jonas max father ris and, gary b, no recovery until we see tax cuts for everyone? >> that's what it feels like, brenda. it's just not a personal opinion, look at the number of companies who have come out this past week and warned that earnings are likely to be down or flat because of uncertainty and in fact, brenda, better be listen to companies that haven't warned. we have mcdonald's, we have ford, we have sisco, we have apple, we have starbucks and it's like a who's who of the fortune 500, now, and those companies obviously are across the board different sectors, different industries, tech, you know, consumer goods, all across. everyone is saying the same thing, congress, clear things up, make at least the the very minimum the tax situation to clear. >> okay, but, there is a cost to that, isn't there? >> yeah, there's enormous cost. this, i think is part of the problem, i think everyone would agree, best case scenario you'd want to extend the tax cuts number one pressure point is the fiscal situation, you're talking about a massive deficit and debt that keeps gro

. >> and jonas, the economy is barely crawling, you really can't say it's growing right now. but do you think that renewing the tax cuts for everyone at the cost of raising the deficit is the right thing to do? >> first of all, we have end the economy crawling along and don't know how much at this point. we can't afford to extend these to any group. the mish-mash, and even if they go away and this cliff happens next year and the forced spending cuts don't end up either, we'll still be running a deficit even with the high tax rates, which means we're still in the stimulus program. the worst case is the stimulus program and no plan to actually close the deficit, you know, substantially with either tax increases and spending cuts anyway, so, i don't think it's as bad as it is and i don't think any group deserves a major break in this clip to worry about, we're all in it together at this point. we could use a small tax break. >> and basically, isn't it considered, wouldn't it be considered a tax like by the very people who would not be getting it? and wouldn't, and they're the on

>> well, god bless jonas for help finding the silver lining. finding the good point. >> not at all. >> thankfully he's on the show. the bigger issue, should we be doing it? historically, the government covers carrots or things they want to do. more deduction because they want you to own a home. they offer depreciation equipment they want factories to build more, you're offering an incentive for people not to work. even if jonas is right and the effect is zero, it strikes the american public as the wrong thing to do. as toby points out. do we want people lying in bed making money? the answer is no, we shouldn't be doing it. >> brenda: john? >> and how far have we gone to becoming a european entitlement nation now? recently the world bank told the spanish government that their employees are on vacation and they get sick, they have to get granted more vacation. >> whoa. >> and viva, viva-- >> and quite a policy when you have people out there pounding the pavement, and the kenard in your earlier point, those people not in bed or taking smoking cess

but, jonas, this is really nothing new. mean, since the market went sour in 2007, individuals have been pulling out their money. >> unfortunately, the individual investor kind of gave up on the stock market in the '07-'08 stocks. and this is coming out. these 401(k)'s are stocks and mutual funds. some is coming out. they're not buying chevies, but paying mortgage payments, and thought real estate was an investment. and that's a situation, a good asset and putting into a garbage asset or lower growth. and the penalty they're paying and and top of taxes and paying a penalty. and deal with that issue in the hard times. it's money leaving the stock market and that's why the stock market has been stuck where it is. ultimately it will flush out and the economy will grow hopefully, but without real estate turning up, i don't see it stopping. >> brenda: very good news for the market? >> the tragedy is not the short-term impact which is relatively minimal. it's the long-term consequences of it. it's sad that it has to happen. even t

jonas, is it that bad? >> well, apparently todd doesn't care about the officially definition of a recession either. and telling the opposite of soviet economic people, always a good time. and and there's been there a long time, but it's sluggish given that we're running an art artificially low. and a lot of people, including myself, and the other tax cuts expire. we need the economy stronger than this going into eventually tax increases and we will go into recession and it's not here yet. and don't pull the panic button yet. todd, but it is all about jobs, isn't it? because without jobs, people don't have money, they don't have confidence, they're not going to spend. consumer spending is what fuels a recovery. >> that's right. >> we're not getting the jobs that we need. >> not only that, listen, 70% of all the jobs created in this country are of the low income variety. jobs in hospitality, retail, leisure, they're fine, but not going to sustain the country. when you see a growth rate that's dropping and con

