you i am glad you agree with our premise there and we stand with you on jim rogers now when jim rogers was talking about inflation in that episode i said i thought of him when i noticed my cab fare and a pizza place downstairs was raising prices because he talks about how just look around you prices are rising a matter what the government says you viewers fire back they said boring stop eating pizza to ruin your career and lauren you eat pizza well yes folks i eat pizza it is right downstairs welcome to the glamorous side a working on deadline all the time sometimes you just need a quick piece of pizza and really quickly steve two three two three pointed out how come capital account doesn't have a. featured playlist on artie's may you tube channel most people looking for the real news go to the main r t channel and capital account is nowhere to be seen so f.y.r. if you're looking for it there it doesn't exist but it does exist in reality at youtube dot com slash capital account i'm going to go check that out because i looked into it and you are right we should be there and that is all

meantime, richmond city councilman jim rogers wants to know why the pipe in question wasn't replaced, especially if signs of corrosion were present. >> i know that accidents will happen. even a well-run facility. but i just have a zero tolerance policy if there's cutting corners, any slipshod work. >> chevron had very little to say about the chemical safety board's report. >> this is part of an ongoing investigation, and for us to comment on this report or these reports coming out today are premature. the facts will bear themselves out through the investigative process. >> reporter: chevron also would not comment on whether the pipe that failed was in fact corroded. live in richmond, lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> ama: people filing liability claims with chevron over the fire overwhelmed the walkin center in richmond, prompting a decision to close it early. it was supposed to be open until noon but chevron shut it down before 11:00. some people are asking for compensation for things other than personal injuries. >> i'd like to see a cleanup in my backyard, a car wash. just minimal

obvious farming problems which could hit the industry even worse while global commodities expert jim rogers explains. the world has been consuming more than it's been producing for a decade now so we don't have much food left but worse we're running out of farmers the average age of farmers in america is fifty eight in japan it's sixty six in australia is fifty eight normally when prices go up a lot of farmers far more of the expand their crops etc but the problem is the number of farmers is going down and the world cannot have that reaction that it normally does but one for jimmy inventories to getting lower but if things keep out the inventories disappear and eventually there's no food at any price because there's no no farmers left. secular what's happening on the market starting with russia and the fact that the creative industries in the united states the most in seven months have driven prices that are basically high and on the back of the russian market so i've gating now to a mixed session on wednesday well a surprise came in from the biggest oil company in the country ross as a rep

list of names of people that have made a call like this and been wrong bill gross jump up lava jim rogers mark father peter schiff they've all made this call over the past three four years and they've all been wrong and the only guy has got it right as far as i can tell is mike said luck has been long bonds but you are stepping out there david morgan and you're planting a flag on this call that now's the time to short bonds now let's talk about some over the big news and solver on the front page of the f.t. announcement was that the c.f. to see it had closed their investigation is over manipulation bart chilton the way he had ten up girl for the safety say was on out front on this one. the the library scandal has proven without a shadow of a doubt that it was of england in barclays in the money center banks. manipulating interest rates so why should we be surprised i'm in manipulating silver and gold i mean silver is the inverse of interest rates so it's even if you admit it or not by manipulating lie bar you are manipulating summer this to two things are part and parcel silver is a curre

crucial problems in the industry which could lead to worsening of the situation global commodities jim rogers explains. the world has been consuming more than it's been producing for a decade now so we don't have much food left but worse we're running out of farmers the average age of farmers in america is fifty eight in japan it's sixty six in australia is fifty eight normally when prices go up a lot of farmers far more out they expand their crops etc but the problem is the number of farmers is going down and the world cannot have that reaction that it normally does but one fortune the inventories to getting lower but if things keep up the inventories disappear and eventually there's no food at any price because there's no no farmers left the economist has published its latest a big mac in the eggs which values currencies on the price of hamburgers around the world while many in the course of a took a taste of what's changed around the world. this is one of them also hope the mcdonald's more ice in the heart of moscow a big mark here will set you back about soup dollars and twenty nine cents

. >> jim rogers helped to draft legislation. and it calls for the oversight of all major projects at the refinery through a public hearing. >> city council has to step up and make sure we protect the health of our citizen autos chevron says it plans to improve the facility and would not change the rate of crude oil blends but opponents say that is not true. >> they proposed a major expansion to refine dirtier grades of crude oil. and they didn't disclose that. we caught them. >> and chemicals released into the air, recently his group won an order requiring to reveal impact of public comment before moving forward, chevron says it's a misconception perpetrated by project component that's chevron is trying to process heavy crude. the refinery processed light to intermediate oils. he says and he his group will make sure this will not be a trade off for clean air. >> we don't have to if we hold the company accountable. we hope government agencies would join the community in doing that. >> and this environmental group scored another v

