jason, thanks for joining us. ( cheers and applause ) . jason, if the experts are to be believed, inaction on the debt ceiling and deficit reduction would be catastrophic. but the negotiations have thus far seemingly brought out the worst in our political and pundit class. >> that's right. and if the conversation continues this way, we could very well hit the national bull (beep) ceiling. >> jon: that would be catastrophic. >> that's right. as you know, jon, the national bull (beep) ceiling or to put it in layman's terms the amount of bull (beep) people are actually willing to take has been freezing up. >> jon: where are we with the bull (beep) ceiling right now? >> right now americans have pretty much had it up to about here with this bull (beep). by the end of this month it seems likely we'll have had it up to here. bull wooepwise. the last time i checked we don't have pooh-gills. >> jon: what would the ramification of that be? >> historically the balance in our country country has always been money talks and bull (beep) walks but this r

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good to see you, jason. i know your work mostly through wallenberg. as you think about redistricting and we talk about communities of interest, how do you view religious institutions and faith in terms of redistricting and what role that might play? >> thank you for that question. first, if you look at the u.s. history of social movements and also across the world, people are often guided by their values and their principles, which often are faith-based. that is why i have been so involved with wallenberg over the years. i believe firmly in the things i have talked about, and making sure everyone has an equal vote. i worked on these issues. the role that states play in one's life is often to inspire one to make positive social change. that is how i find value in my faith as well and how i found value through wellenberg, too. people can unite around commonalities that they share. that is why it is important to protect communities of interest, so they can elect a leader that will understand their perspectives and ultimately represent them well at city h

oh, there's jason. oh, wow. all right, jason, stand up.ant to inspect you and i want to see how wet you are. is your shirt all wet? >> yes. >> jimmy: pants? >> kind of. >> jimmy: brooke, let me see u you. are you wet? it's hard to tell in the black. >> yeah, i'm -- i can ring myself out. >> jimmy: okay, ring yourself out and let's see. okay, you are wet. you know what, they are both wet and both came back at the same time. all right, let's give it to both of them, right, okay? [ applause ] hey, can you see each other right now? >> yes. >> jimmy: give each other a kiss on the skype. no, no, point your heads at each other -- no, the other way. brooke -- all right. all right. thanks, guys. you will not be weathermen. i can promise you that. thanks to brooke and jason. and one more thing. [ applause ] the number one movie in the country right now is "captain america." it was the number one movie and ameri toppled the final harry potter movie. it made twice the amount the real america made over the weekend. but while it is very profitable in th

you heard jason, all right?ake your hands out of your pockets. >> three, two, one -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i think i got wet. that's the way you do it. >> little overrotation. >> jimmy: i hope he's okay. oh! well, you know, aquaman works with blue whales and the like. so he's not impressed. he gives him a 6. kara. definitely a 10. right? >> oh, my god! >> jimmy: and let's go now to cory, the guy -- >> ah, yeah. >> jimmy: at least he got off the 7. cory, you know that's a 9, right? it's not a six? >> i was going to give him a 7, but -- >> jimmy: oh, no. >> don't lose it -- >> jimmy: oh! how many points does he get for that? wow, that was really great, i have to say. that was beautifully done, eddie. you got a 25, you are the leader. you're going to be tough to top. >> look at the welts. >> jimmy: super team, rub him down. all right. thank you to jason bateman. the movie is called "horrible bosses." if you don't like it, he'll give you your money back. it opens july 8th. we'll be right back with dhani

