they are under krout. too much under too short of a time will cause risk of flood. london and paris is autumn light. 15 and 17 with windy conditions. off towards the east, sunny skies in warsaw. here's the extended forecast. . >> we will be back with more updates in 30 minutes. i'm gene a totani in tokyo.

something that effects the united states is the lathes on the krout situation.tates are feeling it which ones are we talking and where do we stand with that. >> we have across louisiana isaac move through. the good news it dumped over 20 inches of rain it pulled us out of a drought across the state of louisiana or southern portions of the state. we no longer in a drought across southwestern parts of alabama. take a look still an extreme to exceptional drought. some of the worst drought categories. we are not looking at any rain possible monday to tuesday. very dry conditions are expected with low humidity and higher temperatures. >> that just makes it worse. >> a wounded warrior showing the world what he is made of. navy lieutenant bradley snyder was blinded in a bomb blast in afghanistan at this time last year. he is still doing big things. now he is competing as a swimmer at the london paralympic games. this lieutenant is one strong guy fuzzcally and mentally. >> coaches and competitors alike are really in awe of how fast navy lieutenant bounced back after his

coz monthly jilgs lawrence krout joins me now. myself to have you back on the program this morning.it's goods to be back. >> let's talk about this whole idea of nothing. explain your book, if you will, first of all. you say the universe was created without the hand of god and that science can explain why everything exists. so explain that. >> well, let me make it clear. i say it's plausible that it was created without god. i think that's what is worth celebrating is the fact that we can see some plausible steps. we don't know all the answers, and i don't claim we know all the answers, but even the fact that the laws of nature themselves could have created everything we see, all 100 billion galaxies from nothing. it is absolutely remarkable, and the discoveries that have made that possible, that idea possible, are worth celebrating. the point is that we kind of realized after 100 years of studying the universe that the total energy of the universe could be precisely zero, and if you are about to create a universe from nothing, that's probably a good first step. the laws tell us that

some konts at the daily show tried to nail down all the key parts of a true cloud pleaser or wannabe kroutmp speeching are the back bone of american democracy if american democracy had suffered a massive spinal injury. stump speeches are not actually as difficult as they look, which is impressive because they look incredibly easy. walk onto the stage confidently smiling and waving at people as if you recognize them even though you very much don't. >> what's popular now in stump speeches is to take some song lyrics and repurpose them for your speech. mitt romney took "america the beautiful," right? >> stump speeches also involve such things as rich white men pretending that they do such things as hunt or enjoy the local food specialty. >> who could she possibly be talking about there? anyway -- >> i got started right this morning with a biscuit and some cheesy grits. i tell you, delicious. >> that was mitt romney attem attempting to win over mississippians. next, heard the all important question about the presidential race? which candidate would you rather have a beer with? well, this one c

coz monthly jilgs lawrence krout joins me now. myself to have you back on the program this morning.it's goods to be back. >> let's talk about this whole idea of nothing. explain your book, if you will, first of all. you say the universe was created without the hand of god and that science can explain why everything exists. so explain that. >> well, let me make it clear. i say it's plausible that it was created without god. i think that's what is worth celebrating is the fact that we can see some plausible steps. we don't know all the answers, and i don't claim we know all the answers, but even the fact that the laws of nature themselves could have created everything we see, all 100 billion galaxies from nothing. it is absolutely remarkable, and the discoveries that have made that possible, that idea possible, are worth celebrating. the point is that we kind of realized after 100 years of studying the universe that the total energy of the universe could be precisely zero, and if you are about to create a universe from nothing, that's probably a good first step. the laws tell us that

and fox news contributor charles krout hammer says this. >> and this is a man who gave one of the greateches of our time in 2004, and he gave one of the emptyiest speeches i've ever heard on a national stage. yes, it had cadence, but that's not striking about it. there was nothing in it. this is a man who believes that government can and should you do a lot. there's nothing in here that tells us how he's going to go from today to tomorrow. stuart: that's what he said in a word, empty. no specifics on how he would achieve his second term goals, which by the way, a repeat of the promises he made four years ago and no specifics on his past. would you believe in the president's entire speech last night he didn't mention obamacare or the stimulus, not once, not once. how are investors going to react to this? here the future's bear in mind. dow rocked 240 and europeans announced more money and kind after stand off this morning and the dow will open a little higher, right around 13,300. and this just in from the romney campaign. mitt romney says this about the democrat convention and that jobs

. >> you want to take a stab at disagreeing with krout haupler.?ld should ever disagree with charles. i agree with him entirely about the vacuum we are creating in the middle east, about withdrawal that a sense that obama has created that we are not going to immediate he will in middle eastern affairs when there's freedom on the march and that kind of thing. i agree with all of that. at the same time it's very difficult not to acknowledge that these people have hated us when george bush was in the white house and we were in two wars in the middle east. these people have hate us in the 1990s, they hated us in the 1980s. the simple fact is i think the obama administration is sort of making a fool out of itself by blaming this all on a video. the reality is is that this sentiment is wide and deep in the middle east, it's particularly wide and deep among activist groups and jihadi groups in the middle east and hell hate us regardless. james burnham once says if there are no alternatives there are no problems. these people will hate us, whatever we do.