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john hunt we will rely on you tonight on fox report as well as the rest of the journalists on fox news. the attack on american soil that's what the embassy is. if so we are in a very serious situation. that's it for me. now "your world with neil cavuto." >> this just in. maybe a jimmy carter mess on his hands. hours after the killing of an american ambassador growing frustration after a lack of rage from an american president. >>> welcome everybody i am neil cavuto. it is always dicey to take on a president over his handling of a foreign crisis especially when you are running for president yourself. decorum says you don't, but decorum also says you don't accept a mob invading a u.s. consulate in libya and killing our ambassador and three others. today mitt romney decided to bolt from decorum. >> simply put having an embassy which has been breached having protestors on the grounds having that embassy reiterate a statement effectively apologizing for the right of free speech is not the rice course for our administration. >> today on top of some scary dÉjÀ vu the president attacked for no

but the book called the righteous mind by john hunt, people learning to understand where other people are coming from. it's a terrific book and the book that came out when i last looked at. this is about four years ago by bill bishop and in texas, he wrote a book called the big sort. which identified the facts that americans today, in large numbers, not everybody, obviously -- but in large numbers -- the only talk to people who think the way they do. they hang out with people and read the same columns, watch the same tv shows, and so forth. the question and your point about attitude -- you are right. it's not just the people, you know, they get elected. it is us. we have to learn to be one country. we have to learn to respect each other, even if someone has different views from my own. when i was in congress, i was in the minority. i frequently lost, but i still had good friends. on the other side who voted differently than i did. they saw it differently than i did. you know, you are right. your comment about attitude is very important. >> hello, although i agree with much of what you

he appointed ray lahood, a congressman to transportation and then, ambassador john hunts republican to that prove bipartisanship, brad? >> certainly does not. to quote bill clinton, let's look at his record. he put together a bipartisan commission on simpson-bowles, the deficit. came up with great alternatives for this country to get us back on track. what did he do? he rejected it. shelved it. would not take it up with a congress that he controlled. in addition to that, this president has totally ignored his leadership and the leadership of the house and senate republicans. he refuses to meet with them. jon, all i ask the press to do look at president's schedule. look how many times he met which is his own leadership and opposition? it is almost nonexistent. hasn't met with business council and jobs council in six months. this is president that talks one way but certainly does the other. >> one thing interesting i saw in the research for the segment, susan, jody cantor wrote the book, in this three plus years the obama's have not had the clintons to a private dinner at the white house

hunting or drinking a beer. there's george bush eating corn with the folks. johnerry out hunting looking a litt crazy but he's trying to get that working class vote. >> as i said, na,on't underestimate. it's 40% women and 20% minorities. >> s.e., to your point about conservation. i ran in a rural district in virginia, and the land and water very much a part of the culture ther it's a conservative district. we found exaly what you're sof progressive message on environmentalism was very -- it was very well received in the district and even the republican member of congress who is down the line conservative on every other issue has had to temper and be a lit more me rate on environmental issues. >> they're misunderstood voters. there are opportunities on both sides to get them. >> we cleared it up a little bit here. up next from hunters and nascar fans from bureaucra in business suit areaking their pitch, but who will hit the sweet spot? the chair joins us live from richmond straight ahead. with the spark cash card from capital one, olaf's pizza palace gets the most

hunt and politico's john harris. the president didn't say how his sec term would be different. opting instet to rouse the troops. >> our friends down in tampa at the republican convention were more than happy to talk about everything they think is wrong with america. all they had to offer is the same precipitations they've had for the last -- presippingses they've had for the last 0 -- prescriptions they've had for the last 30 years. deficit too high? tax cut. feel a cold coming on? take two tax cuts, roll back some regulations and call us in the morning. [applause] chris: i had to tell you the democrats ended that week sky high. >> you've been to a lot of conventions, i have too, i've never seen a jump start like this one, a restart like this, in the 25 years i've been going to them. this is a group that doesn't lack for confidence generally but their expectations, they had some speeches that were authentic as well as passionate. that's not typical of conventions. they patched up whatever differences remained between the clinton and obama wings of this party. expect a bounce,

