kurt, this is an important time for u.s. foreign policy and asia. that's an understatement and i'm sure you'll explain why. with the secretary planning to head out to the asean forum and the president looking for his east asia summit as well as the asean summit and host the apec summit in honolulu this past summer, this is a timely talk. i don't think many people in washington can put 300 people in a room on the morning after memorial day holiday. please welcome my friend and our assistant secretary of state, kurt campbell. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much, ernie. i have never seen a program stood up more quickly and have greater influence than the one ernie has put together in the course in a couple years and i have more to say about that as the discussion goes. let me welcome here on a very hot -- is it august or -- but there's no climate change. welcome everyone here to csis and let me take a moment to welcome all our good friends and all the ambassadors from asean and my colleagues and friends and lots of people in the audience, amba

kurt busch started 11th, on 52, takes the inside angle and passes clint boyar. classic.this time stewart gets the worst of it, lost in a sea of whitealls, he would finish in 39th place and busch cruises to his first win of the season. he led for 75 of the 110 laps. jeff gordon finished second. comcast sportsnet insider joins us live from sonoma with more. >> reporter: kurt busch was all smiles after a domineering performance at today's toyota savemart, his first road course win. it brought back memories of a victory he had here in the 1990s. it was more than that for busch who drove in front of a top second place showing for gordon. >> unbelievable feeling. i had flashbacks of that southwest tour race i won here in 1999. that race helped put me on the map. this track here has always been sentimental to me because of that reason and i always wanted to bring a cup car to victory lane. today is a special day. i'm really proud. >> kurt said he was going to it try to gain position at the beginning of the race. i didn't know he was do going to drive to the lead. that played in

dan. >> reporter: well, scott what a dominant performance by kurt busch.e was all smiles after the race. this the first time in his sprint cup series career he's had a victory on a road course. he had a lot of great victories at an earlier at infineon in the '90s before he hit the big time. he was pretty satisfied he stayed ahead of bay area native jeff gordon who finished second and series leader carl edwards who finished in third. >> unbelievable feeling. i had flashbacks of that southwest tour race i won here in 1999. that race helped put me on the map. this track here at infineon has always been sentimental to me for that reason and i've always wanted to bring a cup car to victory lane. today is a pretty special day. i've always wanted to do it. >> all day so tight. at the end that setup we had and cleaner air was really strong. so great effort, way to hang in there by the whole team. i can't believe we finished second. >> reporter: the best part of it all for kurt busch is that he stays three points in front of his brother kyle in the points standings

how much is it going to take for you to get there and have a great cal kurt to use in order to figure out what it will take to get there and give you a good sense of guideline on how long it will take to get there. >> establish a goal, learn your resources and establish a system. >> how much will you get from

for more now, we go to nbc's kurt gregory. >>> nature's power captured on camera again.his time, in springfield, massachusetts. the tower cam at the nbc affiliate shows what appears to be a towering funnel cloud whirling above the city. residents were stunned. >> we had a tornado come down and took out houses behind our building. >> reporter: several buildings in springfield were heavily damaged, large vehicles were flipped, heavy trees were toppled. thousands of customers are without power. massachusetts's governor declared a state of emergency. >> at least 19 communities have been affected so much. we have an emergency on our hands. >> reporter: many residents plan to stay in emergency shelters. >> god's hand was over me. because i never seen them in my life. >> reporter: an evening of wild weather that many in the region won't soon forget. kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> elsewhere in washington, the standoff continues between democrats and republicans at odds over raising the nation's debt ceiling. spending cuts and medicare reform remaining a sticking point between the t

nbc's kurt gregory reports. >> reporter: with temperatures soaring into the 90s, new yorkers are trying to beat the excessive heat. >> my apartment is as warm inside as it is housed. -- outside. >> reporter: but the extreme heat can also be deadly. five possible heat-related deaths have already been reported in three states. and cooling centers for the elderly are open in st. louis and chicago, where health safety workers are going door to door checking on senior citizens. >> do they have an air condition, do they have a fan? >> reporter: record-breaking highs of 99 degrees in baltimore and washington, while philadelphia hit a record-breaking 97 degrees. blistering conditions for work crews, but not everybody was miserable. >> i like the heat. i've waited for it all winter. >> reporter: the broiling heat meant a short day of classes for students near philadelphia and in new jersey. >> it is hot in the schools. they don't have air-conditioning. >> reporter: no ac needed for these kids in camden as temperatures soared all the way to texas where it's very hot and very dry. >> we've gone 13

