new jersey went from minus 13 to minus ten. state, washington state moved in barack obama's direction. went from a 13-point margin for obama to a 16-point margin, but not a single state changed the status. ththgh there was important movement toward romney. most of the polls before taken in the week or over the weekend say it may not have the convention bounce baked in this tome. as of the day no, changes in status from last week. >> you are seeing changes if your map. you put ohio in lean obama. >> one poll we have seen since the democratic convention in the state was the p.p.p. poll in ohio that gave obama five-point lead there. >> bret: democratic leaning poll. >> democratic leaning poll. i have been privy to focus groups and other internal things i am hearing on the democratic side. renewed confidence that ohio is starting to lean obama. i put it there. now look, these things can change five ways between now a no., but today, put it in the lean column for obama. >> bret: karl, monday, if you talk -- you disagree with that, b

their predictions for the key index range from mean us 3 to minus 6. the average is minus 3.8. the figures are worse than the survey that came in minus 1. the expected decline in sentiment is due to sustained strong yen and the slowdown in china and countries. the downturn will adversely affect, japan's production and exports. drop in sales is cited as another negative factor. looking ahead at the next three months. 11 of the 13 research institutes predict further deterioration. they say the globalic noming downturn will continue, cooling relations between japan and china are expected to have a negative impact on corporate activities. "the new york times" is to sell its jobs website to japan's leadilea leading job information firm, recruit. part of the u.s. newspaper's plan to carry out drastic restructuring. "the new york times" will sell off its website operating company. the website indeed.com introduces jobs available in more than 26 language as cross 50 countries. the newspaper company has been suffering from a decline in advertising revenue. this is due to the internet an

their predictions for the key index range from minus 3 to minus 6. the average is mine his 3.8. these figures are worse than the previous survey which came in minus one. the expect deed klein in sentiment is due to the sustained strong yen and economic slow down in china and other countries much the down turn will a adversely affect china's production and exports a drop in domestic auto sales is cited as another negative factor. looking ahead at the next three months, 11 of 13 research institutes predict a further deterioration in business sentiment. they say the global economic downturn will likely continue, cooling relations between japan and china are also expected to have a negive imct o corporate activities. let's get a check on the markets now. market he is were mixed on tuesday with japanese stocks posting gains and u.s. stocks posting hefty losses. for details, we are joined by our business reporter at the tokyo stock exchange. how are things looking this morn? >> the nikkei average broke below the key 9,000 mark at the owe. the first time in almost two weeks that the be

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in his first year he gave himself an a-minus. or a b-plus. he said if he passed obamacare he'd give himself a-minus. now he says incomplete. but it's a failure. it has been a failure. he has had more money than anybody. he had republicans enabling him to spend and use the purse strings and he still isn't able to do it. give moder mitt romney a chanceo do it. >> eric: i'll hold yours for last. what grade do you give him? >> dana: i don't play this. i'm so tired of this. i remember every reporter, the laziest, easiest question, what grade would you give yourself? in life, you don't get a chance to grade yourself. maybe a little self-reflection is good but you get graded on your performance by other people. in 2009, president obama answered that question by saying i give myself a b-plus or something like that. i thought, don't ever grade yourself. say incomplete because you're still doing it. he said incomplete in four interviews since then. so four different reporters have asked him the same question. if you want to do the grade thing, robert s

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. >> the bottom line of what he's going to do, minus the specifics, he's going to lower tax rates by 20% for all income groups and get rid of the special deals and deductions that some of the big guys get. >> well, you know, not only did median income fall, but economic growth was revised downward. david, we should be enjoying 4% growth, not minus 2% growth that we've had during the obama administration. rick, romney may have been running for president forever, but obama has been president for almost -- you know, for 3 1/2 years. >> and it seems forever. >> only to some of us. >> we're not going get the median incomes up until income growth up. simplification has been to do be done. obama takes no interest in this. rick, when was the last time you even heard president obama talk about growth? >> let me actually switch -- let me switch to mark now. mark, what do you think of the obama tax plan? >> well, look, i don't know if obama has really a tax plan, but i don't think the problem is taxes here. i think the problem is people don't have an income. the reason they don't have an income

to minus 18 and minus 21.s came from the private sector. but a big chunk -- >> revised down 41,000 for july? >> total of 45 i think for -- 40 plus for june and july. >> so two-thirds of the revision was government. one-third was private roughly. >> do you remember when jp morgan marked the whale trades and unless they went worse than 10% one way or the other it's not against the law because they don't know what the hell they're talking about? if you don't think there are a bunch of assumptions hilda can make. >> one piece of evidence in your favor, joe. you remember 2004 we had month after month of not very good numbers. and then the friday before the election there was a huge positive number of job growth and everybody said what does this mean? how could this have happened? that is the closest thing you've got. >> well how did it happen? the regimpublicans are just mor dishonest? they did do it but the democrats didn't? >> can't do it, joe. >> so many assumptions. come on. >> there are assumptions. >> hold on

