so, marve, whatever you did, thank you. >> fantastic.ven 1600 pennsylvania avenue, he better be a red skin fan. go skins. but for a day, i'm sure at least for a day he will be a big dolphins fan. coach shula and marve fleming, have fun. >>> >>> who has a new mission, in stead of just chasing number one hits, he helped teens in need. next in the "newsroom." hd " >>> ♪ . >> the who still filling stadiums around the world five decades after they made it big. the lead singer, roger dal tri is not making music. he is focused on revolutionizing the way that teenagers with cancer are hospitalized. here's cnn's tory dunnan. >> fredericka, roger dal tri admits he would be nowhere without the kids giving back to his career. now, he's give back to the age group that helped him most. >> today, roger daltrey is talking about a different generation, one born years after his rock star heyday. >> i was give an life of privilege and it was supplied by teenagers supporting it. >> he is now giving back with his charity teen cancer america. hospital setting

pretty much a typical tuesday in my life. >> and you listened to marv albert or bob costas or cheryl, you're hearing marty glickman. >> there's a sequence in the film when it plays in front of an audience, i actually cut marty glickman, marv albert and mike breen all doing knick games 20 years apart in madison square garden to make it sound like one play. you hear the broadcasting tree of marty glickman. it's thrilling >> that is incredible. i watched it last night and it was a topic i didn't know much about it and i really enjoyed the film. thank you so much for joining us. >>> before we go, it's been five years since dr. king stood in front of thousands of people to tell them about his dream. this week we all took pictures saying how we are advancing the dream to see what we're doing. head over to our facebook page and let us know how you're advancing the dream. up next, ari is about to get all transparent on a story buried beneath the headlines. anncr: expedia is giving away a trip every day. where would you go? woman: 'greece.' woman 2: 'i want to go to bora bora.' man: 'i'd alwa

we begin with marv jose.eilly, why do you criticize al sharpton now that he has a show on another network? it makes you a hypocrite. sharpton is a snake and always has been. let me wise you up, marv. sharpton was never my buddy. we gave him a redemption to reform his dubious past. it has to do with his false presentation of racial issues. by the way, the entire segment critiquing sharpton that we did last week is posted on billo'reilly.com. it's hard to believe you are willing to admit you were once stupid enough to give $25,000 to sharpton. foolish letter, bob. foolish. i gave 25k to help poor families celebrate christmas. i did not give it to sharpton. he was the messenger. judy bark, i'm not surprised that you stepped up to help people in need. i'm also not surprised that sharpton came to you for help. sadly, i'm not surprised he stabbed you in the back. darryl cooper, bill, a man of your generosity knows there's a ton of truth in the old adage no good deed goes unpunished. that does not apply to me, darry

as a basketball announcer marv albert likes to say at the critical moment of a series, it's all come down to this. when exactly when the fed begin to taper the bond buy? today investors sought clarity in the minutes of the july meeting. they didn't find it. the market forensic scientist probed patience and soon and how soon is soon and how patient is patient when an economy's fate is at stake? all that is clear is fed officials seem broadly united that the bond buying will end eventually. maybe by mid 2014 or not if the economy stumbles. the lack of definitiveness is why the dow soared and sank today down 122 after the release of the minutes, then up by 17 briefly before closing down 105. the dow finished behud the hud 15,000 mark for the first time with the losing session. the nasdaq lower by 13 points and the s&p 500 off by nine. meanwhile, treasury yields moved by the british boy band, one direction up, constantly up. up to 2.9% on the ten-year bond. with so much uncertainty about the market and the fed's tapering plan, the fed has enough to make them head for the hills, which is

