to lil wayne, milly, milly, milly. why wouldn't he watch his wife's olympic event? doesn't that seem odd he discounted the fact he'd be watching? >> well, he's going to have problems to answer with ann romney. i do wish to defend him on one point. it's been said he should not have divulged the fact he met the head of mi6. in fairness to him, he met judy dench, who plays "m" in the james bond films, and he got a little confused. >> what about the fundraiser he's having with people behind the libor scandal, what's he over there doing? >> well, it's very important for him to try and raise money from americans, rich americans, in london and britain, so he's going out and doing that, but he's put his foot in his mouth yet again, because it's been revealed some of the comments he's made about britain, he called it a second-tier nation, he said it produced nothing that anyone wants. hello, shakespeare, dickens, the beatles. tea. you know tea, mitt romney. the drink you're not supposed to have because it stimulates the brain,

to lil wayne, a milly, a milly, a milly.hy wouldn't he watch his wife's olympic event? doesn't that seem odd to you that he went out of his way to discount the fact that he'd be watching and say he wouldn't? >> well, he's going to have problems to answer with ann romney. but i do wish to defend him on one point. it's been said he should not have divulged the fact he met the head of mi6. which is a very secretive organization. in fairness to him, what he actually did was he meet judi dench, who plays m in the james bond films, and he got a little confused. >> what about the fundraiser he's having with the people behind the libor scandal? isn't this interesting? and the barclays and so on. what's he over there doing? >> well, it's very important for him to try and raise money from americans, rich americans, in london and britain, so he's going out and doing that, but he's put his foot in his mouth yet again, because it's just been revealed some of the comments he's made in the last couple of years about britain. he called it a

didn't think that listening to celebrity phone calls was a particularly a big issue but then when the milly dowler incident occurred where this poor child was abused unmercifully by rupert murdoch and his minions of illegal spying then the whole tide of investigation turned now will this be the moment when suddenly the public wakes up to something we've been saying here for years that they're being unconscionably disabused of any thought of a fair system where they can actually aggregate wealth without having it being stolen by the likes of jamie diamond or bob diamond or lloyd blankfein or the rest and now max let's turn back a year and a half to this serious fraud office headline reads budget cuts killed off live or inquiry so britain's premier anti corruption agency refused to carry out a criminal investigation into alleged manipulation of the benchmark libeler bank lending rate because it did not have enough money to fund it s f o chief complain that their ability to investigate cases has been compromised by cuts to their budget which fell from fifty one million pounds in two thousand a

of conspiring with others to intercept the voice mails of the murdered school girl millie doweler. within hours of the charges, the prime minister's former press chief gave this statement outside his london home. >> i'm obviously extremely disappointed by the decision today. i will fight these allegations and get to talk but i would like to say one thing today about the millie doweler allegations. anyone no who knows me or has worked with me would know that i wouldn't-- more importantly that i didn't-- do anything to damage the millie doweler investigation. >> reporter: what's so striking about today's charges is just how far up the editorial chain of the "news of the world" the c.p.s. claim this conspiracy went. seemingly every decision-making level there was involvement, it's alleged. stewart kuttner was once managing editor at the "news of the world." ian edmonton was a news editor there. so, too, greg lynsky. james weatherup was an assistant news editor. and he was their award winning chief reporter. all big tabloid names. >> sreenivasan: if they're convicted, those charged cou

still, 500,000 shares of jpm 17 milli million. >> with that preferred sale, you make it sound like it'sindow dressing. >> he has got some wind at his back. >> it's a different position. >> it's never bad to see a ceo buying shares. >> $17 million. >> and time for i need more cash and who doesn't. how you can make more money from winning trades. they made much more. >> sometimes risk iing that's t winning trade on google. shares and the internet giant were headed higher. >> the search ended. time to get in google. but buying 100 shares? that would cost him almost $58,000. the strike call for $29.50. now mike has the right to buy google stock at that strike price or for $575 before september expiration. but in order to make money, mike needs google stock to rise above the strike of that call by more than the $29.50 that he spent on the trade or above $604.50 per share by september expiration. anything below that level is technically lozs. now instead of spending 06 grand, mike spent just $3,000 to buy that call. that's the most he could lose on the trade as well but it gets better. becaus

millie wants to know, "what kind of dog is the friendliest and easiest to train?"marsh marsh linda says, "i got a dog from the shelter and am trying to train her to go outside to go, but she does it in the house. what can i do?" jasmine baltimore baltimore 3 kelvin says, "i have 2 pit bulls 6 months old and they are very friendly dogs and trained. when i go to my mom's house.... my mom's cat does not like the dogs. what can i do for them to get along?" a beautiful day today. today.meteorologist steve fertig says get out and enjoy it... because changes are on the way.your 7-day forecast next. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. philanthropist of the year... why it not just about the money...on fox45 news at five.