harrod is alive as he has to be from matthew's birth narrative to work we know that harrod died in minus 4. if there is a tax which happens when corinius is the liggot of syria as luke says, we know that a tax that happened in plus 6. so you have to pick where you want, matthew and luke named different points. >> is there an abundance of evidence forthcoming from that will settle all of these matters, do you think, upcoming? >> well, it's hardo say. you know, who knows what remained buried in the sands of palestine but -- >> do you draw hope from the rapprochemt that may take place between syria and israel >> i think anything that opens up the land to exploration, archeological exploration is going to be helpful. >> you think there's a lot more there/. >> you don't think it was bethlehem. >> that's right. >> there was a controversial word used by jeffrey sheler a year ago and that was mary was a virgin at the time she gave birth to jesus, correct, that's wh said? >> no, jeffrey said that's what the gospel writers said, correct? >> that's right. >> quoting the gospels, thank you for the c

at minus .5% year on year. the last estimate was at .4% -- minus .4% year on year. there is a bit of a retreat in terms of contraction in terms of the growth numbers. in terms of the forecast that we were expecting on that quarterly number, the market was setting up for a number of minus .2. the same set of numbers came bang on today for the quarterly numbers. as we mentioned, the yearly number coming slightly worse. this sets up for the meeting today. mario draghi is set to outline the terms of his bond purchase today. speculation rises as to whether he will deliver on his promise to save the euro while acting within the central bank's mandate. they're providing their economic prospect. the chief economist had this to say about their forecast. >> certainly the euro area is slowing down and in a recession. the slowdown is also in the united states and in large emerging economies. the overall picture with respect to a few months back is worse. >> speaking of that oecd forecast which is just out, among the various details, oecd is predicting germany will shrink .5% in

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it's minus his day starts at five am in the winter tending to his flock of three hundred sheep in themountains of t.v. thirty five years old it wasn't the life he having studied accounting but she just . dictated that he would take on the care of these animals after his father. he's just made camp at their winter farm stead setting up his ute the traditional two vini and round tent made of disc ins. back amongst his family as his job is a lonely one and tough going out in a way there's braving streams of plus to minus forty degrees celsius is that i've used them there are certain difficulties there's not enough time for everything i'm almost alone and my sister works with my mother my mother is seventy five she's very old and i miss mountains when i'm in town and i spend a lot of time here. so most of us are simply carrying out the work that his father did and his father before him nothing has changed over many many centuries and that's half the problem it's hard work and many people don't want to come into the industry now and that's where they fit their could die out altogether. it'

protesters have crashed in the indonesian capital to cost classes took place when hundreds of pod minus students went up the american embassy they took the police by surprise when they stopped to the polling walks at them because until now all the demonstrations that have been taking place across indonesia which is the world's most populous muslim nation have been peaceful the police responded with tear gas because of friends and by firing warning shots to disperse the crowd but not before protesters had the chance to throw molotov cocktails to burn tires and also to stiffle explosives also on monday there have been clashes in kentucky stuff that's happening in the wake of the country where at least one protester has been killed hundreds of protesters six wired to a government office building as well as to a choice office and this is allegedly because they were complaining that the demonstrations in pakistan until now have not been receiving enough media attention this one of those clashes in pakistan over the weekend that happened in the cities of pitch a laugh as well as in collage we

fine and they don't they're not happy with what he has got with this poor stewardship which is now minus four hundred thousand he's created over four million no one can is number is a meadow minus four hundred thousand in just four years his business stewardship of the economy which with here's the thing when the government is going to be what binds you together it's just like with education one of the main problems that libertarians have with education being run by the federal government or at least subsidized so heavily is it's run by local governments as you can dictate in about dictated by the feds because of the grants all there are certain certain parts i don't want is whenever the government does something they have to have priorities in other words this idea of our we have me senator we we center the problem of the we said it is when you let the government do the we centered it's not you taking your money given to charity the government decides what your priorities are going to be but the government is us in the end of this isn't it that's what these the government is often of th

rail gets a c-minus. aviation gets a "d." transit gets a "d." roads get a d-minus.ergy is also rising quickly. it gets a d-plus. our dams, many of which also produce power, receive an even lower grade, a "d." you take all those areas and a few more into account, that's what america gets, a "d." not failing grade, but pretty poor. i want to bring in fareed zakaria. he's the host of "fareed zakaria gps" here on cnn. fareed, if we spend the money required now, and it's a lot of money, to upgrade america's infrastructure to the point that it is actually competitive, that it attracts business and it keeps business here, what do we think the return on that type of investment could be? >> historically, the return has been extraordinary. if you think about the eerie canal, you thi about the land grant colleges, you think about eisenhower's interstate highway system, you think about the state universities we built, california, after all, was built with the greatest highways, the greatest public parks, the greatest state universities, and that produced everything from silicon

