does it make it tighter against the glass or looser? looser. and you--hey, mind, mind. hey. brawn one thing, wonderful, but the mind, too. see? so you think and you can open it up by just eating it up. it turns out the whole darn thing will expand whole and all. sure, you know, they're kind of nice thing, too. you have thermostats at home? here's a piece of metal, two kinds: brass, steel. does everything expand the same rate, gang? no. let's see. the steel is on the top. the brass is on the bottom. which part expanded more? the brass. the brass expanded more and pushed the steel right into a curve. you see that? and that's the basis of a thermostat. thermostat acts like that. you know what i'm saying? notice we have a wooden handle on here. why do we have a wooden handle on this demonstration apparatus? this metal here, i can just barely hold it there. why is it i just didn't have the metal and hold that in there? why, gang? because the metal part would get hot and the wooden part wouldn't. and that wooden part wouldn't. but why--and what are we gonna talk about today? heat

i'd say that we had looser surfaces. let's call it that.ou felt a freshness and a kind of emphasis. i don't want to say violence. that point's been misused in this connection. franz kline drew inspiration from cubism. willem de kooning did portraits that became highly charged responses to the women who were his models. the abstract expressionists wanted to paint on the same level of quality as the old masters or as, let's say, the best of the school of paris-- picasso, matisse, mondrian. they were striving for excellence. they found they did better work when they went abstract. mark rothko chose a path to pure expression by using only gradations of color on his canvases. pollock's vision and greenberg's theory were explored by a second generation. many acknowledged that helen frankenthaler adapted pollock's technique in a way that made him more accessible to other artists. she stained her canvas with highly diluted paint to achieve these haunting effects in mountains and sea. the abstract expressionist movement dominated the world of wester

conform to the body sometimes there is a color or a move for me that says i just want a little bit looser easier. medium or large depending on how you like the fit. can i tell you? 18 in. of. in my personal closet at home i have xs and small in the jeggings. >>caller: huge change between the petite and average i ordered two of the petite large and three of the regular. >>guest: i love that. because sometimes when i want to wear just a thong sandal the petite is great because it is cut up a little bit more. i have a lot gladiator sandals that go up the like, these are great for them and sometimes even an average size person i will get the petite because it really shows off that footwear. i am all about the footwear of the season. you are going to love them especially because of that elasticized waist and the heat of summer. the ease of pulling them on and off is priceless. >>host: thank you margo. >>guest: especially because you are from new york and you chose to buy dg2 on hsn. >>host: i want to give you the difference petite length average 25. >>guest: you will have a little bit of a dif

he told ed he thinks wall street restrictions need to be tighter rather than looser, as mitt romney suggests. >> jamey dimon says, we'll take corrective action. really? wall street has been so strong and good, they have varnished those of us who believe in real collective action as being radical. let me tell you the three steps wall street considers radical. number one, restore the glass/steeg elle act. you can't do banking and securities and real estate all in the same pot. number two, ban naked credit default swaps. some other countries haven't, we have it. it's flat-out gambling. number three, get rid of too big to fail. if you're too big, break them up. we did that with standard oil into 30 separate companies. if you're too big to fail, you're too big. the too big to fail companies are bigger than they were when they nearly collapsed our economy. maybe this is a makeup call, maybe the congress and the president will decide we need to push back. mitt romney says get rid of the regulation we did have? that is absurd, so dangerous to the country to hear that. >> be sure to watch "the ed sho

thirteen remain in the race for egypt's top job the front runners include i'm a looser insider for me gyptian foreign minister and hit of the arab league abdel moneim of doing for top former brotherhood leader cairo physician and long time anti mubarak dissident and mohamed morsi the muslim brotherhood's choice who has a respected party and well financed campaign behind him the fact that there are two strong islamised candidates means the islamist voters split although on foreign policy issues they're united the constant believe that the two of them will try to improve the relations but on the expense of egypt's relations was the bosses. are going to try to improve the relations was israel. i believe it's going to get more. chances are high that egyptians will vote in an islamist president but this support is no we near what it was in recent parliamentary elections was egypt tough on. civil servants and picked up a suit to consider the status challenges to. many of the thirteen candidates is expected to top fifty cities making a run for the highly likely but the delays are making egyp

