look you in the eyes and say i told you so ♪ ♪ and i promise you this you're gonna miss me miss me as longalling gave me no warning ♪ ♪ you were gone let me down i was reading i can't believe ♪ ♪ what you have done go do what you've gotta do damn words will follow you everywhere you go ♪ ♪ and i know there'll come a time when i look you in the eyes and say i told you so ♪ ♪ and i promise you this you're gonna miss me miss me as long as you live you're gonna ♪ ♪ miss me miss me oh i believe in my heart when something's wrong say it's wrong ♪ ♪ i can deal with the part when something's wrong if we both stay strong i know there will ♪ ♪ come a time when i look you in the eyes and say i told you so and i promise you this ♪ ♪ you're gonna miss me miss me as long as you live you're gonna ♪ ♪ miss me miss me oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh i wake up and i'm sober ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to thank gordon ramsay, jordin sparks. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night robert pattinson,

look you in the eyes and say i told you so ♪ ♪ and i promise you this you're gonna miss me miss me as longthing's wrong say it's wrong ♪ ♪ i can deal with the part when something's wrong if we both stay strong i know there will ♪ ♪ come a time when i look you in the eyes and say i told you so and i promise you this ♪ ♪ you're gonna miss me miss me as long as you live you're gonna ♪ ♪ miss me miss me oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh i wake up and i'm sober ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to thank gordon ramsay, jordin sparks. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night robert pattinson,

. >> reporter: the spokesperson told me as long as the claim is legitimate they are going to pay it. this help center will stay open as long as it needs to. in richmond, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> on the ktvu facebook page people are commenting about the fall out from the fire and the gas prices. join the conversation by liking us. >>> new video just into our news room here. firecrews in the south bay tackling an emergency this afternoon. garbage truck began to smoke as it went down the road. the fire was reported at four time time 30 this afternoon. you can see the truck dumped the load there on its street so the flames could be doused by the crews. >> now, too oakland. the police are investigating a pair of shootings one of which left a man dead. the unrelated crime happened at 12:30 this morning. one was in downtown oakland and the other in east oakland. the police say a 24-year-old man was killed when someone fired into a car parked on san pablo near 19th street. his name has not been released. an 18-year-old man was wounded there the second shooting happened right about the same ti

. >> they're telling me as long as i do good and stay out of trouble and stuff, that i will advance intohe program something on to a level five. so that's what i'm waiting for now. >> level five is the special control facility where prisoners are allowed more time out of their cells. jesus garcia used to be housed there until he attacked an officer. >> i broke my tv, made a couple shanks and assaulted him. >> when officer aaron bell got a security alert, he raced to the scene to help his fellow officers. >> i remember running into the pod, and there's an inmate in between both of them and they were both being stabbed. >> they were slashed around the head, neck, came very close to the jugular on one of the officers. >> i hit the inmate, tried to get him by his arm, i slipped. and i didn't realize when i slipped, it was all blood. >> it took a couple of minutes before we got other officers in there to respond, pull jesus off and get medical attention to the officers. >> i was covered from basically my neck down with blood. it wasn't the inmate's blood. it was my fellow officer's blood. >>

curtains you have got there of buy a company and save cash, always alive because steve balmer told me as longthe checkbook is fat and still in the pocket you get invited to parties. >> quentin, talk about number two. buy a company. who's out there? rim? >> i think they could buy rim. they could buy nokia. they could get further in to hardware that way. that would be a good way to go. i think having 27% up in the stock buys balmer a lot of time and they're going toe to toe with apple and google and ama n amazon. they all have a lot of cash. >> save cash. what do you think, jon? all right sitting on a lot of cash. >> they are. and they're playing very conservative. i think buy a company is a last resort for them. they need nokia to succeed. i think they're prepared to invest money to make sure that happens and don't want to if they don't have to. >> thank you all. appreciate it very much. >> thank you. >>> we'll take a break and then next, peter thiel dumps the facebook shares. should he resign of facebook's board, as well? we'll talk about that. and as we head out, here's a look at how faceboo