kurt kurt burn dominated the race. >>> tuesday, madison bumgarner had one of the worst games in historyns and only got one out. different story tonight. seven innings and one run and he struck out 11. giants squeak by cleveland 3-1. >>> a's with a tough day against roy halladay. they got the tying runs on base in the 7th only for david dejesus to watch strike three. halladay with complete game and a's lose 3-1. >>> and sang continues to make golf history. she wins thelpga championship to win by 10 strokes. at 22, she's the youngest woman ever to win four major championships. >> and game day tonight? >> we have the cal head baseball coach in studio. kim and infineon raceway. good stuff. >> do they know about the gameday course? >> anybody who appears on game day generally has misfortune occur to them after. >> that's your eyewitness always on at 10:00 -- news always on at 10:00. of course, get the news on cbssf.com all the time. have a great night. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him t

a cheaper fix and that is particularly for night time when you want to warm up you make insulated kurt tains for the windows. roll them up in the day when you want the light. when the sun goes downoir when it gets dark roll them down and seal them and you will be done. you can make them at home. you can have somebody professionally make them and they will look better depending on your sewing skills. i did that had i was a tenant living in an old victorian in oakland i made my own window and borrowed i sewing machine and put it together and you can do it and will make an impact on the window. you can go to any of the websites like homeenergy magazine and from there you can find how to make your own kurt tains. when they say insulated curtains what it has is a vapor barrier in it so the warm, moist air in the house doesn't come into contact with the glass and you don't get the condensation in there. the heat that's in that moisture is helping to keep your space warm. when it hits the glass it radiates the heat directly out the window. in order tow keep that you want to be sure jour curta

kurt busch dominated, leading 76 of 110 laps.akes the flag by 4 seconds over jeff gordon. busch's first-ever win on a road course. first year for busch this year. he says gordon came to victory circle to congratulate him, although he still didn't foolings last year. carl edwards was third. ambrose ends up 5th this year. >> for me, shut up and drive. i've done my talking. now it's time to do my driving. >> it gets stronger after five or six laps of running, and that's not normally. normally cars start dropping off on pace. testament to my guys, all the testing we've been doing and the preparation to come out here and try to win one of these road courses, we finally did. >> it was payback. i dumped him first and i dumped him because he was blocking. i've been complaining about the way the guy's been racing all year. i like brian, not holding it against him at all. i don't care if it was ryan newman. that's what's going to happen every time for the rest of my career. >> more controversy tonight on the late show. >>> josh ottoman was

kurt busch dominated, leading 76 of the 110 laps.22 car takes the checker flag easily by 4 seconds over, guess who? jeff gordon. it's busch's first-ever win on a road course. >>> first one of the year for busch this year, too. he said gordon came into victory lane to congratulate him, although he still didn't apologize for last year. series points leader carl edwards was third. ambrose ends up 5th this year. >> what's changed over the last month for you? >> for me, shut up and drive. i've done my talking, now it's time to do driving. >> the car gets stronger after five or six laps of running and that's not normally. normally cars start dropping off on pace. testament to my guys, all the testing we've been doing, and the preparation to come out here and try to win one of those road courses, finally did it. >> it was payback, but i dumped him first and i dumped him because he was blocking. been complaining about the way the guy's been racing all year. i like brian. i don't hold it against him. i don't care if it was ryan newman. i woul

leader kurt busch forced to stop for fuel. earnhardt junior, he was second place for the second week in a row. he has not won in 106 races. >>> that is all the time we have tonight. thank you for letting us be a part of your weekend. hope to see you back tomorrow. good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc. (800)775-7838. email: comments@captioncolorado.com

kurt -- kurt so you zoo key makes the play. pennington and olay.h the back spin like an invisible magnet. he is pulling the ball back in for eagle. that is amazing. and then on 17 mcilroy rolls in the birdie to go 13 under. lowest school ever. they have been playing this 111 years. giving chase? ye yang. yang with a 69 and 5 under par. that was nice, but this is better. putt of the day and on 17 and over the river and through the woods and pretty much through grandmother's house. it is a mile away for birdie. palmer one under through 17. mcilroy after the halfway mark. victory is not guaranteed. phil is one over. in swimming the world championships next month michael phelps has work to do. the four teen-time olympic gold medal list is competing in the grand prix and he lost today. it was coming back to the top of the -- and he came back to win the 100 meter. >> thanks, larry very much. that is our president are. "nightline" is next. for larry beil and sandhya patel. thank you for watching. we appreciate your time. have a great weekend and h h h h h