. >> charlie:leu podesta, al hunt, john harris and jeff disel any when we continue. >> funding provided by the follow >> >> charlie:additional founding provided by these funders: >> ch: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charlie:we continue our coverage this evening of the democratic national convention in charlotte, north carolina. former president bill clinton commanded the spotlight as he formally put president obamas's name into nomination. central role marked a milestone in the interkrat and evolving relationship. the two have swroafer come the past to fortunately an unexpected alliance over the fourgrowth and balance budget. the owe bam in a contend for convention speakers to dispel any doubt is best suit today bring prosperity to the middle class. but as robert you stuart lewis stevens said all speech written or spoken is a dead language until it finds a. >> enduring pessimism complicates the democrats argument better off mow than 4 years ago. new economic data to be released this week makes it unlikely that the

hunt, william m. macy, bill murray, john hawk, selena gomez, anthony sandberg i'm here for hotel transylvania and thens of being a wallflower. can you follow mow on twitter -- me on twitter and i'll be tweeting out live from the festival as well. >> thank you very much. don't leave me hanging. high five. thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> there we go. >> sarah's got me. >> we have to rush to the weather headlines we want to make sure we get the forecast here. we'll high five it right over here. a hot day ahead. that is what we're talking about. heat today. as well as humidity. but you know what? not quite as humid today as it was yesterday. i'm he speed talking now. an up settle saturday in a moo forecast. we have lots of sunshine ahead for you. wait until you see. in the meantime, here is a look at what is happening today. not much on sat lighted radar composite as you can see. -- on sat lit radar composite as you -- on satellite-radar composite as you can see. 66 at manassas. 64 at dulles and 70 degrees at hagerstown. quantico this hour, already 73 degrees. we have a weak frontal system to t

. >> verne: that was jimmy hunt who caught the last one, and that one is overthrown, intended for johnfie, number three. >> gary: when you look at the missouri offense, it is a catch and quick throw offense. there is really not an offense in this league that, when we talked to lorenzo ward, the defensive coordinator, he said was anything close to what they do. >> gary: even when cam and tebow were running the spread, it wasn't this style of spread. >> verne: we'll talk about it after this play. handoff, right side. what is the difference? >> gary: there was some power with tebow and with cam. they were able to pick up first downs with their quarterback. this is a much quicker passing game. no tight ends at all in the football game. five offensive linemen and wide receivers and running backs. it's not that they can't run the ball. i don't mean that. they can run the ball but they have to do it with more finesse. >> verne: third down and four, in four-down territory. you see two of 10 today. >> gary: even as much as arkansas throws, they do it with the tight end. they don't do it with th

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johns hopkins, mercy medical center. they're all doing research. okay. thank you so much. we want to remind you about the 20th annual race for the cure. it's in hunt valley, sunday october 21st. mark your calendar. jamie? >> all right, we have three caught on videotapes to show you. the first one a fiery motorcyclele accident. it's crashing into a iewlt pole -- you -- utility pole. then the motorcyclele bursts into flames. we have a high speed chase with the car spinning out of control into the median. police say the three suspects plearized two home -- burglarized two homes and led police on a chase. after a brief foot chase, two men and one juvenile were taken into custody. take a look at this where a school bus driver took justice in his hands -- are you kidding me? he grabbed the cell phone, took the video of this woman. she drives up on the sidewalk to get around. guess what, the bus stops here handicapped child.up a the woman does this every day. police pulled her over and cited her for not stopping for the bus. >>> police and the humane society raided a disturbing puppy mill. they discovered multiple dogs crammed into cages. the human socie

> charlie:we continue this even with john poa did he say tow chief of staff transition team 4 years ago. currently the chair of center for american progress. al hunt yoins you for this discussion as well as a number of others as we explore what is happening to the democrats in charlotte. so welcome to both of you. it's great to have you here. we congratulated mr. hunt last night. >> 40 years in 0 covering conventions. a number of people thought it was my birthday so i accepted congratulations for my frt birth at a. >> charlie:what i want to know what was your age the first convention. >> i was 29. >> charlie:40 years ago, was it. >> yes it was. >> i got you beat. >> charlie:how has it changed? >> well, it's changed first of all in the media. in the old days television covered it gavel to gavel. in one of two there was some suspense going in 1966 you didn't know if ford or reagan was going to win. wasn't tightly scripted as they are now. i still love it. this is a gathering of mitt co-s all over the america. >> plumbers with have their convention. >> exactly why shouldn't politicians. you meet interesting people. i'm sure they can trade notes. a st

