. >> jamie: mike emanuel live from washington, good to see you. >> thank you. >> jamie: kelly? >> governor mitt romney slamming president obama's response to the attack in libya. ahead of the foreign policy speech he will give in the the swing state in virginia on monday. the governor says the president failed to lead on the tragedy. here he is on hannity. >> i believe, obviously, what happened there was a tragic failure. there had been warnings of a possible attack. there were requests on the part of our commission there, of our diplomates there, rather, to have additional security forces there and they were turned down and following the tragedy, we saw, well, misleading information coming from the administration and in fact, the president didn't acknowledge that this was a terrorist act for what, a week or two? this was a terrorist attack, lives were lost, this happened on 9/11, we expect candor and transparency from the president, from the administration, and we didn't get it. >> so, what kind of message does governor romney need to get across in his speech on monday? ambass

good morning, i'm eric shawn. >> jamie: i'm jamey -- jamie kol bee.makers are attacking each other over the handling of the libya attack. here's newt gingrich and former democratic new mexico governor, bill richardson. >> we are now told that ambassador rice was in fact, acting on what the intelligence community told her on sunday, after this attack. what they told her on sunday, if that's correct, is factually false. we don't know in detail who is in charge. >> what troubles me is that

jamie? >> jamie: eric, thank you. the tough economy means a lot of people are keeping their cars longer, making it more important to keep your vehicle running really well. in the take charge consumer protection segment, i wanted to help you not get tan for a ride when you go to the repair shop. associate online editor at shop auto week dot-com is here. great to see you. >> thank you, jamie. nice to see you irtion you know how it is, for women. we walk into the shop. we don't understand what is wrong and all they see is a blonde and we get ripped off. can you help us out? >> absolutely. i don't think it pertains only to women. men need help, too, when they are getting their cars fixed. at shop eighto week dot-com, we help people find the one new or used car best for them. but we also offer a variety of information to carry you through that ownership experience. yes, it is nice to have that older car so you don't have the car payment every month. but you want to make sure that you have the quality repair shop on speed d

jamie. jamie: they talked a lot about that.ongressman ryan taking on the obama administration's foreign policy. he criticized white house and how it is handling iran's nuclear program and america's relationship with israel. >> let's look at it from the view of the ayatollahs. what do they see? they see this administration trying to water down sanctions in congress for over two years. they're moving faster toward a nuclear weapon. they're spinning centrifuges faster. they see us saying when we come into the administration, when they're sworn in, we need more space for their ally israel. they zoo president obama in new york city, the same day bebe netanyahu is instead of meeting with him, goes on a daily talk show. jamie: leland vittert live in jerusalem. we're so curious, leland, good morning to hear reaction there to israelis to the debate and election overall. >> reporter: good morning, jamie. this is really the first time in recent history that the united states support of israel has become an issue in the u.s. presidential e

i'm jamie kol -- colby. the campaign's reacting to the performance at the first presidential debate. and there is the new jobs report friday that, shows unemployment, the rate is down. did we create enough jobs? we are looking ahead to the vice-presidential faceoff this week as well. senior national correspondent john roberts is live in port saint lucie, florida. good to see you. >> reporter: good to see you. 3:15 this afternoon, the governor will be here in port saint lucie, florida, a town that barack obama won in 2008. let's deal with the emotional moments. this started in st. petersburg, florida, on friday. the governor opening up, trying to show people he is not the scary, plutocrat that the obama campaign has been making him out to be, talking about a personal story with a son of church members, when governor romney was a senior member of the church in belmont, massachusetts. david came down with leukemia. governor romney, who was mitt romney, went to spend a lot of time with him. in the hospital, wrot

jamie: he's known for not holding back.ut republicans are seizing on a new comment from vice president joe biden. we'll have a fair and balanced debate on what he said straight ahead. >> this is deadly earnest, man. this is deadly earnest. how they can justify, how they can justify raising taxes on the middle class that has been buried the last four years. how in lord's name can they justify. jamie: florida senator marco rubio says tonight's debate will present americans with a clear choice between the two candidates. >> we'll see someone who is able to explain how it is what he stands for will make their lives better. this is a debate. it will be the first time americans get to see niece two men standing next to each other and crystallize the choices they have. jamie: president obama and governor romney will be on the same stage before an expected audience of 50 million americans. that's pretty big. bill: rubio knows all about this communications stuff. you saw him in tampa, a terrific speech that knew how to reach people.