jim? >> roger federer is playing beautifully, charlie.the finals a week ago. he's coming in relaxed. he's back at number one. rafael nadal, his bet another is out with injury. novak djokovic and andy murray being the big threats to federer. i have djokovic the slight favorite. he won -- >> over federer and andy? >> i think he's the slightest favorite. but that's the kiss of death. i'm a terrible prognosticator. >> gayle has a good point. andy won the olympics. does that mean that finally he's had a big win at a big event that gives him the confidence to win a grand slam? >> i'm thinking, charlie, momentum must be on andy's side too. >> andy murray is a different player than he was three weeks ago. he knows he can push through the tape where he had never done that before in a big tournament. murray is a favorite up there. for some reason, my gut tells me nov novak. >> what happened to him? he had ha year where he was mowing everybody down and then he seems now to have lost some of that. are you saying he hasn't really lost it? >> i think t

. >> speaking on cnbc earlier, veteran investors jim rogers said he could be at which timed. >>. >> i've been a huge skeptic since they broke up. to my own astonishment, i'm looking more favorably. i'm not an investors there at all but i'm considering it for the first time in my life. >> joining can us chief economist for subsaharan africa for hbc. despite russia's worsening political situation, are you one that's turning more positive on the economy? >> i think it's true. it's important and good news. you shouldn't expect miracles immediately. it's a long-term process. you'll see export and import duties coming off a transition period, three on five years, and expect to see intangibles like business climate, reduction of nontariff barriers, better investment environment, et cetera. they expect gdp to see an additional of 3%. good news. again, nothing major to be expected overnight but medium to long term. >> how much can you expect the business environment to be improving if at the same time the environment in russia is deteriorating as we've seen with the political trouble and the way

rogers. news 4 reporting from london. jim? back to you. >> all right, phil.ou. >>> chuck's watching the storms moving through the area. what do you have, chuck? >> quite a few showers still across mainly southern maryland now. keeping a close eye on those, where the bulk of the rain has been all day long. it's been a very different place to live down in st. mary's county as opposed to right here in the city of washington where we've just seen clouds. a chance of rain showers sneaking back in. 86 here in town. mostly cloudy sky. winds averaging 9 miles per hour. making plans to get outside, most of the showers to the south of the d.c. metro area for the evening and most rain drops out of here by 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 this evening. temperatures dropping sboob the mid-70s. not everyone will get rain on their saturday night, basically if you live along and to the east of i-95, your rain chances are noticeably high perp thunder and light ning as well. southern anne arundel county good morning northeast bound. the city of annapolis, be ready. that thunderstorm is comi

cover that up, so when we leave, jim will get that. roger is taking care of that. >>> a beautiful night out there, all across the area. one thing we'll be watching, a lot of people asking, what about isaac for us? over the next couple days, the track will take it -- it will impact haiti and the dominican republic, potential jamaica, also into cuba, and then tards florida. i think if it did have a direct impact, it will be the western panhandle, then into portions of, say, alabama and mississippi, maybe even new orleans. hover, it would be much less of a storm, so i'm not too worried. you know we're going to keep you posted dan hellie is up next with sports. if we ever have any future job openings, you want to say anything? >> a great passion for this job, always wanted it. i'm a term fan right now, but may very well be a vol. go, everybody, less 'go! >> reporter: there you go. >> he can't go wrong either place, and how about his pipes? he as a great voice. >> a beautiful voice. >> yeah. >> reporter: and he's already doing play by play at hig

phil rogers, news 4 reporting from london. jim, back to you. >> phil, no wire hangers. haven't you learned? >>> celebrations continued. katie ledecky's gold medal performance in london. swimmers here at the pool where ledecky began her swimming career says seeing a local swimmer win gold is a big installation for them i. was really excited. the one race i wanted to see this year, because it's so cool she's from our area. >> it's wonderful to have someone in this area that's -- that's had such an accomplishment. it is. it's very exciting and inspiring for our three girls. >> ledecky became the youngest person ever to win the women's 800 meter freestyle last night in london, and looking at the medal count. china's in the lead with 53. team usa, one behind. although america still leads in gold medals with 26. great britain and russia are tied for third with 28 medals so far. >>> coming up tonight on "ozone" introducing you to a weightlifter trying to make a name for herself in her olympic debut plus the man who traveled to london from beijing and lester holt visits windsor

