maggie lake with mohammed el-erian and laura tyson. >>> the u.s. treasury officials say without an increase in the debt limit the u.s. will have trouble paying its bills on august 2nd. before that on june 30th. greece's parliament is set to vote on austerity measures that the eu is demanding as a condition for a second bailout. this could be a long summer and it could be quite eventful. let's turn to another seemingly intractable problem, afghanistan. on wednesday, the u.s. president barack obama laid out a schedule for pulling tens of thousands of u.s. troops out of the country. >> starting next month, we will be able to remove 10,000 of our troops from afghanistan by the end of this year. and we will bring home a total of 33,000 troops by next summer. >> cnn money has tallied the cost of the afghanistan conflict and how much the u.s. might save by pulling those troops out. take a look at this chart over here. as you can see clearly through this red line, just how costs have skyrocketed after the u.s. deployed tens of thousands of more troops in 2

maggie asked tiszen a tyson and what is needed to get the economy moving again. the answer is leadership. >> i actually am becoming more optimistic that we will certainly see something on the debt limit and what seems to be going 0 in washington is an agreement that the discussion of the debt limit will be associated with a large multiyear commitment to the $4 trillion over ten years. we can, if we put enough into that statement that's credible,

maggie, first to you. let's talk about the news conference, itself. describe the room and what went on when andrew brightbart took the podium. >> he took the podium in fairness at request of reporters who wanted him to be able to address everyone in unison and freely. he was surrounded by cameras after a few of us noticed him. there was really an astonishing warmup act for anthony weiner who came in and gave what was also an amazing performance. i don't mean that critically. he was very genuine in his tears and he was sorry. it was quite something to see someone stand there and take questions this way. that was not something eliot spitzer did. >> in fact, i should point out eliot spitzer did resign. >> yes. >> and the fact is that weiner is saying he's going to fight and he won't quit. >> that's right. >> so you've covered him a long time, since he was a member of council. you've seen him over the years, 13 member years in congress. how astonishing was it? how -- you thought it was genuine. a lot of people from the outside who may not know anthony wei

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equal is equal that the community would support them in that decision. >> brown: maggie gallagher how do you determine what happened in new york. >> republicans who campaigned one way decided to vote another which is something that never goes over well with voters. in order to help andrew cuomo in his eventually bid to run for president. it's one thing to sell out your principles in order to get elected. that's wrong. but to sell out your principles in order to get the other guy elected is is just plain dumb. i do think that the republican party in new york is going to pay a big price for that. because, you know, the polling we did and the polling is becoming very sensitive to how you ask the questions. when we asked new yorkers do you want to define marriage as one man and one woman the answer was 57% still support that. i think that's why our call to refer this to the people of new york went unheeded and the politicians in albany, you know, quickly pushed it through. >> brown: you don't see a shift in public opinion over the last few years at all? >> we're not seeing it on the groun

pillar from the newspaper, david from uncle vito's pizza, maggie baxter from abc channel 7. i must turn the page. deputy chief antonio para, san francisco police department, lynn bruney, director of consumer marketting for the san francisco convention and visitors bureau and wes tyler, general manager, chancellor hotel on union square and president of the union square association. let's hear it for all those judges, ladies and gentlemen. now, these judges have a very, very difficult job. they have to rate the competitors. each bell ringer will be judged on rhythm, originality, and style. today we're going to find out who has the it factor and before the amateur competition stuff starts, i'd like to bring up a former bell-ringing champion, mr. carl payne, ladies and gentlemen. not one, not two, not three, 10-time bell-ringing champion. the only bell-ringing champion who is even close to this would be mr. byron cobb, who has five wins. and buddy, my second husband, what's the secret to winning? >> stay on god's good side. >> ah, that sounds good. now what we're going to do is

