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so their owner maurice called the michigan humane society and, of course, the humane society, to thee, they think that maybe they were trying to get down into the pool to get a drink of water. and they fell in. t the the water was so slick and edges so steep, they were stuck in the water. >> you don't know what's living in that water. that water is disgusting. bacteria central. >> chris from the humane society, part of this rescue, takes one of the long poles with the loop around it they can put around the dog's neck, and guides each dog out. they are such close companions with each other, after the first dog is rescued the second dog cried and cried. ultimately they got the dogs out safely, cleaned them up, on a leash, together and reunited with their owner maurice. >> then they toasted their return with some moet and crystal. >>> i don't know if there's an uncle of the year award but if so i would like to nominate this guy. ♪ we can dance if we want to we can leave your friends behind ♪ >> uncle jay dancing to the song "the safety dance" by men without hats. the story here is that

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[laughter] >> maurice goldstein. institute for international economics. managing director, thank you for a most interesting speech. >> i am always cautious when an english speaking person calls something interesting, it could make it -- could mean anything. >> you are quite right, but let me proceed anyways. [laughter] you indicated in the discussion of the eurozone, you mentioned the need for friendly measures, not just austerity. what are those growth friendly measures? why did we think that these would be sufficient to poll the eurozone out of recession? when discuss in the u.s. fiscal cliff, you made a helpful distinction between the medium term need for strong fiscal consolidation, and the short term need to avoid fiscal contraction. well, why is there not a similar distinction at this point in the eurozone? if not, why not? >> first of all, in the eurozone you have 17 members. i will take two examples from outside the eurozone. sweden, for instance, is traveling at 0.2% at the moment. a country like sweden can certainly take some positive steps to s

regulations for the british prime minister maurice dramatic a five set win crowns a great summer mari who also won olympic. especially after with a match one yes that is just made it a little bit more special and it's been a busy day and i'm sure when i get back i'll be just be busy for a few days but you know what it is when it's all over and you know i can settle down a little bit you know taken what's happened this summer and it's been it's been in the best three months of my career. and finally boxing legend mike tyson has urged reigning heavyweight champions the clutch go brothers to be more entertaining in the ring the ukrainian siblings hold all five world titles between them pounds last week here in moscow elder brother vitali defended his w.b.c. belt with a technical not act against lesser known opponent manuel char however the forty one year old has been moved off to what turned out to be a short haul round fight something former champion tyson thinks needs to be a thing of the past still bachmann is not bad just ahead with the not really exciting as it should be but. we hav

economic downturn a clear to see closed shops boarded up businesses all around the town now antonius maurice the greek prime minister is coming here to open the trade fair on saturday but if he thinks he's in for a warm reception he might have another think coming every year old in every election the good. of the promise things is the same lies to us in order to grow and to be in the government and after one hundred two days they forget everything everything and they go to europe and they do whatever the european countries like they do not do what ever the good people like the greek word for crisis also means judgement and there are plenty of people that haven't ruled out the possibility of an economic armageddon taking place in the country that's why thousands are expected to gather here and thessaloniki is main square on saturday evening to demonstrate against the government's handling of the financial crisis. now the european financial crisis has inspired countries which used to be associated with stability in belgium as companies look for ways to cut costs local see their jobs in jeopard

towards to maurice's plans even the harshest critics of the government fear that a return to the drachma would open a pandora's box of fresh financial woes for him the bottom line is we must stay in the euro no doubt we have to stay he is a simple as that going back to the old currency would be fatal. r t there's a lot to keep greece now the course of those of blaming a political not financial woes in europe for the spread of the economic crisis is growing at the age of pacific summit in russia's fought used over the weekend r.t. is a peter lavelle brought together leading experts to discuss what's wrong with capitalism and how to fix it you can watch part two of his special panel here on our team later today. called the way to. keep the definition of. the equation on the right now with the market. capitalism without bankruptcy is like christianity without. a car bomb a read through syria's largest city of aleppo killing at least seventeen people and wounding forty others according to the state run news agency the blast occurred just hours after a jordanian militant leader linked to al q

