mojo risin' ♪ mr. mojo risin' ♪ mr. mojo risin' ♪ mr. mojo risin' ♪ mr. mojo risin' ♪ mr.sin ♪ hey, risin', risin' ♪ oh, woo! yeah! depp: they record quickly, doing several songs a day. to help keep morrison interested, botnick brings in jerry scheff, elvis' bass player. the band wants "love her madly" to be the first single, but robby resists, calling his own song too commercial for the doors. his choice is "riders on the storm." ♪ riders on the storm ♪ riders on the storm ♪ into this house we're born ♪ into this world we're thrown ♪ ♪ like a dog without a bone, an actor out on loan ♪ ♪ riders on the storm ♪ there's a killer on the road ♪ ♪ his brain is squirming like a toad ♪ ♪ take a long holiday ♪ let your children play ♪ if you give this man a ride ♪ sweet memory will die ♪ killer on the road ♪ yeah ♪ yeah depp: it takes just over a week to record the entire album. once again, all songs are credited to "the doors." on december 8, 1970, jim morrison celebrates his birthday by recording his own poetry. morrison: he was no private, for he could not be sold. he was only a

given that putin seems like a man that has lost his mojo.ama has played this card. >> i don't think he is very conciliatory in this. >> what would you like him to do? >> i think he was right and he should not have gone to moscow. he could not have afforded to do that to lyrically. the fact of the matter is that the u.s. is spying on millions and millions of ordinary americans and this is a shock to the world. this is supposed to be the soviet union, not the u.s.. the obama administration, you wonder what is going on in their minds. suddenly we have this massive terrorist threat. just a few weeks ago, al qaeda was decapitated. now, you are able to threaten all of these consulates. i don't know what has happened here. >> why would they risk so much if they did notthere we go. let's move on. perhaps a rosebud moment in the making. orson welles had a movie called too much johnson and it had been thought to be destroyed. well, it was found in italy in a cultural center. it is being restored in new york and there will be a first screening on octob

. >>> since the all-star break, a's seemed to have lost their mojo.ching has been a slump despite five home runs. oakland has lost seven of the last night contests. sonny gray took three batters to get a home run. here a two run shot by jose. a's tied in the second, josh reddick, loves the canada air, fourth homer. two-run shot and war tied at 2. 4-3 jays. jose reyes, see ya! here is one of two r.b.i.s. guess who? reddick again. 5-4 jays and now two on for cespedes. catches him swinging. toronto wins. >> giants hosting the orioles. all three giants were on in the sixth. hunter pence with a bases loaded. 3-1 g-men. leads all of baseball, courtesy of a solo shot off the center. 466 feet. giants will hang on to win it 3-2 the final. >> this is the final season for the 49ers at candlestick. today they held their final fanfare. chance for fans to get up close and get autographs and watch them practice. team is coming off a loss from denver thursday night. working against alex smith in kansas city on friday. break for the players and for the month not any o

today there was a story about the tea party move -- losing its mojo. we're seeing overreach that has led people to this tipping point moment where millions of people have said enough. the obscene inequality in this country colliding with downward mobility that people feel in their gut, they see it among their family and friends. that has led to this moment where there is the possibility of space. organizers can move into it. we could see some real change. it will not come about through just one leader. >> it helps to have a leader who is effective. >> in traveling with the book, i am reminded about what candidate obamas said when he said i am a were shocked -- rorshack. people bring to him their views of the country, their anger and pain. feel he has done what he could in a system where you have a republican party that was determined to take him down. they did not want to govern with him. my sense is that he wanted to bring a different kind of politics to the country because of the nature of who he is. you come into washington and want to play kumba ya

