this situation is not directly caused by this mickey mouse film attacking islam which you have is you you have people who are trying to stir up certain elements in the muslim world and it's being walking straight is exactly to get the most extreme element into these kind of frenzy demonstrations but the underlying reality is the fact that the u.s. policy towards live towards north africa towards the middle east is the number one problem and it's the demonstrations are being used to create a centrally our honeymoon years we would use war which is something that's been written about called the clash of civilization but the what happened in libya predated the planning for it predated this mickey mouse anti islam film so that wasn't the cause of the crisis in libya it was well known so as you see it who is the primary cause of the stirring here is you as you putting it. for is war you've got the british geo political policy has always been to create a crisis among religious in religious confrontations in the middle east and never get they've been running this area for almost a century but

dennis joining us now. >> mickey mouse is riding to the rescue.as had a quarter alien visitors since it has developed. the debt, some $1.7 billion held by outsiders. income, walt disney company pulling off a slick debt deal underscorunderscoring financialf mickey mouse. it shows an upside for huge companies refinancing their debts. 5% insiders. no walt disney will buy out all the insider debt at 3.45%. it will free up almost $600 million in extra liquidity. instead of paying back outsiders, euro disney, the parent, isn't paying walt disney in the u.s. another income flow for disney. disney is the mouse that roared lately. up 64% in the past year. low interest rates benefiting other companies as well. corporate bonds and government bonds ever riskier, so corporate borrowing costs are falling. the past few weeks ibm, filled with morris, hundreds of millions, only a few basic points higher than u.s. treasuries. ibm set a record deal, half a billion dollars in bonds, 6 65 basis points over the treasury. that is cheap and good for corporate profit, goo

. >> it is a trip to the airport most kids cannot even dream of, walking hand in hand with mickey mouse and minnie mouse with your own carnival waiting at the gate. that is a dream and reality is for this 3-year-old. he is a vivacious and active little oil. in 2010, doctors found a brain tumor. he had a 14-hour surgery to remove it. he has had several rounds of chemotherapy since then and other treatments. now the tumor is gone but it has a high rate of recurrence. every three months goes back to the doctor for more tests. >> it has been very difficult very emotional/ >> for the next week jeffrey and his family will not have to worry about doctors' appointments. instead they can focus on family fun. thanks to the foundation, he will join 39 other children with life-threatening illnesses and their families for a cost three weeks of fun in orlando. >> having fun for a week. >> this trip will be extra special for jeffrey. >> his birthday is on sunday. a magical experience. >> passengers waiting for their flight could not help but feel the excitement on this special day. >> it's wonderful.

just haven't earned my mickey mouse heres yet. so a couple more years and i've got my mickey mouse ears and i'm out the door. uh-huh. and i'm taking all the rides with me. i'll go ahead and fill out the paperwork and have you sign it. >> morgan also held a prison job as an inmate advocate. a sort of amateur lawyer for inmates facing sanctions for rule violations. >> on this i'm going to try to get you suspended sanctions. >> while morgan lived in the minimum security level two section of the penitentiary of new mexico, he was awaiting transfer to an even less restrictive level one prison, commonly known as the farm. >> i told them it's like disneyland. >> peaches, where are you going? >> going to disneyland, going to find a ride. >> the farm is a lot more freedom. it's four-foot fences. you know, you're pretty much on your own will. you do what you want to do, you know. it's all trust that you build up. >> peaches was told he had six months to stay disciplinary free in order to go to a lower level facility. that seemed pretty easy

. >> when you are three going on four, there might be nothing more magical than a hug from mickey mouse. he turns four this sunday. jeffrey has been undergoing treatment at children's hospital for a recurring brain tumor, but today was the day to leave that all behind. jeffrey and his family were treated to a big party at national airport. next stop, florida and an all expenses paid vacation. >> get away from normal life and have fun for a week. it will be extraordinary. >> looking forward to most when you guys get to florida? >> taking him to disney world. the magic kingdom. >> by the way, jeffrey seems to be responding well to treatment. as for the trip, hats off to casey cares foundation and the something magic foundation for making this happen. made him smile. forget about his treatment for a while, that's magical. >> absolutely. what better gift can you give to a four-year-old. >> absolutely. we were just getting used to this great weather and you put a crimp in the program. >> we have a cold front tomorrow. it's going to bring showers and storms. the forecast looks pretty good. le

