kohl was affected by using the european commission. if you do not do that, then are you ready for the consequences for those that are flailing? i can take the case of united states. i also took part in national elections, soy understand the tactical and short-term calculations. the lack of confidence i started to refer to in australia in august about economic leadership was the fact that people are looking for leaders to give them the straight story and some sense of direction. in the case of the united states, we're having a lot of debate about cutting what technicians called the discretionary spending, the year by year in you will budget, as opposed to dealing with the entitlement programs, primarily social security and health-care programs. and if somebody really wants to send a signal to market and send a signal of direction about the future of the country, some of us to lead on this issue. part of the challenge of a good politician is knowing when to set out the leadership course and how to bring people along, but i will oppose th

you do not have to go too far before kohl's done. 60s out towards hagerstown. 50's into the western mountains. some cool air moving in across western parts of the city, with a cold front that is helping to kick off those showers. more clouds pushing on in and more clout behind the cold front. but this is the same cold front we have been talking about for days and days. it has been slowly inching its way across the state. now it is about halfway throughout the state. once this goes by, we get a break from the rain in the timber chose -- the temperatures will come down. then a more powerful cold front will be moving in, and you a season of a drop in temperatures. we're going to time at the rain chances. a possibility throughout the afternoon. showers will be scattered in nature but enough so you may want to have an umbrella. we will dry out as we headed to much of friday. then saturday, the upper level low, the same low pressure system that has been plaguing us for the past couple of days, that finally moves over us. it brings rainshowers to baltimore on saturday. there could be snow in the wes

he and jennifer have each unveiled a brand new clothing line for kohl's department stores.u are wearing is from this line? >> i would wear absolutely everything and i swear by it. the only difference is, probably would have been 1,000 bucks more. >> reporter: and believe it or not, marc is also a minority owner of a professional football team. miami dolphins. >> woo! dolphins! >> reporter: how the heck did you wind up owning part of the team? >> it's a dream come true. you think about it -- it's -- you know, puerto rican kid, born and raised in east harlem, we used to sneak into yankee stadium, sneak into the games and there was always like the possibility in the back of my head, like, we can get thrown out. so, there's something about going to the stadium and saying, ain't nobody throwing me out. you know what i'm saying? >> reporter: not anymore. the last time i interviewed him in 1999, i walked with marc through the streets of spanish harlem where he grew up. this time, he brought me to his mansion in long island. it's a long way from spanish harlem. >> yeah. >> reporter

kohl's sales fell, taking its stock price with them down 2%. and discounter t.j. maxx reported sales grew at half the rate expected. shares saw heavy volume, dropping 3%. telecommunications gear maker ciena provided a pleasant surprise for investors, reporting a profit of eight cents per share when a loss of the same amount was expected. while european business continues to slow, the company says u.s. customers are buying strong. the stock saw strong buying, up 20% on very heavy volume. slowing demand for its gear this year has pushed the stock down. but with today's buying, it's at a one-month high. we will want to watch netflix tomorrow. shares were down 8% from this close tonight. talks reportedly have broken off between netflix and starz entertainment about renewing a deal for movies and other content. we saw lots of activity with u.s.-traded brazilian bank stocks. u.s. investors know the saying "don't fight the fed." well, the brazilian central bank surprised the market and cut interest rates, helping to today's brazilian bank stock rally. banco bradesco, ita

senator kohl, the chairman of the subcommittee asked eric schmidt this week about whether or not google exhibits bias in its rankings. here's mr. schmidt's answer. >> with respect to the question of ranking al grit ms and bias, it's ultimately a judgment what comes first or second, and in our case because we have so many things to rank, it would not be possible for me to explain to your senate session or to my own why one link about this testimony and then my testimony was one higher or lower. it's a complex formula involving influence and who points to whom and the way in which it's expressed and so forth using a propry today algorithm which google has developed. it's the best that we can do, and i want to say right up front that we do occasionally make mistakes. >> host: scott cleland. >> guest: um, that was a very complicated answer when it could have been simple. they have admitted that they put, you know, certain things like google finance and google maps number one sp. so they've decided, and they've actually -- some of their executives have said it's only fair. we created it. but