. >> mike: since the all-star all-star break the a's seem to have lost their mojo. despite josh reddick's fine hom- five home runs, oakland has lost seven of their last five games. sunny great lakes major league debut. gave up a two-run shot. gray allowed four runs. in josh reddick loves the canadianary air to the feign, 4-3 jays. jose reyes, see ya. second deck. run of two rbi on the day. 5-3 toronto. top nine, guess who? reddick again. five home runs coming into the series, five in the last two games. 5-4 jays. now two out, two on for cespedes, but he goes out swinging. a's have lost seven of their last nine. >> giants hosting the orioles after losing last night. all three giant runs in the sixth. pence, two of them on this bases loaded double. chris davis leads all of baseball with 42 home runs. this home run in the eighth but the giants win 3-2. >>> dodgers and rays. the old hidden ball trick. watch the picker, throws to short, throws to third without uribe noticing or the base coach. as soon as you've -- uribe steps off the bag, he's out. embarrassing. dodgers

new mojo. bob pisani, what drove today's move? >> they were saying things would be better and at least right now, thanks really are. i want to reiterate what maria said, not just the dow, not just s&p, russell 2,000, transports and mid cap index at historic highs. we have done this despite the fact interest rates have moved up. account stock market handle higher interest rates? we are levels of july 8th. so far the market isn't dropping. have you noticed a pattern? this is what people are talking about. put up the screen here. adp numbers stronger than expected. rates are higher. numbers are up. rates are higher, this market was up. how about the jobs report? longer than expected. rates get higher an market holds up. if that happens, you are definitely having people say, yes, we can handle higher rates. we will see what goes on here. meantime, anything cyclical had an outstanding day. consumer discretionary. financials, you everything up better than 1%. technology and energy in this group. if it wasn't for exxonmobil which broke m

. >> mike: since the all-star all-star break the a's seem to have lost their mojo.pite josh reddick's fine hom- five home runs, oakland has lost seven of their last five games. sunny great lakes major league debut. gave up a two-run shot. gray allowed four runs. in josh reddick loves the canadianary air to the feign, 4-3 jays. jose reyes, see ya. second deck. run of two rbi on the day. 5-3 toronto. top nine, guess who? reddick again. five home runs coming into the series, five in the last two games. 5-4 jays. now two out, two on for cespedes, but he goes out swinging. a's have lost seven of their last nine. >> giants hosting the orioles after losing last night. all three giant runs in the sixth. pence, two of them on this bases loaded double. chris davis leads all of baseball with 42 home runs. this home run in the eighth but the giants win 3-2. >>> dodgers and rays. the old hidden ball trick. watch the picker, throws to short, throws to third without uribe noticing or the base coach. as soon as you've -- uribe steps off the bag, he's out. embarrassing. dodgers win.

. >> there needs to be some good mojo in that locker room. >> winning comes before chemistry, every time. >> all right. thank you. >> here's a look at what we're working on for 11 news tonight. three arrests have been made and scores street robberies in baltimore city, and the suspects three teenagers. we'll have the latest tonight. and they're bringing millions into the state coffers, the i-team looks at how the brain is wired to react to bells and whistles of slot machines. we'll have these stories for you and much more on 11 news tonight following dateline nb >> this is an amazing run of days in august. >> nice stuff, a little cloud cover, but nothing too much to complain about. we'll see a lot of clouds around tomorrow, but another cool dry day, 79 degrees. showers move in on sunday and monday, scattered thundershowers. then the heat and humidity will try to come back into the picture, temperatures mid to upper 80's, more humid mid-week and some scattered thunderstorms, warm and muggy on thursday. playing football thursday? >> thursday at home. >> that will feel more like an august f

. >>> plus, one major sign that general motors has its mojo back. "early today" is back in two minutes. >>> some stories making headlines -- a 16-year-old boy will face a judge in court today charged as an adult in the murder of an 88-year-old world war ii veteran. police say dimitrius glenn robbed, beat and killed dell bert shorty belton. >>> the search surnd way for a second suspect, keenan adams kinard. >>> ruth bader ginsburg tells the "new york times" she vows to stay on the supreme court as long as her health and intellect stay strong. the 80-year-old called the court one of the most activist courts in history. >>> israelis are stocking up on gas masks amid fears a western attack on syria's chemical weapons could provoke a response from damascus. the demand has tripled. >>> colin powell says martin luther king jr.'s dream is not fully achieved yet. powell also had this to say on the trayvon martin case as washington marked the 50th anniversary of the "i have a dream" speech. >> i think that it will be seen as a questionable judgment on the par