but as far as it being, we have a national problem, we don't have anymore problem than any other city. it's just an isolated incident. you can quote me on that. it didn't take me as longfigure out it wasn't an isolated incident. two years ago, this local pastor had to call police when his son was arrested. >> i had told jordon for a year and a half that daryl dedmond will kill you. >> he had a look of no conscience. it was a blank stare. daryl always carried around this backpack of hatred. >> other students also tolt us they were bullied or beaten by dedmond and his friends who called people "nigger lovers" if they befriended blacks. we were told school administrators mostly looked the other way. school officials declined our interview request. but they take bullying seriously and that they had no record of any trouble from daryl dedmond. stunts told us dedmon and his friends were a problem, using racial slurs and calling blacks and even president obama, the "n" word. >> it came out of my house was the "n" word. and if they're taking over as if it was some kind of war. >> dedmond's family refused to talk to cnn. so did his attorney. once close to him and his friends,

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this formula's worked for me as long as i can remember.umber of analysts on the stock is a good gauge of how much awareness and interest there is in a hot, speculative stock. hot stocks get tapped out when there's nobody left to be attracted to them, when all the people who would be interest ed in buying them have already bought. they come out of nowhere attracting more attention. more and more buyers and eventually everyone that wants a piece of the stock has a piece. when that happens, sorry, guys, run's over, then it's time to go home. one example is a company formerly known at hansen natural, which was the hottest stock in 2004. the hottest stock in 2005. the hottest stock for the first half of 2006. i mean number one. hansen went from $18 and change in the beginning of 2005 to $200 when it peaked in july of 2006. the whole way up there? people telling you that hansen, a beverage company that really got its momentum from its monster energy drink, so much momentum with its monster drink that it renamed the company ultimately monster. ul

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me. it's controlled remotely, as long as the user has access to the internet and a webcam.your boss could be on the beach, with a laptop, checking in on you. and it's not just for conference calling. the robot would have wheels, several cameras, and an h-d display. so it can roam around the office, attend a meeting, someone. this technology could even be used outside of the work-place. you could maybe travel the world- right from your living room. of course, the robo-boss is still just an experiment. it may never make it beyond the development phase. but robots working in the office shouldn't sound like a scene in a sci-fi movie. microsoft thinks it's only a matter of time, because wi-fi and 4-g networks are almost everywhere. i'm alison kosik ii new york. -----end-----cnn.script----- former boxing champ...evander holyfield... needs some cash! cash!the items he's putting on an auction block...to avoid for. forclosure.

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anyone who's known me for as long as i've been in this business, they know i'm pretty much the same.> last time we spoke, you had just got married. your new husband was sitting over there. >> yes, you embarrassed him. >> you embarrassed him, it wasn't me. the conversation became very quickly x-rated. you were quite proud of your quite glittering sex life. how have things moved on since then? >> it's pretty much stayed the same. he's not here today. he's actually recovering from some back stuff. nothing to do with me. no, we're great. i have to say, i have such a great balance right now. my life is a little nuts. but to get to know home to him and my kids. and to have a sense of normalcy. i'm really pumped about this opportunity i've been given to come back to day time with something i feel like matters to women. i think women will want to tune in. and then i get to go home to my sweetheart at night. he's supportive of me and everything i do. i feel like it's a perfect balance. >> let's take a short break. we touched on this last time. like a fine wine. >> getting better with age, tha

me. geez. first i was in san mateo -- the great mayor of san francisco, ed lee. sorry about that. [applause] >> that is ok. as long as you did not call me jeremy lin. thank you, everyone. a warm welcome to our grand central station of the west. i would like to begin by just personally, and on behalf of the city, thank governor brown for your leadership. it is a wonderful breath of fresh air to have clarity in the state, clarity and purpose, collaboration, willingness to listen. i worked really hard with the other mayors to articulate what our needs are in the urban cities across the state. i have been lucky to work with mayor villaraigosa, the mayor in fresno, major league, as we begin to talk to each other about how we can contribute to the conversation happening in sacramento. we have always been welcomed to participate in that lively discussion about how we can get the whole state moving forward. yes, we have problems, but we know the high speed rail was going to be that connectivity kind of project and development that we could all share in view we can talk about the investments that we want to make in our loc