from mickey mouse to cinderella, disney will bring its goods to so-called mini-stores, with a thousand square feet of selling space. it joins levis, izod, liz claiborne and other brands .' partnering with penney's. investors liked the news: j.c. penney stock closing at $29.09 today, up fractional. the shares have jumped 51% since mid-july. but looking at the broader markets, tom, i guess you could say it was okay cautious day despite the strong housing numbers and also lower oil prices. investors still playing it kind of safe. >> tom: yes, a cautious day, but a day we did see stock prices try to crime to post recession highs, closing just below those levels. >> tom: the stock indices managed small gains on the heels of the housing data we reported earlier. it was another session of narrow trading ranges. ssiots pont-recessionithin high during the day. some selling in the final ten minutes erased some of the earlier gains, with the index finishing up a fraction. volume picked up a little. 639 million shares on the big board. almost 1.9 billion on the nasdaq. consumer stocks were in focu

this was the mickey mouse -- supposed to be the mickey mouse, but they didn't want to pay for the license it, so marx ended up calling it the merrymaker band rather than mickey mouse band. [ rattling ] [ laughs ] mint in the box, it's $2,000. this one here, i could probably go about, uh, around $800...on that. i'll come down. i'll give 'em a little bit of a discount. a lot of times they want a lot of discount! i can't do that. [ laughs ] sebak: here at the meadows, they're careful to not call this officially a "flea market." since 1978, when mary jewel kirwan got her husband and kids to help start all this, they've called it an "antique fair" or a "show." it just gives it a little more pizzazz, class than "garage sale," "flea market." "flea market" does tend to mean tube socks, and the items that you're gonna find on somebody's garage sale, and that's not what you're gonna find here. you're gonna find antiques and collectibles. sebak: so now daughter brigid and son michael run the show, sale, or whatever you call it. it's always been a sale. it's not just "show your stuff." it's a "sell y

. >> in one case, records show one set of fingerprints belonging to mickey mouse.omeland security says it is working to correct problems. >> what travelers are most frustrated with this the one- size-fits-all approach. >> some lawmakers say the agency has gotten too big and bureaucratic. >> we are approaching $8 billion. the money is off the charts. the passengers are not paying for the services. deficit financing is paying for it. >> the head of csa says the agency is working on a transformation that will boost efficiency and better allocate its resources. sally kidd, wbal-tv 11 news. >> it was breaking news yesterday at 5:00. >> tonight county officials say they >> live, local, late-breaking. you are watching wbal-tv 11 news at 5:00 p.m. withstands stovall and donna hamilton, your forecast with tom tasselmyer, and skyteam 11, covering breaking news where you live. >> our coverage of today's scare at stemmers run middle school continues. with the very latest, school officials confirmed they will amp up security for baltimore county schools. >> a student pointed a

and really this is an issue where you don't have mickey mouse going to vote, but people live off of that fear so they can have the rhetoric to push these laws through, and that makes sense to the average person. in fact, we all want integrity in our elections, right? that's what our democracy is great because we all get to participate. we want integrity, but passing laws to ma nif late the system is not about integrity. >> so just in case, what you think we're talking about isn't real, just for a second you think voter suppression tactics will not impact the election. wait until you see what we found inside some voters pockets down in pennsylvania. that's next. there are projects. and there are game-changers. those ideas that start with us rolling up our sleeves... ...and end with a new favorite room in the house. and when we can save even more on those kinds of projects... ...with advice to make them even better... ...that's a game-changer in itself. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. maximize your budget with mosaic tile, starting at just $3.98 per square foot

elecciones algunos analistas creen que no lo ha hecho para evitar divisionismo en su propio partido >>mickey mouseisión? dejemelo saber en mi twitter >>así es, con un tema muy interesante, usted no debe perdérselo. vimos el caso de dos muchachas intercambiadas en méxico al nacer >>aquí grisel ramírez trato de robarse una niña, metiéndola en una bolsa, se descubrió cuando sonó un censor que llevaba la bebita. >>qué medidas de seguridad se han implementado para evitar este tipo de secuestros. >>buenos días, doctor bienvenido. >>quizás un tema que uno solo ha visto en películas pero vemos que está siendo común dia a dia >>en mi opinion los niños en los hospitales estan cada vez más seguro, teniendo en cuenta que nacen 4 millones de bebés al año, se producen robos de 10 a 12 en todo estados unidos, cuando se produce un caso es preocupante el 90% de estos casoas se resuelve enseguida. >>no es frecuente, pero grave >>lo sé, cuando nació mi sobrino, hace tres meses, me tuve que identificar, me dieron un pase, definitivamente la seguridad ha cambiado >>a medida que la tecnología avanza, la seguridad crece