the tea party in many ways has lost a lot of this mojo because of overreach. it is out of sync with the values of so many people. we could have seen that in the summer of 2009. one of tea party people stood up and said "government, take your hands off my medicare." you see how internalized those programs are. >> who does not want to watch a car wreck? >> it has done a lot of damage. >> this tweet says the obama administration is responsible for the tea party. >> it opened a backing tree that hot summer of 2009 -- it opened up a vacuum for it. that hot summer of 2009. the president could have mobilized. there were people mobilizing on their own. a pragmatic, progressive president would have understood the power of having people in those places to combat a message that was full of misinformation. remember teh death panels? part of that is on us to fight back and expose that. only after labor day did the president come forward and begin to speak again to the people and explain where they were moving with the compromise to help program. >> even nixon went to the w

>> well, i guess the mojo of interest rates is mojoing pretty good. if you look at a 24-hour chart of tens, ever since our time zone was welcomed in this week, 8:30 eastern, it really has been slowly building, higher rates, selling off the securities. a two-day chart shows how once you pop through the top of that range from friday, it is gaining momentum. as a matter of fact, if you look at the two-year chart, boy, that little wedge we had of consolidation that ended about a week ago clearly showing breakout, and that's going to draw in more algorithmic trading. let's switch gears a bit. you know, a lot of stories about how the correlations are breaking down. boy, you could really see that today with the lqd etf. this is investment grade. we're at the lows of 2013. as a matter of fact, we're at the lows of 2012 because these are the lowest levels since december of 2011 and if you want to look at barclay's on the spread side versus the etf, you see the widening ensued last week when the equity markets were selling off and so were treasuries. tyler, bac

. >> giants still searching for some mojo at home.he a's let one get away tonight in baltimore. the minute is next. ,,,,,,,, washin >>> it's gone full circle for the catcher. the a's brought back the trade with the washington nationals. he is expected to be in the lineup tomorrow night in baltimore. give me the minute. here we go. down 6-5 in the 5th. eric drives in two to give the a's a lead at 7-6. but their defense cost him. a chance to turn and off the bat of chris davis, that opened the flood gates and the a's lose 9-7. meantime, the rangers gain another game of the a's in the west. another former athletic, adam rosales with texas. rangers 11-5. winners over the white sox. a 3 1/2 lead over the al west. first, matt cain gets placed over the disabled list. madison is cruising until the 7th. clint barnes took it for a three-run homer and the giants lose 3-1. and jamarcus russell, are you watching? prior now wearing number 2. scrambling, 25 yards in the end zone. any of the raider quarterbacks tonight, raiders did make a comeback, b

is alive to this day. >> peter: tlc cured mojo.g. >> steve: we asked you what you thought and we got plenty of e-mail. meredith in kentucky said, most veterinarians are compassionate and we practice high quality medicine, equal to that which humans receive in hospitals. that is absolutely true. >> peter: never been asked for $10,000 in an emergency room. >> steve: i have been. >> peter: you have? >> steve: a couple years ago, our dog, charlie -- >> peter: no, i mean you. >> steve: oh, i see. our dog charlie got really sick and we took him to the vet and our vet said you have to take him to the special doctor. they said charlie has cancer. would you be willing to spend -- i want to say 6 or $8,000 to keep charlie alive for another maybe two months, three months, six months tops? my wife and i looked at each other and said yes. >> peter: but you weren't under the gun? >> steve: we weren't under the gun. but it's the heart strings -- it's a family member. as it turns out, charlie was too far gone and died the next day. but none the le

