krueger's imprison. the local little shura was arrested after being found in possession of a variety of weapons it's his thirteenth conviction. and. feeling that the boss is. nobody knows who could possibly come off to him. like he was before has been and will be after the arrest of this. crew is gone but nothing has really changed for the. company. on. another when we never go in for it either on our own or with. bad to be close to the revolting of. what. is seen as provocative we want to avoid that. in a critical thought oh that's good all. right. so. we would be foolish not to be scared given the situation when we know our neighbors. would use violence against us we know we're not welcome there. is. he. the emails want to hang on even though the noose is tightening around the. edges are experiencing the same fate slowly patiently the german extreme right is gaining ground like elsewhere in europe people are finding these self-confident many face movements increasingly attractive in some cases to make

the statement is by jerry krueger, the mother of staff sergeant amy krueger. this time i would ask that tina nemelka, the mother of pfc nemelka would come forward. she'll stand by my side as i read the statement onber behalf. first i would like to thank the prosecution team for their hard work and diligence to bring hassan to justice. i have been much relieved that justice has been reached. we have all heard that hassan believes with the death penalty that he will be seen as a martyr, but i know and feel that he is a coward, a traitor and a murderer. he was convicted of 13 counts of premeditated murder. i am happy and satisfied with that. i appreciate the support and prayers from so many out there. the statement is read on behalf of tina nemelka, the mother of pfc nemelka. at this time we would like to have the mother of specialist jd hunt, who will make a brief statement and take a few questions. >> first i would like to thank the prosecuting team for all their hard work. second, i will like to address before asked whether or not i'm glad nadal hassan got the

it really is the last time as the president's chief economic adviser allen krueger join us on the julyrs just out this morning. plus primary problems not for one, not for two, we're up to three senators with big primary challenges. the challenge ahead for mcconnell and graham are unique amongst themselves. the gaggle will be here. first, the white house soup of the day. it's friday, means it's a seafood day, and they throw in to make it a little spicy, seafood gumbo. we'll be right back. >>> the july jobs report came in short of market expectations. even with the jobless rate falling the last two months, were also revised downward. wall street is taking a dim view of things. not surprising. they had a boom day yesterday. all three indicators are in negle negative territory. actually, are you technically not chair today? jason, you're still chair till the end of the business day, right? >> till 11:59 p.m. that's when my resignation takes effect. >> fair enough. i know you're looking forward to going back to the private sector. this was a big week of economic data. you got a -- we got mo

krueger, always a pleasure having you on.king to you a lot more in your next chapter. thanks so much. alan krueger with the council of economic advisers. let's get to bob pisani, see what is moving on the floor, the dow down 61. >> modest declines, energy industrials. a lot of people were hoping to do that, aflon, opened $26. that's a great number. $20 was the price for that. so this is an oil and gas exploration company. texas, hot area, nice little ipo we have here today. certainly good news considering the disappointment from the energy companies we have seen. the debate down here is whether or not these numbers might be better enough, just good enough for the fed to taper. i'm surprised i don't think they will. a lot of people think the numbers may be just good enough for them to go ahead and do it considering we got europe's calmer, china calmer, i'm surprised but that seems to be the feeling now. where are we for the stock market right now? here is a couple of points here that we were talking about this morning here. mo

capitalism which has we're now seeing many of the problems created by that well i mean it is alan krueger the outgoing head of the economic advisers to the president said in his speech just this week. the the. this kind of capitalism has has evolved into something that we bed the textbooks would not. would not recognize you know but george i think the whole deregulation thing did come out of the united states and forced upon a lot of european countries as well i mean toxic assets and all of that i mean fine they found their way in every single economy in europe yet though there's a there's no question i mean all of this is the deregulation it is a movement that started in the united states in the late one nine hundred seventy s. and then it accelerated on the reagan era and then you know where dramatically also silly to the on the clinton and then on the bush so yes that was that originate that the united states and the europeans bought into that i mean the europeans bought into the propaganda that was emanating from washington that somehow they were running these sclerotic back with a co

cast to play villainous role of krueger, a mercenary who works on earth for the elite of elysium was director's long time friend, a south african accident. >> more a metaphor than a futuristic piece, taking intensified dramatic version of it at the moment. >> it is not only the setting of a futuristic civilization but matt damon's future as well. you are moving to l.a. starting a production company? is it fun? >> uh-huh, we are excited about it. we had a dl together. for a long time. when he won the oscar for best picture, we were look maybe we should get offices. so we are getting more serious about it. awe thought looks interesting. i will watch it. >> very intense, huh. >> an onion. many layers. check this out, the director apparently didn't want a hollywood star when he initially was trying to cast the show. he dent want to lose control of the script. matt day mmon had to convince h. initial choice to star in the film was eminem. >> would have been interesting. if he campaigned for the part. the part must be pretty good. or he want have campaigned. he is great in it. and opens to

it's like a freddy krueger deal. >> the democrats are afraid to prope amendments because they think republicanswant to change the law. we are kind of that a stalemate with the law that is not going to work. i'm not attacking the motives, but it's just as work. neil: on going to run to a restaurant in the trunk. always good seeing you thank you. >> good to see you. neil: meanwhile, the former big league pitcher who says this will steer right thing might not be a bad thing. don't ban them. brace it. peormance enhancing dru may be more enhancing drugs. any last requests mr. baldwin? do you mind grabbing my phone and opening the capital one purchase eser? i need to redeem some venture miles before my demise. okay. it's easy to erase any recent travel expense i want. just pick that flight right there. mmm hmmm. give it a few taps, and...it's taken care of. this is pretty easy, and i see it works on hotels too. you bet. now if you like that, ess the red button on top. ♪ how did he not see that coming? what's in your wallet? how did he not see that coming? a quarter million tweeters musicare tweeting.