instituciones cerraron las muertas este año, el senado esta tal estatal de nueva york permite un re kurtsrero drems una con ofensa >>> al menos 2 reos murieron y otros dos resultaron heridos hoy en un motín en una cárcel de acapulco según informó la secretaria nacional pública del estado mexicano de guerrero, las autoridad dijeron que durante el horario de visita de prisioneros entraron a un lugar donde rae i realizaron disparos el ejército y la policía tomaron la situación de problemas en el penal. hubo una violenta mano necesaif en una universidad de perú por la construcción de ésta, pero ahora esto reduce los recursos que tienen entre los menores se encuentra un menor de 14 años. >>> un nuevo motivo de dudas sobre el mal que aqueja al presidente venezolano surgió en las últimas horas, si el presidente, el vicepresidente elías howard dijo que chávez tardaría en regresar, pero el hermano del mapmano trío fue má spedz fik >>> el presidente se está recuperando satos fax c mejorando en pocos días 12 días el presidente estará por acá >>> el parís vez venezolano a ejefe e >>> la reunión donde

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my next guest won a golden globe for his role as kurt hummel one you, my friend. thank you for coming back to the show. >> of course. of course. thank you for having me back. >> jimmy: it's bob marley week. >> i heard. >> jimmy: are you a fan of bob marley? >> somewhat. i have a dog at home. i mean, i was born like, five years ago. who is bob marley? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, yeah -- >> no. my family dog, at home -- one of the three is named bob marley. >> jimmy: well, you have a dog named bob marley? >> yes, yes. well, my parents named him bob marley merlot, because he likes the wine. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the dog does? >> the dog loves wine. >> jimmy: not your parents? >> no! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. all right, so your parents are fans of bob marley, as well? >> yes. oh, i guess so. i mean, they never played his music when i was growing up 'cause -- they would never show anything like they were cool, you know, when i was growing up but -- but yeah, no, his name is bob marley and we call him marley and he is a paranoid sch

today there were some firsts for kurt bush.n the grid but it didn't take long to improve his position. busch moved past denny hamlin and into the lead. if you followed nascar, you know the drivers aren't shy about settling the differences themselves. caution lights come u as tony stewart gets into the back of vickers -- caution lights come up as tony stewart get spwaos the back of vickers. stewart says he would block either way. lap 47 was the end for jr. he's not crazy about this race and doesn't feel any better about it this year. remember that thing about drivers settling their own differences. vickers gets an opportunity to get pay back. you can't go very much when you're on top of the wall. >> i probably had it coming because i dumped him earlier. but i dumped him because he was blocking. if anybody wants to block all year, that's how i'm going to deal with it. so they can block all they want. >> and that's what he felt like it was, you know he showed his dose and he reaped them. >>> and stewart didn't run very long this w

kurt busch takes the lead, takes the checkered nothing. first win of the year.n is second and carl edwards is third. >> it's very sweet, a special checkmark for drivers. i. >> mike: with "cars 2", we thought we would have some fun at infineon, talking to fans. >> welcome to nascar. >> "cars 2". i love nascar right here. and then i also love spy movies, so i wanted to combine them and take them around the world. >> a racecar, what would it be? >> astin martin epitomizes luxury and speed, which is what i'm all about. >> the racecar because i like to drive fast. >> i guess spiker because i'm sneaky and make that mission possible. >> i would have to be the tow truck, mater. >> cars usually don't fly. >> a good toe tow truck because i'm strong and dirty. >> a catch phrase? buzz lightyear has to infinity and beyond. >> i got a need for speed. >> look out, i'm coming through. catch phrase? ta-da. that means watch out. >> a catch phrase? let's do it! and i get after it. that's the last phrase i say before we take the green flag. >> what are the chances john the executiv

kurt gregory reports on all of this wild weather. >> reporter: in arizona a raging wildfire is growing, threatening homes and lives. >> we just saw the fire burning around the house. >> reporter: and forcing evacuations in mountain communities. >> they said you have to leave now because the fire was right there so we had to turn around and leave. >> reporter: burning for more than a week, there is zero containment and more than 2,000 fire fighters are battling the blaze. the thick, rugged terrain is making the fire difficult to fight, now strong winds and low humidity are making a bad situation worse. >> because of the swirling winds, trying to put water down and retardant down on areas to try to save the town, but here we go. this is the sad part of it. >> reporter: 193,000 acres have been scorched. >> it is going to be a very hot fire. >> meanwhile, blazing heat is gripping much of the country from the upper midwest to south florida. temperatures are reaching into the mid-09s in chicago where on saturday the heat turned deadly. a 26-year-old man died while running a half marathon. ne