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they lost the mojo. i don't know.: that top register is hard to hit, though, for a lot of people. >> still, absolutely. tavis: still, yeah. did you like this enough to do another one? >> absolutely. you can bet on it. absolutely. not only that, but it's going to be really interesting to do another one with some original latin music that's actually been written for me. tavis: right, for you, mm-hmm. >> then it's going to be like, oof, wow. but what are we getting ourselves into here? i don't know. but it just feels right. i'm excited. as soon as i start doing the music on stage, i really do feel like i'm transported someplace else. it's great. tavis: i was thinking it's hard i guess this probably isn't true for everybody, and he would probably agree with this - but it's hard to imagine certain artists ever going wrong with david foster. david is just >> i know. but david is picky. tavis: yeah, that he is. >> he can basically envision what's going to happen before he makes that commitment. that's why i love him. we thin

all day at work, i just had this energy, this mojo. this pretty girl, as i was selling her a token, smiled at me. she knew. there is no question about it. you look radiant. all right, look what i got. i got the daily news. i got the post. i got the penny saver. i even circled some possibilities during my lunch hour. wow! you are a mad man. oh, man, i am fearless. i'm psyched! good! well, let's find you a place quick before you come to your senses and realize how scared you should be, huh? what do you mean? nothin'. ok... ooh, here's one. look at that. that looks good. "corona heights, 2 bedroom, one bath." that sounds interesting. yeah, and it says, "immediate occupancy." should we go check it out? sure. all right. uh-uh. uh-uh. what? what? mmm...first floor. i don't feel safe with you on the first floor. why not? why not? a burglar walks by, "hey, look at that open window, slow, fat kid." eee! eee! eee! ok, look... ok! i didn't think about that. but what about this one? oh, man, i deliver to that building. oh. you like rats? not so mu

got to wait for justice to be sure because we've got to wait for this horrid mark carney to get is mojo if this is rated by reality which is coming. well they take a hose in this situation are the guys who were impersonating real participants in the market when in fact they were just front running so here that the story is suggesting that thomson reuters was feeding them again a few milliseconds it only takes a few milliseconds before they confront him on the whole market let me explain from running for the global audience in particular americans imagine there's a donor glazing machine and through it like krispy kreme and through the down of and they're going to put a nice layer of sugary glaze you have advance knowledge and you can put yourself on the conveyor belt and actually open up your job like this one of you catching this on the yeah and you can front run the sugar pouring out of the free machine. see the actual front running is you know you're drowning or soften the free sugar before anyone else gets on the doenitz ok americans do understand that means destroy a big fat and stu

they have their mojo back andt the me time the president comes out gives a speech saying we have to wind thhse guys down? how do you reconcile those two things. >> don't get distracted by the shiny $5 billion. we have still 50 billion in the hole, in the red from the bailout. melissa: they have a lost quarters like this to pay us back. >> exactly, exactly. the larger issue here as the president said in the speech yesterday we still have structures and incentives, heads i win, tails you lose. there is too much government support in the market right now. last year 22, 87% of the mortgages had a government guarty. >> right. >> that is a huge number. melissa: i'm so surprised to hear the president saying that. i agree with that. there is way too much government support out there for the mortgage industry right now because like you said, when the mortgages go bad, it's the taxpayer that is on the hook. when it's good they get the profits. just before we move on, looking at those profits this quarter, there's also the idea that regulators have said they have to trim down their mortgage portfol

if you stick with the example of google back when it still had a major growth mojo, the 30% long-term growth rate, it would be a sell if it traded up to 60 times earnings as i learned over and over again when this show began. like any of my methods, this is a rough approximation. it's useful, especially when trying to figure out the risk/reward. it's not always right. a lot of times the stock will get cheap based on earnings estimates because they need to be cut like the banks and brokers before the financial crisis or it will look cheep relative to its growth rate. like dell in 2000-2003. as its competitors copied the business model and ate into its earnings power. in these cases, the stock could trade well below the one time growth and p.e.g. could keep sinking. the fact it looks cheap is not a buy signal. the best time to buy cyclical types is when the multiples have gotten expensive and earnings estimates need to be raised to catch up with reality. one other thing about risk when you hear the terms risk on and risk off, ignore them. that was gibberish that came in 2010 and went aw