>> jamie, several big swing states are in play for the presidential election. together, they'll likely decide who sits in the oval office the next four years. joining us now we have two analysts. toney and martin, welcome. tony, let me start with you. what state do you believe we should especially look out for that could be the key? >> obviously, ohio is the quickest and the most honest answer to that. but we have to look at the totality of the upper midwest territory that has become the critical part of this campaign. it's the battlegrunted for romney and the firewall for president ork bottom a. but the president's lost a lot of ground in florida, a lot of ground in virginia, probably new hampshire and colorado. he did not anticipate having his final days of the campaign spent defending iowa, wisconsin and now possibly michigan, pennsylvania and now we have a republican ad in min mip. so that shows the trajectory. romney is on offense and obama is on defense in the final week. >> eric: obama on defense, he went to new hampshire and only got four electoral vote

>> thank you, jamie. i appreciate you having me here on this busy news day.he essentially, what the bureau's new rule will allow is the new consumer bureau to come in and examine large participants as they define them. it doesn't really change the rights of consumers. consumers can still choose to not talk to debt collector, they can ask for verification. we treat them with respect. and with fairness. >> jamie: are the practices going to be more fair to the consumer? >> well, the change with the bureau is to come in and start to examine some of the large participants and look at the internal controls and the compliance programs and how they deal with the consumers on the phone and things like that. i don't think the bureau's new rule will change the way that our collectors deal with folks on a day-to-day basis now. >> jamie: under the telephone consumers protection act, collectors can contact consume ors cell phones. a love people don't have land lines. with the job getting more difficult for debt collector, are they resorting to more desperate practices? >>

it's uncanny jamie finally found a place in the world. so you know jamie diamond has been all over the press in the last week bragging about his earnings record profits based on the fifty seven percent increase in mortgages and mortgage origination so the headline reads said actions to reduce mortgage rates may be helping banks more than borrowers max was this totally unsuspecting. member the whole plan of their central banks is to you know bail out the banks the banks claim that their systemic. play important to the system and they need to bail them out they took all the money from the government who is opposing austerity measures and people talk about inflation and deflation it's really about translation and translation is transferring wealth from the poor and middle classes to jamie diamond and j.p. morgan is translation and there's a big mystery out there stacey everett about you know the fed keep frantic money where do we see the inflation we don't see the inflation paul krugman of the new york times say i don't see inflation also ab

animal of the state jamie diamond. max yes we have some animals of the states in our first headlines here feds man ball and used animal kits returned them to store for resale a florida man faces federal tampering charges after he allegedly bought used repackaged and returned at least twelve home and among kits from a c.v.s. drug store which were then resold to unsuspecting customers well let's roll back a little bit to a headline about bear stearns now owned by j.p. morgan bear stearns e-mail refers to bonds sack of s. astra astra caster ect. but the bank kept forcing them on investors says lawsuit so these are the mortgage backed securities that bear stearns now owned by j.p. morgan packaged into but this into securities and sold on to pension funds around the world they refer to one of them of course as a bleep breather i'm not going to be surprised when j.p. morgan and jamie dunn announce it's going to take this and the reseller public as an animal reseller i.p.o. value them at a billion dollars and then turn that i

it was jamie diamond. before the robbery and then he escaped you broke his leg and then it was amputated that's correct so the analogy to the bankers on wall street or the city of london would be that they are stealing money from folks and we would want them to jump off a building break their leg and be amputated. well jefferson county alabama is bankrupt because of jamie diamond and j.p. morgan selling them interest rate swaps on their sewage system that ended up costing them like many times over what the cost of the sewage system was so perhaps even this man robs some sort of shot because he was broke because he had to pay the sewage fee to jamie diamond but the other thing is the police deputy he would never talk like that he did he say this referring to jamie diamond when jamie dimon bankrupted the entire county by tens of millions of dollars i would like to think that maybe he jumped off that cliff because of remorse but i can't give him that much credit why didn't he tell jamie diamond jump. well ame