the clear indication of today's judgment is that the minister of defense now has the power to millis rise the private homes of any person in britain. as security budget for the olympics now stands at $875 million and that is double the original intended amounts. the city website boasts the future is here but people who work for the city of scranton pennsylvania hope that is wrong. they have all had their pay slashed to a minimum wage. reporter alain kahane shows us how they plan to survive. lou robert has worked for scranton department of public works for 26 years. he made $19 an hour. last week his salary was cut to minimum wage $7.25 an hour. did we get a house in the city and its two children and wife have car payments and have house payments. and utility bills. that to the mall. >>> said the seven species do in this kind of money. scranton faces a 60 million deposit 29% tax that minimum wage is another. >>> and were trying to balance, we get through this is the authority says after paying the workers a minimum wage the city had just $5,000 left. it's that dire. >>> that's right.

owe lympus admitted to $1 milli and acquisition deals. >>> a u.s. port ordered toshiba to bay $87 million in damages, to fix lcd panel prices. u.s. consumers filed a civil class action lawsuit against toshiba and makers of liquid crystal displays and alleged the firms engaged in anti-competitive activities from 1999 to 2006. a california jury ruled in favor of the plaintiffs wednesday. seven other defendant lcd makers agreed to settle. toshiba says it will pursue all available legal avenues to overturn the verdict. >>> the head of the international monetary fund warned the u.s. government about cutting the deficit too quickly. the imf director called on the u.s. to review its belt tightening measures and pointed out downside risks for the global economy. her statement follows the imf release of an annual study of the u.s. economy. >> too strong a contraction of the u.s. economy as a result of say the realization of the fiscal cliff will have significant spillover effects outside of the united states. >> the imf report says the u.s. recovery remains

you mentioned the advisers millying about. and that's really amazing. like in the past campaign karl rove will drop into the center. tell us about that. >> early in the campaign in november or december, when a lot of it is in iowa, folks in iowa -- there is essentially one hotel in iowa that everyone stays at. >> the marriott? >> the marriott. it was one of the big faith and family events had been that saturday in the early afternoon. i was essentially the only one at the bar and newt gingrich comes and sits next to me. >> at a bar stool? >> this was still at the end of the bar. they lost to michigan state in overtime last night. i watched the fourth quarter with newt because he sort of came, basically did the same thing i did. he went to this event. he finished up schmoozing with whoever he needed to schmooze with and he came to the bar to have a drink at the end of the night. the only other person there was a reporter. so we chatted. we both went to the same college. we talked about that. more than anything else we talked about the football game that

his extinguisher working, but then, right here, took his eyes off the fire, a big no-no, as his wife milliuggled with hers. >> i'm thinking what is she doing, what am i supposed to do? >> reporter: ideally one person should call 911 while the other mans the fire extinguisher. to use a fire extinguisher correctly, remember the acronym p.a.s.s. >> all right i'm going to try out the "p.a.s.s." method right now. here i go, i'm pulling the pin, aiming, squeezing the trigger, sweeping side to side and sure enough, success. >> reporter: but the best fire extinguisher technique you can learn is when not too use one. if the fire is past the very beginning stages and getting bigger, you should get out while you can. elisabeth leamy, abc news, mahwah, new jersey. >> p.a.s.s. -- coming up here. a great white closes in as this dad paddles madly for shore. meet the man behind the heart-stopping pictures. like how a little oil from here can be such a big thing in an old friend's life. purina one discovered that by blending enhanced botanical oils into our food, we can help brighten an old dog's mind so h

millie into the 50s, across the board. but by the afternoon we should see plenty of sunshine outside. 84 degrees in san jose. east bay temperatures up into the mid nineties as you head into antioch. about 94 degrees in walnut creek. it should be about 70 degrees in sausalito. temperatures are expected to say way above average >>> near the mikey exit is where we have a photographer. let's go out toward the bay bridge. there is a report of baseball. it is westbound 80, on the upper deck. there earth said the got a team to help clear off toward the right hand shoulder. there was a car that ran down the embankment near botanical boulevard. west down high way for are seeing a few bright lights. a tunnel will be >>> since city could eventually become a stop on california's developing high-speed rail network. be a billion dollar express was line with feed into the state's highway system from palmdale. so we want to ask you this, would you support the idea thaof connecting the bullet train >>> the last thing the taxpayers need is