hear what mike is saying here, that the secretary is all of a sudden going to be picking winners and loosers. have we got nen anything from the secretary with respect to this? do we have anything from the secretary asking for this? >> i don't believe -- certainly if you're looking -- i don't think we have anything. >> i know they don't -- this came originally from conversations -- i don't speak for senator casey, it came from discussions i had with food banks in big cities and small towns in ohio. we ran it by the usda, they did not object to it. i don't know if they've written anything that says they support it. that's as far as i can go. >> i am sympathetic with the issue, and we've got a real problem with this regard, particularly with the atlanta food bank where we have been besieged with applications in these tough times. and i wonder if i can maybe suggest that we try and figure something out between now and the time we get to the floor to make sure that we're doing this the right way. because i hear what mike's saying and i can't imagine there's not some kind of cost the secretary is

. >> thanks to looser campaign finance laws, super pac's will have a big voice in the presidential race, waving -- raising unlimited amounts of cash to support their candidates. less than six months before the general election, the race is predictably down and dirty. >> republicans have found a nominee for president who has promised to rubber-stamp the agenda if he gets a chance. >> this presidency has been a disappointment. >> the people who may be hurt are the american people. that is why we will get him out of office. >> starting today, an independent group ups the ante, launching a $25 million campaign targeting president obama in 10 battleground states. >> president obama made a series of promises that he was going to do it that we believe he has not delivered on, and somebody has to hold him accountable for these failures. >> the president has a major super pac in his corner, too. business mitt romney's record. >> he will give you the same thing he gave us -- nothing. >> we're trying to talk to all voters so that people have a sense of who mitt romney is and where he comes from. >

always much looser, and people disobeying orders and things like that. and has, you know, general strategic guidance from the high command rather than specific daily updates required and things like that. so even in -- before i heard about abad abad, there was this recognition at least by me that we weren't talking about the kind of command and control that, for instance, the pentagon exercises on combatant commanders around the world. but so in 2009, 2010, i had some really rough conversations with people in which they attacked this notion of command and control at all, and i began to change my mind. the one thing i couldn't answer is how is he going to do this from a cave up in northern waziristan? and i was like, yeah, that's right. i can't imagine how you would do this from a cave in northern waziristan. and as soon as i heard he was in abad abad, i was like, wow, i think i'm getting it. and as soon as i heard that there were these fiberoptic connections, i was like, that answers an awful lot too, because you don't have to, perhaps -- perhaps, depend

in the country's first post mubarak presidential elections since the front runners included i'm a looser insider former egyptian foreign minister and head of the arab league abdel moneim of doing four to form a brotherhood major cairo physician and long time and to mubarak dissident and mohamed morsi the muslim brotherhood's choice who has a respected party and well financed campaign behind him the fact that there are two strong islamized candidates means the islamist vote is split although on foreign policy issues they're united. in constant believe that the two of them. try to improve the relation bookmarked on the expense of egypt's relations was the us and. them are going to try to improve the relations was israel. i believe it's going to get more. chances are high that egyptians will vote in an islamist president but this support is no we near what it was in recent parliamentary elections because egypt are for. example surveys of picked up the surge. that said the strongest challenger to. many of the thirteen candidates is expected to top fifty six making it one of the. highly likel

thanks to looser campaign finance laws, super pacs will have a big voice in the presidential race, waving a limited amounts of cash to support their candidates. less than six months before the general election, the race is predictable down and dirty. >> republicans have found a nominee for president who has promised to rubber-stamp the agenda if he gets a chance. >> people who weapon hurt are the american people. that is why we will get him out of office. >> starting today, an independent group ups the ante, launching a 25 million-dollar campaign targeting president obama in tenant dollar grant states. >> president obama made a series of promises that he was going to do it that we believe he has not delivered on and somebody has to hold them for account to account for these failures. >> the president has a major super pac in this corner, too. >> we're trying to talk to all voters so that people have a sense of who mitt romney is and where he comes from. >> it would note to scoop up support in key states is closing. -- a window to scoop up support. the campaign will grow more and negative