there was information this morning, some radio traffic that he may have entered the kohl's store. that hasn't been verified yesterday. other than that, we don't have any information that he went inside any businesses. >> [ indescernible ] >> there were 11 persons injured and deceased. >> including the gunman? >> the gunman would be number one 1/ 12. >> and the person killed outside was a female. >> yes. >> was the female with the national guards men or was she in a different table? >> the information that i have right now is that she was standing in the line of fire between the other persons that were shot and the gunman. >> was everybody shot in the restaurant? >> no. >> can you tell us how many inside the restaurant were actually shot and how many were outside the restaurant. >> i believe only one was shot outside. >> that was the person on the lawn? >> no. >> person on the lawn was not shot outside the restaurant. there was a female outside the restaurant associated with the motorcycle. i'm not sure if that was her motorcycle but that's who was injured. >> were both of the male

evolution is a myth who believe that jesus christ will return to earth during her lifetime on it and herb kohl has been to prepare wasilla and alaska and america to be the christian republic that jesus would find himself at home. >> and a city of character? >> she went to an evangelical conference paid for buy the city so to have the blending of church and state and this was sponsored by character organizations cities of character our cities that bowel -- about to follow 49 biblical principles to conduct city business and develop a way of life in the city in accordance with those 49 specific biblical principles such as obedience, but you must of a higher authority and of little list of flashcards to learn the applications of biblical truth. sarah returned from the conference and propose to the wasilla city council to become a city of character and they authorized this and it became the only citi of character in this state of alaska. these are mostly based in states with strong evangelical traditions south carolina. texas. most cities of character and for example, men of the new england states

and herb kohl -- our goal has always been to repair alaska and america to be sort of a christian republic that jesus finds himself at home in. >> it became a city of character. what does that mean? >> well, sarah as mayor went to an evangelical conference in indianapolis, paid for by the city by the way, by the taxpayers. already have a whole blending of church and state there. and this was a conference sponsored by the cities of character organization. cities of character our cities that ballot to follow 49 biblical principles -- that vow to follow difficult principles and develop a way of life in the city that is in accordance with these 49 specific biblical principles. such as obedience. you must obey higher authority. they have a little list of flashcards that you look at, and learn all these applications, biblical truth. sera returned from this conference and proposed to the wasilla city council that wasilla becomes a quote, city of character. and the city council authorized this and wasilla became the only city of character in the state of alaska. mostly based in states with strong

. >> this is a look of temperatures are currently a kohl's body is now above 48 degrees in as we flyound the bay this is what we expect temperatures to do later on this afternoon. we will have the rest of our temperatures in our next update this is a look of your seven day forecast hot today and tomorrow gradual cooling thursday and being into the weekend. and now traffic >> we're not tracking any hotspots like me for the bay area we start the bridge check at the toll plaza here on the bay ridge bridge few backed up at the toll plaza . the san mateo bridge is still unclear won no problems house as you head into foster's i city. and the golden gate bridge southbound 101 you will have to contend with the fog. we have had an accident on 680 and or early morning accident they are still trying vicki the lanes the right-hand shoulder actually that as you can see there is still no backups. and now the latest on the texas this wildfire >> this is happening texas right now firefighters are trying to make headway and it has destroyed 500 homes and 2,500 a. there are thick flames and lots of hi

bush and a kohl columnist in and from virginia john harris of politico and with me in new york jack welch, former c.e.o. of general electric. i'm pleased to have all of them here. john harris, tell me what... politico follows this closely. what's the latest on thi pursuit and quandary about governor cistie? >> the lates is that this is real. for a time it looked like it might have been frenzys with wisps of speculation being built up into something big but not real. this does seem to be real. governor christie is authenticall reviewing his initial decision not to run. i think the consensus among our reporters is that even though this is real ultimately the... by far the most likely scenario that he will stick with his iginal decision and not run but he is actively reviewing that. >> rose: you know lot of these people who are urging, begging, pleading, offering to get him in the race. what's behind it? >> the desire to have a fresh face, a decisive leader somebody who's done something in new jersey that's special. and has done the real thing. who seems t be totally authentic. it's a very a

helmut kohl, for example, helmut schmidt before him. the building of the european institutions, the building of the european proct which is something they showed ahuge intellectual leadership on. >> she these go to the german people and present the need for german marshal plan because after the second world war america helped germany rebld itself. there wasn't a short-term benefit more america b it had a long-term gain on all concerns. someone needs toe go to the germans and say now it's time pass on the baton. and that idea was floated to me recently by a senior member of the euro zone policy community and the problem is that although it's gotuch historical resonance, it hasn't happened yet. >> this isn't a german issue, this is a global issue. we see what's happening in china with the unwillingness to fundamentally address rebalancing issues today, we see hit in the united states with the efforts to come to the middle on minor short-term fixes and not addressing big problems. we see that in japan with what's going to be a third lost d