>> there's always somebody who will take a chance on roger clemens being a draw. >> for "cbs this morning," i'm jimew york. >> we welcome roger clemens for his first national interview since his trial. good morning, roger. >> good morning. >> why are you coming back? obviously, it will be fun. is there more to this? >> well, my former hitting coach with the houston astros is the manager with the sugar land skeeters. we started talking about this back in april. and it was so far away, so far down the road to even think about. ee were talking about different players that were going to come through the independent league and play and try and work their way back to the big leagues. we've been talking and i've been throwing and running and working out. we thought it would be fun to do. it's been a little more work than i would have liked to get out there even to go through what i'm going to go through here, which will be like a spring training start. it might be one, two, three innings depending on how i feel out there. so we're having some fun with it. it's got great publicity, obviously. deservingly s

phil rogers joins us live from london. hi, phil. >> hi, jim. gamehe just ended. victory and vindication for the u.s. soccer women. lloyd scored both u.s. goals in a victory which the u.s. women must feel was their destiny. the u.s. women came into this day believing they had history on their side. they lost the world cup to japan, but no nation has ever won a world cup and followed up with olympic gold. and the u.s. has come back three times from olympic cup losses to capture the gold medal. >> i'm very excited that we're playing japan again in the final and get another chance at them. >> the united states never stopping. >> reporter: the u.s. women's basketball team also has gold in its sights. they rallied in the second half to get past australia today, 86-73, to reach saturday's gold medal game. on the track, u.s. runner manty o'mitchell broke his leg during this heat in the men's 4 and 400 meter relay but he still managed to finish his portion of the race helping advance the u.s. to the final. and in a different heat of the same event, thisollision between ru

. >> you know, jim, we just had roger goodell in and i saw some stuff by you where you stopped by then and the owner and the gm. all they asked was that i not sue them if anybody runs into me because we were right on the sideline. i think the commissioner is right. the owners are right. this is an amazing game. this is a national game. i don't care about any of the baseball teams other than the phillies. when i hear that brian sullivan is a charger fan, i can't get enough. i'm drafting first on the "mad money." wednesday night draft. i'm not revealing who. >> michael vick? >> vick is a second round play -- you do not -- you don't draft a quarterback anywhere in the top six, seven. that's just bad form. >> all right, jim. we'll see you in a few minutes. >> when we come back, bob mcnair. stick around. we'll be right back. >> announcer: tomorrow, the economy, the budget, market uncertainty, and the race for the white house. we're counting down to the election with the sidewalk box battle royale. two hours with michael steele, mark zandi, and interviews with donald trump and thomas friedm

roger bernardina did. i'm not overselling it. they say everything is bigger in texas. even the mustaches. hey, this game felt as long as that stache. top 12 when jim was sleeping. nats get the lead. this one ripped up center. scores and the nats are up 3-2. two-run homer. you think he's the hero. nope, it's roger's night. tyler clippert in to save. brett wallace with a blast. bernardina -- oh! spectacular disappearing into the fence. he crashes and catches it. that's the ball game. the catch saves it for clifford. the replay confirms definitely has catch of the year quality. best record in the majors. here's the hero after the game. >> well, you know, hit the ball good. then tried to get it. you know, that moment i felt like jumping. that moment, you don't think about it. you just go for it. you know, i'm good now. >> all right. >> the orioles hosting the mariners down 5-0 after the second inning. the o's come back. they are down 7-4 in the 7th. hardy to left. three-run homerun. it ties the game at 7. this one would go to the 14th inning. bottom 14. good thing we were on late. we got to show it to you. the oriole bird looking for a walk-off. jones

charlie knocked out and then pick champ and jim are in the previous round six one six three finished in favor of tell the truth. the semifinal will be all series as roger federer takes on compared to a sinister spring world number one modification in straight sets four time cincinnati when it wrapped up a six three seven six victory. i . while wearing needed all three sets to defeat. canada suisse drops the open at six two i think it's time to break some of the side where he was better than his rival take. the. i staying in cincinnati where in the women's game syrian a williams failed to make it into the last four of the western and southern open konqueror is going to cover of germany the seemingly unstoppable american whose second seat at the tournament had no answers to the fifty two german. path to the semifinals sixty six i am thanks well the room is elder sister venus who did all the research to progress to the last for the american defeated the defending yes open champion samantha stosur six two six seven six four i a third it's now well. lots of recognizable names from the london olympics shined in stock at the tenth meeting of the diamond leagu

roger right here. you've got some things on the grill that, um, um, i'm ready for. >> waiting for jim to help us eat this stuff. some veggies, burgers, some ka bobs, got the lonely hot dogs, and my sous is barbecuing the chicken. >> reporter: everybody needs a good sous chef, and you cook out here all year long? >> gentlemen, even -- snowmageddon. >> first, weatherwise, you know it's a beautiful day if we're out here grilling, though he said he even comes out when irs not a beautiful day. you can see the temperatures, 9 on in rockville, in washington right now and ft. bill advisory coming in at 86. no rain to talk about, at least not around the metro area. along i-81, around louray. overnight, 70 in washington. back towards the west, some areas in the upper 50s around frederick, maybe martins burg, so i know another very pleasant night and morning when you wake up on friday. speaking of friday, a beautiful friday. we'll call it a fantastic friday. plenty of sunshine once again. can't rule out an isolated shower, and down toward the southwest, but again, plenty of nice conditions tomorrow. as we move on t