. >> draw like little mickey mouses, i love you, happy birthday. it was like therapy for me. instead of acting out, i draw. >> though randall has attempted to put violence behind him, he knows his past can haunt him, in prison or out. >> in my mind, coming from the dark side, as i like to call it, you're out but you're never out. if i walk up and i'm in like sears or one of the department stores, say i got my son or daughter or my wife with me and some gang members that have heard of me see me, i might be dead right there, along with my wife and kids. so once you're in, you're never out until you're dead. even when you're dead, it's going to always be there, no matter what i do. >>> next, on "lockup: raw" -- >> i was 16 and i shot somebody. >> me being 15, one side of me wanting to shoot at somebody. >> when i was 12 years old, i killed some guy who tried to kill my brother. >> teens who kill and one father's determination to end the cycle. >> this is our son, evan. tomorrow he would have been 10 years old. he's not here to celebrate it. >>> one of the more unique facilities

now disney pulling off a slick debt deal that shows mickey mouse's muscle and the advantages of cheapte debt. so you've got disneyland paris and euro disney 1.7 billion dollars in debt held by outsiders for many years. along comes walt disney the parent in america is going to buy the outside debt which was financed originally at almost 5% interest. it is going to loan the money itself to the paris people, that disney partly owns, at a full percentage point less. that will save euro disney something like over 60 million dollars a year over five years and an extra 300 million dollars in liquidity, and the thing about that is disney had a loss last year so every little bit helps. but if you look at other companies subbing out higher interest debt for cheap debt, you have ibm, kinder morgan, philip morris, duke energy, all of these companies, novartis, they are benefitting from the cheap interest rates around the world and that is really going to benefit the bottom line in future quarters. liz: oh and by the way, those stocks when it comes to the equity part of it pay dividends, always a

high, theme parks, recent earnings, the quality of the dividend, espn, the content, the avengers, mickey mouseow this out there because i know it is a tough stock market but they are not going out of business any time soon. we might be headed for a pullback in the market and i think we should get one. i have a shopping list of companies that i like that i know will be in business when my kids kids will be around, so to speak. >>mark: you feel the same way about how awful. it will be unveiling the iphone 563. the other companies are all thrown out phones. a top-of-the-line droid coming out. >> it is really looking tough out there. we got some specs out there. there is a deal were microsoft pays to the 50 million a quarter to be in an exclusive relationship. >> will be shipping phones in tablets in the third and fourth quarter. >>mark: we're also watching facebook, shares have been bad, at half of their value. he says he will not sell for a year. >> that is a winner. finally, we can say something nice about facebook. >> he succored everyone into buying his product. he did a good job for facebook

the need to establish standards, to have reasonable tests, good tests, not some of the kind of mickey mouse tests that we have been using, until recently, and to have some real accountability that--and he wasn't saying that to be mean to children, but because he--he would always say that a--he--kids would ask him, when he was teaching math, 'mr. shanker, does it count?' and if it didn't count, they didn't study, and if it did count, then they would prepare. so i--i think i was persuaded by him that there was a reasonable incentive that comes about from saying, 'yes, it does count.' c-span: when did the first teacher group unionize? >> guest: the aft started unionizing in the early part of the century, and new york city had one of the very first chapters. it w--it was largely--the--the aft was largely an urban union. the nea did not begin as a union. the nea began as a supervisors' organization, and it didn't become a union until much later, after the aft. but the american federation of teachers was the original teachers' union. c-span: you said that the aft is close to a million teachers? >

i can say i'm a direct descendant of mickey mouse to get into disneyland for free.e going to put your self out there as a professional, as a law student and now as somebody who wants to be senator. that is certainly not enough. there is a way to prove whether she is a native american. i say do it. megyn: she said -- i think it's charles freid who is a republican has come out and said -- or at least supported scott brown first time around. he said, we didn't use it. it wasn't part of the reason that we admitted her. but that's one guy and scott brown is saying let's see all the records and harvard is not the on institution at which you were a professor so let's see it all. >> there are two issues, one is if thee intended to defraud. the other thing is by her inadvertently checking the box, maybe she is -- maybe this is still true. but did that somehow benefit her? that's possible. but her hands would have been clean at that point. jonna wants a dna test? >> how do you inadvertently check a box. >> her mother told her. megyn: she said her mama and papa always had high