accused of hacking into hollywood stars' voice mail as well as the voice mail of a young murder victim, millie>> happier news, amazon.com says it will pay for its warehouse workers to go back to school. up to $2,000 a year for tuition but only if the employee is willing to take classes in a skill america needs more of, like nursing or aircraft carrier mechanics. amazon is opening a big warehouse in paterson. employees there won't be eligible right away. you have to work for amazon for three years to qualify, especially imimpressive when you consider the fact that amazon is essentially paying its workers to discover a new skill they wouldn't use at amazon. they'll leave. yet they're still paying the bill. back to you. >> very interesting, scott. thank you very much. >>> meteorologist christina loren joins us now with a look at that forecast. >> hey, yeah, you know, we've got some changes on the way, no consistency in the weather department, but the bearer of good news, no extremes either. we don't have any extreme heat or cold to report. in fact, some cities are going to get room-temperature re

israel blames the bombing on hezbollah, an iranian-back the militant group and is -- iranian-backed millie grant group. >> iran must be exposed as the community and state that it is. >> reporter: iran denies any involvement. bulgarian officials says the bomber had been in the country as love as as week. they are using dna samples -- as long as a week. they are using dna samples. those hurt in the crash have returned home to israel son a military charter -- returned home to israel on a military chart he. the tour operator staid 10,000 israelis booked the same charter this summer. half canceled after the attack. >> the -- we have new information about nidal hassan. according to a new report, the fbi had warnings he was an islamic extremist bent on killing civilians. but the agency did not launch an investigation. he once worked here in maryland. >>> the army private charged in the biggest leak of class my the information in u.s. history wants to defend -- of classified information in u.s. history wants to defend himself. he wants to argue in part that the leaks did not do much harm but milit

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riser's children are suing their father for more than $15 milli n million. nbc bay area's jody hernandez is live in hayward where jury selection began today. >> reporter: testimony has yet to begin in this case, but the civil trial of hans riser is getting off to a rough start as riser fights a lawsuit filed by his own children. >> he had a very loving relationship with his children. there was nothing inappropriate or unusual about it, they loved their mother and their mother loved them. >> reporter: now the children are suing their dad in a wrongful death lawsuit, seeking more than $15 million for emotional damage for maria riser's murder. >> they lost not only their mother, but effectively they lost both parents and it's affected them a great deal. >> reporter: the children's attorney says riser, a gifted computer scientist is capable of generating a lot of income, even while behind bars, money he says the children should get. >> mr. riser before this incident happened was actually somebody who was looking to be a promising developer of software in the ind

the rivalry continues as ryan goes up against the raining award winner clayton millis angeles dodgerst at&t park. >>> and can anybody stop the hottest team in baseball. the oakland athletics with more and sports. >>> the giants placed, but send all on display with the injury. it's his second trip to the this season. making a giants debut at third base and one for three and that had four hits and clinic to run home run the dodgers beat the giants 10 to nothing and no one came back going to the speed but a today. baba wondering who's contemplated in the money policy " he hit his 15th home run the a's beat the orioles a 6 to one winning 16 to 19 to move ahead in just for the top wild card spot. the other big events across the pond to senior british open shooting a 64 to get within one stroke headed into the final round. and the ls stephen in san jose and the men of the hour came the home crowd even richer but with a game-tying goal late in stoppage time finishing a 1 to 1 tie in san as interest place. and that's a look at sports. >>> hidden money fund and it comes to the state park syste

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that up to 1.5 million to 18 milli million. >> i want your take on what mitt romney said about china last night and how you see it, listen to this. >> it's a mutual interest for china to be a stable and secure part in in our world. the cheating must be finally brought to a stop. >> what are your thoughts? tough shots on china. >> the story is that the currency is under valued, but that is not the case any more. since then the chinese currency in effective terms has appreciated quite a bit, and the surplus has gone down if is still a very large bilateral trade between china and the u.s. on a overall basis, the surplus numbers have gone down substantially. from china's perspective, b this is not really an issue. >> how do you insfles asia? >> right now we like shothailan singapore, i like china but the earnings numbers have been horrendous, and i was expecting more inflation there than we've seen. and my new idea is to buy india, now creating a 20 year valuation lows. i'm trying to keep away from yo korea and taiwan. >> you're seeing slow down then across the region? >> we absolutely a

karl rove has made a down payment of 40 milli$40 million and they're trying to buy the election. >> wes going to do. >>> next, did the president snuff out boehner and the boy's calls for repeal of obama care? but first, good afternoon, tyler. >> it have the third day in a row for losses for the dow industrials. that was the worst scream of losses since early june. let's look at how the numbers stack ed up. the industrials at 12,736 off 36 points. s&p 500, deuces wild there. the nasdaq down 5.5 at 2931. martin will be right back after this. [ male announcer ] this is anna, her long day teaching the perfect swing begins with back pain and a choice. take advil, and maybe have to take up to four in a day. or take aleve, which can relieve pain all day with just two pills. good eye. >>> republicans in congress who returned to work today may well have been looking forward to another vote on the health care law. as tray practice talking points, the president was about to surprise them with another announcement. after reminding republicans he's cut small business taxes 18 times since taking off