there's a lot of negative mojo. >> you said this preconceived notion.s soon as you have the conversation about what's in the law, women and families in particular love this thing. i mean, it's the fact that you don't have to be a pre-existing condition, that health care -- >> -- candidates run on it? you know, the big things that happened in 2010 is democrats passed the law and cowered. republicans said, great, we'll run against the law. >> the difference, today it's getting implemented. now there's millions and millions of women who are having their birth control covered. >> i think either candidate will take this issue as they need to in the state they represent. every state is different. i've got to tell you, i think the individual aspects that are going into effect are incredibly helpful to particular women. thus women and families. you're going to hear more about it. >> the other aspect is what romney -- you know, it seems liker h everybody has an opinio about what strategy to take. you cover congress. the one person we don't hear a lot from is joh

who knows, maybe that fertility idol had some mojo after all.t's where we're different. in my bedroom, i have an anti-fertility idol. yeah, it's called your face. [laughs] anyway, thank jen for me. oh, yeah, well jen and i aren't really talking. uh, we're kind of fighting about working together. uh--wait a second. now, no way. who could've seen that coming? oh, i don't know. anyone who's lived anywhere ever. you know, jen ge criticism all the time about her work and she's fine, right? i make a few little comments and she calls me an ass face. tsss, you kinda are. it's a common rookie mistake. about ten years ago, i brought audrey on as my assistant for a month. or as it turned out, the longest day and a half of my life. just a day and half? figured it was either lose a secretary or lose a wife. kicking yourself for blowing that call, aren't ya, buddy? i might get something after all. i'm just saying sometimes it's best to cut your losses. yeah, hey thanks for the advice. don't thank me. it's my duty to help. with great power... comes great respo

if you go out five, eight years in the stock it's completely under performed and just getting its mojo back now. this move seems to be a little access sieve to me but i think the stock is potentially trying to tell you something here. there might be more room to run in this thing. i wouldn't necessarily try to short it tomorrow. >> reminder of how much jeff bezos loves to lose money and still make money as a result of it. i wouldn't be shocked if he turns this thing into one of the top digital publishers. he's certainly not afraid of this company or this paper having another series of unprofitable years. they just lost $7 million last quarter in amazon. in the meantime i would like to nominate the new name as the bezos insider. i think that would suit the paper very well. >> it's interesting you -- >> it's interesting you mentioned the newspaper being a drag on the company when you consider what a small percentage it is of the market cap. the company is only 5.9% of the total market cap which is $4.25 billion. >> you make an excellent point. sometimes it's the association that holds pe

feeling like he's got a lot of mojo with just 20 days till primary day. good morning from new york city. it's wednesday, august 21st. it's "the daily rundown." my first reads of it the mornin. we're going to start with some domestic politics. the state of both political parties is anything but strong these days. the only reason there isn't much hand ringing about the democratic party is because the republican party is the one in such disa ray. the open warfare has become a more public spectacle than we've seen in years. many republican leaders are exhausted from dealing with the tea party and some seem to be downright giddy over what's happened in the last week. they don't put their name on their giddiness. not even 250 days old and already he's become probably among the most recognizable faces of the tea party these days and one of congress' most polarize figures and that's just within the republican party. he's a hit with tea party conservatives and a thorn in the republican establishment. in texas tuesday night, cruz served up the red meat to conservat

and the president is desperately trying to get his mojo back with his agenda here. you point out, in the last month, the events that have unfolded have been completely out of control. whether it's chemical weapons in syria, whether it's a situation in egypt. and so he wants to try to bring the discussion back to the economy ahead of congress getting back next week. he wants to talk about college affordability in the -- with the message of that's important to kick starting the economy. and that's going to lead into these fiscal negotiations that are going to consume washington in the fall. he's trying to stake out a line and edge his way back into a conversation that he really needs to because he's at risk here of losing any control of his agenda going forward. >> well, "commentary" magazine has a headline asking is obama already a lame duck? and the real clear politics shows his approval rating has been dipping over the last year. liz, obviously this is always a difficult job. but you have all of this stuff going on. on top of the fact that you have a congress that