. >> jason bateman is a film and tv actor who is getting a double dose of exposure these days. with that is a grilling this morning from our own mo rocca. >> jason bateman is on a roll with star turns in two summer movies. >> i wish i had your life. >> i wish i had your life. >> he's been acting since he was a kid with a 30-year career that's had more ups than downs and a lifetime of hollywood stories. >> he's never done a sex scene. >> um, well, mo, i'm uncomfortable talking about that. god, you're going to pull that, aren't you? that's going to be the little tease on this thing. >> jason bateman tells some later on "sunday morning." >> bene, vidi vici -- i came, i saw, i conquered claimed julius caesar. this man makes no claim to conquering, but he sees. bill geist will show us. >> maine is vacationland, filled with unique roadside attractions, none more so than wayne murphy's live chainsaw art show. we'll meet the father of chainsaw art, although we may not hear him, later on "sunday morning." >> we'll admire some classic fountain pens with rita braver, witness weddings past

it's you, jason bateman and jason sudeikis, and you go, "i got the best idea. you know, that's where the comedy comes in. >> jimmy: yeah. you meet up with jamie foxx. >> jamie foxx who plays -- i can't say it. >> jimmy: can't say his name. first name. you can say his last name. >> his last name is jones. >> jimmy: jones. >> his first name is mother. >> jimmy: middle name is something else. >> his middle name is blanker. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] that's his actual name, yeah. >> that's his actual name, yeah. >> jimmy: those are funny scenes. >> he's super funny and you forget, you know, 'cause he's just been kicking butt and winning oscars and, you know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> fighting people a lot in movies. >> jimmy: how funny he is. >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, he kills it. well, everyone's funny in this movie. you were very great. you and sudeikis were great in "going the distance." >> hey, man. thanks. thanks. all right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: didn't know if you wanted to get into it. i just figured i'd -- >> i don't know if anyone saw it, but, yo

jason was brought up in the suburbs, all of the trappings of a 21st century kid.ssons and ipods and everything else. it could happen to anyone. >> in late 2008, president bush signed the online pharmacy consumer protection act. with limited exceptions, that law will man date an in-person doctor/patient exam for internet script to be valid. experts say it's a great first step, but does nothing to stop foreign sites. as one person at the dea put it, crime is only limited by the imagination of the criminals. >> don't think about taking a pill, chopping it up and drawing a line and snorting it. >> young lives ravaged by prescription pills fight their way back. >> there's not that next time that i can survive. from sprint. its powerful tools help you work faster and smarter so you can get back to playing "angry birds." it lets you access business forms on the go, fire off e-mails with the qwerty keypad, and work securely around the world so you can get back to playing "angry birds." it's the android-powered phone that mixes business with pleasure. so let's get our work

logano won a nation wilde series race at daytona friday and jason came in second.t night at the coke 400 sprint series race, logano finished third in a pool of more than 40 drivers. recently face-to-face i was the passenger and leffler was behind the wheel on the charlotte motor speedway. it doesn't look like it, but we went about 170 miles an hour, and then we slowed it all down, talking face-to-face with leffler and logano at the nascar hall of fame about how long they'll actually be in the race. >> you've got a 3-year-old son charlie. we talked a little bit on the racetrack about what would happen if he says, you know, i want to do this. or do you expect that your 3-year-old is naturally going to want to be a race car driver like dad? >> you know, i don't expect it. if he wants it, like i said, we'll give him that opportunity. but i want him to want to do it. >> i guess it's kind of a hard question to answer because he's not there yet. but it's like jason said. i have raced against kids that were pushed by their parents to race. and i remember running quarter mi

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i sat down with jason and joey.eer y here you and your family are living in connecticut and somewhere in spark of go-cart racing and dreams of something bigger comes along. what was the evolution of that? >> it's crazy, my family wasn't into racing, you know, my father played baseball and basketball through high school and, you know, those are the things i tried first, but i think the fact that i wasn't good at any of them, i found something that i was pretty good at, i enjoy winning, no matter what it is, if it's not racing, it's playing a board game, whatever it is, i want to win. so i think i found something that i was good at and i was able to win at and i just liked it. i was the kid with the race car be and all the little match boxcars, that was this kid here, all the racing gear, all the nascar stuff and i was just fortunate that i was able to follow my dream and, i mean i never, ever thought i would be racing in the spring cup series like you said against jeff gordon and tony stewart, all these guys that i w

