judd, these numbers, is that accurate? >> well, it's not. we delved into the numbers on our website, think progress, and found that actually the reason why there's going to be a little more spending or quite a bit more spending on health care is because eventually 30 more million people are going to get coverage. so if you already have health care, the idea that your costs are going to go up by $7500 just isn't accurate. by the way, that's also a ten-year figure, which is sort of glossed over by senator cruz as well. but i think -- >> go ahead, i'm sorry. >> i was just going to say that it's really important to remember that what cruz is doing is really a distraction. he doesn't have the support of his other republican senators. in all likelihood the bill will come back to the house and that's really where the rubber is going to meet the road as far as what's going to happen and whether we're going to be able to avoid a government shutdown starting early next week. >> now, cruz also has this crisis of personality, so to speak. in a new gq pr

as judd said, in 20 years we'll be close to where greece is.mething about it. we shouldn't be facing this problem down the road. if we keep kicking the can down the road, it's just governmental responsibility. >> thank you you governor rendell and governor, senator, almost commerce secretary judd. you sound like you may still get it now after this interview or at least some job. thank you. >> i'd like a job. i could always use a job. >> thank you. >> maybe maple syrup. we used to get that all the time. new hampshire is the best. >> or vermont occasionally. >> he always brings it. >>> coming up, ceo of one of the world's most luxury lodging brands, ritz carlton. we'll have that next. what will the super rich do during the apocalypse? climb into their bunker of course, food for seven months and amen at thises needed to survive. we'll talk about that when we return. the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nasca

judd jericho. two run jot -- jed jericho.he padres win a final of 9-3. >>> a's' business no cespedes again dinged up shoulder. he'll most likely rest until the playoffs begin. >>> jared parker took a bad day to get out of bed. all over the place the last few starts. got the ball up and he got hit. 2nd inning he was smoked by justin smoak. then it's brad miller and then the knockout round house 5th inning. miller again with the bases drunk. a grand slam. 7-1 mariners. parker didn't make it out of the 5th and gave up seven runs. brandon moss line drive just over right field. his 30th for the year. as the a's cut the lead to 7-5. then with the bases loaded in the 8th for judd lowry. no -- jed lowrie. no caught looking, a's lose 7- 5. so the red sox lock up the number one spot in the american league. >>> the a. l. wild card messy. the rangers are still alive. a. j. presin ski singles in a run. the a's beat the angels. they fell 7-2 to the blue jays. up north. so -- in control right now are the cleveland indians who have on a nice

my name is judd holtz man. i'm a sit san of san francisco and i'm here representing ~ 350 san francisco. i'm going to bring you back, if you permit me, to the business that we have heard here today, namely the mayor's comments about the clean power sf program. given the support that the board has given the program, i'm sure that a lot of this will come as no surprise, but while i didn't plan on speaking, it was impossible for me to let certain assertions made by the mayor stand in the public record without being challenged. i appreciate supervisor avalos's comments trying to set the record straight. and i would second all of those. i would just like to additionally point out it is represented as though the contracts which is clean power sf, i would just like to point out one more time that this is a small portion of the clean power sf program as proposed. it would be less than 5% of the total power provided by the program. the contract would be for 4-1/2 years with shell. the actual green benefits of clean powe

the people see through this as judd gregg has already said. the people have already rejected this bunch. >> i think, joan, as much as one wants to see them politically hurt themselves, the pain that it will cause veterans and others that would suffer with a government shutdown as well as the denial of life insurance, none of us even those of us that want to see their political demise since they're so narrow minded, want to see that at the expense of american people. >> we don't. although it may be where we're headed. i feel like it's bizarre-o day where ted cruz is depicting this as it's harry reid's fault or barack obama's fault if we default or shut the government down. because they won't give up obama care. he also does this neat rhetorical thing where he calls it a bill as though it is not the law of the land passed by congress, upheld by the supreme court. >> right. >> and then ratified again in a way in the 2012 election where the guy who wanted to end it was defeated soundly. and so to think the american people are stupid enough that th

that's all it is. >> sheriff grady judd doesn't buy it.itself. >> i was outraged. i mean when you look at the violence, when you looked at the animalistic behavior, the pack mentality where they just beat her and beat her and beat her, and the reality of it is, the piece that you're seeing on television is after they knocked her unconscious and she regained consciousness. there's a lot more to that beating than just that two or three minutes of tape that we have. >> he also believes certain websites enable this type of behavior. >> i challenge you that you could go onto youtube right now and find beatdown videos. now, maybe those are staged by kids to look cool, but look what it's promoted in this particular incident with tori. >> tori's mother talisa lindsay is outraged. >> i don't understand it. i don't understand how our society has gotten through peer pressure to our kids that it's okay to act in violence and then want to post it on myspace or youtube or anywhere else just for the entertainment and a laugh. i mean i don't find it funny