i think it will change the looks and i think apple at least temporarily regains some of its mojo.hat beinged, the long-term trends and risk from new emerging operating systems from google aren't going anywhere and will continue to be an issue for the foreseeable future. >> thanks for coming on. good to talk to you. max wolf. let's get a comment about apple. we exhausted blackberry. is it going be to meaningful as a share hold zero depends on futures. >> fingerprint log on and passwords, just not going to do it. bloomburg had the technology awhile ago. >> what about colors? >> speaking of gold, gold is having the best gain in three weeks. we head to the pits to tell you how to you play it and with facebook shares above $38 a share, one big name insider is unloading a very big stake. is this a warning sign for investors? stick around. we're coming back. [ kitt ] you know what's impressive? a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world n

the a's back in east in baltimore still searching for their pre all star break mojo and maybe this guya's after being traded in the offseason to the nationals. a's thin at catcher and just had to give up a prospect to get him. giants-pirates from at&t park in about 20 minutes. and for the first time in his career. matt cain will miss a start index of stories... how'd you like to work at the same place for 30 years? how bout twice that five for good measure. 65 years.at one place. that's vin scully! the dodgers have announced that the legendary the announcer will be returning. the 85 year-old will only to the california games. he will not do the long road trips. he has been invigorated and he began his career in 1950. broadcasting for the brooklyn doctor's doctor's -- to brooklyn dodgers -- >> >> if he's half as good as his brother then he'll probably make the team steph curry's little brother seth has just been signed by your golden state warriors. he is considered a long shot. he is on the squad for nell and we will see if it makes it is on the squad-4 for now -- it was an up and down

it's the right wing extremist who have mojo, rand paul, ted cruz, marco rubio.allen offered this. it's almost impossible to find an establishment republican in town who is not down right more owes about the 2013 that has been and about to be. the party is in a importance place than it was november 7, the day after the disastrous election. professor of associate science international affairs columbia university. professor of social and cultural analysis. robert george, associate editorial page editor of the "new york post." for today the official pooh-bah of the republican party, we made you own them all. >> that's a hard row to hoe. >> because allan west comes with the package. i want to ask you, robert, in all seriousness, is the republican party at risk of going the way of the whigs, extinction. >> i certainly wouldn't go that far. you may not know but i worked for newt gingrich in the 1990. it's interesting how the circle has turned now. newt was exactly right republicans, particularly in the house, are in a really tough shape. this is a classic case of, you

. >> reporter: so when a vet friend mentioned neuticles to maintain munson's masculine mojo. >> i couldn'ts available. >> reporter: jim thought, why not? tickle his funny bone and surgery carries little risk. >> like changing tires on nascar. we just watch a daytona 500 but there is no -- none of that but it's pretty quick surgery. >> reporter: and how are those new lug nuts working out for munson? >> he's got good rapport with the female dogs on the street and that's probably happenstance -- you are looking at me like-dr. >> reporter: after some delicate conversation, we reached painful conclusion. doesn't make much difference to munson? >> none. >> reporter: kind of about you and how people might perceive you? but you know what, might make a difference to munson because it makes a difference to jim. dogs embrace the grooming, the bows and the toothbrushing because -- >> they know they're getting a lot more attention. that's what they deserve, that's what dogs crave is attention. >> bang. >> reporter: and to enjoy that love and attention, just might take a pristine cuticles or a brand new

i also want to give eight sha shout out to mojo. he was a part of the ground show crew.r dead.her dad. >> these really are not going to great for the giants. matt cain left his start against the pittsburgh pirates and the top of the fourth inning after getting hit. the giants said that he suffered a contusion on the right forearm and x-rays for negative. and walked off the mound to the dugout. he allowed three runs and seven hits in the third. the giants tied the game and a fourth only to give up seven runs and set. the giants lose this 130-3. >> ione 10-3. >> kurt suzuki is coming back to the bay. the former, the soon-to-be at the lead at tweet it that he has been traded back so oakland. he spent his first 5 1/2 seasons with the a's before he was traded to the washington nationals. he will be in addition that will be welcome. >> we will be right back. female narrator: it's posturepedic versus beautyrest it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. mattress price wars a