it's like a freddy krueger deal. >> the democrats are afraid to propose amendments because they thinkublicans will want to change the law. we are kind of that a stalemate with the law that is not going to work. i'm not attacking the motives, but it's just as work. neil: on going to run to a restaurant in the trunk. always good seeing you. thank you. >> good to see you. neil: meanwhile, the former big league pitcher who says this will steer right thing might not be a bad thing. don't ban them. embrace it. performance enhancing drugs may be more enhancing drugs. you think he's off his rocker? waited until you hear is a very reasoned argument. ♪ ♪ neil: it is called throwing the book and a player, not letting him ever play again. major league baseball commissioner bud selig has his way, alex rodriguez is going to find out on our way. a lifetime ban. better than one year suspension over alleged use of performance enhancing drugs. never mind that rodriguez has not admitted to the use in this case in a recent years sort of thing. former atlanta braves picture says when more guys were on ste

the kid's name, simon krueger, he was found on sunday, 24 hours after he wondered from his family and he was less than half a mile away from where they lost him. kangaroo hugging. only little arms at the top, too. >> are you a resident kangaroo expert, you know that. >> we'll move on. >> delicious. >> you have eaten one, too, that for another day. >> we'll talk about that. >> costa rica, government believes wild animals, this he should only live in the natural habitat. they're moving to shut down two popular public zoos. >> it is not that easy and environmentalists say it may not be good for the animal that is only know life in captivity. >> it has been a favorite for school children for nearly 100 years. the days may be numbered. government officials say they want two public zoos in costa rica shut down. their ultimate goal is to eventually have no animals in captivity at all. the idea is that any interaction with animals should take place in their natural environment. >>. >> translator: public or private zoos as well as sanctuaries or shelter that is can't abide by the rules will no

joe krueger, director of environment at epc. -- bpc.for those who don't know us, bpc was founded in 2007 by four senate majority leaders. we like to say we are bipartisan, not nonpartisan. we work with people who are strongly partisan of various parties, but who believe with good and rigorous analysis, negotiation, and respectful dialogue, you can actually come to agreement on policy issues. it sounds crazy, right? but it is what we do. i think it is needed now more than ever. cybersecurity really is a type of issue that can and should be bipartisan. we will hear from our keynote speaker in a minute that the threats are real, and we will hear that from a lot of the speakers today, and the potential economic and human cost of a successful cyber attack are potentially huge. so this workshop today is to sort of look at, are we ready for this? what is going on within the government and private sector? what still needs to happen? it is part of a broader initiative at bpc on cybersecurity, a joint between home and security and cyber security. our goal is to develop recommendations for how mult

christie krueger, local 10 news. >> pretty high praise. >> yes, it is.ze. see if we can do it. i think she can. you are not going to want to miss this. stay with us. ♪ you are going to miss me by my walk you are going to miss me by my talk ♪ iss me by my walk you are going to miss me by my talk ♪ ♪ when i'm gone ♪ when i'm gone >>> there it is. the song fueling the craze that requires plastic cups, good pipes, good hand-eye coordination. >> all things which presumably dan harris already has. here he is with a story behind the cup song. >> reporter: if somebody from another era were to hop in a time machine, land in 2013 and briefly peruse the internet that person would ask what is the deal with all of these cups? as it happens, this is a viral trend with roots in another era, 1931. ♪ you're going to miss me when i'm gone ♪ that's when music legend, the carter family recorded an appalachian folk song called when i'm gone. ♪ when i'm gone >> reporter: fast forward to 2009 when this british act did a version adding something new, a rhythmic cup accompanimen

that was for a meeting with former economist alan krueger.what about roger ferguson, alan blinder, some of these other names, do you see them stopping by? is there a chance the president will simply say the heck with all of you about these two, let me bring in a dark horse, a name that isn't out there front and center and who might be easy to get confirmed? >> one source that talked to about the other candidates said, quote, this is a police lineup. they want to make sure that it looks like the president is considering lots of candidates and that he has deliberative process underway but they are discounting the other candidates you just mentioned. ashley: we shall see. what about tim geithner? liz: tim doesn't want it as charlie reported. ashley: there you go. liz: charlie, thank you very much. ashley: ledge epdairy investor wilbur ross ceases opportunities in companies where others left for dead and he has made billions. his advice coming to you completely free only on fox business. liz: as the streaming tv battle heats up, we have one of th