bracing itself to face one of its harshest rounds of cuts yet the country's prime minister antonius on maurice has made his pitch for the latest austerity package set to come into force thousands gathered in greece's second biggest city fesa long. ok to protest against the measures peter over reports. greek prime minister antonis samaras has said that he will do everything within his power to make sure the greece remains within the euro zone however he did acknowledge that the cuts it is government to are making were both unfair and painful for the greek people but as unfair and painful as they are he says that the necessary as without being in the eurozone greece would die as a nation he also says they're important is in terms of the country men taining any credibility that it has left on the global financial stage and not credibility is said to be tested quite soon is old it is from the so-called troika arrive in greece to see whether they've fulfilled their part of the bargain when it comes to making the cuts that they were asked to do on whether they received the next round of bailout mone

barry maurice vincent barry scott d. bart carlton w. bartels guy barzvi inna b.majian kenneth william basnicki stephen joseph bates. paul james battaglia walter david bauer, jr. marlyn capito bautista and my father. >> and my brother, james alder press. we would like to see the change, especially my brother. jimmy, we did note that morning god was going to call your name. in life, we love you dearly. and that's we do the same. it broke our hearts to lose you, which you weren't alone. part of us went with you at the day god called you home. he left so many memories and your love is still archived. and though we cannot see you come you are always our side. our family chain is broken and nothing is the same. but as god calls us one by one, the chains are linked again. love you, jimmy. michele beale paul frederick beatini jane s. beatty lawrence ira beck manette marie beckles carl john bedigian michael earnest beekman maria a. behr yelena belilovsky nina patrice bell debbie bellows stephen elliot belson paul m. benedetti denise lenore benedetto bryan craig bennett er

party wins poland maurice would be the first female premier of a quota ever so if this a minority governmentins what will it mean for the provinces as well for those as the sovereignty movement there are to correspondent on a stasi it. breaks it all down for us. gloomy economic times attracts social instability and uncertainty and what tomorrow will bring for canada's mostly french speaking province of quebec that means agitation for separation is stirring yet again as voters head to the polls it's a three way fight to be the dominant force in combat's parliament with emotions running high come back as one hundred eighty four billion dollars in debt and has an economy that has grown by a mere one point seven percent in the last year falling behind canada as a whole competing at the ballot box are the incumbent liberals the firstly form coalition for the future of conduct and the separatist party and it's the latter which is proving most popular at the polls marching ahead of the others at around thirty three percent this means the issue of convex breakaway from canada could return to the for

one of the victims identified at maurice mccoy, died.now to the battle for the white house. with 58 days before election day, the campaign trail is heating up with both parties hoping to rally support in key battleground states. here's 11 news reporter brian moore with the commitment to 2012. >> president obama wasn't looking for laughs when he dropped into an orlando bar, but he walked straight into a punch line too easy to pass up when a boy flashed his sign that any native hawaiian would recognize. >> okay. >> yes, sir. >> the president and republican challenger mitt romney were both in key battleground states. both battling for middle class credibility. the gop nominee was at richmond's international race way ready to wave the green flag, starting a nascar race. but the rain stopped that plan in its tracks. there were plenty of time to do what he came here for, connecting with voters, he'll need this. >> i got to do it. thank you. >> a day with some light moments in a campaign that's getting serious. brian moore, wbal tv 11 news. >>

a vigil was held tonight for the 30-year-old maurice wagner. he was shot and killed last night outside his home. mourners put candles and stuffed animals on the site where he was shot. those who gathered called for peace and healing in their community and in other communities around the world. police say they have no -- have made no arrests. >>> now haywood where dozens are protesting an officer involved shooting there. they gathered near the dirty bird lounge where officers responded about one this morning to reports of shots fired. tonight the crowd is angry about that shooting calling officers killers. police say there been drinking and some are throwing bottles into the street. police say they saw the suspect's car and according to investigators the driver put the car in reverse and started coming toward the officers so they opened fire killing him. authorities have not released the man's name. >>> and coming up in ten minutes new details about the latest police shooting in san francisco. the questions from the community tonight at a neighb