i'm >> i would put the surge as d oc maybe even d minus. it was a failure.before i explain why, weast year probably spent a quarter trillion dollars on the surge. we spent $100 billion there last year, but 100 plus billion year before. when you add it all up, it has cost us about $250 billionere there. an enormous amount of money. at a time when we are facingore very big economic crisis here at home.tabilize b the idea was that we would send in more forces than they woulde help to stabilize stretches ofel the countries we could rebuild the afghan government, and that we finally, that we finallyur e succeed in doing what we should have done in 2001 and 2002 when0 unfortunately, we took our eye off the ball to invade iraq. the problem was, by 2009, the situation in afghanistan simply too far gone.ent hamid we naÏvely assume, for instanceu roesident karzai would be partners with us. they were working at cross e ne purposes. the neighboring nation of count pakistan. assumed t we assumed in announcing the strategy, and when i say we, i say the u.s. government, bu

productivity in the first half of 1980 was down a minus 2%. today it is up a plus 4%. personal earnings after taxes per capita have gone up almost $3,000 in these 4 years. in 1980 -- or 1979, a person with a fixed income of $8,000 was $500 above the poverty line, and this maybe explains why there are the numbers still in poverty. by 1980 that same person was $500 below the poverty line. we have restored much of our economy. with regard to business investment, it is higher than it has been since 1949. so, there seems to be no shortage of investment capital. we have, as i said, cut the taxes, but we have reduced inflation, and for 2 years now it has stayed down there, not at double digit, but in the range of 4 or below. we believe that we had also promised that we would make our country more secure. yes, we have an increase in the defense budget. but back then we had planes that couldn't fly for lack of spare parts or pilots. we had navy vessels that couldn't leave harbor because of lack of crew or, again, lack of spare parts. today we're well on our way to a 600-ship na

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-minus, but not an a. >> i got to say a c-plus.say it was well done over all but every day you're talking about what was wrong with it, and the mainstream media is catching up. it was full of self-serving speeches and it did make mitt romney look like the candidate you want to vote for. >> cenk: correct answer, c-minus. i don't think people walked away with a full feeling, hmm, i'm not sure what i got. the democratic convention will be much better. we will see if that matches reality. the real convention, the real action was with the millionaires and the billionaires. >> this is the elite of the elite. and they're able to look down at what their money is spending like (vo) this is joy. >>who the heck does mitt romney think he is? (vo) this is joy on current tv. >>if mitt romney treats his magic underwear the same way as his tax returns, then he's been going commando for the past 10 years. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> cenk: all right, we're back here on "the young turks." now the real convention at the g.o.p. happened in matters with on y

health care an entitlement for virtually everyone in histate, the same mitt romney got up on stage minus and said this. >> obama care is really exhibit number one of the president's political philosophy. and that is that government knows better than people how to jngnoe ren ves. finney and robert reich. professor reich, the romney flip flopping now, it's instantaous, now sepated by minutes. he's getting caught up desperately on the issue of health care as we just saw. romney care versus obama care. it seems like just -- and you've atehaviorally what we're seeing here in this candidate is a form of public panic. the flip-flopping is related to him being absolutely lost at this point as a candidat enhihari it's a form of desperation. what this candidate is displaying is a lot of different voices yelling into his ear from different aides, saying you've got to be this kind of candidate. some of them are saying in response to that 4 video, you' go css so all day today, romney in ohio was going around saying his heart aches for people who are unemployed. he is proud of what he did in health ca

indeed we are looking for a move to the $80 plus or minus level. nice of carter to drop us a line.ow we know what cart ser doing. mike what are you doing? >> i'm definitely sticking with this. it's true that the stock is up 2%. ill's relatively weak for a stock. as a result of it. however, i still like this stock. fundamentally, i think it's one of the better run companies out there and they have long term tail winds. it's too early to spread it. we will wait for an opportunity to get all of the money and then some out of this. >> mike is exactly right. he has not made all he can in this trade. it's trailing the s&p a little bit and there's no reason to take profits. >> a reminder. if you want updates, be sure to follow us on twitter. dan does post regular results of his trades. if you are on facebook, stay posted on our trades at facebook.com/optionsactions. >> like us, too? >> like us, of course. [ male announcer ] trading's like a high-speed train. and you don't want to miss it with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. you get knock-your-socks-off tools, simple one-click orders, real-t