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maggie lake, cnn, new york. >>> and a week-long special series on cloud computing continues tomorrow.l take a look at the latest product and service launches and also we'll be gauging the mood among buyers and sellers at a major cloud computing industry gathering getting under way in new york. that's friday on "world business today." >>> staying with technology, a new face recognition feature on facebook has caused yet more kerns over privacy. the company scans users photos as they're uploaded and figures out who is in the picture by analyzing their facial features. facebook has since let users opt out of the feature and it also admits it made a mistake. we should have been more clear with people during the rollout process when this became available to them. that hasn't kept "world business today" off facebook. if you want to comment on it or any of the other stories, get in touch with the whole team on our very own facebook page, go to facebook.com/cnnwbt and let us know your thoughts. >>> steve jobs has made many things become a reality. this is what he says apple's new campus will

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it was a stunning thing to watch. >> maggy, thank you very much for join us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, why scandals and new york city's political past show that congressman wiener has a very good chance of surviving this controversy. >>> and the rewrite, why the justice department made the right decision in choosing to prosecute john edward for violations of federal campaign finance law and why the judge should not give him prison time if he's convicted. [ alan ] admit it, brenda. oh, c'mon, alan, i said it was great. you said i couldn't make it as easy to manage a claim online as it is on the phone, and i did. i programmed maps of local repair shops, schedule an inspection online. i win the bet, so say it. alan's a technical genius. mmm, what was that? [ alan ] my new ring tone. alan's a technical genius. yes! mm hmm, mm hmm... techies in the hooouse. raise the roof 1999. [ female announcer ] making car repairs easy. see for yourself at esurance. technology when you want it. people when you don't. >>> coming up, more breaking news coverage of congressman anthony wiener's news conf

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. >> [unintelligible] supervisor wiener: thank you, maggie. first person, and come on up. >> hello. thank you for coming here. supervisor wiener: good to speak into the microphone? >> i have a question for mayor lee. i like the idea of how you guys are getting money for the parks and recreation -- but i think the most important thing is education. i was sitting there the whole time, and the never heard about education. i never heard, "oh, we're going to do this for the high school." i think education is really important. me as a senior, it is especially difficult if you are from another country. i am from guatemala. also, as the youth, we have voices. it is hard for us to be heard by you guys because we cannot vote. i am speaking not only for myself, but all my friends, and i hope you, mr. lee, and you guys think it is important. [applause] supervisor wiener: i think it is a sanctuary question. >> hello. welcome to mission high school. in from mexico. i am a student here. -- i am from mexico. [cheering] we want to stop deportation for teenagers. now we want, like, a city -- [speakin

country from defaulting on its debt an option the prime minister has repeatedly ruled out is that maggie argue that attempts to rescue greece are too little too late and that happens in homage failure will leave the euro zone dream in tatters our kids are going to go back to skeptics who believe the euro's dead and buried. this is a funeral for such an innocent. brussels where the european leaders are meeting to discuss the future of the greek debt and of the eurozone itself they believe the euro can be salvaged but most people including your skeptics believe that it is impossible and there will be no resurrection of the euro well to me and i think a lot of people it's beginning to collapse around the really see in bailouts billions of pounds of taxpayers' money especially from the germans putting a lot of this bill and i think the public about enough of it and i've had enough of it if the leaders of the european union have presented greece with draconian conditions in order for the country to receive the remainder of its bailout unfortunately for greece they will have to take extreme me

the coyote started to drag maggie away. the mother said she jumped on that coyote and used her bare hands to get her daughter free. >> i don't know what i was thinking. i don't. but i know this --ly to get to my baby or she wouldn't be here. >> well, sabrina was able to free maggie but she said the coyote would not leave. she grabbed an ore to keep that coyote away from her daughter. >>> nbc has issued an an -- an on-air apology for omitting the words "under god" during the u.s. open. the words "under god" were left out. the backlash on social meet ya was sick and harsh with critics calling the mission un- american. nbc said it was an editing error. the real action on the golf course is celebrating one of the most dominant performenses ever -- performances in the u.s. open. >> 22-year-old rory mcem roy is the youngest winner since bobby jones won in 1923. the northern irishmen cruised to an eight-shot victory. mcill roy finished 16 under par. the announce mer, janney miller -- a -- the announcer, johnny miller said one of t