. >> we went to the rodeo to watch the jonas brothers. jonas brothers fan. >> and they're off. >> when the barrettes pull into the parking lot, the rodeo's chuck wagon event is getting under way inside the stadium. >> if you've ever been close to these chuck wagons when they're racing, it's rumbling, there's a lot of noise, the horses are making noise, the rigs are jumping up and down and rattling. >> backstage, a bull named hardball is in his holding pen. >> hardball is a bucking bull. that night he was scheduled what we call a re-ride bull. on any given night, a cowboy may get a re-ride because of something, a bull doesn't buck or a horse falls down or it slams into the chute coming out. >> as the chuckwagons roar across the stadium, hardball's startled. >> he ran forward into a gate that was in front of him, pushed it forward and allowed a pin to come out of a gate that was beside him. >> the gate unlocks and hardball races out toward the exit. this surveillance video catches hardball as he makes his escape out of the stadium and into

i'm not sure about mariah, ferrell, nick jonas. i am still going to watch.ck around for a while. such a revolving door. we'll see. they're all getting well paid. they're all fine. >> $18 million or something for mariah. >>> well, kobe bryant is in the news yet again. and his wife is very upset, she is furious over some party pictures that were taken when he was in london. check this out. there they go. yes. apparently kobe claims that someone spilled a drink on him, a picture from tmz. he was only briefly shirtless when he sent for a cleaner, dryer shirt. his wife, vanessa, who was going to divorce him but decided not to, apparently is furious not over the fact that he took the, these pictures were taken of him, but that he put himself in the position. she doesn't think anything really happened. you know, he's had a long, hard way to go. come on, kobe. you can do better. >> he does love to score. ha-ha. >>> also, apparently "playboy" magazine going to make a little history come november. the first indian woman to ever grace the pages of the magazine. obvious

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amazing jump, well done, jonas. >> holy moly. >> that's pretty cool. >> he not only beat the record,killed the record. >> and then just to prove exactly how high he jumped, afterwards he gets the tape measure out, moves the camera over and gives us a close view of exactly 64 inches. >> well done. >> good job, kevin. >>> this one is for all the cap wearing hip-hop lovers out there. >> this is my gangster sign. >> it's a cool video put together by new eraap compan to basically promote theirhats. to some pretty cool hip-hop music. the guys dancing are cory and spida and they are part of the ring masters dance crew. and they're doing it by using their caps to do sf some pretty cool moves where it looks like his cap is circling his body. look at that. >> i kind of wish i had a hat right now. we could try this. >> can we borrow your hat? >> they do have a link to instructional videos to do that. here's the elbow drop. >> lift it up to the sky, flick it forward and catch it onto your elbow. >> all right, try that. >> wait. >> catch it on your elbow. >> you almost did. >> give me your hat. g

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>> questlove: jonas brothers. >> yes, joe jonas rocked it. >> jimmy: you sang with the jonas brotherstlove: yeah. >> jimmy: oh, that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] love daryl hall. >> and i rocked with that black thought right there. tariq. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: what did you do with daryl hall, with d-hall? >> "sara smile." >> jimmy: oh, i love that. ♪ sara smile ♪ >> it's kind of bee gees-ish. >> jimmy: it is a bit. ♪ [ cheers ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> what? what? [ laughter ] you got to go in. [ talking over each other ] you got to go in with all that. >> jimmy: i don't know if any of these guys felt it, man. give it to me again. give it to me again. >> here we go. come on. >> you're going to do that again? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> one, a-two -- ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ if you feel like leaving ♪ >> what, what. ♪ you know where you can go ♪ >> jimmy: i love that part. ♪ why don't you stay -- oh, that's good. ♪ barry gibb and -- [ cheers and applause ] queen latifah. i think barry gibb and aaron neville -- >> let'

we've got -- >> jimmy: jonas brothers, right there.what he showed me? he showed me the fist pump. >> jimmy: oh no, you don't know how to fist pump? >> no, and also i can't even say it. it sounds ridiculous in an english accent. fist pump. can you show me how to fist pump, please. [ laughter ] that just sounds weird, doesn't it? >> jimmy: it's sounds cute coming from you. pauly d is awesome, and then you got -- >> carmen electra. >> jimmy: oh, la, la, sassoon. >> and, you know what? she picked the guy and it was seriously thunderbolt sexy. i was like -- the chemistry was palpable. they were looking at each other -- i felt all green and prickly like a gooseberry. there was some serious skin and arm. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you felt all green and prickly like a gooseberry. [ laughter ] we say that a lot over here. >> you don't do -- >> jimmy: yeah. no, not at all. we don't even know what gooseberries are. [ laughter ] i think it's something out of "harry potter." i have no idea. but -- >> what? >> jimmy: we do have a clip from -- >> oh, do