one of the victims identifieded a maurice mccoy died from his injuries. the other victim is expected to survive. >> to the battle for the white house. with 50 days before election day, the campaign trail is heating up with both parties hoping to rally supporters in key battleground states. brian moore with this morning's commitment 2012 report. >> president obama wasn't looking for laughs when he dropped into an orlando bar, but he walked straight into a bunch line too easy to pass up. when a boy flashed a sign that any native hawaiian would recognize. >> you were born in hawaii? >> hawaii. >> okay. >> yes, sir. >> the president and republican challenger mitt romney were both in key battleground states. both battling for middle class credibility. the gop nominee was at richmond international race way, ready to wave the green flag, starting a nascar race. but the rain stopped that plan in its tracks. >> hot dog! >> there was plenty of time to do what he came there for, connecting with voters he'll need there this fall. >> i got to do it. get back here. >>

one of the victims maurice mccoy died from his injuries.pected to survive. >>> we're back in a m anncr: this casino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting for question seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. creating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official department of legislative... services, hundreds of millions for our schools. while saving taxpayer money by cutting casino subsidies. question seven. good jobs and better schools in maryland. not west virginia. >> we are looking forward to a beautiful wrapup to the weekend after yesterday's severe storms. fortunately the cold front is moving off shore. that means clearing skies. ocean city had a couple rain showers this morning. even they are drying out. as for baltimore, expect more sunshine into the afternoon. it is a little bit cooler, after starting the day in the upper 50s to low 6 o's, we're moving into the 70s and 80s towards the later half of the day. th

general maurice tellier. and we had to come up with a system for these arrangements where we had to ask each government to ask in time of crisis, if we were to approach you, what would you do. what would you get. some said that we would give a battalion or they said a hospital, others said we will give you a patrol car. or cars. until he tested them, he came back and said, sir, we tested the system. it is very effective, it works well, and i said, what were the results? so we have the ability to know his reaction, you know, and, of course, if they don't want to give them to you, there is nothing that we can do. also, the u.n. it discourages some governments but in the sense when we borrow the troops we pay thousands of dollars per man per woman for their service. it cost the government support to five times were eight times as much. >> host: we will get over to bosnia and just a second. but in a sense, what you described in somalia and rwanda get to the heart of what is written about. in the sense that there

a vigil was held tonight for the 30-year-old maurice wagner. he was shot and killed last night outside his home. mourners put candles and stuffed animals on the site where he was shot. those who gathered called for peace and healing in their community and in other communities around the world. police say they have no -- have made no arrests. >>> now haywood where dozens are protesting an officer involved shooting there. they gathered near the dirty bird lounge where officers responded about one this morning to reports of shots fired. tonight the crowd is angry about that shooting calling officers killers. police say there been drinking and some are throwing bottles into the street. police say they saw the suspect's car and according to investigators the driver put the car in reverse and started coming toward the officers so they opened fire killing him. authorities have not released the man's name. >>> and coming up in ten minutes new details about the latest police shooting in san francisco. the questions from the community tonight at a neighb

fact at that time, i heard a canadian military adviser in the department of peacekeeping, general maurice badding, and we lad come up with a system we called a standback forces arrangement, where we had approached each government to ask, in time of crisis, if we were to approach you, what would you do? what would you give? some said we'll give a battalion, others said field hospital. others said we'll give you -- help you on patrol cars. so, i told badding. he came back to me and said, sir, we tested the system. it's very effective. it worked too well. and i said what are the results? he said we got a quick no. at least we no we're getting nothing. was his reaction. and of course, if they don't want to give them to you, there is nothing we can do, and also the u.n. -- the reinvestment rate discourages some government from doing it in the sense that when we borrowed the troops at that time -- and perhaps even today -- doesn't increase very much. we paid -- reimburse the government a thousand dollars per man or woman, for the period they stayed there. some of these trips cost the government

so maurice's is still in duluth. justice is still in columbus. we keep the existing management teams in place and we let them continue to focus on their customer. they have their own culture. and we support them on the back end. >> it sure worked. i think the october analyst meeting will be very big. people will find out what you just said and the analysts will find out and realize how good this stock is. thank you to david jaffe, president and ceo of ascena retail group, which remains incredibly inexpensive versus the rest of the group. stay with cramer. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is ending soon. save 10%, 20%, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. get 2 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. even get free delivery! sleep train stacks the savings high to keep the prices low. but hurry, the inventory clearance sale is ending soon. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> why is no one worried about the transports? h