obama in libya to help them supposedly hunt down the people responsible for these attacks although it it's really quite unclear how that's going to play out. today john the may just across the muslim world by installing our correspondent on twitter. and staying with the i mean let's not talk to base journalist out of the barn i don't welcome to the show so there are conflicting with pool source actually happening around the u.s. embassy decision at the moment. essentially the clashes throughout today appeared to be concentrated around the embassy outside of the immediate area things generally remained remained rather call. from what i've been told and what i've been able to gather and rap scene sort of started with a large protest march which preceded the embassy and it appeared germane people to be peaceful at first then once they reached the embassy protesters. quickly a number of protesters attempted to scale walls and in some cases needed into. our courtyard with in yemen to see itself however they were unable to make it into they were unable to dock where they were able to reach any of the main buildings in the embassy and then i was a spokesman

hunt thank you. >> the associated press had families of the world trade center site pentagon in shanksville this year. with us now johnusy associate managing editor of the wall street journal which is owned by the parent company of this network. the wall street journal was added the pulitzer prize. they were on the front page first person to account that attack today. it was year in and year out. it was-year-o weird this mornin. it was cruel for the first time. the sky was that color. >> again. >> it was crisp and it seemed quieter than normal. it didn't quite feel like -- i don't know. i don't know if it's part of the process we go through. the grieving process. it wasn't the same. >> they were giving speeches by design. i think that can still be very dignified. for those including polls say americans have moved on with this. this is such a definer of our generation and of our times and of the generation after ours this is never going to be forgotten. it is not going to be observed in some way. smaller maybe but dignified. >> there was something about no politicians family only i don't know personally. who cares what

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what i'm saying to you is that i think the hunt for these elusive independent or undecided voters out there is going to be a losing strategy. it was in 2008 for johnn. i think it will be this time. i'm not saying he has to make these social issues the heart of every stump speech he gives. i just say when it comes to debates over the next few weeks, he can't go wobbly or hesitate about these important issues to us. >> thank you very much, gentlemen. of course, the the big question is why is mitt romney not doing better on evaluations of the economy? something i'm sure his campaign is asking themselves. >>> protesters clashed in greece today and a very frank talk on legalizing marijuana. for more than 116 years, ameriprise financial has worked for their clients' futures. helping millions of americans retire on their terms. when they want. where they want. doing what they want. ameriprise. the strength of a leader in retirement planning. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you one-to-one. together for your future. ♪ 8% every 10 years.age 40, we can start losing muscle -- together for your future. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss wit

what i'm saying to you is that i think the hunt for these elusive independent or undecided voters out there is going to be a losing strategy. it was in 2008 for johnn. i think it will be this time. i'm not saying he has to make these social issues the heart of every stump speech he gives. i just say when it comes to debates over the next few weeks, he can't go wobbly or hesitate about these important issues to us. >> thank you very much, gentlemen. of course, the the big question is why is mitt romney not doing better on evaluations of the economy? something i'm sure his campaign is asking themselves. >>> protesters clashed in greece today and a very frank talk on legalizing marijuana. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, lik

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what i'm saying to you is that i think the hunt for these elusive independent or undecided voters out there is going to be a losing strategy. it was in 2008 for john think it will be this time. i'm not saying he has to make these social issues the heart of every stump speech he gives. i just say when it comes to debates over the next few weeks, he can't go wobbly or hesitate about these important issues to us. >> thank you very much, gentlemen. of course, the the big question is why is mitt romney not doing better on evaluations of the economy? something i'm sure his campaign is asking themselves. >>> protesters clashed in greece today and a very frank talk on legalizing marijuana. the wheels of progress. seems they haven't been moving much lately. but things are starting to turn around because of business people like you. and regions is here to help. with the experience and service to keep things rolling. from business loans to cash management, we want to be your partner moving forward. so switch to regions. and let's get going. together. but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting ou

john, glenn, karen and ari. see you live tomorrow from washington, d.c. when i'm joined by new york magazine's jonathan chase, casey huntes" mark leibovich. until then find us at facebook.com/now with alex. "andrea mitchell reports" is next. good afternoon to you. >> thanks so much. coming up next, the leaked mitt romney tape. both sides including romney representative, former governor john sununu. do the american people believe the country is better off since president obama took office. our first look at our new nbc news/wall street journal poll with chuck todd. woodward on obama. the price of politics. plus chris. join us. great grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. see the seam? more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. i'm eating what i know is better nutrition. mmmm. great grains. search great grains and see for yourself. and you learned something along the way. this is the age of knowing what you're made of. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viag