three minutes past ten at night moscow time i'd made three to but a gloom again as always for me lately as for quite a long time or signs of global economy slowing this shoot the messenger i'm just here to deliver the. plan indeed as reported g.d.p. figures come in short of expectations indeed point three percent growth in the second quarter that means your lies to one point four percent and that's a slowdown that investors were not really expecting and therefore there's a lot of selling pressure on the market today although it's quite moderate within one percent let's take a look at what's happening in the u.s. the dow jones there is declining within half a percent this was worse before that nasdaq declining point of three percent and this is all on the worries of course on the state of the state of the global economy with the japan now just you know being another one bites the dust and just a big piece huge puzzle let's take a look at how europe ended and london closed down zero point three percent dax was a bit better than that resources firms were leading the losses because commodities were on a declin

that -- as long as i have the ability to say no, as long as i have the ability to shut the door which the state does not let me do the which i would have the ability to do every market, as long as i'm free to do that it is up to me. responsibility is devolved upon me to slam that door. none of your goddamn business. >> why do you think the post office? >> first of all, it is considered to be a benign institution. at least they perform a service. yes. the service is performed throughout the decade. from the very beginning when it was established after the founding fathers, the federal, the average federal less were censored. any government agency is going to serve a government purpose beyond the purpose -- purpose that it purports to provide. any government agency. government agencies, privatized. the combat. >> our most libertarians anarchists? you describe yourself as an anarchist libertarian feminists. >> how many labels can i guess? >> anarchists the same? is there a lot of overlap? >> there is a lot of overlap. henry david thoreau sense of the word. he said the government that governs best is the one that

move the clients i was talking to were indicating mostly pain offer the market move which tells me that as longs we can continue to see an absence of real negative catalyst the market probably will work its way higher. >> andrew, thanks so much. andrew root of maquarie security. coming up on "halftime report" is the best buy deal for real. find out if the buyout will actually get done. i have evidence that proves my dad's a space alien. he speaks a weird language... [ gargling ] drinks green stuff. he says he's from albuquerque. i'm not buying it. i mean, just look at him. and one more thing -- he has a spaceship. [ whirring ] the evidence doesn't lie. my dad's an alien. [ male announcer ] the highly advanced audi a6. named to car and driver's 10 best. experience the summer of audi event and get exceptional values on the audi you've always wanted. >>> welcome back. what are you seeing today? >> remember when all those debbie downers on apple after disappointing earnings report came out? traders are quick to forgive after it broke 620 bucks today. let's get straight to the tweets. stock options,

work part and one methods being used marriage try to keep americans in in a work as to keep foreigners out pardon me it's a long day the problem as it is heading entrepreneurs who would otherwise be making are not taking jobs as priya sridhar from r.t.e. explains. one of south asia's hottest new entrepreneurs twenty eight year old ball is behind india's largest e-commerce company snapdeal dot com is often compared to amazon for its daily deals on services and products but we have tremendous momentum in the business we have you know sixteen million registered users one out of six internet users in india is registered on snap to you growing by a million a month by the end of the year to be twenty five million highest rafiki commerce site in india. but if the young business tycoon had it his way he would have started in the united states where he got his ivy league qualifications but paul had no choice despite his eagerness to start a firm and create jobs america's searching on employment saw immigration authorities deny more and more visas for foreigners when your resume gets rejected you pretty much have to go b

. >> james, i mean, you've been around a long time, too, not as long as me, unfortunate. the idea is that, i mean, this is, i've never seen this before. and it's a little weird. and are you worried that they can handle it? >> well, i think the reason they're optimistic is because, you've now got a very clear choice, which is, let's see if we can reduce costs through voluntary incentives or the unelected bureaucrats overriding your doctor, and saying, no to the hip replacement, you're too old. now, i think that that latter plan, which is the obama plan, along with the cuts that that ad accurately described i think is going to be a loser with everyone and that's why, interesting, democrats have loved this issue for years this week they could not wait to get away from it to talk about mitt romney's tax returns. the fact that they don't-- >> and mitt romney walked right into that trap saying oh, i made 13% every year, and-- >>, but, the fact that democrats, the left, does not want the medicare fight is, this is a seismic change. >> and is the republican party really up to fig