[applause] >> very quickly -- kurt you will be next. james, you will ask the question next, after kirk. >> i think we can do a policy city-wide. we talked about budget coordination across departments. i think we are doing better in terms of that, but we can do better in how we manage our dollars. as an example, there will be 30,000 individuals on medical, but we may need to change the models where we do our work. particularly because of the noon rfp that came up -- that is something we will be addressing to the hiv prevention office, to find that the gaps are going to pay. that is something we are going to address with you. >> thank you. >> i did probably offer a small and interesting example about how the city sometimes does budget averaging social capital. the recreation and parks department has an outstanding partnership with the department of children and youth and families. they gave us funding so we can hire 125 kids from district 10 to help us provide summer camp for younger kids. and they're also providing us with funding to mak

on the restart after the caution, kurt busch takes the lead and would cruise from there, takes the checkered his first win of the year. jeff gordon first, carl -- jeff gordon second, carl edwards third. >> it's a special checkmarks to win here and accomplish. >> mike: now, with "cars 2" in theaters, we thought we would have a little fun, asking fans their favorite characters and catch phrases. >> welcome to nascar. >> "cars 2". i love nascar. like here. and then i also love spy movies, so wanted could combine the international racing and spies and take them around the world. >> if you were to describe yourself as a racecar, tow truck, what. >> astin martin, luxury and speed. >> i racecar because i like to drive fast. >> spy car because i'm sneaky and would make that mission possible. >> i believe would have to be a tow truck, mr. mater. >> fly, and cars usually don't fly. >> make a good tow truck because i'm strong and sturdy. >> if i had a catch phrase? lightning mcqueen has ka which california-chow. >> i not a need for speed. >> look out, i'm coming through. >> catch phrase? ta-da. that me

kurt crock, the sport's founder, calls it formula three free diving. this is the most dangerous sport in the world? >> i would say so. >> reporter: "nightline" was here exclusively at the first and only event of its kind, a gathering of the best free divers in the world. five teams -- >> gold fusion! >> r rorter: vying for a $1,000 pot. except it's not about the money. but about adrenaline and pushing the limits of human capacity. you are taking to your body to the point where everything is contracting in your body -- >> why? >> reporter: yeah, why? >> i guess it's, you know, what can you do? what are we capable of? that's the draw for a lot of people. >> reporter: also a draw, this sport is sexy. and in its promo videos, crock is not ashamed to play it up. but i learned it is not all glamorous. this i i not for the faint of heart. you have to go full monty. >> matt, we pee all the time in our wet suits. >> reporter: they jump in the water, and, like a school of fish, begin to inspect the race course. the rules today? well, they're still evolving. >> w

nbc's kurt gregory reports. >> reporter: a fierce wildfire continues to grow in los alamos very closeo the national laboratory. firefighters are working day and night to clear brush and extinguish spot fires near the sprawling nuclear research facility. >> we have not lost any structures at the laboratory or in the town site, and we don't plan on losing any structures. >> reporter: the secretive los alamos laboratory is made up of 2,000 buildingsed a nearly four dozen sites. it's home to the nation's largest supply of nuclear weapons. >> our facilities and nuclear materials are protected and safe. >> reporter: another concern. the possible release of radioactive and harmful materials. thousands of 55-gallon drums containing plutonium-contaminated waste are stored above ground at los alamos. >> release of radioactive and hazardous materials, there hasn't been any. let me say that again. there hasn't been any. >> reporter: and there's no rest in sight for weary fire crews. the wildfire has already scorched more than 93 square miles in less than two days. curt gregory, nbc news. >>> whil

kurt busch takes the checkered flag. that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> wedding bells ring for two actors across the pond. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a world war ii veteran finally gets the recognition he so rightly deserves. you're watching "early today." >>> good monday morning. welcome back to "early today." not many people need the umbrella. maybe a few folks along the coast of oregon could deal with showers including our friends in portland. cloudy and cooler, 78 there. warm, interior sections of the west. l.a. today 82. phoenix the poektd of 115. so that's it. we're getting way up there on the thermometer. that storm system comes in off the coast. showers and thunderstorms will be widespread. that will be a prty potent little storm. >>> los angeles, kick the week off with a little rhythm and percussion. learn to play soothing african jazz hands on at the drum workshop. that's your event of the day. >> i can see you doing that. >> i did play drums for a while. >> you lead the drum cir