. >>> hello, commissioners, judd holtz man again from 350 bay area. i won't take too much time just to point out that mr. brookes and the advocate coalition and lafco would be the two entities who have worked the longest and the hardest on making this program what i understand the commission also wants it to be. and i would urge the commission to look at the representative of lafco and the representative of the advocates and listen very closely to what they are urging you to do as folk who didn't last check in on this in september, but have been doing this day in and day out. i also would just support commissioner wald's comments that it's all of our responsibilities as citizens, as advocacy organizations and certainly as the commission on the environment to make sure that this happens and that convincing ourselves that this could be a one-top check box everything is going to be okay and then we stop paying attention is both unrealistic and will probably result in negative program outcomes going forward. thanks. >> thank you. other speakers? >>> [spea

eleven and was the major driving force behind the nationwide pro-reform uprising let's go live now to judd feruz he's a former m.p. and member of bahrain's largest opposition party with facts are they going to bring to you so the first time is it that bahrain's jailed its most problem opponents yet the activists continue the opposition continues none the less will it be the same this start. as usual as you said because there is no clear vision or within the government authorities to how to solve this crisis still they want to use the iran fair to crack down all uprising and detain all the activists and put such harsher sentences within the within that this is unfair and an unfair trial total today for examples around eight hundred eighty years old been sentenced for ninety five activist among them many. human rights activists and. it was so clear that it is not a fair trial nor a justice it is just a political message to their first of all to the opposition that the government will continue with their hard line action against the opposition the same done to the international community beca

. >>> the judds department plans to sue the state of north carolina over its new voter i.d. law. north carolina voters will be required to show a valid government i.d. to cast a ballot. the lawyers from the justice department are expected to argue the law discriminates against minorities and students. >>> we've been enjoying nearly perfect wept foremore than a week -- weather for more than a week now. >> summer is not giving up just yet. yet. howard has details i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. for 30 years i've worked as an obgyn, my job is to protect the health of women. so i'm particularly offended by ken cuccinelli. cuccinelli wants to make all abortion illegal ... ... even in cases of rape and incest. ... even to protect a woman's health. i want a governor who's focused on schools and creating jobs, not someone who wants to do my job. who's ken cuccinelli to interfere in the lives of women across virginia? >>> 5:14 on this monday morning. welcome back to wusa9. summer is not ready to call it quits just yet. >> we're going to be seeing temp

the good former senator judd gregg the former new hampshire republican wrote a scathing op ed the republican party in the hill on monday gregg wrote that quote most americans these days are simply ignoring republicans and they should self promotional babble of a few has become the mainstream of a republican political thought as marginalize the influence of the party to an appalling degree and quote former granite state senator is absolutely right say what you want about the republican strategy call it shrewd or call it psychotic it's certainly leading to a lot of dysfunction in our government the time of economic crisis and wars abroad the republican party is making finding solutions so much harder. the bad representative ted yoho the man who once said that tanning bed taxes for racist against white people has opened his mouth again this time the florida republican congressman compared the house g.o.p. spy to de-fund obamacare to the civil rights movement you know told the new york times that quote it only takes one with passion look at rosa parks martin luther king people with passion speak

comments like unbelievably small. >> and comments like going to -- well -- >> well, obviously, judd and have a difference. i do think there's a coherent foreign policy. i think whether it was luck or being good or both, we've gotten through something that was very difficult. and i think that the president deserves some credit for that. i do think that the president had not threatened military action, that we wouldn't have gotten this result. i think it's a good result. yes, of course, the russians are not somebody that we would trust, but this is in their own interests, too. let's remember that it's -- russia has some vulnerability on this. there is a troop of jihadists from dagestan in syria fighting on the side of the rebels. so there are no particular good guys. the good guys have been somewhat overwhelmed in this. and russia has an interest in having those chemical weapons not come back with those dagestanis to russia either. so even though we disagree with the russians and we have a difficult relationship with them, there's no reason we shouldn't work with them on an issue we both

among our newsmaker owes this topic this morning, we have former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, juddob

i will say, you know, i remember senator judd gregg once told me, never take a hostage that you don'tt believe that the, these recalcitrant gop members are looking to kill our entire budget. we'll have to see how far they go before they cry uncle. tracy: somehow or another bipartisanship has not to be a dirty word after all. jack ablin, thank you very much, sir. >> thank you, tracy. ashley: all right. we have some breaking news for you. the trial of former sac capital advisors portfolio manager matthew martoma has been delayed. it was scheduled to start in november but a federal judge has delayed it until january 6th at the very earliest. attorneys requested that delay because they say they have a conflict with another case. so a delay in that one. >>> well, could it be more trouble on the way for jpmorgan chase? fox business broke the news that talks between the bank and the government over its mortgage bond have broken down. now federal prosecutors in california are expected to file suit but will the last minute negotiations keep the bank out of trouble? i'm sure they hope so. liz m