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then you have a major act. >> we went to the rodeo to watch the jonas brothers and demi lova lovato.ople running and i figured maybe they saw the jonas brothers. but they kept looking back and i had to take a second take, like what was that? then i saw this big black bull running like wild. >> i just looked out my camera and started rolling. next thing you know, the bull was coming toward us. >> and the bull kept bucking back and forth and zig-zaging. people were juching back. mothers with children were screaming and turning around and running and panicking. i just froze and with my older cousin, she started yelling at me to start running. then i finally snapped back to reality and started running with her. and i couldn't find my mom, so i was really scared about that. and then i saw the bull get this lady and she fell flat on the ground. >> i was really afraid that she was hurt very severely, because he knocked her flat on her back, and she did not get up at that time. >> there was fear, panic. people were just taking cover, grabbing their children and taking cover. >> at that point

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however, in the fourth, he gets burnt by jonas sesqepi for a two-run home run. the first two run of the game. the birds lose 6-#. so be sure to see if the birds avoid the sweep tomorrow on masn on wjz at 1:30 p.m. >>> darius webb returned to ravens practice today after dealing with personal matters back in alabama. but brian mckinney, who may have lost his love of for football's daily dpriend is a no-show again. and this guy, on the far-left, in all black, keleche osemele starting with a pie forback issue. there's no worries, says assistant coach andy moller. >> pass protection has been good, run blocking has been littled in the situation that we've been in so far. we've been good, dpries upbeet, got a great grouch of energetic guys. it's been good >>> no telling who might have -- it's been good. >>> in the meantime, there was no winner in the some erik game e we hosted. liverpool and nottingham went to a 0-0 tie. >>> and if you want to watch olympics on the other channel, don't listen, close your ears. michael phelps failed to medal in the 400 meter individual

. >> i'm jonas. this is my dad. his name is sam. >> hi, jonas. >> sam. and who's this?better go. >> shall we? ♪ ♪ brinkley ♪ somewhere ♪ over rain bow ♪ way up high ♪ there's a land that i heard of ♪ ♪ once in a lullaby ♪ somewhere ♪ over the rainbow ♪ skies are blue ♪. >> don't cry. don't cry. >> and the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true ♪ ♪ some day i'll wish upon a star ♪ ♪ and wake up where the cloud its are far behind me ♪ ♪. >> rose: let me talk about you and your sister and how do you two write together? i mean does it, she start the sentence and you finish it? how does this team work work. >> to tell you quite honestly, i'm not sure. we sit in the same room and there's a computer and a chair. and sometimes she sits in the chair and sometimes i sit in the chair. and sometimes the other one sits on the couch. >> rose: right. >> and then we switch at a certain point. sometimes three or four times a day. and we talk. we do very, very long outlines of what-- of the movies with we do. very long, very details outlines so that when we actually get to wri

. >> brenda: jonas, bull 0 are bear. >> too much for one company. >> you like business and like laughs, cavuto and business. >> neil: and president obama on the rich and a poll out that americans don't care whether he is rich. isn't that rich? and welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, it's true, a new poll showing three out of four americans feeling mitt romney's wealth isn't an issue and it wasn't make a difference in their vote. and at least stop develop phiing it, and celebrating it, and have him back, charles payne, adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino. >> i'm not surprised by this poll, although four out of five. it used to be five out of five. people want it to be rich or-- >> and some would have people right now, and angry and bitter. >> listen, in america we know that success is byproduct, it's a byproduct of hard work, sacrifice and smarts, we respect that, we really do respect that despite this massive pr campaign against it and i still hope it back fires. >> neil: ben stein, what do you think. >> the hypocrisy on the part of the democrats is beyond believe. the greatest was fd