i am the leading win people come to recognize and there are three candidates with me as one of the three it will go long way of food is that person along with the ron paul campaign coming to an end by his own bid mission, i think their supporters would not me compromising their approach for the libertarian ticket. >> host: 2012 is the website and here is the cover of your -- cover a of your new book. out in august 2012. >> i wanted to read the passage would happens before the camera is rolling. but that was not an unfair intent of officer kicked me with his boot in my face breaking my job. before i could register the paid one the officers hit me in the lower leg with my baton mir resting officer was your guardian angel they thought was different from the rest. up until that point* i felt safe with her there as a maternal presence i shouted out to her tell them they don't have to do this. >> i know i should not have been drinking and driving. it was way more money i was making they said be ready to go to work on monday. so i got a few beers i did not let them know how i was going to work. [laughter] but

as an inflation adjusted bond. i think the other thing that really worries me is that you see the vix as very long term lows right here. in both trexs out to the end of september. those kinds of things are an implied correlation. all the single stocks came down. for the first four hours of today, the only thing i saw were options sellers. nobody is concerned about anything. i think they are asleep. >> it's a friday in august. dan said that being a permanent bear has been exhausting. it has also been expensive. and mike was right on the money. the vix has just gotten killed. a lot of realized volatility which is what you get when you buy options. it was interesting on monday that the vix was lower on a monday with the s&p lower. that only happened about twice a year. >> people talked earlier this year about a performance chase and how much cash there was. that little put that you have has declined. we're close to all time lows. >> that can cause cracks. >> if you are worried about the stock market. >> we're going to to talk about mike in a bit. that's on the high end. a lot of the stocks are already cracked. i want to

me as zoe baird. [laughter] i've known walter long time. but we are here today to talk with padma warrior and not about me. she is the chief technology and strategy officer for cisco and formerly the chief engineer. she is a real scientist. one of the stories i can tell you to confirm that took place almost 20 years ago now when padma sent her wonderful husband, a former boarding school roommate of argent, to the grocery store to get a pregnancy test because she thought she was pregnant. he dutifully went off and came back with the pregnancy test. she took the test and she was positive. most of us would start celebrating, but not padma. to her, nothing can be the truth unless it can be replicated so she sent him back to the store. so she got her wonderful child who is now 19 pin tell us very briefly -- who is now 19. tell us very briefly what is cisco. >> it deals with the equipment that makes the internet run. it is the backbone of the internet, the physical infrastructure that you don't see behind every time you see in -- you send a messag

usually i could persuade them to let me say most of what i wanted to say as long as i soften the sidesmany stories of four boards were just not aired. your libertarian ideas are tiresome. we don't want to hear that. but at fox they just let me speak. many disagree with some of my ideas, but the big difference here is that difference is respected. they believe these different ideas deserve to be heard by getting to a political argument like my fights with john kennedy or bill o'reilly about, say, drug legalization. people arguing with me understand that they have a political position, to. at cbs and abc people acted as if the most important person in the building with political views as the. of course the truth is everyone has biases. i wish more reporters were honest about that. at least today in the media we have choices. chocolate for mr. barre, and vanilla. some of it is a rich, but having the choice is great. that is our show. that is our show. thanks for watching. [ engine idling ] [ engine revs, tires squeal ] [ male announcer ] more power. more style. more technology. less doors

that's a comfort line that people are moving toward as long as that information is not misused. >> that creeps me out. what does facebook think about it in the peterson said the company is not commenting. it just wants to make sure that people are making informed decisions about the apps they use. the red pepper ceo said his agency has been in contact with facebook and when the cameras are set up in stores, the names will be different. >>> pinterest announced the creation of three new pinterest apps for android tab bets -- tablets, smartphones and the new app would have better stability, speed and updated design. they have tried to appeal to new followers. some really cool things there. >> some people are really into pinterest, kelly, just depends on what you like to do socially online. staying on your computer all the time, that is so social. it can be. back to the topic appointment hand. the storms are to the south and noiment acting us like the ones this afternoon. had a lot of power outages. let's take a look. we see one renegade storm pop up. that's over the kent island area. moving across t

. >> as long as you make your reference, i think that would be ok. >> let me know if you want somethingsorry for the technical difficulties. it is always a risk. this is a copy of what is on the scene that is behind te/÷,vvyou. i did not realize that was going to be the set up, and i apologize. my question is about in tangible benefits that flow to you from being a campaign manageress or anyone in politics, and isn't if the case that you connect with people in power and have the ability to influence their decisions? >> you can advocate through your community. that is why i do it.