hunting ships, using attack aircraft flying off of aircraft carriers. we visited the u.s.s. "enterprise" in the northern arabian sea. vice admiral john miller commands american naval forces in the middle east. >> there are elements of the exercise that cover maritime security operations. there are elements of the exercise thatover our ability to protect our ships from aviation assets, as well as sea- borne assets, and we are going to have a great opportunity to understand how all of it works. >> reporter: but these types of so-called "maritime security operations" could easily morph into full-blown war, according to alireza nader of the rand corporation. >> there's high potential for escalation between the united states and iran. if iran mines the strait of hormuz, then the united states would have to clear it. but to do so, the u.s. has to also consider iran's other military assets-- for example, air defense. and once you start hitting these, then a full scale war can erupt. i have a hard time imagining very limited iranian action in the strait of hormuz and a limited u.s. reaction to it. >> reporter: in a real-world situation, the

the elayn hunt correctional center became home to many inmates from nearby prisons that were evacuated due to damage. that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler.  >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates. "lockup." >>> this is a new institution. inmates are trying to establish their own territory. a lot of inmate-on-inmate assaults. >> you're surrounded by 1,000 killers. every one of them is a stranger. >> watch out for this guy on the yard. something's going to happen, it's going to happen soon. >> obviously this has been tampered with. the inmates have restitched it back up. >> why won't you take a cellmate? >> i feel threatened to be placed in a sell with another inmate. i feel my life is in danger. >> the inmate has been secured in the family visiting area. he'll have this time with his wife, and he'll return back to a facility. >> you nervous? >> mm-hmm. >> i'm not in here for no rape, no child molesting. >> if i stay over here, before the day is out, i could never go back to the main line. because my reputation be worn. i'm

the elayn hunt correctional center became home to many inmates from nearby prisons that were evacuated due to damage. >>> that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm johnsubject matter, viewer discretion is advised. there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates. "lockup." >>> this is a new institution. inmates are trying to establish their own territory. a lot of inmate-on-inmate assaults. >> you're surrounded by 1,000 killers. every one of them is a

hunting with you or fathering with you. whether they were making an oar loafing. you could see what was happening and you can them too. john: why should it be different because we have 300 plus million people? >> there are two problems. it doesn't scale up to millions of people or even thousands of people or even hundreds of people because you can't do the same kind of monitoring. the second problem is, when you try as was done in communist countries for many years to organize businesses as collective actions where you decouple, where you decouple reward from effort --. john: they fail one after the other, these utopia groups. >> not just that they fail. yes, they fail because who contribute when they see people free ride they want to withdraw and contribute less and less and less. the only way you can sustain it is through punishment and coercion. there is dark side of communism. everybody thinks communism. how lovely. we'll all share and it will be wonderful but there is a very dark side which a lot of research in experimental economics and other places has been showing without the possibility of punishing free riders yo

john morton jr., and his 18-year-old son died in the crash. it happened near the river heights mobile home park in fredericksberg. >>> police are on the hunt fored a pedestrian and then drove off. it happened last night on silver hill road. it happened last night. officers are looking for a white chevy impala, they have not released >>> welcome back, will the great weather we had yesterday stick around for this sunday? good morning, chuck. >>> good morning, bleaks of sunshine here in the front half of the day, and most of us don't need to worry about rain today, but there will be a chance for quick little showers to bubble up later on this afternoon, especially for you folks north of the washington area towards montgomery county. for now, everyone is rain free, temperatures in the upper 40s to mid-50s. a mix of clouds and sunshine today. mainly to the north, if you have outdoor plans, e would not channel them. any rain showers we glet be short loved. tomorrow, back to work and school. rain chances return late monday night into tuesday. >>> we are back on a sunday morning, september 30th, 2012. what a great crowd out on the plaza joining us thi

hunt for the photographer who took those topless photos of kate middleton. there's new details from another who says he knows who took the pictures. also this morning, surprising comments from johng to the duchess' defense. and abc's jeffrey kofman joins us live from london with the latest on the investigation. good morning, jeffrey. >> reporter: good morning, elizabeth. the french police are on the case, searching for the photographer the london tabloids calls le rat. it seems le rat is actually the rat, an irishman. and he could be in big trouble. and what's not clear is whether the french courts can order the magazine to name the photographer. while the picture published in france, they have also been published in italy and ireland. now, in denmark and sweden. >> elizabeth? >> all right, jeffrey. so sorry our piece didn't roll. we have technical issues. >>> in the meantime, let's check in with sam champion for a look at the weather. it's a gorgeous day in times square. >> it is. and speaking of pictures, we asked for fall color pictures. fall starts -- no matter how you feel about this. on saturday, it's their favorite season. i'm missing summer already. saturday about 10:49