so maurice's is still in duluth. justice is still in columbus. we keep the existing management teams in place and we let them continue to focus on their customer. they have their own culture. and we support them on the back end. >> it sure worked. i think the october analyst numbers will be very big. people will find out what you just said and the analysts will find out and realize how good this stock is. thank you to david jaffe, president and ceo of ascena retail group, which remains incredibly inexpensive versus the rest of group. stay with cramer. i've been a superintendent for 30 some years at many different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity leave. i have retired from doing this one thing that i loved. now, i'm going to be able to have the time to explore something different. it's like another chapter. customer erin swenson bought so, i'm happy. today. sales go up... i'm happy. it went out today... i'm happy. what if she's not home? (together) she won't be happy. use u

so maurice's is still in duluth. justice is still in columbus. management teams in place and we let them continue to focus on their customer. they have their own culture. and we support them on the back end. >> it sure worked. i think the october analyst meeting will be very big. people will find out what you just said and the analysts will find out and realize how good this stock is. thank you to david jaffe, president and ceo of ascena retail group, which remains incredibly inexpensive versus the rest of the group. stay with cramer. buying this juicer online was unbelievable. what a bargain! [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal turns out to be not such a good deal. but bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo, one sheet of bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. so you can clean this mess with half as many sheets. bounty has trap and lock technology to soak up big spills and lock them in. why use more when you can use less? bounty. the clean picker upper. but i'm still stubbed up. [ ma

department are times to find who is responsible for this sunday night shooting death of 30 year-old mauricer was shot and killed in from of this apartment complex on sycamore drive. >> it sounded like a shotgun tariffs their little hole in his chest. if >> investigators say they're still trying to determine a motive in are following several leads in the case. >> san francisco police held a town meeting on monday to discuss a recent officer involved shooting. they say that this man is a known gang member and last week staff as a gang task force was in the mission district became across him and told him to stocks such instead, they say that he tried to pull out a weapon and that is one officer shot him three times. he is now in the hospital recovering from a non-life threatening injury. >> continuing with our coverage in san francisco, the chief of police will address the community in another meeting. the meeting starts tonight at 6:00 p.m.. the top of last week's officer involved shooting in the violence that erupted for tonight and the mission district. many storefronts, businesses and poli

[applause] >> thank you, maurice. it's a pleasure to be here. thank you all for coming for this. i just want to second but morris was saying earlier about the museum, but the tenement museum. if you have not taken this to her of 97 down the block here, which is really the core mission of this museum is to interpret that tenement house that was built in 1863 and the generations of immigrants who became new yorkers partly through living there, he really over to yourself. i really think it's indispensable to understanding new york city's history in the 19th and early 20th centuries and it is really a gift to the city of new york that we have this museum. i encourage you even if you take a mature before, come please come back and take it again because there's new tours changing and it's a wonderful experience. as morris mentioned, i am here tonight to talk about my book "new york at war." i'm going to show you some images, powered point presentation which are in the book. others not in the book. the book itself really covers almost four centuries. i mean really starts with henry have

the antioch man who died is 30-year-old maurice wagner. investigators are following some leads but do not have a suspect description or motive for that shooting. >>> parents at a south bay elementary school are still in shock, extremely surprised over the arrest of their school principal. this one involves drugs. marla tellez is live in santa clara with more details on the police sting that ultimately led to this arrest. marla, good morning. >> reporter: jon, good morning. a spokesperson for the santa clara unified school district says everyone is really just stunned by the arrest of eric lewis who has been the school principal here at montague elementary for seven years now. this morning while his students get ready to start a new week, he happens to be getting ready for his very first court appearance. lewis was taken into custody friday, booked into jail on suspicion of having methamphetamine for sale and offering to furnish narcotics. the 42-year-old was arrested at a caltrain station in san francisco, which is where he lives. official

