a half million more jobs could be lost in the region that's according to the international labor organization because if the e.u. continues to enforce or stare at eight now the ilo are calling for job creation policies instead the general director general said unless talkative measures are taken to increase the real economy investments the economic crisis will deepen and the employment recovery will never take off. all right then that brings us on to the european markets then they are indeed now close we see how they got on today as you can s

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by 2025 from the world bank predicts thawe will be ina uncltheol lr nt w rghly one third of global reserve. the dollar will be a third, the euro will be a third, and the chinese yan will be at third. by 2032, the main developing countries otdyrexpte e d today's g7 advanced industrialized countries. what i think in some ways is the most impressive pie of data, today in 2012tealav rn le ur the top five economies are still western. there is only one developing country that makes the cut, and that is china. ecy,y weno e o- anthat is the unit states. the rest of those countries in the top five pecking order will all be today what is the developing world. if you look at that ta. eittll in which the developing countries equaled the developed countries and not much more than 10 years, world in which china is expected to surpass the united ates by 2027 nd then puiae y0 r 2050. it will be double the size of the united states in terms of the gdp. this is a world thats directly changing. that is why i would argue, as i said it at the outset, this is the beginning of a new glob swnga which the material

office champ, the dark knight rises.ri topping the charts for a secondr straight aweekend, bringing ina worldwide total of $537 million. >> apparently, i'm a little volatile. and don't play well with otherst >> reporter: the avengers ister: still the biggest winner, taking in note of $616 million,mi domestically, combining of the forces of several professor characters including -- several characters, including ironman. >> this is going rather well. i guess i better do it again. avengers blew my mind. i'm humbled by the success. >> reporter: even though theth amazing spiderman is dipping at the box office, it's $654 million global take means this summer may rewrite the history books. >> this is going to create pa snowball effect that will help the industry, and lead us to an all-time record revenue for the summer of 2012. >> reporter: dc comics comingmi out next cssummer with another superman re-boot, the man of steel, and some avengers off shoots to begin production. it has approach to be a formidable force on the big >> he starts his in august, i start mine in january. >> reporter: all

>>hich is about christianity inhina, today's ina. 'rreoodab "little red guard." and "little red guard" is a moir by wen. it's been reviewed very positively in not only "the chicago tibune", but in the n rkn norme iee,at en reew is coming out in "the washington post." do i have that right? >> yeah. >> so, um, thanks for coming and, again, it's a privilege to be here with wen and hear him talk about this bk that has been greeted th such acclaim. el,. haou thyory mfoi. [applause] >> i'd like to start off by talking about the kindof coming off of the introduction, um, done a lot of journasm i you care. a rte tla nct'v don some translating and written and done books for that, but your first book you chose to be a memoir rather than a piece of repoage. whs thadecione? ink tass o timanpece as some of you are my friends here today know that i came to chicago in 1990 acting likmost immigrants who first arrived in this country, and you try to ursla a y toju lan o ers. d th f ten years i was here, i work as a journalist. you feel very comfortable interviewing other people a

reblics an demrats nallindomeommo gund and it s tse nig ina. let' get rht tit. washgton c.cer with the department of special operations division is under investigation today after allegedly making teatening comments against fir lady michelle oba. the sect svicefficls a wnpling e sigficae of the portsayit waad ke me b somne w shod kn bett. thoffirn queion worn a ut tt filites official motorcades throughout washington, d.c. and has been placed on administrative duty. >>> republicand docra on pitoill hav fou methg tonite agnst,he u.s. ompic unifms. th are expssin oragever e u.s. uniforms that are going to be at the olympics right there that were made in china, urging n american-mad unormse prared hnoehnimpl saihe u.lymp cmitt shod kn tterut hry rdas me me sthin words. >> i am so upset that i think the olympic committee should be ashamed of themselves. i think they should be emrrasd. i ink ey suld ke a the ifor, puthem i b pe d buhe andtart all ove agai ify ha t wr nhingut a singlet that says usa on it painted by hand, that's what they should ar. >> remember, the u.s. olympic c

the cio who oversaw that unit, ina drew, retired just four days later.ock buybacks were halted at the firm. and, of course, more recently, we've heard jamie dimon testifying before senate on the matter and reports that losses could be as much as $9 billion. that, of course, is what we're waiting to hear from the company when it reports earnings later this morning. and we'll have a more detailed preview just after the break. ddd#1 >>> welcome back to >>> welcome back to "worldwide e exchan exchange." >>> china grows at the slowest pace in three years, but data that's mostly in line with expectations. >>> italy looks to sell up to 6 billion euros in debt. >>> spanish banks are still in dire straits as they take up 30% of all gross ecb cash in june. another sign lenders are still struggling to get access to funding. >>> and jpmorgan reports second quarter results this morning, but the bigger event may be when the ceo, jamie dimon, faces investors to shed more light on the bank's trading losses. >>> okay with a good morning to our u.s. viewers who may be jus

would it be harder for ec inas ra raunhepl significant fact of the moe launch of humanity represented by this mixture of european,of afrinndiver? >> thi it s ceainl lptoinse at han ei heads abou wh this kind of situation might be like. wabu nn e ytyt eissiasnngng di hink that was a vital part of that. >> so you have described it as a hard history. what do u mean hat tot utt'rdoeo htth eaa young girl, you know, maybe 14, 15, 16 thartgs at kay --somee tok t oo and actually in the research it was quite clear to me that this extended both to ites and blacks. and iinth mes an sof conversations with descendents, white and black, it was interesting because even we in cnteorar s cey tharopho s hsy. siy- iviho conversations, were not always easy. i remember one descendent oa slave owner who sd to m, y knownhee pe d t dwa eie to. dayoow, mrs. obama has said that she knows that slaveowners a slaves ru acth. heveane the s ,tw hiy.rsi isno i k eeika long time ago, and it is obviously more than 140 years ago. bu it's nothat long-ago. >>nd n s onago, wiwositoy an cousins, one black woman and one wht