kohl was very effective using the european commission. if you do not do that, are you ready for the consequences for those that are flailing? i could take the case of the united states. frankly, i understand the tactical [inaudible] about economic leadership was the fact that people are looking for leaders to give them the straight story. as i discussed in the case of the united states, you are having a lot of debates about cutting discretionary spending as opposed to dealing with the rate of increase of the entitlement programs. social security and health care. that is not going to address the fundamental issue. if someone wants to said -- send a signal to the market, someone has to lead on this issue. part of the challenge of a good politician is in knowing when to set out that a leadership course, help to bring people along, i will propose the alternative. if you muddle through and you're economy continues to decline and you do not have a plan, that is not good for politics or was legacy. legacy. i have spent my life trying to come up

senator kohl, this chairman of the subcommittee asked eric schmidt, the executive chair yesterday or this week about whether or not deutsch will exit its body is in its rankings. here is mr. smith's answer. >> with respect to the ranking and a bias, it's ultimately a judgment what comes first or second. and in our case because we have so many things to rank it wouldn't be possible for me to explain to your assessment or to my own white one link about this testimony and then my testimony was one high year or lower. it's a complex formula involving influence and who points to whom and the way in which it is expressed so forth using of the proprietary that google has developed which we are very proud of. it's the best that we can do, and i want to say right up front that we do occasionally make mistakes. >> there was a very complicated answer, one that could have been simple. they have committed that they put certain things like google finance number one. so they decided that, and some of their executives have said it's only fair we've created the problem is 34% of the business goes to

the top-searched coupons are for dick's sporting goods, target, grocery coupons, jcpenney and kohl's. all-inclusive vacation searches are up more than 4,800% right now. one escape that doesn't cost anything is turning on the tube and watching football. monday night football returns on september 12th and yahoo! users are ramping up for the season. the dallas cowboys, oakland raiders and chicago bears ranked highest in search right now. with the fall television season almost here it seems audiences are not shedding a aear over charlie sheen leaving "two and a half men." they will miss steve carell on "the office" and they are very excited to see simon cowell and paula abdul reunite on "the x factor." this according to a news survey. and speaking of entertainment, beyonce's surprise announcement that she is pregnant sent searches soaring this week. after she revealed the news at the mtv music video awards queries skyrocketed for anything from her due date, her age, and how long she's been with husband jay-z. alyssa milano's new baby and kate hudson's post-baby body spurred lots of intere

i would like to get your contact information and find out what you know about kohl so we can help unlock that stuff. thank you. i am told that is all the time i have four questions. i will have to come back here soon so i can do this again. you have asked very good questions, and i am sure there are lots of others that would like to ask more, and i would like to answer each and everyone of them. let me say in closing, i am honored to represent you. i am grateful that you tell voters chose to trust me for a period of six years with the task of representing you in the u.s. senate. i take very seriously the oath i took a couple of months ago, that i will support the constitution in my representation of you. i want to do a good job in a support me know what is important to you so i can represent you well. this is where the hard working people live. it is a place where utah pioneers came not knowing whether they would survive more than two winters. they survived and thrived. it is time for to try yet again. we can do that as we are not energy potential here in united states, and especially he

vera wang for kohl's. h&m showcased from stella mccartney. the closest any of us will get to owning chanel. by all accounts, the target sale was a stunning success, especially when one considers the rest of the retail market. recent studies show consumer spending, especially in retail, is down this back-to-school season, with moms expected to spend 16% less t ts year than they did two years ago. laura mckenna bought almost $700 worth of missoni from target, including outfits for her daughters, rain boots and these pumps from target. laura acknowledges there's a recession going on. but some discount retail therapy, she says, has gone a long way to soothing her economic blues. >> i think it's great. and i think i'll give some things as gifts. i got a lot of outfits for my twin girls. i got myself some things. >> reporter: so, robin, i'm clearly not a model. i'm just modeling one of the jackets. >> the inside. >> reporter: beautiful. $69.99. not very cheap. but obviously, given the price that you find in other department store, much cheaper than