endgames reagan invaded greneda briefly by clea taking a page from his good friend prime minister maggie thatcher in the u.k. who invaded the falkland islands for political capital that little war made her instantly popular great and saw that said hey we can do that and grenada helped reagan in the same way. bush sr went to war in kuwait to kick out the iraqis it was mostly over oil and even set it up by having the u.s. envoy to iraq april glaspie tell saddam hussein that if he invaded kuwait the u.s. would consider the internal affair and not get involved. so much for april's assurances hussein took bush senior's q. and gave bush the excuse he needed to have his own war although we're short only a few days. clinton went to war in kosovo a war that was very popular but is still being debated and then george w. bush came to power thanks to the supreme court in two thousand and like reagan bush had plans to start a war for political capital but he told his biographer mickey herskowitz back in one thousand nine hundred nine. before you even started running for president if you became presid

we will get maggie hot and humid back into the upper 90's again -- we will get mighty hot. temperatures right now in the low to mid 80's. here is a view from one of the skycams. 82 in gaithersburg. 85 in the capital. over the next few days, temperatures will start to climb a bit. into the 70's overnight and into the 60's overnight. those numbers will start rebounding noticeably by wednesday and thursday. we will have all the details in the seven-day forecast and when we will get some relief and rain part of the forecast coming out. >>> the district is mired in two big scandals tonight. silliman brown -- sulaimon brown about the paper placed -- pay per play scandal and the new scandal involving councilman thomas. >>> this 27-page civil complaint filed by the district attorney general alleges gary thomasson diverted tens of thousands of dollars, much of that public money and intended for a charity you to baseball league and instead was used to buy the council member a luxury suv and paid for his expensive trips. the investigation into his non- profit began after allegations t

earlier, maggie reardon said that the development should not derail progress in the nobmobil sector.ink the industry stays pretty focused on the message that they've been giving out that cell phones don't possess any risk. people have to look at the safety standards and looking at where those come from. >> with so many differing sources in this debate it can be pretty difficult to keep up with exactly what the current way of thinking is, nina. >> certainly is quite difficult to keep up with, isn't it, andrew? it is a story we'll be following closely on cnn and "world business today." >>> up next, the boss. hong kong's ceo telling us about the journey to the top. don't go away. >>> from cnn hong kong, i'm andrew stevens. >> and i'm nina december santos at cnn london. welcome back to "world business today." let's see european stock markets. it seems as though they're firmly stuck in the red. at the moment, but just two teeter towards the positive line. about flat for the cac 40. we have french unemployment numbers today and a reason why the cay 40 slightly better than the other markets

there is also buttered popcorn ice cream from maggy moose.loomberg business report. >>> 5:55. federal health officials are keeping a careful eye on the deadly e. coli outbreak in europe. never-before-seen strain has sickened more than 1600 people in ten european countries. at least 18 died. researchers still haven't been able to identify the food source of the illness. tomato, cucumbers and leafy greens grown there are suspected. produce imports from europe are tested as a precaution. the f.d.a. says it doesn't mean people should stop eating fresh vegetables in the u.s. >>> after a very late night, this morning, america has a new scripps spelling bee champ. >> cymotrichous. c-y-m-o-t-r-i-c-h-o-u-s. [ applause ] >> with that, 14-year-old sukanya roy from pennsylvania, scranton, spelled cymotrichous. she will take home more than $40,000 in cash and prizes. and the precitious title of the scripps national spelling bee winner. by the way, "cymotrichous" is an rejective that mean -- adjective that means it has wavey hair. i'm going to stick with w

airways pulled a passenger off at sfo because of maggie pants but now there was a -- because of baggy pants. but now there was a half naked cross-dresser that was no problem. we have a picture to prove it. jill tarlow got a passenger to pose for her before they got on a flight from florida to phoenix on u.s. airways. the man wearing a woman's bathing suit bottom among other things black lace thigh high stockings, high heels. tarlow says there were complaints on the plane but u.s. airways told her the passenger was okay since no part of his anatomy was showing. >> i just kept thinking to myself, what if i was wearing that outfit? what if, you know, i was in the same outfit. would u.s. airways not ask me to cover up? >> they might. the incident happened just a few days before deshon marmon was forced off the u.s. airways flight in san francisco because of his saggy pants. marmon's lawyer says it was a cast of racial discrimination. you got to think, there must be some sort of protocol that they have that they follow because we had that frontier airline disabled person tried to get on th