i'm jamie colby. >> i'm eric shawn. welcome to america's election headquarters for this sunday morning. the obama administration's response to the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi is a major flash point of the presidential campaign. of course, it's expected to be front and center in the foreign policy debate that will occur in florida tomorrow night as accusations continue over the administration's response, what it did, and what it did not do and how the president and his aides reacted. that attack killed u.s. ambassador chris stephens and three other americans. there are other reports this morning that a drov drone arrivd near the end of the o onslaught, videoing it in real-time as officials in washington watched. how will this tragedy define tomorrow's faceoff? john bolton is the former ambassador to the united nations and a fox news contributor that joins us on sunday mornings at this time. good morning, ambassador. >> good morning, eric. >> governor romney who you have advised, what should he say to preside

jamie dime on the line. thanks as always for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> eliot: is jamie the last big repentant ceo? >> i think there are lots of them but jamie is a true believer. he believes that firms -- into thank these big banks are better off as big banks. they can serve their clientele be it individuals be it corporations. i think he genuinely believes that. >> eliot: when he speaks, he does it with conviction. either he's the best actor or he genuinely believes it. >> i don't think he's a guy capable of acting. i think he believes. >> eliot: he is what he is and pops right out of his skin. he is from -- the view that the size of morgan chase created the security that permitted it. as he says with the fortress balance sheet to survive the london whale losses. >> survive it in sort of undented fashion in the sense that $6 billion is a big number but jpmorgan chase still produced a profit in that quarter. >> eliot: he has to acknowledge they're involved in libor and involved in a slew of the

well jefferson county alabama is bankrupt because of jamie diamond and j.p. morgan selling them interest rate swaps on their sewage system that ended up costing them like many times over what the cost of the sewage system was so perhaps even this man robs some sort of shop because he was broke because he had to pay the sewage fee to jamie diamond but the other thing is the police deputy he would never talk like that he did he say this referring to jamie diamond when jamie dimon bankrupted the entire county by tens of millions of dollars i would like to think that maybe he jumped off that cliff because of remorse but i can't give him that much credit why didn't he tell jamie diamond jump. well america's jumping off the fiscal cliff coming up at the end of the year so we're going to have three hundred million people gee.

general, thank you so much. >> thanks, jamie. >> jamie: tough story to report as new details come out. you definitely wanted to be sure to catch a fox use special investigation. it's deadly attack and airing this weekend, very important special, benghazi, new revelations. breaking down the details of the attack and the administration's response and bret baier is angering that. watch it at 3:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. on sunday. >>> we are learning about a new plan to attack one of our foreign embassies who they say is behind the suspected plot. >> jamie: governor mitt romney gaining huge ground among a critical voting bloc. why so many women may be leaning to the right. >> gregg: it's supposed to be the number one indicator of how well our economy is doing, but next hear why some say the latest g.d.p. report does not tell the whole story. jack, you're a little boring. boring. boring. [ jack ] after lauren broke up with me, i went to the citi private pass page and decided to be...not boring. that's how i met marilyn... giada... really good. yes! [ jack ] ...and alicia. ♪ this girl is on fi

molly. >> hi, jamie. a former cia director and a former homeland security director are saying vice president biden said it was erroneously linked by the obama administration to a protest over video is because the intelligence community was providing that information. general michael hayden, who led the cis, and the former homeland security secretary, both officials in the gorge w bush administration, said they are, quote, disappointed by the vice president's remarks and go on to say in a statement, quote, any failure was not on the part of the intelligence community but on the part of the white house decision makers who should have listened to and acted on available intelligence." the vice president also said in the debate the white house had not been alerted to any additional requests for security in lib bra. the white house later clarified that remark saying that security decisions for embassy facilities and personnel are made by the state department. and the courthouse countered the idea that the obama