they have got two good corners in brandon carr, maurice claiborne. they are playing their home opener today. this is a better team than they were last year, the dallas cowboys will be fine. shannon: i'm looking at one of the 20 teams that are 1-1 in the starting season and that's the baltimore ravens and joe flacco. he was a.f.c. offensive player of the week. -- year. last week, he did not play at all. the ravens would have been better served with less flacco and more rice. you tell us you're an elite quarterback, but the one thing elite quarterbacks do in this league is they're consistent. joe flacco, we need to see a little more consistency for you to take that next step. boomer: three teams because of their performance last weekend was horrendous, the bears, you know, the bears, the saints and cowboys, all three have those quarterbacks. one quarterback in particular, jay cutler, who's had a long 10 days that he's had to sit around and listen to all the criticism come his way. i believe that all three teams will have great home performances today i

the antioch man who died is 30-year-old maurice wagner. he was killed with a single gunshot.rs are following some leads but don't have a suspect description or motive for that shooting. >>> a san francisco man is in jail this morning accused of trying to kidnap a young girl near an elementary school. police arresting 25-year-old bradley morzak saturday morning. they have linked him to an incident at parkside elementary as well as two other schools. on friday he allegedly tried to kidnap a 9-year-old girl from parkside. she said she managed to escape by kicking him and running back to the school to tell staff exactly what happened. police say earlier in the day he was spotted at another elementary school and bayside stem academy. >>> a former san francisco crime lab technician accused of stealing drugs on job goes to trial today. debra madden used to work as a lab tech for the san francisco police department back in 2009. madden is facing federal charges of stealing cocaine from the facility and could face up to four years in prison if convicted. the alleged drug theft led to

most people know them for dress barn and maurice's but they recently have added brands like justice and lane bryant to their portfolio mix. they represent a good value proposition for their female clothing customers. and can continue to grow even in a weak overall economic environment. >> sorry. this is the old dress barn, right? >> that is the old dress barn. that's correct. the company formerly known as dress barn. >> okay. we have to leave it there. but brian thank you very much for your reports and thanks to dan greenhouse as well. now a market flash from jacky d. >>> looking at abbott labs at this point, we're seeing the stock down on this headline. the fda today expanding the approved use of humera to treat us ulcer a tiff colitis. 22% year to date so still not bad. 68.69 for abbott labs. >> jacky, thank you very much. >>> we got a big mia culpa from apple. basically sorry our map app stinks. our next guest not impressed. >>> also why is congress holding american gas hostage and holding up a potential job boom? we're going to debate that just ahead. u tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 low-cost

police gathered last night for this candle light vigil remembering the 34-year-old maurice wagner. >>> prosecutors say a 67-year- old brought water containing chlorine to his girlfriend. prosecutors say he wanted to poison her so he could gain control of her finances. >>> learning more about the santa clara principal accused of selling drugs. we have more from janine de la vega has more. >> reporter: they say at least one camera was hidden inside a stuffed toy bear. i spoke with a parent off camera this morning. she told me she wants to know why a camera was stuffed inside a child's toy. eric lewis was arraigned in court yesterday. he faces felony charges. lewis was arrested at a cal tr an station last week. there were 10 hidden cameras at his san francisco apartment. cameras were also found in a cigarette lighter and places in his bedroom. it is unknown why he had the cameras. >> who knows. everyone has their own life style. could have been for the dates he brought home. is it odd it is in teddy bears? like i said, we still have to go through and figure out what else he had if anythi

finally maurice says the mainstream media deliberately are excluding coverage of any news that reflects badly on the obama administration. wabc radio in new york, for example, reported on the slightly better job report for this week, but made no mention of the poor g.d.p. and durable goods numbers yesterday. and we will talk about those issues with maria bartiromo of cnbc when she comes out and joins us in about 15, 20 minutes. d.w. emails in, the candidates are the result of the media. the media does not reflect the report on them, it creates them. when a candidate complains about the media, it's like a mind where the ego complains about the sub-conscious, pure illusion. becky says of course the mainstream media is biased. it will take a blithering idiot not to notice that. fox news is the only fair and balanced medium on the air. they always have opposing sides to their stories. sondra is a republican in empire, alabama. sondra, what do you think about media coverage of the campaign so far? caller: i think it's very biased, especially on msnbc and nbc. i don't even watch them anymore.