cast to play villainous role of krueger, a mercenary who works on earth for the elite of elysium was director's long time friend, a south african accident. >> more a metaphor than a futuristic piece, taking intensified dramatic version of it at the moment. >> it is not only the setting of a futuristic civilization but matt damon's future as well. you are moving to l.a. starting a production company? is it fun? >> uh-huh, we are excited about it. we had a dl together. for a long time. when he won the oscar for best picture, we were look maybe we should get offices. so we are getting more serious about it. awe thought looks interesting. i will watch it. >> very intense, huh. >> an onion. many layers. check this out, the director apparently didn't want a hollywood star when he initially was trying to cast the show. he dent want to lose control of the script. matt day mmon had to convince h. initial choice to star in the film was eminem. >> would have been interesting. if he campaigned for the part. the part must be pretty good. or he want have campaigned. he is great in it. and opens to

>> activate krueger reporter: it must be hard for liberal humanists like foster to impersonate consciouslessy her performance is so god-awful. the writer/director is 33-year-old south african neal blum len camp who made the oscar-nominated district 9 where apartheid was reimagined with giant shrimp from outer space. in elysium he shoots everything with a hand-held camera, super close, so when damon is converted to a semi-cyborg and gets pummeled by fists and lethal objects we get pummeled by light annoys and rock 'em sock 'em editing except the parts in (speaking slowly) slow motion. the december integrations are excellent. but the movie uses twisty stylish state-of-the-art techniques to arrive at totally predictable melodramatic ends from the hero's crisis of conscience to its face-off with a slobbering psycho to his messiahic finale. elysium delivers on its own dumb terms but i like the satire best. who can't identify with damon pleading his case to a robot bureaucrat with a low threshold for insulin? >> would you like to talk to a human? >> no. i am okay. thank you. >> are you being sarca

i am phil krueger at bpc. for those that don't know less, bpc was founded in 2007 by former senate majority leader's, tom daschle, bob dole and george mitchell. we like to say that we are bipartisan, not non-partisan. we work with people who are strongly partisan in the various parties but who believe that the good and the rigorous analysis, negotiation and respectful dialogue you can actually come to agreement on policy issues for the good of the country. it sounds crazy, right? but it's what we do. and i think that it's needed now more than ever. and cybersecurity really is a type of issue that can and should be bipartisan. .. it is also important between the private sector, how do we ensure why we do that would be appropriate privacy protection and if there is in fact, this conversation about when there is a successful attack. how do we limit that and how we respond to that we are prepared for that. so overall initiatives with cybersecurity is cochaired by the general and we will be the moderating panel lat

alan krueger has worn me that we shouldn't rest on those laurels. those kinds of challenges continue into other areas where you have military families and those who have kids and this man, when his child graduated from high school, his child has been to 10 different schools. that's from kindergarten to the end of high school. that's not an unusual circumstance for a military trial. so how do we make schools accept credit. and how do we make communities welcome these kids. then the issue on wellness and what we need to confront with mental health and illness issues and making sure we have resources for the families and we have a wonderful initiative where medical schools and nursing schools and schools have all agreed to institute extra curriculum and their schools that will change these issues confronting military families. it is tough. it is really tough for this family. i did not have a lot of exposure before i came to military in washington. what's interesting is to meet and become friends with some money. their courage and dedication to our coun

. >> rescuers found simon krueger after he wandered away from his family and he was found less than half? >> that's sweet. >> and we think dogs are man's best friend. >> kang roos, so adorable. >> thank you for watching today. >> it was so fun to be with you, christi. >> we'll coordinate next week. >> "save the union" with candy crowley starts now. go make some great memories. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> she is alive and apparently physically unharmed, hannah anderson, the object of a week-long multistate search has been found. the man suspected of kidnapping her and killing her mother and brother has been shot dead in idaho. we will have the latest. >>> also today, hard ball on the field and in the east room, the republican tight spot cornered by constituents in town hall meetings. >> in five sentences or less can we depend upon you to vote against any budget bill that includes funding for the implementation of obama care. >> please do. pressed by the president at his bully pulpit. >> the idea that you wouldhu

. >> rescuers found simon krueger after he wandered away from his family and he was found less than half? >> that's sweet. >> and we think dogs are man's best friend. >> kang roos, so adorable.

speaking now is joe krueger of the bipartisan policy center. this is just getting underway. >> we expect to release a report with some recommendations for policymakers in the fall, so say tuned for that. so i'm going to stop there. thank you again for coming. thank our partners in this, eei and eric, for helping us with this workshop. one housekeeping thinking, at the end of each session we'll have time for questions, there are microphone stands set around the room, so we'd ask you to sort of come up, and introduce yourself before you ask your question. so with that, let many introduce my colleague, carie lemack, who's the director of bpc's homeland security program, and she will introduce our keynote speaker. thank you. >> good morning. well, i know you didn't all come here to listen to me, so i'm going to make this very short and sweet. my name is carie lemack, i'm the director of the homeland security project at the bipartisan policy center. it is chaired by former governor tom cain and former congressman lee hamilton who some of you may rem