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that's a solid d minus. but the critics could not be satisfied. >> the president has promised to close guantanamo, that didn't happen. >> okay, he didn't close guantanamo, but it didn't get any bigger. so it's in remission. >> he also promised to change the tone in washington. >> how important is tone. when did you ever hear february say this place has great tone. >> when i see the president claiming credit with the killing of o bin laden and said he wasn't going to be gloating and now he wants this victory lap. >> okay, i'm sorry. i have to stop you right there. now you are going to complain about the way he killed bin laden. come on, you got a better way to shoot an evil terrorist in the face. because to me, seems like he kind of nailed it. look who he is working with. >> our top political priority over the next two years should be to deny president obama a second term. >> an even with a turtle man standing in his way, look what he still got done. >> did we get universal health care. no. but the thing we d

i'm buying it but just kind of like a b minus by it. thick fog. light breeze.in the way of temperature differences. now thursday looks about 9 the same. then warmer on friday. sunday could be the warmest day of the weekend. pam and dave. >> thank you. >>> european markets all in the red this morning as uncertainty over renewed concerns over the euro debt crisis. asian markets suffered a selloff as chinese stocks fell to their lowest level in 3.5 years. honk congress and taiwan loss about -- hong kong and taiwan loss about 1% each. in the u.s. follows a pretty good day. analysts saying the summer rally is over, more volatility to come. japanese auto makers including toyota and nissan are cutting back on their production in china. that is after they forced dealers to stay closed and hit their sales market. industry analysts forecast sales of cars in china will drop as much as 30% as tensions between japan and china grow. >>> time now 5:19. the shocking discovery made by a fisherman in idaho. >> there was a fisherman out at priest lake. i knew instantly what happe

obviously minus the i feith and death part. and folks, i have decided not to play the film out of sensitivity to me still living. but let me try to calm the global situation. muslim viewers, i have viewed the video on youtube. it combines the production values of a basement porno, the acting talent of an 18 century syphilis sanatorium and a script transcribed from arguments overheard in a bus station bathroom. not good. but you see, our constitution means we can't stop people from making movies that are stupid or grossly offensive. for instance, we made three transformers. where were the mobs then? (cheers and applause) >> stephen: where were the riots? however horrible this movie may be, the american president needs to know when it comes to our values, there can be no apology. i mean mitt romney wrote the book on that, in his book "no apology" so to all the conservative media out there saying that this foreign policy misstep is a fatal blow to the romney campaign, let me offer you a no apology condolence card. romney 2012, i'm

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plus or minus from there. >> a trillion to our kids, no big deal. what it was when obama took office? >> about 11. >> wrong, ten. >> again, plus or minus. >> at least he knows what the deficit is, obama did not know. >> here's the president that is on letterman, see how you answer this question. >> do you remember what the number was, ten trillion? >> i don't remember what the number was precisely. >> not precisely. he said bush was unpatriotic and unresponsible for $4 trillion in eight years. >> can we deal with facts, sean? >> can i deal with this and then you can finish. and bush unpatrick. >> the truth is they were spending six times the rate. you can hurl these assaults. >> hurl the assaults? >> yeah. >> right now the has the deficit gone up? >> the deficit has gone up. >> can i ask a question? >> and job creation has also gone up. >> and is it up 5.5 under obama, yes or no. >> approximately yes. >> and did he promise -- hang on. >> and he promised 4.6 private sector jobs. >> did he promise he would cut the deficit in half, mr. talking point >>

i used to come home maybe with a d and if i brought home a c science i would s minus i would say, look, pop, i got better. he still wasn't happy. >> perfect analogy. >> thank you very much. sometimes you get it right. back to the bond king himself, bill gross, pimco founder and co-cio. you pointed out a bottom would be 1.5 a% yield. is that the low? >> i think so. it's hard to know when the fed or other central banks throw hundreds of billions into the p pot. in the stock market we are seeing it's up close to the bond market when there is a proxy close to 10%, too. the fed creates money and that's what we are seeing at the moment. >> your fund has beaten nine of ten competitors in bond funds like yours. so you are well above your benchmark. you have done well. we know you have sold treasuries. we know according to the wall street journal you have had a nice in-flow of new investor cash. where are you putting the new cash and the sale proceeds to work? >> well, thank you for the compliment. we hope it keeps going. no guarantees. where are we putting the money? in terms of the fed we ant

rails gets a c, transit gets a d, roads get a d-minus.r the past decade, but demand for energy is also rising quickly. it gets a d-plus. our dams, many of which also produce power, receive an even lower grade, a d. you take all those areas and a few more into account, that's what america gets. a d. it's not a failing grade but pretty poor. i want to bring in fareed za r zakar zakaria. he's the host of "fareed za car -- zakaria. what do we think the return of that type of investment could be? >> historically the return has been extraordinary. if you think about the erie canal, i think about the land grant colleges, you think about eisenhower's interstate highway system. california, after all, was built with the greatest highways, the greatest public parks, the greatest state universities, and that produced everything from silicon valley to hollywood. historically this has been a huge multiplier, so we should look upon it as laying the foundation, as you were saying, for the next generation of growth. >> part of the problem with the stimulu