. >> this trip might not have happened, if had hadn't been for marv trying to get some love for his teamople, mayors, governors, everybody who was involved with the white house. >> his battle cry, why not us? it's a good question. why not the '72 dolphins? in case you haven't heard, they're kind of a big deal. the team coached by the legendary don shula capped a 17-0 season with a win over the washington redskins in super xii. it -- vii. it's a feat no one has accomplished since. they break out a champagne toast when the team loses their first game each season. so why weren't they honored after running the table in '72? well, for one, president nexton was jowls deep in the watergate scandal. but then there was no tradition of always inviting winning teams to the white house. legend has it that nixon, a redskins plan, even called a key play for the red skins in '71. there's a tape of nixon and allen talking football. >> you were 13 points behind, you know, and when your offense just wouldn't do a thing, you know, i -- i thought you were dead. >> but today the present white house made good

they've been doing really badly from 13 years from the peak in marve 2000. the only locus of activity is what companies are doing, whether earnings are great or bad. they're a whole lot better than any national economy. >> putting the fed aside, what is your outlook for equities? >> short term i'm negative. good bounce in the next couple days, we're very close to the s&p at this level is very close to support because we're down to 60 handles from the recent high. i see a bounce and then a move sharply lower. i think the systemic -- >> sharply lower. i have an index in my 17 lehman risk indicators. interbank lending in asia is extremely tight. five year cds on hsbc, on standard charter, the asian banks, that's where the crisis is this time around. five years ago it was in the u.s. with lehman. now the asian tensions will drag u.s. stocks lower. >> all right. jack, we're uncertain about profits. we're uncertain about the economy. we're uncertain about the fed's policy and interest rates. we're also uncertain about the new fed chairman which is going to play a

it wasn't too long ago he wasn't invited to the cpac in february or marve this year. you're right.s tried to occupy part of the conservative republican party that is very tough on national security, that goes toe to toe with rand paul and his more libertarian views on that issue. that gives chris christie a way to cozy up to a lot of concerttive national security hot conservatives. >> mark murray. thank you very much, mark. talk to you tomorrow, buddy. >> thanks. >>> up next, texas police stop george zimmerman for speeding in the state. what he told the officer and what happened next. we have the video of that traffic stop. >>> be sure to like the "news nation" on facebook. we're at facebook.com/newsnation. thanksd resilience and determination of the american people, we've been able to clear away the rubble from the financial crisis. we started to lay a new foundation for stronger, more durable economic growth. but we're not there yet. what we need is not a 3-month plan or even a 3-year plan. we need a long-term american strategy: job security with good wages and durable industries

it was the culmination of a 15-year writing campaign by marv fleming. -- their unprecedented record came before the current accolades. your patriots, they almost made it. >> i say congratulations to the dolphins and congratulations to the president of the united states for taking the step to bring them in. i wish my patriots had an undefeated season, they lost it at the last moment, which is proof of how hard it is to do. this team has an amazing legacy, they never should have had to wait this long. >> it was a special moment to see today. i think a lot of people watching it really enjoyed it. >> i look forward to the new orleans saints being with the president next year. >> i'm sure do you, donna. >> thank you so much. coming up, good samaritans pull an elderly man from a burning car. and you know what, it turned out to be dick van dyke. we'll be talking to one of the rescuers. plus, a heart breaking sight. dolphins dying by the dozen along the u.s. east coast. [ male announcer ] america's favorite endless shrimp is back! people wait for this promotion

it's an absolutely marv piece of legislation and regulation as you indicated. >> right.g is me as it sizing still. regulations are still being written is that correct? >> that's right. there is still more regulations to come. they have written probably most of them at this point. but i think one thing that's going on here is a moving target. i think that's one of the hardest things for especially the employer community, the business community. to adjust to. the fact that they change the rules pretty much every month. and as you get closer to implementation on october 1 and january 1, it's quite clear and the administration admits as much that they will keep changing things as they need to based on whatever they find out as they try to move forward. it's very much a moving target. >> it sounds that way. and it is as you noted just immense. so the bill itself, the law itself, 2500 pages, the regulations around it 17,000 pages. that's just too much. like no person could read and internalize all of that that's bigger than, you know, the bible, koran, the talmed every book in