if you look at reserve d ilg omd d by china and ina giar tar increasing their amount of holdings not just in terms of reserves but in terms of the assets. where there are gold asss and prop land astsf arndhe d. n'nt rely on the i m s for the u.s. for bailouts. significantly there's a shift away fromhat. i t tret deli between the emerging and developing economies. i talk a lot about the swaps chinas do ual manel ost ecied doar i don't think that is going to happen i great extent very soon. the financial infrastructure required to have the rerve currcy, china w o . to they're moving in that direction is pretty accurate. >> join me in thanking dambisa moyo. [applause] there a nonfiction or book you would like to see featured on booktv. senate e-mail to book-sn.g. ro the pritzker military academy, anthony swofford talk ta.ut his life since leaving the [applause] >> thanks to the pritzker library for having me here. i thank you for coming out. your friends are growing for the lakers or something. an amazing day. igo to read from my new book, a section that tak place in d.c. at the naval h

largest economy in the world getting juked over and over and over by the number two economy which is inaber two economy in the world is now forcing a jeep to be the same price as a bentley. so the obama administration is hitting back. the obama administration has been taking official action on this type of thing at twice the rate of the george w. bush administration. has declared he is china's door mat. in a way no modern administration has been, mitt romney is calling him a door mat. he likes to make a big deal out of saying he as president would be more confrontational. mr. romney wrote on op ed saying he would take aggressive action against the second largest economy in the world. so aggressive he would start a war against the two greatest economies on earth. his plans were stated as a blunder. it was described as mr. romney's hulk policy. romney smashhina. but for all mr. romney is turning green and shredding his shirts with biceps, when it comes to making realç decisions about countries in the market place, mr. romney has not been all that big in confrontation in the real world. in

and our youth don't know how to move out of the house while at the same time saying [ina --] inaudibleand teachers hospital be in their bloody pajamas. greg? >> jimmy, excited to have you on the show. i hope you do better than your son. >> i love him. are you making fun of my son? >> he had a rough time. >> you [bleep]. >> i had no idea. i apologize. >> apology accepted. >> see new a few minutes. >> love you. >> love you. >>> let's welcome our guest. she is cuter than a care bear strangling a smurf with a hello kitty necklace. look, she can waive, lady. she is so smart rubix cubes try to do her. and the emergency room has a self-for all of the things huey has fallen on. and it is my repulsive side i can c, bill schulz. and if hilarity was a cross-word puzzle, i would do him in bed. next to me, the great actor and comedian. who cares ? he is the director of "the baby makers." you must see it. and few will cry when he finally dies. good to see you, pinch. >> today's london 2012 section says china took the gold, and the home crowd was stunned when they sliped from silver to bronze. the un

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three money managers are being clawed back including ina drew who was the head of the chief investment officer volunteerly gave up two years pay. she was one of the five highest paid investors. as for jamie dimon and other top managers it's under review. others are wondering why their pay was not clawed back as well saying the company policy calls for one if there is unidentifiable material risk. >> thank you, mary. jaim yip dimon has been upfront about this trading mess. today admitting his employees hid the losses from him. he knows the impact all of this had on the bank. >> this capital is for known and unknown events. this one we shot ourselves in the foot, but there is capital for things you're surprised about. we learned a lot. i can tell you this is shaken our company to the core. >> as a result, several people have been fired there and there will be significant claw backs of compensation, but jim rickerts says that's not enough, that jamie dimon should go too. james, good to have you and both of you on the program. you say jamie dimon should leave the firm? explain that positio

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and our youth don't know how to move out of the house while at the same time saying [ina --] inaudible pajamas. greg? >> jimmy, excited to have you on the show. i hope you do better than your son. >> i love him. are you making fun of my son? >> he had a rough time. >> you [bleep]. >> i had no idea. i apologize. >> apology accepted. >> see new a few minutes. >> love you. >> love you. >>> let's welcome our guest. she is cuter than a care bear strangling a smurf with a hello kitty necklace. look, she can waive, wavy lady. she is so smart rubix cubes try to do her. and the emergency room has a self-for all of the things huey has fallen on. and it is my repulsive side i can c, bill schulz. and if hilarity was a cross-word puzzle, i would do him in bed. next to me, the great actor and comedian. who cares ? he is the

and the chorus and the chorus of accusations and threats and inas a results at the united nations should never include the voice of the president of the united states. >> greta: former ambassador john bolton is here, an early endorser of governor romney. what haven't we done for israel? governor romney says we have had shabby treatment. what haven't we done? >> for the first 3 and-a-half years of the obama administration, we have acted like israel building apartments in east jerusalem is the principle tret to peace in the middle-east. we have looked at the wrong end of the telescope. putting the responsibility for all the turmoil in the region on israel, by relieving the palestinians of any real obligation to negotiate, he's actually set the peace process back. i think that has kind of set a standard. i think beyond that... the treatment of iran's nuclear weaponnings program has been profoundly mishandled. i don't see that as an israeli issue. i think iran's quest for nuclear weapons jays a global threat, but israel is the most immediately affected by it. >> greta: what i think is partic