dennis: mickey mouse taking advantage of superlow interest rates and setting it on paris and oil tumblinghe third day. we head to the chicago pits to find out way but let's look at how metals are preparing today. we asked over 3,000 doctors to review 5-hour energy and what they said is amazing. over 73 percent who reviewed 5-hour energy said they would recommend a low calorie energy supplement to their healthy patients who use energy supplements. seventy-three percent. 5-hour energy has four calories and it's used over nine million times a week. is 5-hour energy right for you? ask your doctor. we already asked 3,000. cheryl: time to make money with charles payne. he has an ecommerce stock for your portfolio. charles: it is not high risk idea. i want to make that crystal clear. if you just splits, usually 18,000 share. now it is $10 a share. it has traded ten times average daily volume and oracle in july bought a company that is calm social markup language. every one wants to get into social media. they make three acquisitions in the two month period so some scuttlebutt that broad vision i

preventing fraud, it was about preventing voting, and this is an issue where you have -- you don't have mickey mouse going to vote as judith browne-dianis, but have you people trying to live off that fear so they can conjure up the rhetoric to push these laws through and in a way that makes sense to the average, you know, person. oh, an i.d. to go vote. in fact, we all want intelling go integrity. but passing laws to manipulate the system is not about integrity. >> just in case you think what we're talking about isn't real, just for a second you think voter suppression tactics won't impact the election. wait until you see what we found inside some voter's pockets down in pennsylvania. that's next. ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. o0 c1 mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper

elecciones algunos analistas creen que no lo ha hecho para evitar divisionismo en su propio partido >>mickey mouseisión? dejemelo saber en mi twitter >>así es, con un tema muy interesante, usted no debe perdérselo. vimos el caso de dos muchachas intercambiadas en méxico al nacer >>aquí grisel ramírez trato de robarse una niña, metiéndola en una bolsa, se descubrió cuando sonó un censor que llevaba la bebita. >>qué medidas de seguridad se han implementado para evitar este tipo de secuestros. >>buenos días, doctor bienvenido. >>quizás un tema que uno solo ha visto en películas pero vemos que está siendo común dia a dia >>en mi opinion los niños en los hospitales estan cada vez más seguro, teniendo en cuenta que nacen 4 millones de bebés al año, se producen robos de 10 a 12 en todo estados unidos, cuando se produce un caso es preocupante el 90% de estos casoas se resuelve enseguida. >>no es frecuente, pero grave >>lo sé, cuando nació mi sobrino, hace tres meses, me tuve que identificar, me dieron un pase, definitivamente la seguridad ha cambiado >>a medida que la tecnología avanza, la seguridad crece

this is truly a mickey mouse market. >> reporter: so give us for looking.'re talking minute to minute. how about big picture. >> september traditionally is a pullback on, but the big picture for the week is going to be the central bank's talking about right decisions, the ecb, the british banks and then our own employment numbers. we get a little hand tomorrow. jobless claims. friday, of course, the big dog, the most important number to the home market. whether that will give ben bernanke in of wiggle room to do any kind of teasing. >> reporter: one question that we have heard a lot of a vase weaker so. are you better now than you were four years ago? and what are you hearing from some of the people you talk to hermosa? >> the best of the matter to the fact of the matter is you are better off. that is the issue. that will be the fight between mitt romney and our president as we have now. i mean, neither one really is a favorite of mine, so we will see what plays out. >> reporter: that's interesting. all right. we should also note that volume is higher than

guest: well, i am wearing mine disney mickey mouse tie.ay's the last day of congress before the election. host: show that so the audience can see it. guest: usually when i go home to texas, i wear a texas tie. but since it is the last day of congress before the election, i wore my disney tie to show how happy i am to be going home. host: on a much more serious note, because it was written about this morning, this is the earliest date for congress to recess since 1960. six to seven weeks for you and your colleagues to campaign. guest: i think that is good news for the american people. their congressmen and senators will be out in their states and districts. and certain congressmen have elections and competitive races. i have a very good democrat opponent. it gives the voters a chance to see as up close and personal. i think that is good and not bad. if there were to be some emergency, i think the speaker and majority leader would call congress back. but absent something catastrophic, i think it is very good that we get to go home and not ge

[laughter] >> guest: well, i am wearing my disney mickey mouse tie, the last day of congress. i'm going home to texas, and usually when i go to texas i will wear a texas high but today since the last day of congress before the election i wore my disney tie to show how happy i am to be going home. >> host: this is the earliest date for congress to recess since 1960. six to seven weeks for your colleagues to campaign. >> guest: that is good news for the american people. senators will be out in their states and districts and certain congressmen then have the elections and races and i have a very good democrat opponent that gives voters a chance to see us up close and personal, and i think that is good and not bad. if there will to be some emergency with speaker boehner and the majority leader reid would call this stuff but absent something catastrophic i think it is very good that we get to go home and not get there at the last minute. what hasn't been set is that in all probability after the election there will be several more weeks of congress as we do things like you've alread