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totally new word because then it's like that next level we go back to the old days ok or is that just a looser e. always great to say let's go back to the old days of enjoy those and we do that in any part of our life but to our feet the thing here is you know lots of people have so-called frames but they're not real true friends people very easy to associate yourself with people take a friendship when i don't know that person and i feel to a certain degree google plus to start to look at this and it has circles that you join which are breaks up where the contact is between people and i don't think privacy is time to revisit that who truly are your your call for ains and who are the people that perhaps. subscribe it element of book from you want to listen to what you're talking about want to have a little view from the outside but not true close friends or do you think you know when you've got ten seconds then the program. yeah i think i think there's definitely something that is you know that having that has to be explored i mean there are companies that are doing it like there is a social ne

. >> reporter: he said the argument is a looser for president barack obama. >> for better or worse, mitt romney was taking a risk with private money in the private sector. >> the polls show both candidates are generating enthusiasm among supporters. recording live from washington d.c., ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> the police chief is already under fire for sending a police officer to a reporter's wife. some of them were on overtime. the chief declined to comment. he has been under controversy for send ago police officers to a reporter -- sending a police officer to a reporter's home. >>> she graduated last month from uc berkeley in social welfare. lopez, her six-year-old son and her boyfriend, they were all in that cadillac that crashed into a tree last friday. her son and boyfriend are still recooper rating. tonight is the first meeting. they will discuss it near the fairlawn eye happened near where they died. since that accident they have banded accidents outside the bay and they are hoping to get it in time for the cup. >>> apple's ceo is number one when it comes to executive comp

greece, what happens if that election goes towards the one who wants the austerity versus a little looser in terms of austerity? how do we have this situation play out? rick, what do you think? >> if austerity hangs true, they need austerity. you've been debating that with many of your guests. it needs to be co-existing with pro growth plans and that's the part that's missing. so i think greece will definitely vote the right way at the next election but the issue remains, okay, we're going to cut back. how are we going to grow? without growth, the debt issues will blow up. >> that's right. and think about the unrest. you have all of the unemployment, youth unemployment. it's really hard to see that solution for growth. cutting costs in one thing, revenue growing is another. you've got to build it from the ground up. >> exactly. thanks both of you. appreciate it. courtney, see you later. rick santelli, thank you. >>> meanwhile, amazon sells just about everything, right? but it's the move to pay prepaid internet access. we're on it, next. >>> then, casualties with the attempt to slash the d

to your button down, serious image, the corporate guy, and maybe a running mate should be younger, looserybe rubio comes to mind, what do do you think >>guest: no i don't if you are available --. >>neil: can't sing. >>guest: what the american people would look for is someone would would be president if necessary. and that is probably the quality that is most important. >>neil: very quickly, and very finally, governor, there is a distinction in some of the polls that show how registered voters show versus most likely voters and dick morris has been looking at "most likely voters," showing you doing better among that group than, against, most likely to show up. and that you could be doing markettedly better than the media officially says. now, you and your guys crunched the numbers, is that the case? your data telling you that? >>guest: that's encouraging. i had not heard that and i don't look at a lot of polls because i lap to know that six months out they don't tell you were of anything. it will be very different between now and november and probably at some point i will lead, at some poi

of course, the banks you regulate want looser standards.ou anything less would end life as we know it, but that doesn't mean you have to believe them. get a second opinion. get it on the record and then get those rules on the books. your country is counting on you. matt? >> david goodfriend, we've got just about enough time for me to say amen. very well done. the only thought i would add is that the real hutzpah here is that jp morgan and others fight against the capital standard, which is a pet peeve, one of my own also, that would provide the buffer to make sure the hits were always taken by the shareholders, not the taxpayers. so could they account for regulators to account? that does it for us today. i'm matt miller. next up is chris miller. "hardball" starts now. >> let's play "hardball." >>> good evening.

of course, the banks you regulate want looser standards.ou anything less would end life as we know it, but that doesn't mean you have to believe them. get a second opinion. get it on the record and then get those rules on the books. your country is counting on you. matt? >> david goodfriend, we've got just about enough time for me to say amen. very well done. the only thought i would add is that the real hutzpah here is that jp morgan and others fight against the capital standard, ic

the world bank is urging china to rely on a looser fiscal policy designed to boost consumption rather than getting in-state investment. china's market down 17% in the past year. sue. >> and you know, ty, given everything that we've laid out with the breaking news right now from the bond market, you would expect demand for the $35 billion in 5-year notes to be pretty strong. rick santelli has the results. how did they fare this time around on the auction? >> well, $35 billion 5-year notes, the wi trading 74.5 bid offered at 74. the yield came in at .748. not bad. the bid-to-cover 2.99 was a little better than a 2. 2.93 ten-auction average. indirects close to the 44% 10-auction average. we're going to give this a b minus, sue. if you consider that, the yields moved lower, followed the rest of the marketplaces, people are buying up treasuries, bunds, yields, it might have given us less on a demand rating. solid auction, just not as solid as yesterday's auction. >> in other words if i'm reading you correctly, some of the demand preceded the auction. they were moving into the market before