jim joyce is a bona fide hero. he rushed at the the rescue am well. and performed cpr. stacking service for commission near rogerodell. it is over yesterday a judge made tito jackson a permanent help with mother katherine. he had been a temp rare gree guardian after katherine was suspended during a problem with the estate. >> disappeared for a little while there but now she is back. >> someone who has been in the news arot lately. tail taylor swift country music. >> apparently she is a wedding crasher. there's friction between taylor and the famous family kennedys. it was asked she not attend the wedding in boston. they didn't want her to de tract from the bride's big day. she showed up anyway and wouldn't leave after being asked twice by the mother of the bride. swift says the story isn't true. the 22-year-old country crooner and 18-year-old boyfriend have been causing quite the scene. they have been caught kissing and holding hands at the kennedy compound. she just purchased her own $4.9 million home. >> just a little cabin by the sea there. >> brangelina one of their kids landed a movie role? >> if you wanted

jim. boo-yah to you. >> boo-yah back. >> caller: i have a question. i have duke energy. i was wondering if it's a buy, hold -- >> you should buy duke. rogers is fine.ot about office politics, what the guy did. we're about the company. k duke is good. donna in california. >> caller: hi, mr. cramer. >> how are you? >> caller: i'm fine. i'm so pleased to talk to you. >> my question is, bed, bath & beyond. i think it will benefit from the housing turnaround. >> it's a great place to go when you take your kids to college. i think this company is overly punished for the last quarter. i agree. it's a buy. let's go to roy in new mexico. >> caller: hey, jim. >> what's up? >> caller: i want to ask you about the company that declared a special dividend. want to know if it's going higher. booz allen. >> we like it. i think it is a good situation. uh need to go to anthony in maryland. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from chesapeake bay. >> oh, man. what's up? >> caller: american capital. what do you think? >> i like agnc and nly if we are doing that group. american capital agency and an ark lee. mike in illinois. mike. >> caller: boo-yah from central illinois. >> a st

you are right, jim has been getting it wrong almost as long as i have been getting that right-wing radio show host rogerpersonal fight he had with roger hedge hog. >> hedgecock. let's move on. sean hannity. >> we begin in california yesterday the senator tolded planned parenthood supporters that both mitt romney and paul ryan are poised to become the, quote, top generals in a war on women. and maureen dowd who scolded anybody for dared to call paul ryan hip or part of a new generation, because according to her he is just a fresh face on a tall tallban crede. >> they just wrote those things to make sean hannity's head explode. >> and it did. >> stephanie: have you heard that my listener saved he is a [ censor bleep ] without the riot. michelle malkin. >> now the republican party has gone along with the rigged game we call the presidential debates. we are having these so-called journalists who are part of the liberal establishment once again playing referee. why can't we have somebody who is honest about their biases be up there on the stage. why does it have to be the same homogeneous group up there? >>

quarterback for the navy who was roger star box and if you think california, it's pretty easy to come up with stanford from which herbert hoover graduated, from which jim puckett and john denver graduated within the last one is really hard. really hard but i have given you a clue. i have already said his last name. it's benjamin harrison who matriculated at miami university of ohio and whose quarterback of course is ben rothensberger of that team from pittsburgh that shall not otherwise be name. that is a little presidential trivia for you and i also give a little nixon story when i come back. you will hear me talk about the practice of law. when the library was being built and sandy knows this as well as i do, the real director of the nixon library was richard nixon and he designed it and he oversaw it and every detail was of interest to him. probably the thing he was least interested in was the room which isn't even here anymore, the domestic policy room, which has been redone. the kind of slapped it together at the last minute and one of those exhibits was about the endangered species act. president nixon as you may or may not know signed into law t

startingou quarterback for the navy was roger stop back.it's py and then it's pretty easy to come up with stanford from which herbert hoover graduated and from which both jim plunkett anr john denver graduated, both laso starting quarterbacks in the super bowl. then the last one is really har really hard. i've given you a clue. i have already said his last name.ulatedmi it is benjamin harrison who matriculated at miami universita of ohio and whose quarterback, of course, is been a rough as burger of that team for antial pittsburgh-on not otherwise be named.i al sos that is a little presidentil trivia for you. i also give the little mixesme u story.ce i was thinking about my prepared remarks. you hear me talk about the practice of law.d sa when the library was being billed.tor of sandino's this as well as it and he designed it and he oversaw it and every detail was of interest to him. probably the thing he was least interested in was the room which isn't even here anymore, the domestic policy room, which has been redone. the kind of slapped it together at the last minute and one of those exhibits was about the endangered species act. president nixon as you