thank you so much, jason. >> thank you. >> susie: we've been speaking with jason bazzinnette, media analyst the at citigroup. >> tom: here is what we are watching. another check on the housing sector due in, the june numbers on housing starts and building permits. plenty of earnings as well. >> tom: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: and a couple of big tech giants reporting-- we'll see how the ipad's adding to apple's bottom line and whether yahoo is gaining ground in the world of search advertising. >> susie: borders bookstore plans to write its last chapter this week after a weekend deadline passed without a bidder to keep it in business. late today, borders said it will ask a judge to approve its liquidation on thursday. it will begin on friday and wrap up by september. borders employs nearly 11,000 people. the company blames its demise on changes in the book industry and the popularity of the e-reader. >> tom: are you thinking about downsizing your car for something with better gas mileage? you may save money by waiting a little. according to kelley blue book, the average price o

i'm sure jason is the same way.driver is probably a different type of athlete than a basketball player. >> in what way? >> this is a different type of sport. you're driving a race car. it's a lot different. you're not on your feet. it's a mental sport. it's probably more mental than it is physical, in my eyes. but you've got to know what you're doing. i just think it takes that time commitment. it takes that will to really want to do it. it's harder to be here than it is to get here. in my eyes -- >> so to stay? >> to stay and to beat the best race car drivers in the world is harder than anything. >> why is that? what have you figured out about it or at what point did you make that realizization, even? >> i think when i started cup racing. in my career, everything's come pretty easily. won a race here, won a race there. as soon as i started in that series. now that i'm racing against the best race car drivers in the world, not racing against all those kids growing up -- we're all together and all racing against each

we have grown apart, and those things just happen. >>> coming up, jason richardson is visited by his girlfriend. esurance instantly compares our car insurance rates with other top companies. with an esurance quote, you know you're getting a great deal. you can thank our tech team for that. sure, i'll let them know. bye-bye. aha! anything you want to share? with the tech team? oh, i'm dating that girl in accounting. seriously? yeah, we're pretty serious. [ female announcer ] know if you're getting a great deal. see for yourself at esurance. technology when you want it. people when you don't. >>> beau de'arborne and michelle culberson say they are very much in love, but their relationship has been interrupted by their incarceration at the orange county jail in southern california. their charges include rape and sodomy. they've pled not guilty, but if they are convicted in court, culberson faces up to nine years in prison, and de'arborne could be sentenced to 16. >> honestly, i don't want to hear numbers, i want to hear justice, i want to hear freedom ring to be honest. >> de'arborne an

i will call you up after jason porth. good morning. >> good morning. jerrick, supervisors, my name is jason porth, and thank you for the opportunity to address the committee. i worked as seven years as a civil rights attorney and provided counsel in eviction meetings for the homeless advocacy project. a significant part of my legal training was as an advocate for domestic violence survivors and on cases dealing with civil liberties, death penalty, and civil rights in education. i now resentence is this the university. for serving as the university's community relations officer and currently is due to the chief of staff to the president. for three years, i served as president of the jewish democratic club, is city-wide club with members in each and every supervisor districts. like two of my co-applicants, i am an alumnus of leadership san francisco. in all these roles, i have served as a negotiator untypically as consistent -- consensus-builder, working to find agreement among groups with divergent and passion that prospective screen no -- perspectives.

jason zweig is the author of "your money your brain." has the world become tool complicated for the way our brain perceives risk and reward in terms of money? >> i think it may well have. i think one thing that's vets important for consumers and investors to bear in mind as they confront a world in which financial news is coming at us 24 hours a day, seven days a week nonstop is the key question really is, do i need to react to this. because your natural instinct is to react to everything, to freak out about just about everything. because your brain is a reactive mechanism, and that's one of the protective aspects of the human brain is it's built to respond. and one of the keys, i think, to financial success in a complicated information overload world is to ask yourself, do i need to react. and the answer more often than not will be no. >> well, there's this joke on wall street, sanjay, don't just do something, stand there, because we like to think we make logical decisions but sometimes we don't. >> the and it's funny if you sort of lik

jason leffler who came in second.ently face to face, i was in the passenger seat and leffler was behind the wheel on the charlotte motor speedway. oh, my gosh! i got bugs in my teeth i was smiling so much. i loved that. i got a little taste of 170 miles per hour. then we slowed it down, talking face to face with logano and leffler about how long they'll be in the race. you've got a 3-year-old son charlie. we talked a little on the race track about what would happen if he says, you know, i want to do this. or do you expect your 3-year-old is naturally going to want to be a race car driver like dad? >> you know, i don't expect it. if he wants it, like i said, we'll give him that opportunity. i want him to want to do it. >> that's a hard question to answer. i'm not there yet. it is like jason said, i've raced against kids that were pushed by their parents to race. and i remember running quarter midgets. and i would win all the time and i would beat this kid and his father would yell and scream at him. and i started to fe