with our needle to the left you will get a tight piping and moving it over to the right i will get looserell you why you should be able to do both of these.you would not expect that and a mechanical machine from singer at this price point, and here you will see this is the welted court that we just covered. -- cord. i can gather the piping that is loose if you want to make a ruched cording but this one will not gather because it is nice and tight. this is right according sew it will be much tighter a straight piping for that piping insertion for home decoration and you will get the ruched piping with a looser position. having a machine with 23 built-in stitch patterns gives you the versatility to make all of your home decoration project and your alterations and you can take command of the soft goods around for your body and your home and your life. >>guest: >>host: this machine was built to do this. singer has been making sewing machines many years and probably it is the first machine you were selling on or you saw someone else going on and like your mother or grandmother. singer is the f

it does not mean that the new, looser-affiliated structure that is estimated means there are no longer the article, but they are hor -- vertical, but they are horizontal, and they have some capabilities. i agree with john brennan that the court is decimated, and a chance for a catastrophic terror attack has been substantially reduced by actions we've taken against al qaeda and in the homeland to protect american citizens. host: he made news when he discussed more details about the u.s. use of drones. drone policy is written about, and the headline is "a drone to far?" what should the principle behind the use of drones' be? there is sometimes collateral damage and frayed relationships. what are your thoughts? guest: we should use drones' carefully. i thought the speech from john boehner and were hit -- john brennan, where he would not reveal locations, was credible, and he explained the situations in which we would use drones, and made it clear the we do not always use drones. there is a backlash in some places, and we have to calibrate carefully when we will use u.s. military policy. -

trajectory of job approval especially on the economy between now and november he'd be a sure fire looser. megyn: the labor pafrpgs rate, that's what we're talking about now, people who are looking for jobs, who are in the workforce is now officially the lowest it has been since 1981. i mean it's really disheartening to think of the number of americans who have just given up now, chris. is there anything, i don't mean to be cynical, but is there anything that this white house, or any other white house could do in an election year to make that 115,000 job number that we got in april go up to something more respectable, at least short term, maybe say september and october? >> well, maybe, but the truth is, with the divided congress it's not like any big sweeping idea. liberals say it's time for more stimulus, conservatives say it's time for tax cuts. neither big idea is going to get through a divided congress. what the president has to hope for is essentially that he can ride-along this bumpy road at the bottom and convince people that it is really a republican-caused problem and that thing

and enjoy the looser, more candid version, while we can. george and robin? >> that's right. she's just kicking back. >> she is comfortable, in who and what she is. good for her. >>> now, to the queen. dazzling in diamonds this morning. hundreds of people lining the london streets, hoping to catch a glimpse of her. abc's nick watt is smack-dab in the middle of it all in london. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, robin. well, right now, the queen is inside parliament, speaking to her politicians who pull the levers of power and the people she reigns over. it is, as always, one of the most splendid days in the royal calendar. there are few things that make me proud to be british. one of them is an old lady in a horse-drawn carriage driving through misty rain. we're talking old theme park written at its finest. that guy with his black rod. he announces the grand dame's arrival, weighed down with a crown astrewn with 3,000 jewels. the crown, by the way, arrived in its own carriage. the queen, of course, is britain's head of state. that's why she comes to open parliame

there are a lot loser about this -- looser about talk about dramatic cuts to the federal government. jon: charlie hurt, good to talk to you. we'll keep watching this battle for sure. >> thank you, jon. jenna: a new battle on capitol hill. on the surface over this bill, violence against women act but underneath it may be much more about that like who wins the election. we'll talk more about this coming up. >>> plus this was a sensational murder trial, still is. a former university of virginia student convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend. rick has the latest on this. rick? >> reporter: for the very first time, george huguely in his own words how he lied to detectives on the night he went to yeardley love's dorm room and how he reacted when police told him she was dead. that is coming up when we come right pack. i'm a home in a high-risk flood area. it doesn't look risky. i mean, phil, does this look risky to you? nancy? fred? no. well it is. in a high-risk area, there's a 1-in-4 chance homes like us will flood. i'm glad i got flood insurance. fred, you should look into it. i'm a risk