ten laps left, kurt busch is leading, but he's running out of gas.iving up the lead to brad kids lou sky, but he had enough for the final laps. earnhardt is the runner up for the second straight week. getting back to the reason we're in anaheim, ten ap awards over the weekend, including best 30 minute and 60 minute newscast. ann, back to you. >> terrific. and, kim, congratulations on your aware. >> thank you. >> we'll see you maybe at ten at the happiest place on earth. >> that's it for eyewitness news. have a great night. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ w

on the restart after the caution, kurt busch will take the lead and lead for 76 laps. he takes the checkered flag for his first road course win. jeff gordon was four seconds behind and paul edwards was third. >> i had flash backs of the race i won here in 1999. and that race helped put me on the map. and this track here has been fundamental to me and i always wanted to bring a cup car to victory lane. today is a special day and i'm proud to do it. >> the final round of the traveler's championshipment -- championship. his slapstick was working. dropping to 20 under. they had this par putt to remain tied and we have all done that. he finishes at 19 under. it gets him to 20 under earning a victory. the final round of the lpga championship in pittsburgh, new york where he ran away with this one. third on the par four fifth. that leads to birdie. she will tap in on 18 for the victory at 19 under. she wins bien 10 strokes. the 22-year-old is the youngest male or female to capture four major championships. in soccer, the women's world cup is underway with germany facing canad

time champion making it through three six six two six one the setting up a third round clash with kurt. started so today it was actually really really nice trying to start out fast and. obviously didn't happen but i also think that i got a little tired out there and i just need to relax. in the men's side of action russian mikhail youzhny was among those advancing to the third stage beating somdev addendum around six two six four six four while six time when our roger federer he's also at the same stage after the splitting of adrian at monteriano the up on coming frenchman simply i class by the gristle veteran in straight six two six three six two the fight for the very best advantage this quest for the time the seventh problem alongside you. i. wear number two novak djokovic also throughout the defeating so i thought africans have a number since six three six four six eight who would win joker. robin so doing hard to come from to set started to beat lleyton hewitt in a martin five seven country the people spending all the hours and forth with the swedes that said this. women's basketb

making it look easy three six six two six one in the next two set setting up a third round clash with kurt and. yeah i got started slow today but it was actually really really trying to start out fast and obviously didn't happen but i also think that i got a little tired out there and i just need to relax ok the men's side of russian mikhail youzhny was among those advancing to the third round beating some devil devlin on six two six four six four six time winner roger federer is also at the same stage after the supposing of adrian monnerie no the up and coming frenchmen simply are classed by the graceful veteran in straight sets six two six three six suit. or else this quest for a stunning seven thrown at the i. were number two novak djokovic she's also through so. i think. robin so we're going to come from two sets down to beat lleyton hewitt in a marathon five set in country appears spending almost four hours on court for the sweet treat at sixty this. moving from tennis where the russian football union has reacted to the banana throwing incident that involved roberta carlists on wed an

kurt so you zoo key has some -- kurtsuzuki and it is his first homer to tie it at one. still tied after he tripled. justin turner with a base hit. it is 2-1 mets. a's down to their final strike. connor jackson comes through in the clutch. r.b.i single and scores cocoa crisp. we are tied at two. bottom of 11th. david murphy lines to left. and have no fear. matsui is here. fantastic for a guy who is normally dh. the bases loaded and the pitch barely grazes him. you can see the fabric just ripple there. the a's fall 3-2. a tough game to end the lose streak. rafael nadal has not lost a match. he is going for 16 in a row at the all england club. and he was like a machine against american ryan sweeting. nadal with the ace to wrap it up. he beat him twice this year. the young american had no chance. match point and top seed nadal, total control. he advances to round three. 6-3-2 and four. on sunday they will race, but today they walked. he prepped for nascar's biggy vent with a trip to the golden gate bridge. he met up with fans to walk the 1.7-mile bridge. cheerios is one of