he and jennifer have each unveiled a clothing line for kohl's department store.re wearing is from the line. >> i would wear everything and i swear by it. the upcoming latin talent show marc co-starring with jennifer lopez. they seem to be staying connected. do you love jennifer. >> i'll always love jennifer, yeah. always love jennifer. she knows that. the important thing is she knows that. my kids know that. >> and those kids, their 3-year-old twin, marc says he will always plan to see them as often as he can. he seems confident and strong, ready for this next chapter like jennifer. >> but it'll be chapter alone. thanks very much. >>> the whole interview tonight on "nightline" and also coming up here, why venus willilis is really putting down her racket now. the e nnessee superstar joins us live to talk about her surprise last-minute decision to drop out of the u.s. open. [ dramatic soundtrack plays ] whoa! man: what is that? i don't know, but it burns! it's like fire. woman: ow, ow! i can't see. man: it's singeing me! it's the sun. get out of the office more oft

r new rules regulating kohl would endanger thousands of jobs. and then there is the obamacaree will, which has to be counted as one of the most far reaching ans comprehensive single sources of government regulation ever still devised. not though the bill is still not yet fully taken a facto, the myriad rules it will impose on everyttn american and would be written as we speak and so far those r regulations already run to pages nearly 10,000 pages.ill spend so republicans will spend the next weeks and months arguing it favor of a robust legislation to aim at blocking or repealing some of the most pernicious rules and regulations so the business can breathe again and begin to hire and the american s worker, not washington, can hel. this economy get moving again. f putting the american people back in charge of the economy alsohed means reforming the tax code wes which and that's why over theono next week when the republicansnl continue to make the case t washington should get out of hee business of picking winners and losers we should try to become

kohl -- caller: the economy collapsing, it is the people of this country.hen you go to the store, it is not made in america? do not buy it. i am 59. back then there were not that many foreign cars. the foreign cars come here, people come out and purchase foreign cars and it hurts american companies. i am just as guilty as everyone else. when i go to the store, it might cost me $3, $5 more. if it is not made it in america, i will not buy it. they are not going to be able to fill all of these promises. if we, the people, in this country do not stick together, everyone will be out of work. the other thing, stop using the internet to do mail service. you are putting mailmen out of work. how many people have gotten away with computer fraud over the last five years? you want americans to keep going? you want the country to keep going? time for the people of this country to stick together. we, the people, will put everyone back to work. the only thing that the government can do to help us is if they stop doing business with all of the countries that moved out of t

one is senator herb kohl who has a railroad antitrust enforcement act.entially what that would do is undo all these antitrust exemptiont. he has been pushing that through for some time and spart one who fwoonts to the reform the regulatory agency who oversees the railroads. host: we're talking with mina kimes. if you're a democrat dial 202-737-0001 and republicans dial 202-737-0002 and independents 202-628-0205. you said if the carrier is true and charging above 80% of their t courts and pointed out in my story over the last 10 years, they have only issued 14 decisions on the matter despite that fact that there have been hundreds of complaints and the railroad said this is theavet there's not that many complaints and that it's not as serious an issue as shippers make it out to to be but the shippers say no. it's just too hard to prove everything and the burried season on the shippers that they are rude and paying complete with tracks and hiring consultant the costs are too much. host: let's hear from stephanie, the democratic caller we're talking with mi

senate seat being vacated by retiring democrat herb kohl. the balance of power in the senate where republicans need to pick up just four seats to take control. again, tammy baldwin, congresswoman from wisconsin entering the senate race there in wisconsin. looking at our program schedule -- live coverage on c-span includes former mayor rudy giuliani of new york. he's at the national press club talking about the september 11 anniversary. the 10th anniversary is this sunday. his comments this afternoon at 1:00. a road to the white house coverage this afternoon at 3:40 with mitt romney talking about his jobs plan, a plan that contains 59 specific proposals. president obama will be releasing and announcing his jobs plan in a joint session of congress speech on thursday. thursday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. nancy pelosi, the democratic leader and other democrats holding a news conference also about jobs this afternoon. we'll have coverage of that too but the joint session speech is thursday at 7:00 eastern. >> in 1844, henry clay ran for president of th

the kohl government is more dependent on contractors. -- the whole government is more dependent on contractorsthe mechanism for oversight overseas is weaker than here. you don't have it focused as one of the reasons which suggest things like an assistant secretary of state or an assistant secretary of defense for contingency contract in. we have to get visibility of the overseas visibility contract to make up. guest: i know charles would want to make this point. to make this point. the folks that do, attracting at state and defense come they are fabulous people. they do a terrific job. but there are limits to what they can do given how understaffed they are. understaffed they are. host: who appointed you? guest: john boehner and then mitch mcconnell and john boehner made me the co-chairman. i was grateful -- host: who were the other three republicans? guest: i have to think. the former controller. the former controller. a former finance person in the department of veterans affairs. and we have -- who is the other republican? doug, zach. host: while you think about that -- guest: he is quite ri