>> i have jonas, he writes, when did msnbc buy the writes to re-air "golden girls" episodes? harsh. i mean we're trying to honor earnest borgnine by my presence, died at 95, i'm 93, i have a couple more years to go. thanksp. "morning joe" starts right now. >> good morning, everyone. it is monday, july 9th. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set this morning, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle, walking in the room, slightly drunk after doing "way too early." i think it's a little too much on him. you can tell by his voice. former foreign policy adviser to the bush administration, dan senor is here. hello. >> how are you. >> do you want to do "way too early". >> mike is doing it. >> i'm not sure he should. visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman harold ford jr. is

. >> brenda: jonas. >> the mobile models on their be tablets. >> brenda: is it going up 30%? >> i guess not. >> brenda: neil is up next. >> . >> neil: on a week when a top democrat is saying food stamps and unemployment insurance are stimulus and the president argues the really successful businesses do it on their own, what is happening to us. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto and call me worried, worried for a country whose elected leaders call the symptoms of a slowdown as the cures for slowdown. with food stamps and welfare are our goal and not improving the economy that should make them unnecessary. then i start to wonder whether what made this country great is gone and whether we keep this kind of stuff up, maybe it's time to sell this new brand of capitalism short. to ben stein and dagen mcdowell, adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino, what do you think, dagen? >> i think it goes back to the argument a we've been talking about for several years now, what role does government play in our lives? who makes the country great? is it the government or the private citizen snz

on "the next: fame is at your doorstep", musical mentors including nelly, joe jonas john rich and ouruest this afternoon, gloria estefen travel to different cities and interact with contestants in a very hands-on sort of way. this week-- the show is in chicago. it's a pleasure ... please welcome one of the biggest selling artists of all time...multi grammy winner, gloria estefen. >>i love chicago i am happy to be here ... when this show was offered to me there weren't that many reality competition shows on the air but i thought i could use my degree in psychology with this and you get to speak to the contestants and their families in their natural environments and we are having a blast we spend time with people and you see who these people are before they get on stage it is a devoted on byvoted by the locals in the city where we are holding the competition sometimes it's all about timing or the decision that you make that fork in the road ... some people give up because they think their time has passed and it's too late but lots of people have local followings that we want to give the

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beginners are learning to fly and catch from instructors, including jonas speer. >> it was -- i think it was our first class of the day. >> sweep, legs not so high and back. >> we spend two hours with them working on the ground and in the air on flying trapeze tricks. >> one of the students takes his turn on the bar. a classmate films him with his digital camera. >> we were flying on the trapeze, i was up on the board getting ready to do my flight, and emergency personnel came in. >> a police officer showed up at the gate, and he said, hey, does anybody have some rope or anything? we kind of got down and said, well, yeah, we're a trapeze school. what do you need? >> a man has just fallen into the hudson river, which sits next to the trapeze school. without blinking, jonah and co-instructor paul cannon grabbed rope and other rescue equipment and take off toward the river. >> when we get there, we saw a body floating down the river about 25 or 30 feet out. >> somehow a man, later identified as james q., has fallen into the river and now appears unconscious and needs saving. a small crow

. >> i love ben stiller, vince vaughn, jona hill. i thought -- all three together.movies. i was bored. i was very upset. the premise of the movie. >> what's up? >> i like the music, the soundtrack. >> had promise. >> it had promise. if you look ted trailers, like me, oh, you know, looks pretty awesome. then i read all the reviews, and i was like, no, it can't be that bad. probably still pretty good. then i want to the theater. >> did they put the three funny scenes in the trailer? >> absolutely. >> best is in the trailer. >> the premise of the movie, quickly. the four guys decide to make up a neighborhood watch to get away from their wives and every day lives and end up finding aliens. chemistry for a bad movie. let's listen to what some movie-goers had to say about it. >> i loved it. the movies, they're not, the greatest, but it's very funny when you, see parts. i like the comedy. >> it was great. >> it was all right. i expected a little bit more. it was fine. ben stiller is a funny guy. >> that guy had some drinks. >> i didn't understand one thing they said. >> i

her husband jonas helped develop the recipe.ey knew it was delicious but never expected the public's insatiable appetite for it. >> it was a surprise for us to go from one market stand. >> we made a loan from my dad for $6,000. and i thought i was signing my life away. >> they made pretty good pizza but their pretzels -- >> the pretzels were a pain to me. they're not good. >> they were yellow. they were bad tasting. >> i told him i'm not going to sell them anymore. just pizza and ice cream. and he said before you give up, let's try something. so he comes back and adds some ingredients to the existing mix that we had. we opened the oven door and it was like, they look different. >> all right. tyler here now. we are done talking about vacation plans. that is a heck of a story. >> they started with nothing. no experience. the husband was going to go in to the counseling business. she was doing something else. they begin going to fairs and sort of food courts. food stands on the weekends and they realized they had a hit and several