is the jamie dimon that we have seen the jamie dimon that you saw?k there are a couple of different sides to him. there is this almost irascible outspoken guy who's been this earned defender of the big banks and who can come across as almost unseemly in how aggressive he is in his comments and the way he's taken on people who think we need more regulation or perhaps a break-up of the banks. but then there's this other side to him which is a very mu main side. the guy who's out on a bus tour in a sweltering august instead of at his hamptons house and the guy who is kind to people in private moments which i think is very telling. >> bethany, tyler here. i used to work in print. now that i'm a tv guy, i don't do nuance very well. i just want to ask you, you spent a lot of time with him. is he a good guy? not such a good guy? do you like him? do you not like him? what am i supposed to think of jamie dimon when i finish reading your profile? >> i think it is hard not to like him. you may disagree with him but he speaks for what he believes in and what he

are you warm, jamie? >> reporter: i am. it looks like the workout will be a clear forecast and tomorrow. as you mentioned, a 2-0 series lead. it has a similar feel to 2010. i'm sure the giants hoping it has similar results. madison bumgardner picked up right where he left off in 2010. he was bounced from the nlcs rotation, but he bounced back nicely extending the scoreless winning streak to 15 innings. >> definitely feels a lot better and less stressful. we can't stop pushing or we'll find ourselves in the same position. >> reporter: meanwhile, a scary moment for tigers pitcher doug fister who took a line drove off his head in the second inning. it was reminiscent when brandon mccarthy suffered a concussion on may 5th. he answered all of the concussion questions and retired 13 of the next 16 batters he faced. as for game three, it will feature vogelsong and sanchez. you guys, i know everybody was excited about the rally before his last start. i'm sure a lot of giants fans will be making those again tonight. >> jamie, i foll

jamie jamie jamie you had better know a little banker boy again haven't you jamie diamond yes your bank j.p. morgan is in the news again for fraudulent of a song again for defrauding investors again so get ready for the bleeps again yesterday morgan bank is being sued by new york attorney general schneiderman e-mail show that bear stearns now owned by j.p. morgan sold c.d.o. as they described as sacks of and also a great thing are m.b.a.'s which i guess means a gargantuan malins of or to kaiser report is the only financial news program to have been covering this since two thousand and ten with the help of our insider jamie diamond double ganger mr rat. say. well max yes you're getting into the language of the e-mails that have emerged in this civil lawsuit filed by eric schneiderman j.p. morgan unit is sued over mortgage securities pools new york attorney general eric schneiderman has filed a civil suit against j.p. morgan as a civil suit not a criminal suit the complaint contends that bear stearns and its lending unit e.m.c. mortgage defrauded investors who purchased mortgage securitie

jamie costello live in the bronx. >> thanks a lot jamie. >>> well, as weather gets cooler and the time to warm up your home, abc2news is working for you with some of the most common causes of house fires. it is national fire prevention week. and we explain how we can keep your home from going up in flames. >> reporter: this demonstration at the consumer products safety commission lab shows how a small fire can turn potentially deadly quickly. mew numbers released by the cpsc estimate there are almost 367 unintentional house fires annually. that leads to more than 12,000 injuries and $7 billion in apartment damage. the most calm -- property damage. the most common cause, the kitchen. a toppled bag of groceries on a stovetop can go up in flames. >> never leave your kitchen while you're cooking. if you do that you will readies the hazard sig --reduce the hazard significantly. >> it's a good idea to have home heating equipment, fire places and chimneys the expected by a professional once per year. check smoke alarm batteries regularly and have a escape house in case of emergency. >>> your

book reports federal authorities are using taped phone calls to build criminal cases here is what jamie diamond said of the london whale trading losses yesterday. which we are sure will be with the courts and also the money. really it doesn't cost us to subsidize a bank of your size running enormous risks and realizing huge losses whenever you feel like it we may have a little disagreement but we have a dime in mash up in banter of some of his more best moments from yesterday's press event let's get to today's capital account. tonight is the first and last vice presidential debate of the two thousand and twelve presidential elections in the u.s. and as pundits talk about what's at stake tonight and candidates tell the american people what they think is most important for the nation is their dirty little secret that no one really talks about because for as long as i can remember citizens have been told that wars in the middle east in the persian gulf and oil rich countries are for their security they were told that bailing out the biggest banks was really about protecting the real econom