so far the romney campaign is reluctant to get involved with this issue because they see it as a looserle the obama campaign is reaping all the benefits. martha: i haven't really heard your thoughts on this whole issue. and it did get a lot of attention, and it was called a rile, truly historic moment to have the president of the united states come out and say he supports the right of gay people to marry. it's been equated in some ways to the civil rights movement in this country. do you think it bares that kind of weight? >> i think it is a momentous time in our country when you have the president of the united states put his authority behind the idea that there is no need in any way to limit the rights of gay people. in our country the stigma, the weight is so tremendous, the fear of discrimination, in terms of jobs, in terms of everything from how your parents view you to how your church views you on gay people, so it is momentous. does it have the same weight as race? i think race has a separate and different history in our country. the commonality is big it tre bigotry, and people

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it's a little looser and this morning in the south bay, 237, -- 280, 101 still slow. has improved near downtown san jose. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. a very gom good morning -- good morning. >>> san mateo coast still dealing with fog. other than, that it's clear, hazy. temperature also start to warm up a almost bit. now, yesterday, still had some 80s. today, the temperatures are down a little bit. upper 7s or -- 70s or very low 80s. two days ago we had the warmest. this will be the coolest day of the week. a little system just to the north. not a big deal mainly the factor is the cool air aloft. we had a system moving in. that's the game changer. they started to cool down with the westerly breeze. it's in the 50s there. low, mid, probably a few upper by now. we had a few 80s. now it's more 70s pushing in with the yellow and some of those 80s are mainly low 80s. the system that's ejecting out of here will get replaced by high pressure. there is a little bugaboo, hear is a little low that will track near us. but sunday, monday, it looks like the temperatures w

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it is much looser and splintered with people disobey orders and a general strategic guidance from the high command rather than specific daily updates required and things like that. even before i heard about it, there was recognition at least by me that we were not talking about the kinds of command-and- control, for instance, that the pentagon exercises with command around the world. in 2009-2010, i had some rough conversations with people where they attacked this notion of command and control at all and it began to change my mind. the one thing i could not answer was how would he do this from a cave up in northern waziristan? i could not imagine you could do this. as soon as i heard he was in ibadibad and there were fiber- optic connections, that answer that. you did not have to depend entirely on a courier system. there might be other methods that could be used. i would like to finish by saying that i and a stand that making this assertion, that this is not -- i understand that making this assertion, that this is not a terrorist group, that it is something that is becoming a global

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i don't think it's anything related to tim cook, but i think the suppliers are getting looser becausedo think that an apple television, i would not be shocked if it arrives late this year or perhaps an announcement at the top of 2013. but the key is to watch for any rumors that indicate it's more than just the kitchen sink of all of apple's technologies rammed into a beautiful flat panel. if they can get a new way of getting television streamed so you can get a lot of what you want that way as opposed to currently only a little what have you want. >> when you're at cocktail parties out there in the valley talking to all these tech guys, and people say what do you think apple tv is going to be, do you have an answer? >> i tell them a new way of watching tv. only they and maybe google and maybe, maybe, maybe amazon have the mike to get studios to the table to start thinking about serious involvement in this over the top streaming future sooner than five years out. which is kind of where they're going now. >> i think he's got a good point. the innovation really is unlocking that content.

i know people nowadays are looser with their language.riends and co-workers talk the same way. is it normal for every conversation to be laced with expletives? what do you think, dr. ablow? >> here's the thing. look, people are very free wheeling with their language. sometimes an expletive takes you to another level of emotion. i get that. the real question here, gretchen is why wouldn't this husband adapt his behavior in that relatively small way to his wife's needs? she says it offends her. why are he and his friends consistently throwing that away as just trash and not responding to it? the question is this -- why is she settling for it? is she a little bit nuts? he's normal. but he needs to respond more to his wife's needs here. that's the bottom line. >> all right. so he gets a normal check in the box. let's see how number two does. >> normal but annoying. >> ok. i may move to a doomsday unit in case of an attack, my new home will have 9 foot thick concrete walls, run on wind power and with space to store dry food for years. is a saf

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