. >> supervisor kim: we have chris isaacson, michael nolte, ivan vera, davliid lewis, and jason smart. mr. whittaker, we have a list of speakers ahead. >> i am jamie whittaker -- >> supervisor kim: i am sorry, i [inaudible] >> good afternoon. i am chris isaacson. i know gil spurloin as a neighbor. he will weigh competing interests. what is important that there is an neighborhood representative. i am in favor of more entered him in, not less. they can help with collaboration and i have seen him do that and some of the other issues we have been dealing with for our neighborhood. i urge you to support his nomination. thank you. >> supervisor kim: thank you. >> hello, supervisors. i am a small business owner, small-business advocate and someone who promotes events in the city. i am here in very strong support of glendon hyde for the commission seat. in the past year and a half, events i have done have raised over $20 million and that pales in comparison to the numbers that glendon hyde has raised. when i grow up i would like to be like anna conda and serve the community through night life

here comes jason worth, roger bernadinna. communication, people. here comes another run, and he is safe at the plate. 3-2 kubz. at that point, davy johnson. what in the world of wild, wild sports is going on. cubs make it 4-2 and jason worth comes up throwing, and pudge rodriguez and he meet at the dish. they tie it up at the 4th. watch the quick hands of danny espinosa. jason worth, still a tie game, going to steal third in the bottom of the 10th. so you say that's a good move because there's only one out. carlos getting wild in the wild pitch but worth comes in with the winning run. nats win again at home 5-4. about that come-back. >> the thing i like the most is we gave it two runs back to back and that should never happen. it should have gone to nine, and guys bounced back and we won the ball game so it was a big team victory. >> meanwhile, good news tonight on the farm, we've got movement for harper promoted from double a harrisburg and he made a good first impression. there he is taking the field for the first time in double a ball playing le

the other, jason wright. but now only one of them remains at limon. >> we went on lockdown. and they shook tommy down and his cellie. it was a long shakedown, too. it was probably over an hour. maybe even longer than that. >> we had information that he was involved in drugs. we sent staff over to shake his cell down. and they found what tested positive for meth. >> they took him to the hole that night. two days later he was gone. they moved him. >> we just figured it was better to get holloman out of the cell and out of the picture because his name just keeps coming up. every time something seems to be happening and we get to the bottom of it, it leads to him. he's got enough clout that he can always have one of his cronies take the rap for it. it's best to give him a new start somewhere else. we'll see who floats to the top here in the 211. >> one of my friends told me that tommy had got moved out like a day or two, last week, or whenever it was. i don't think that would change my security here in this facility. because i know it's out there, whatever they told their friend

here now is jason brooks with kcbs and cbs moneywatch dot com.ebt is pretty much the focus of the marketâu-s and europeâi'll chat about that and hit the numbersâ.will be a tighter hit jason brooks from kcbs and cbs moneywatch dot com. thanks. thanks. the good news couldn't last forever.. the price of gas is on its way up again in the bay area. after months of steady declines, the price has inched up to an average of 3-87 in san francisco. in oakland the average price is now 3-77. and in san jose it's averaging 3-78. analysts say the price may reach four dollars a gallon in the next few weeks. if the current iphone is out of your price range - you may soon have a new option. apple will reportedly sell a cheaper iphone this fall to compete with the growing android market. the new low end phone would work with prepaid networks. for those who are willing to pay full price - the iphone five will also be released this fall. dogs, may be welcome again in downtown santa cruz. the city banned them in 1976, after complaints about waste and aggressive anima