. >> here's what they're trying to do -->> wouldn't have helmut kohl. >> probably not. but somebody, perhaps, with helmet hair. >> right. sean hannity. >> they're trying to encourage people, back in the day when people used to collect stamps and stuff like that, stamp sales were fantastic. well, these days because of the internet and everything else, their sales are going down so if they could come one a way to get people excited about buying a stamp and we've got a couple of examples of would you be excited if you could buy a justin bieber stamp? or a sarah palin stamp? like that? or a charlie she stamp or brian's favorite, meat flavored stamp, remember when she wore the meat dress. >> i still think about that every day. >> i bet you do. here's the thing, this is what the post office is saying, vote via twitter and facebook, the two things that have taken them down to their knees to see which stamp you want on your next letter. how many people out there will be saying, you know what? i could e-mail somebody but i'd love to send a lady gaga stamp and a letter snail mail

jenkins, the analogy used about if kohl were determined to be found. i used to represent somebody the national park and i can assure you if there was coal found under we wouldn't be going after that it's an unfair comparison should talk about that and anwr. anwr is the poster child then you bring out all the time and i know it's been a good a successful fund-raiser for several decades is the beautiful brooks buying with the der and the elkus and the grizzly bear and the salmon and that should be protected. it is i think correspondingly the other parts of alaska that are protected under the law. that's not anwr. it's an arctic plan. i don't need you to make the point. i was there. you have not been there. >> i have been there and i was on that plane and it was one of the amazing experiences. >> we can agree to disagree. if you cannot drill safely, and this is where the math of comparison analysis gets lost because we are talking about jeweling at 6,000 feet of ocean depths where the costs are much greater and the risks are much higher and that's the com

one is senator herb kohl who has a railroad antitrust enforcement act. essentially what that would do is undo all these antitrust exemptiont. he has been pushing that through for some time and spart one who fwoonts to the reform the regulatory agency who oversees the railroads. host: we're talking with mina kimes. if you're a democrat dial 202-737-0001 and replicans dial 202-737-0002 and independents 202-628-0205. you saidf the carrier is true and charging above 80% of their t courts and pointed out in my story over the last 10 years, they have only issued 14 decisions on the matter despite that fact that there have been hundreds of complaints and the railroad said this is theavet there's not that many complaints and that it's not as serious an issue as shippers make it out to to be but the shippers say no. it's just t hard to prove everything and the burried season on the shippers that they are rude and paying complete with tracks and hiring consultant the costs are too much. host: let's hear from stephanie, the democratic caller we're talking with mina

chairman kohl apologize for not being here for the conclusion of your testimony but was needed for votes in the appropriations committee, so we thank you, and since we're open for, i think, a week, i also plan to submit a few questions on privacy and other -- and then i know electric eventual theft, so -- but i really thank you and i would like to call the second panel. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity to appear before your panel here. we will be happy to answer any other questions and clarify any questions that require further clarification. so thank you very much. mr. franken: thank you very much. the record will be open for a week. we now call the second panel. we're going to take a brief recess so if you want to sit there, get used to that place and you can do that or if you want to just mil around and chat idly, you can do that, as well. we're going to take a brief recess, and i believe the chairman, the real chairman, will be back any moment. so, recess. >> president obama talks about how education is an important part of his economic agenda and call for raising of standa

>> kohl's on new roads, lanes, bridges, no problems.always a good idea. >> i agree with chronic over on leasing, state assets, whether transportation or other forms of infrastructure. we tried to do it in the pennsylvania turnpike. we got i high bid of $12.8 billion. the legislature to turn it down because they control the turnpike commission. the control that jobs, the white collar patronage, they did not want to give up. the pennsylvania state would not have that $12 billion back right now. he is right. tool, i am -- tolls, i am all for tolls. i would widen it and say we need to open up tollings on roads that are not for some reason. the people who are against it, democrats, say, why would people pay twice for something? they pay when we build the first time. when you buy a car for $45,000, your life's savings, people new car, you pay for it wants about but you pay every year to maintain it. you would not stop putting money into the car. if you did it would break down and would not work anymore. that is essentially what is happening.