the only run a sac fly by kurt suzuki. matsui scores and the a's with just three hits in the game. good thing gonzalez was almost perfect. he allowed just one hit and struck out 9. bailey then struck out the side in the 9th. it is a one-hit shutout as the a's blank florida 1-0. college baseball and south carolina took game one of the college world series. fontana boosts the chopper and it is 2-0. then in the 6th, down the line in right and it will get over the fence. 4-1 south carolina. the final batter of the night and he flies out to right. 5-2 the final. the gamecocks win their second straight national title and roll through the college world series with a perfect 10 and 0 record. soccer women's world cup under way in germany. team usa facing north korea in the first game of the tournament. north korea, the youngest team with 14 players under 20 years old and it shows. 54th minute and cheney off the cross and right in front of the box and he nods it in. 5* good start with a 2-0 victory. busy day in sports for a tuesday. >> thanks, shu. >> "night lights" is coming up --" nightlin

kurt busch won the toyota save mart 350. thanks for watching nbc bay area news at 11:00.ve got sports sunday coming up next. and behind the season to bring you a look at the knbr studios and to sit down with, oh, you know him. ralph a quarter of california state parks could be off limits next year. what can we do? take your family, hike, camp, fish. visit them while you still can. henry coe, moan a lake, moss landing, they're among 70 parks closing. nbc bay area urges you to tell your legislators, support two bill to preserve state parks from sale and development. and ab 42. allowing parks to be run by new public private partnerships like cities and counties joining with nonprofits to keep some parks open. find out how you can help. go online to nbc editorials.com. >> it connects us to the stories and tissues of our sports scene. mobile technology we've had for decades. sports talk radio. knbr has provided this outlet in the bay area for decades. tonight we take you into the studios to hear from the personality behind the scenes. we sit down of the razor of the razor and

and then with ten laps left, race leader kurt busch has to pit for fuel. his teammate brad keselowski inherits the lead. bk playing the fuel mileage game smart, stretching it on fuel and making it for his second time in his career. and oyou know, rafal nadal winning today. that's his sixth title ever at the french open. and that ties bjorn borg for most championships ever at roland garros. >> okay. thank you, laurence. >> that seemed abrupt, didn't it? let's just end with tennis. >> all right. thanks a lot. >>> coming up next, still to come, the chilly plunge intone francisco bay that thousands of people made today. we'll show you. >>> 2,000 athletes invaded san francisco today, competing in one of the world's toughest

how much is it going to take for you to get there and have a great cal kurt to use in order to figureo get there and give you a good sense of guideline on how long it will take to get there. >> establish a goal, learn your resources and establish a system. >> how much will you get from social security and how much you going to get from your pension and your 401(k) and how much it will be left over and then learn the system. what is a roth i.r.a. and are you eligible, income eligible for those type of things. should you get the help of a certified financial planner to assist you on getting you on the right track. >> if you are over 50, you don't have a lot of time to recover and the same survey said 31% of people experienced a financial loss from their home, which they were hoping to help them retire on. what are your advice for people 50 and over? >> we have been living off this sugar high stroy where for sizing the things we're buying but not our income. you might not need a three-bedroom apartment. could i live without that gym membership and just workout at home. could i cut off th

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please, well, my friend and our assistant secretary of state, kurt campbell. [applause] >> thank you very much. i've never seen a program stood up more quickly and greater influence than the one ernie put together the last couple of years. i have more to say about that as the discussion goes. let me welcome everyone on a very hot -- is it august or is it still may? but there is no climate change. [laughter] welcome, everyone come here to csis. let me welcome all of the ambassadors and colleagues and friends, lots of distinguished people in the audience. ambassador more, a ambassador carla hills, i think you for coming. it's honor to be here. what i'd like to talk about today is our engagement and how we see the next steps when it comes to southeast asia in particular. i'd be happy to take questions or comments but the particular focus today is going to be southeast asia as a whole and i would like to begin with something i think it's extraordinary, as extraordinarily important. as occasionally you will find discussions about whether the united states is back i