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under sin set off by wayne rooney making it one nil twenty minutes then an individual effort from jason park in the dying moments of the first half stretch the visitors vantage rooney further helping extend his size eight minutes after the break setting up tim it's hard berbatov beautifully with gary and making it. in the sixtieth minute danny welbeck put the icing on the cake making it for nothing to the reigning english champions united the american tour with suffered his friendly against barcelona in washington. to play against manchester united to deal with ceramics ferguson is manager still with some of the players are played with in the fans are played in front of many years is emotional you know it's always going to be emotional come up against manchester united but. you know it's always difficult. football may soon be shedding its reputation as the innovation on friendly sport fee for president sepp blatter saying the twenty fourteen world cup in brazil could become the first major tournament to implement goal line technology the seventy

his quarterback, jason campbell says he is my guy. that's the deal with the raiders.er matters. >> you did not ask me that question. he did not ask that question out here today. does anybody not know who the starting quarterback is of the raiders? are you kidding me? jason campbell. he is the starting quarterback of the raiders. period. >> i am with you, coach. tennis. serena williams tonight serving an ace here against maria. she did have to work for a little bit. had to take a medical break to attend to her ankle. she gets the winner. see wins it. too set up a quarter final match tomorrow night at 8:00. serena williams should be a good match-up in palo alto tomorrow. to golf. we got the senior u.s. open. how good is this? boom! right in the cup. that's a great shot for eagle. 1 more. the leader, brown. here he is. why is he the leader of this event? because of shots like that. how about that one? he leads the tournament 7 under par. tiger woods tweeted that after 11 weeks due to injury he will be playing next week at the bridge stone invitational, a tournament he wo

way into minutes here than in individual effort from jason clarke in the dying moments or because they'll fix their advantage to do nothing. rooney helped his side further extend the lays off the brake as well moving the pass over analyze the fence to them it's a bird but the sport up to a deflection and in the sixty eighth minute danny welbeck will be icing on the cake making for zero two the reigning english champions united wrap up their american too with saturday's front be a case call simona in washington. obviously to play against not just you know wanted to do was around explosions manager there with some of the players are played with in the fans are played in for in front of many years is emotional you know it's always going to be nice and come up against manchester united but it's. always difficult as well. and the red devils say to your rivals meanwhile look set to confirm one of the biggest ever signings this week to agreeing a fee for service. sixty two million years those is they asking cries from outlets acoma dreaming of grettir will become the most expensive signing ever

okay, jason starts out with the multigrain roll. ooh.ffing her pita with, yes, spinach! a great source of iron. jason isn't skimping on the protein, adding plenty of smoked turkey. looks like alyson's putting the finishing touches with crispy red bell peppers for a dose of vitamin a. (buzzer blares) time! (bells ding) it looks like we have a tie. we'll need to call in our special guest referee. oh! now these are what i call quick, delicious lunches. whole grain breads, a whole variety of ingredients-- there are so many different ways to build delicious, healthy sandwiches. these two get high marks in every category. i'd say you're both winners. yeah! (laughs) (first lady michelle obama) america... (all) let's get healthy together! >>> you know, as we celebrate independence day today it's a great day for flags, parades, fireworks and plenty of patriotic music and steve hartman knows the man best qualified to strike up the band. >> reporter: if you've never been to troy university in troy, alabama, to visit the national band director's hal

here's jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. jason, it's a good day if you own apple stock, right? >> reporter: stop me if you have heard had before. another blockbuster quarter for apple and another lackluster quarter for yahoo. that's exactly what we saw again in the 2nd quarter. apple blowing away expectations. profit more than doubling to $7.3 billion. revenue up 82% to $28.6 billion. these were record quarterly numbers for apple. they sold more than 20 million iphones. 9.3million ipads in the quarter. the numbers just continue to get better. then you have yahoo. now, their earnings were pretty much in line with expectations at $237 million on the profit side. but revenue was lower than a year ago. $1.08billion. the key, key metric for yahoo fell in the latest quarter that's display advertising revenue. and it's continuing to fall further behind google and facebook is really gaining some ground on yahoo. that's been yahoo's bread and butter for a long time putting more pressure on carol bartz. apple shares are higher by 3.5%