. >> reporter: sloan's twitter campaign has gotten the attention of people like wynonna judd and newt change.org has collected more than 30,000 signatures. >> at the end of my life i just want it to be said that i took the course i was given. i found joy in every one. and when it got really tough, i just held my head up and i kept my hope. and i just inspired people to never give up. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," ana werner dallas. >> it's one of those times where you say if everybody lays their cards on the table is there a way to allow this person if they understand the risk all of that, that they can somehow have one chance. >> i know andrea sloan is fighting for a life. and she's fighting for a way to save her life. >> and do it with dignity as she said. >>> we turn now to new trouble for george zimmerman. the former neighborhood watch volunteer acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin. well, he's had another run-in with police. in a dramatic 911 call zimmerman's estranged wife told a dispatcher that her husband threatened her with a gun. later, investigators say s

sheriff grady judd said laptops and cell phones from about 15 middle school girls have been confiscatedsages sent to rebecca on several social media sites. messages such as "you should die." and "why don't you go kill yourself?" the sheriff says the night before she jumped, rebecca sent a message to a 12-year-old north carolina boy she had befriended online. she wrote "i'm jumping. i can't take it anymore." >> we can see from what we have investigated so far that rebecca wasn't attacking back. she appeared to be beat down. she appeared to have a defeatist attitude. and quite frankly, the entire investigation is exceptionally disturbing to the entire investigative team. >> rebecca's mother saw her alive for the last time that night. on her phone. texting. sara joins me and ben tinker, senior medical producers who as you mentioned, you were part of the cnn crew who just happened to be at this school, so part of this story you're going to tell is not just sadly we lost rebecca, but someone else was saved. >> that's true. we were there shooting the story on anti-bullying, which is such a co

judd gregg, my partner in all of that, that's the reason we had the strong vote on that and re-wrotepaulson sent us a 200-page bill at 1:30 in the morning, give me $700 billion. the country rightfully was outraged. >> you don't get credit in politics for disaster averted. none of us could've benefitted from that politically. >> gentlemen, we really appreciate it. we'll have much more about larry summers' decision to take his name out of the hat as the next fed chairman. i am today by luck. i put in the hours and built a strong reputation in the industry. i set goals and worked hard to meet them. i've made my success happen. so when it comes to my investments, i'm supposed to just hand it over to a broker and back away? that's not gonna happen. avo: when you work with a schwab financial consultant, you'll get the guidance you need with the control you want. talk to us today. pcentury link provides reliable yit services like multi-layered security solution to keep your information safe & secure. century link. your link with what's next. >>> welcome back. it's all about you. welcome bac

. >>> tomorrow, judd gregg, ed rendell, bob corker and mark warner. [ man ] on december 17, 1903, the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box." futures right now, we've been doing a lot today, a lot of hard work and we've got them up three points, they were down earlier. oops, i better shut up. >> moody's said it expects the debt ceiling to be increased and it believes the u.s. government will continue to pay interest on treasuries in a debt ceiling impasse. notice how it's conflated immediately? jim cramer joins us from the new york stock exchange. i promised you do some really big hand movements in talking to us about stuff today. you know what, you got a lot of passion and that's the most important thing in life i think, don't you? >> well, look, i got passion for what you said about iran. i think you raised the questions no one -- everyone is acting like

from the tampa bay polk county,, sheriff grady judd, says about about -- about rebecca ann sedwick, he says, and i quote -- "she was absolutely terrorized on social media." unquote. that's the sheriff, the law enforcement official who have made a determination about what happened to this girl. and then in "the washington post" story, the -- this is actually the "washington post," but it's associated press, i should protect that. but right in the middle of the story, the associated press says and i quote the case has illustrated once more the ways in which youngsters are using the internet to torment others. in one article, they referred to being terrorized. the other article they referred to someone being tormented. so this is a big problem. and the legislation that i have introduced may not have prevented this, but for sure we need legislation where schools at a minimum are required to have a code of conduct which includes bullying and harassment. there is no excuse. by the way, we don't need to wait for a bill to be passed. there is no excuse for a school in the united states of amer

former republican senator judd gregg says failing to pay our bills would lead to job losses and more debt because failing to raise the debt ceiling, a terrible policy, would produce difficult times for people on main street. senator gregg, who i had opportunity to serve with, spent 18 years here in the senate. he knows that as long as congress fails to provide the american people with political and economic certainty by funding the government, raising the debt limit, we won't be able to tackle other important issues, like replacing the scwetiosequester that the senatm alaska talked about. replacing them with smart budget cuts. or strengthening a long-term budget that will put this nation on solid economic foot. mr. president, a government shutdown would be irresponsible and it would be unnecessary. congress needs to do its job by finding a way to responsibly keep the government running. we cannot keep holding businesses, seniors, working families, students, our military men and women hostage to the political whims and aspirations of a select few. when i was a member of the montana se