just getting into the bag. >> jamie: doctors, thank

what remorse or fear or drove them to jump off the cliff who knows but obviously has something jamie diamond does and those are human emotions and he was also arrested stacey. max yes this is the headline armed robber in demonic mask shoots customer in fleece store with money then falls off the cliff and breaks his back before having leg amputated a man shot a customer who followed him in jefferson county alabama police deputy said i would like to think that maybe he jumped off that cliff because every morse but i can't give him that much credit so two things max first of all my handy little phone here auto correct when i write jamie diamond it writes jamie dimon rewrites it to demon so i was thinking maybe that's what happened with this headline here about the demonic mask we had a jamie diamond mask and was just looting or maybe it was jamie diamond so he performed a robbery and then he escaped he broke his leg and then it was amputated that's correct so the analogy to the bankers on wall street or the city of london would be that they are stealing money from folks and we would wan

morgan and i'm here to help yes jamie diamond is said to have fountains of letters to americans telling them he's forgiving their debts they only catch the debt most of already been flipped and discharged by a court stacey. that's right max the headline for this story reads how to erase a debt that isn't there so as he said thousands of americans have received letters from j.p. morgan chase and bank of america from j.p. morgan they read we are canceling the remaining amount you owe chase bank of america letter reads you are proof for a full principal forgiveness of your home equity loan the catch well most of these debts have already been discharged in bankruptcy court oh that's right it's a legal arbitrage now we know that we have the financial arbitrage or they're trying to buy and sell simultaneously and capture the spread for their pockets and then when it goes bust they hit us with those dirty and then they still pocket the bonus money and legal arbitrage take the law reverse it makes it but in a blender constitute it it's like a bad pasty it's kind of sticks in your craw like this

morgan buying bear stearns but there were so many other comments that jamie dimon made that were just worthy of bringing up to really show his air of indifference his pompousness at times just total disrespect for the truth i want to play you some examples this starts with his response to i believe a priest or some kind of monk who was asking about the banks lending to faith based organizations. some of them saying you know what i could do it and it's not good for you either it's like selling you know too much liquor someone are going to have to drink at the bar or whatever and so but i will give you all the help i mean some e-mail we have something like fifteen billion dollars of exposure net of derivatives and had you know stuff like that to bounce around the make believe is fifteen million spent you can easily tell me get it down or get it down i have to do some derivatives to number the people to about qwest do you go and break up so this crisis had nothing to accost to the banks were blamed for everything is keep them out of the process and you know that's kind of a mistake becau

why didn't he tell jamie diamond jump. well america's jumping off the fiscal cliff coming up at the end of the year so we're going to have three hundred million people jumping off the fiscal cliff break their leg and then have their legs amputated. well here you know in the u.k. they have a dead cat bounce yeah well you know growth like that in the u.k. here they report it not very intriguing is it because you strip out the one time for the olympics on the comparison with the queen's jubilee they renamed the this uncle ben's tower to the victoria tower something they renamed all the all the major monuments but this is all very anemic it's not really growing much at all the tories are engaging in a bit of weenie waving suggesting that hey we're great we've engineered a some kind of g.d.p. out of the double dip recession but in fact it's slow to school roddick at best. max first of all it's the queen elizabeth tower like the present queen like a folk queen latifa tower this is to bring in the punters come to the queen latifa

melissa's best friend jamie got a phone call. >> it was alyssa. and she was just hysterically crying. i'm at the police station. come down here. come down here. my daddy's been shot. >> reporter: by the time jamie arrived, melissa was grilled by detectives. >> detective elgas has questions. lots of them. so many things about this murder didn't make sense. >> you were right there? >> the other thing i don't understand is why somebody shoots him and you don't see anything. >> i don't know. >> reporter: maybe it was the man ben warned her about, she said, a rough customer who once dated ben's ex-wife, dawn, and apparently threatened to kill dawn and any man she had been with. was the story true? just to be safe, detective elgas sent officers to dawn's house, where they woke her up, sleeping but unharmed. and discovered that the man in question was hundreds of miles away when the murder happened. so again, the questions were for melissa. >> sometimes, people know more than they want to tell or share. >> i honestly don't know. i don't know. >> alyssa w