joining me now is jason trennert, the chief investment strategist at strategas research. always nice to have you on the program. >> thanks for having me. >> it appears that recent progress on both sides in congress in terms of raising the debt ceiling and cutting the deficit. how are you feeling about this as it relates to our money? >> our guy is washington probably puts the odds of either some sort of technical default or downgrade low single digits. i think that's the good news. i think that's mainly because number one, u.s. is still the reserve currency in the world. and two, it's very, very hard to know who politically would benefit from a standoff at this stage. no one really quite knows what the economic ramifications except to know they would be very bad. and no one knows where the political blame would be placed. our own particular view is even though it might look worse before it gets better in this week coming up, that ultimately a deal will be reached by august 2nd. there are even some positive things that might come out of it as a result of these negotiations

campbell. >> it is time for jason to take the next step.t it all the time. i truly believe in jason campbell. i think he will play some tremendous football. i think he is prepared. i see a different look in his eye. >> coach jackson is red ready to put his stamp on the raiders ability. >> the first preseason game just 15 days away. the raiders official bullying begins tomorrow with their first day of practice. i'm mike shumann, abc sports. want some more? i didn't think so. [ laughter ] >> don't get shu angry, you won't like him when is angry. more news from ex-raiders. quarter back agreed to terms with the bengals. carson palmer wants out. kwiatkowski spent the last two years with oakland. i don't think so, you don't want any more of me. oh, thank you. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00. for larry beil, spencer christian i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time.

and there is a diving stop to get jason kipness.d there is a final out here, first solo no hitter in 27 years, indians scored on an error in the first inning. no hitter final score is 3-1. you are don't normally see runs scored. we turned to nfl. 49ers are said to be interested in long time raider all pro corner back. and this is a free agent and as mike shumann reports rest of the raiders are ready to go. >> raid yir nation, we're back. back in business. back to playing football. >> with that said, the raiders 2011 training camp has begun. player arrived today here in napa for physicals and meetings and will hit the ground running tomorrow for practice. >> we've got to, you know ease into a practice lives but meeting rooms we're going to start off fast z we've got to get night. we've got pry pree season games in about two weeks. we've got to get going. >> raiders practicing only once per day for the first week. without many camps and otas it's hard to get in football shape. >> i don't think nothing you can do to stim you'll late. j

>> same as jason here. you work out every time you're home.n the car, seat time is the most important thing. and you can't do that every day. there's no way it's possible. it cost so much money to go test with the cars these days, tires and finding your team on the race track and renting the track out. it's not possible to do that. so that's why you do all this other stuff to menially prepare yourself and prepare yourself as much as you can for when you get to the race track. you can't drive a race care every single day. something i do a lot. i have a simulator and you know, i'll go to the race track and i i feel that's the closest thing i can do. every in a while i go to the go cart track and mess around with my friends. you want to go racing and stuff like that. all of that actually helps i think. >> 5:00 eastern, these rock stars of the race track tell me face to face the keys to their greatness. former imf head dominique strauss-kahn, as president for france? it maybe a possibility. we'll talk with a french journalist straight ahead. activ

the suspect's name is naser jason abdo.oldier who went awol from kentucky and recently fought a deployment to afghanistan. investigators say they arrested him yesterday after he brought a pistol clip and gun powder, or but the it at a store called guns galore in killeen, texas, the same store where the accused ft. hood shooter purchased his weapons and they found guns and bombmaking equipment in his motel room. and jo, -- now, what else do they know? >> naser jason abdo went awol from kentucky on july 4th after applying for objector status as a muslim to the army. he was granted that status but it was put on hold because the army investigated they found child pornography on his computer. after that hearing, that is when he left the base and he was found in texas and this video provided to us from middle east media research shows an interview that naser jason abdo gave a year ago showing him praying and talking about why he cannot deploy to afghanistan as a muslim and law enforcement sources say when they picked him up they