jona rosco. >> i'm chasing my dreams right now. that it's what i want to do. >> coach k. on hoops, his country and why he wants players with attitude. >> i want them to bring their egos. the more powerful the egos you have, the more powerful a team that you can have. >> the games, the glory, the pride of america. this is a "piers morgan tonight" fourth of july special. >>> good evening. and happy fourth of july. what better way to celebrate america's independence than by honoring the country's olympic athletes, the pride of america. in just a few weeks they will be on the world stage in london competing for gold with billions watching. in the next hour, we'll hear their stories in their own words. it's revealing, moving, surprising and inspiring. we begin with allison felix, one fastest women in the world. as i found out, a superstar determined to win. she's making headlines for the unexpected way she made the women's 100 meter team. allison and jennifer set off a controversy. the plan fell apart when jennifer pulled out hours before the race, conceding the shot to alliso

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. >> officer grant was killed on january 1st, 2009 by then bart officer jonas mehserle. >>> a man reportedlyout of a raft and drown in a sonoma county lake yesterday afternoon. the man could not swim and panicked. his friend tried to rescue him but he disappeared underwater. divers were called in to recover the man's body. the sheriff's department has not released his identity. >>> two months after the death of former nfl star junior seau, tributes continue to pour in. his family and friends have named an community center after him. a former san diego chargers linebacker died on may 2nd from a self-inflicted gunshot wound but his sister is choosing to remember how he lived his life rather than how he ended it. >> he grew up in oceanside, he played in oceanside and oceanside was his heart and nothing could replace that. >> the dedication was held at the beach because seau's family goes there all the time. the beach was also one of say our's most -- seau's most favorite places. >>> a crime reporter found a new outlet for her work. abby goldsman is now creating works of art out of the murder sc

>> i have jonas, he writes, when did msnbc buy the writes to re-air "golden girls" episodes? >> that's extremely harsh. i mean we're trying to honor earnest borgnine by my presence, died at 95, i'm 93, i have a couple more years to go. thanksp. "morning joe" starts right now. >> good morning, everyone. it is monday, july 9th. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set this morning, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle, walking in the room, slightly drunk after doing "way too early." i think it's a little too much on him. you can tell by his voice. former foreign policy adviser to the bush administration, dan senor is here. hello. >> how are you. >> do you want to do "way too early". >> mike is doing it. >> i'm not sure he should. visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman harold ford jr. is here. do you want to do "way too early" tomorrow. >>? >> do it tomorrow. >> mike, want to skip out on doing "way too early". >> i skip out doing it when i do it. >> i'm trying to give you a day off. former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst steve rattner is

jonas max father ris and, gary b, no recovery until we see tax cuts for everyone?arned that earnings are likely to be down or flat because of uncertainty and in fact, brenda, better be listen to companies that haven't warned. we have mcdonald's, we have ford, we have sisco, we have apple, we have starbucks and it's like a who's who of the fortune 500, now, and those companies obviously are across the board different sectors, different industries, tech, you know, consumer goods, all across. everyone is saying the same thing, congress, clear things up, make at least the the very minimum the tax situation to clear. >> okay, but, there is a cost to that, isn't there? >> yeah, there's enormous cost. this, i think is part of the problem, i think everyone would agree, best case scenario you'd want to extend the tax cuts number one pressure point is the fiscal situation, you're talking about a massive deficit and debt that keeps growing and so if you extend the tax cuts, all of them in particular, you have to come up with additional revenue, the other problem, and i think

. >> we've got tobin smith, gary b smith, jonas max ferris along with todd shoem berger and susan, everybody us out of it. right now things are bad, dire, sentiment is down and consumer confidence that's down. you can take your pick, the house balance sheet that's estimated. we're in recession and never got out of the last one and it's going to continue for some time. >> brenda: toby you're near silicon valley and things look different. >> the world has fallen and never gets up and misses a couple of parts here. and we're not in good shape and whether it's a recession or not, it feels lik