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what is the -- what are the rules of -- >> it is funny, i covered president clinton during the milli monica lewinsky scandal and it happened all the time. he would be with world leaders and report woeers would ask him about what people cared about in that investigation at the time. that's what people were talking about. that's what they cared about. it happens and it might look strange that -- it might look disrespectful in some ways, but when you don't have a chance to actually get to the person and ask those critical questions, sometimes you got to shout it out. and that's what you do. >> over the last several days, i've been looking at the world reaction to romney's trip. in the guardian, there was an open ed calling it the romney's insult the world tour. we had a very strong reaction from middle easterners, understandably. about what he said regarding jerusalem, it should be the capital of israel and that if he were elected president, he would move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem in tel aviv right now. by the way, i think what really irked arabs more than that is when essentially h

. >> of course, it was the case of the murdered school girl milly dowler whose phone it was agenciedd this ongoing story to really explode in the public consciousness here. now we have a more kind of comprehensive list of some of the alleged victims. they include sir paul mccartney, jude law, actors brad pitt, angelina jolie, from sports and footballers, soccer play eers. including wayne rooney from politics to home ministers here as well as a deputy prime minister and even a survivor of a terrorist attack. that gives you an idea of the broad cross section of people who it is alleged were targeted by these journalists. >> dan, thanks. at liberty mutual, we know how much you count on your car, and how much the people in your life count on you. that's why we offer accident forgiveness, where your price won't increase due to your first accident. we also offer a hassle-free lifetime repair guarantee, where the repairs made on your car are guaranteed for life, or they're on us. these are just two of the valuable features you can expect from liberty mutual. plus, when you insure both your

his extinguisher working, but right here took his eyes off of the fire, a big no-no, as his wife millie with hers. >> it was kind of stressful. thinking what is she doing. what am i supposed to do? >> reporter: ideally one person should call 911 while the other mans the fire extinguisher. to use it correctly, remember the acronym p.a.s.s. i will try out the p.a.s.s. method. i am pulling the pin, aiming, squeezing the trigger, sweeping side to side, and sure enough success. but the best fire extinguisher technique you can learn is when not to use one. if the fire is past the very beginning stages and getting bigger, you should get out while you can. elizabeth leamy, abc news, new jersey. >> for the personal safety of the overnight crew the we have one here. we have the jumbo sized. nothing but the best for abc. look at the size of this thing. >> i don't know if i would know how to use it. [ siren ] >> i guess i know how to use it. >> that is a sexy pose. you aim that thing well. >> the one i have at home, the ones i have, look like the one in the piece. sort of the smaller, one. but -- >

was completed two years ago. 84 veterans including steve and millie have moved in, but 300 rooms remainmpty. >> i think it's too bad because there's got to be -- there's a lot of waste in the government. >> these are not like hotels. you don't open the door and fill them with the residents. these are long-term care health care facilities that require specific equipment, specifically trained and specially trained professionals. >> you have to hire people, you have to train people. that story gets old after a while. >> reporter: this korean war veteran has been pushing for a home for 12 years. >> they don't give a damn. if they did, they'd take care of their people. >> these facilities will open. they are opening. the commitment is being kept. >> reporter: the plan is to move eight veterans a month into the fresno home starting next october. the question is, will that be too late for vets like rudy? >> casey, this just seems outrageous. i've heard part of the explanation there. but ultimately, how do state officials defend having fallen into this trap, building such a place and not being

. >> millie, my dog she said had a longer selling books. today i am here to talk about why it is important to elect mitt romney for next president of the united states and i know that you all are involved in that as well. [applause] there are a lot of positive reasons to support mitt romney but i want to give you a reason why it is important. the current president of united states, i think, does not get it. he said on monday, right before he came here to this part of ohio, he said in virginia that if you have a business, you did not build that, somebody else might that happen. that was like saying that the private sector is doing pretty good, it is the economy doing better these are in size into the thinking of a man who has had no practical experience in creating jobs, who has a belief that government owns the resources of the country and when we take them somehow, it is taking them rather than through hard work and risk taking and through dynamic interaction, creating innovation that creates jobs, that somehow it is the government and whe