. >> kurt, there are reports out now the italian president himself is following amanda's case. any way, and i see you shaking your head in agreement at it, so you can jump in after kurt, do you think that helps this case in any way? >> i think it puts another eye on this particular case and the fact it's so high-profile and so, you know, really wrong, and you know, having somebody keep an eye on it, i think, is just that much more beneficial to the result. >> you know, it's not just the president. there have been lawmakers or you know, legislators in italy who have all come out and said something's not right there. this needs to be looked at. the president said yes he's watching it can only help. >> is there anything else, messages that you would like to send to your daughter right now? is there anything else that you think we need to hear at this point about what your daughter's going through, and what will be the eventual outcome of all of this, etta? >> well, you know, we tell her to stay strong. she gets huge messages of support from all over the world and she's really grat

countries such as indonesia egypt does not take a quick look at how the markets opt for move this hour kurt is extending losses a stronger dollar is down putting its investment appealed brant is trading at one hundred and eleven dollars a barrel while light sweet sweet to ninety one dollars. asian stocks a mixed solvent saying it's trading in the red the nikkei is flat to positive as the latest reports from europe you hopes that richard is moving closer to cope with this debt problems the market has welcomed the decision of greece to reshuffle its cabinet also germany has brought its creditors to participate in the new greek bailout. and here in russia there are just as losing just under one percent the solve my six is also injured a bit less than half a percent lower oil prices are dragging energy company shares down. and russian insurance i.p.o. may happen as soon as this year the country's largest insurer drafthouse taken a six hundred forty million dollars to prepare for the listing analysts say the company could be worth more than two billion dollars. the fukushima disaster has made ma

. >> schieffer: finally today, the author kurt vonnegut once observed that life was more or less a replaygh school. with every passing day, that comparison becomes more apt in describing washington. the one difference is that high school stays in session most of the time. yet, the parallels with high school are inescapable. just think about this. distractions such as vanity and the mania for gossip and the short attention span that prevents focusing on problems even long enough to try to understand them. unbridled meanness toward those who are not part of your crowd. the cliqueishness that requires group-think. "if you don't believe exactly what we believe, you can't be part of our crowd. we're right, you're always wrong. don't confuse us with facts." an inability to act for fear it will cause a loss of popularity. did i miss old-fashioned jealousy and insecurity, which seems to be a factor no matter the issue? which brings me to this scandal over anthony weiner, the new york congressman who sent out those pictures of-- how shall i say this-- himself to women on the internet. i think most

lives on these emerge but real life cancer zombies in the pacific northwest was like washington oregon kurt cobain's already dead so there's someone who knows you may see him again soon they may be coming back beautiful all right so thank so much for being on the gaza report thank you it goes away much more coming away so stay right there. i welcome back to the kaiser report all right this is a treat we've got the non-economist non-economist steve king welcome back to the kaiser report about snacks i say are non-economist because of course you're known for your classic text deep bone ping economics which you pretty much tear apart all the assumptions that people have been using to guide them through the past let's say post-war era and i would say that if you're a stock you'd be trading at all time highs because what you've been saying is all these classical models don't work and they have to take a different approach to cut of get a handle on understanding the forces that are shaping the economy and let's talk about a basket case in the world today greece that's it also mentioned that you'r

is seven, so it's not like they got tired of listening to kurt cobain. do you know what i'm saying? and they didn't-- they weren't listening to screaming trees and alice in chains and going, "mmmyyyeeegh. "mommy, i'm tired of alice in chains "and the seattle sound. give me boy-band corporate pabulum." you know, a seven-year-old did not turn away from indie rock. this was a niche that was created 'cause money was to be made. and the whole britney thing, it's just nonsense. you know, it's nonsense, and it, again, lowers the bar tastewise. most people are just indoctrinated into modes of thinking. you know, you ask most people, "why are you catholic?" "i don't know-- my dad was; my mom was. "that's why, and i've been raised in the catholic church. "i happen to have been born in a suburb here "where we're catholic, and my grandparents were before me." "why do you listen to creed?" "i don't know. that's what's on my radio station." "why do you wear-- "why do you wear thong underwear and low pants even though it's dreadfully uncomfortable?" "i don't know. britney does. so that's what i se

real live zombies a real life pass or zombies in the pacific northwest was like washington oregon kurt cobain's already dead so was on one of those you may see him again soon he may be coming back beautiful all right stacy ever thank so much for being on the kaiser report thank you i don't go away much more coming away so stay right there. more than a month. one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization. so special and attractive for the wildlife in antarctica. and the sun's. expedition to the bottom of the earth. i welcome back to the kaiser report all right this is a treat we've got the non-economist non-economist steve kane welcome back to the kaiser report it backs max i say you're a non economist because of course you're known for your classic text debunking economics which you pretty much tear apart all the assumptions that people have been using to guide. through the past let's say post-war era and i would say that if you're a stock you'd be trading at all time highs because what you've