bailey, a jury found of your black muslim daily yousef bailey the fourth hint and 1 maggie guilty.e the suspects talking to one another. yousef had been working on a story about the vagaries finances heading towards bankruptcy. the key witness testified that they ordered the murder. >> kept the dow is still way off, 139 points down at 11,00984. we are below the 12,000 mark once again. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with select services and a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. no home phone service required. oooh. videos online? here? how much is that? nothin'. at&t high speed internet at home includes access here. our invisible cord is really long, dad. oooh. [ female annou

maggie thatcher experienced it.resident to do deregulation, clinton did it and no one is wrong. he has a verbal mistake. people mace mistakes. it happens >> we have to leave it. hold it. we are out of time. next time we will have more time. thanks very much. by the way, i earlier misspoke when i said michelle obama. i meant to say michelle bachman, apologize for that misstatement. bill clinton is returning to a familiar theme. stand by. the former president of the united states committee global resources to tackling america's economic problems. the disturbing new charge that iran is testing missiles capable of carrying nuclear weapons. hey! you want that? you want a warm, super-delicious strawberry toaster strudel yeah but now i have nothing to eat sure you do. hey! you can have the pop tart! pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> bringing together bright and powerfu

this is maggie london. >> that's what i'm wearing, too, maggie london.we are going to take care of you today. are you ready to go? >> i'm ready to go. >> i love to see a mom and daughter like that. laura, keep that on there. one last look at edna before. now the new edna block, everybody. >> oh, my gosh! wow! >> oh, my goodness. laura, i'm not sure you should see your mom, but take it off. >> oh, my god! >> can you believe it? >> you're not going to believe yourself. turn around, darling. you look magnificent. >> oh, my gosh! it doesn't even look like me. it looks wonderful. >> look at the body on this woman. oh, my gosh. te what you did. >> highlights in her hair color. she was turning gray. it was a blonde. now she is like this honey brown with a few highlights here and there again, lena went with her natural texture. made her fakes look younger using a face firmer first then the make-up. >> what do you think, laura? >> beautiful. >> do you like the dress she is wearing? at this figure. this is london times. we have racks and racks of clothing we go th

my colleagues, alex burns and maggie hauberman are writing a piece to look at romney to say there's a fine line of being confident and on message and arrogant and becoming disengaged. >> host: if you're a betting man, then who's the candidate likely to take mr. romney to task? >> guest: tim pawlenty said he was not going to throw the first punch but yesterday on fox news sunday he linked president obama's health care law with romney's health care. he called it obamiromney care. and the other likely who is coming out swinging is rick santorum. the former pennsylvania senator looking to get traction in the polls, just announced his who's punches. it's also possible one of the two tea party candidates michele bachmann and herman cain could attack him for health care. and also a newt gingrich who lost his staff but he needs to get attention for gingrich wants to look serious. he wants to not make it look like he's desperate to survive so that might actually force him to pull back a little bit and try to introduce himself to voters on a positive note instead of one criticizing romneying. >

like this dress, this is from maggie london. it's $138. you can get it at macy's.o it's flattering. just a cute wedge shoe like this. this is is $39 by ralph lauren. >> i love it. you look beautiful. excellent. i love that color on you. this is a hot trend from last summer. >> we saw this a lot, the banded fitted dress. it's called the bandage dress because it fit like a band-aid. it gives you curves. now it's about the bohemian free, loose style. you want it to hit the floor. so let's bring out our model for that one. this is my mom, actually. my lovely model. >> i love it. >> she's wearing a dress from ann taylor. it's $168. it's a little bit of a splurge but this is great because it works from day to night. >> i like that. >> you can wear it with flats or wedges. i think it's great if you have summer wedding or parties. throw it on and go. >> and it looks just as sexy as the tight dress. >> you think so? >> absolutely. mom, you look hot. very nice. very nice. let's go to the accessories out there. and the last year's trend, one of the celebrity's pictures with t