. >> as long as you make your reference, i think that would be ok. >> let me know if you want somethingnt. sorry for the technical difficulties. it is always a risk. this is a copy of what is on the scene that is behind te/÷,vvyou. i did not realize that was going to be the set up, and i apologize. my question is about in tangible benefits that flow to you from being a campaign manageress or anyone in politics, and isn't if the case that you connect with people in power and have the ability to influence their decisions? >> you can advocate through your community. that is why i do it. >> it is a question. >> i am going to sustain that. i got lost in the question. >> if you look at the eggs served from the exhibit -- if you look at the exhibits i gave you, is an exchange between you and share of mirkarimi that has already been submitted into evidence, and i just wanted to point out teto you the text. if you have not made a choice on your chief of staff, i have two great people to consider. let me know if you are 7d=kv the share of responded salmon and -- how the share of responded salmon

but our data, as long as i have the ability to say no, shut the door that the state does not let me do but i would have the ability of the free-market, then it is up to me to slam the door and mind your own goddamn business. [laughter] >> why is the post office harmful? >> guest: is considered to be an institution that at least they perform a service firm when it was established to the founding father they censored that any with the service it purports to provide. and need care of men to. >> our most libertarians libertarians, feminist? >> [laughter] how many labels? >> is the anarchist the same? is there overlap? >> there is. anarchist describe them solve the sale libertarian list they keep invoking but he said he hoot their bert -- camerons best moves libertarians that i know if there were in power to establish the minimum government into power i would haying up and grow tomatoes for the rest of my life. misstate is making the summit is too busy to grow. i don't have in. >> she is the author of "the creature from jekyll island" ruutu isps.org to joe lane when the mcelroy you will fin

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me for the second consecutive day. didn't scare you away yesterday. >> no, i love being here i will come back as long as you want me.lson. don't worry he is still here. just in france having fun on vacation. >> over there. oui-oui. >> drinking red wine and eating baguette like we talked about yesterday. we will take-up to college station, texas for our top story. then the presidential campaign takes a new turn when mitt romney's questionable campaign stop. tell you about that and the war of word between his runningmate and president obama. >> this morning, the north carolina man who took a walk while he was on vacation, forgot who he was, and then just kept walking for, uh, 16 days. 16 days. >> look forest gump. >> it is, what jarred his memory and who cam to his rescue. thankfully, we said, rescue. >> yes. >>> later, our first look at was supposed to be whitney houston's career break through, "sparkle" bittersweet memories for the film maker. >> police identified the gunman whose attack at a texas college town led to the deaths of throw people including his own. >> thomas caffall killed a police officer, and injure

live with me while they train as long as they don't mind the cameras. sometimes we confuse sacrifice with discipline. they aren't sacrificing. they're training. they're undulging in a singular activity that is for themselves. the family is doing the sacrificing. it's important that they do get the money in that small window that they have. because there is no, you know, professional long jumpers association. this is the only time they can make money. in terms of tax nation question, you have jose feliciano who earned 19 medals. under the -- you have michael fellps who earned 19 medals, so obama should give nine and spread the wealth around. give it to hubie brown. he could use them. >> bob: we're not politicizing this, we thought. >> eric: talk about the tax rates. some of the olympic athletes will be paying on their medals. i think it's $25,000 -- there we go. $25,000 you are paid, winnings to win a gold medal. if you add the tax of that, the i.r.s. tax on that, and plus whatever the gold value in the medal you can pay $89,886. >> greg: if you have a g

me. i don't care. as long as i look good.thanks so much. >> you'll stay with us for the rest of the show and comment, right? >> of course you are. >>> things are going to get pretty messy coming up. because sara is going to show us how guys live. >> and it ain't pretty. little bit of swine flu coming up. but first these messages.