and at the same time, you know, on the plus side, he brings, if not the amazon mojo, you know, of theecause he's doing it as an independent investor. he brings a mind-set that says, i want to be exquisitely attuned to what people and customers think. now, if you look at buzz feed, they've interpreted that in a very specific way. he may not do it with speed. he may say, our customers need quality depth and context, but we don't know what he's going to do, because he doesn't know what he's going to do yet. >> this question about speed and depth and context, and also farai's point about the issue of diversity and the point about independence all sort of find themselves in a quirky place when we're talking about not traditional print, but getting your news particularly from online sources, where speed is at the core of it, where the kind of little "d" democracy of it means that more people can enter into the information gathering and expression business. in the end, is the acquisition of an old-fashioned newspaper worth, even worth $250 million, even if that's not much for him? >> "the wa

not immediate but how the president is dealing with this and how he is perceived weakness, loss of mojo you believe these are fair criticisms? >> i don't think it's a fair criticism but it's fair to say that is acting as a kind of background condition in explaining the decision to cancel the summit. look part of the problem, the president said it on "jay leno" we're looking forward trying to further relations with the russians. remember putin joined the kgb, russia's spy serve in 1975 at the height of the cold war, and he stayed in it until 1991, literally when the soviet union collapsed is when he resigned from the kgb. obama in 1975 was playing basketball in hawaii. these are very different people with a very different outlook on the world. >> but right now it does seem as though russia has upper hand, is dictating the action, doesn't care about the united states' own intentions, doesn't that have to change and quickly? >> we're in a new world. we don't have the ability with russia, with china, even with we've seen with turkey, with egypt to issue the kind of commands we were once abl

economic policy and abroad the questions from russia to egypt to syria, all blend into an american mojon. that's the challenge of being president so we'll see what he has to say. >>> right now we'll give you a little break. when we come back, shark attacks on the rise, gotten so bad in hawaii officials are launching a two-year study to find out the obvious question, why are so many people falling victim to the ocean predators. >>> do patrol tigss really think baring their chests translate to votes? apparently so. first "crossfire" returns september 16th. as we lead up to its premiere here is a look back at one of its most memorable moments. >> they say the more things change the more things stay the same. in 1988 we had a future speaker of the house on "crossfire" defending the record of another do nothing congress. check this out. >> projected you're going to work 89 days max this year. why should we pay you for 89. >> it's 89 days here in washington. we've got constituents at home, we've got issues in our district we need to deal with and this is classic washington thinking that if we

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we request get our mojo back, growth back, tomorrow, not today. >> what do we have to do?eed to get on a glide path to slow entitlement programs and bring down government spending and debt overtime. with decan do it in a way that's aggressive or gradual. we have to start now. >> i look at what was happening in detroit. is this a situation when you don't take action, this is where you wind up? are there other municipalities set up in a similar way or is detroit unique because of the huge numbers of people who have left? >> well, detroit is certainly an outlier because of a deep population of detroit on top of that fiscal policy in detroit. but sadly, it's not the only municipality in trouble. a lot of state and local governments have too much debt, too generous public pensions. we need a national conversation on how to fix this. >> how do we do it without being completely heartless, though, leaving people promised things for decades and decades, that this would be here for them? how do do you that without reneging on every social promise? >> one is promises to tax services,

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surprised -- i thought post fab to the extent they're worried in cases there would be a little bit of mojo that the s.e.c. would think they have going into september 15th and you might actually see a spait of these things. the journal coming to a different conclusion this is over and done. >> all i remember is going to d.c. right after liaehman broths failed, there for five days, down on the train with a suit on my back, extended stay and i'll never forget walking on capitol hill and having high ranking government officials and some people elected in office asking me what a credit default swap was, what a cdo was. these are new instruments, incredibly complex and if the s.e.c., good men and women there, if they can't figure it out, i can't blame them. they were massively complicated. >> we were told not to use cdo on air because it was too complicated. >> i was not at the network at that point. what would you say instead? >> just make sources say it for us. >> i see. >> do me a favor, tell me what the problem is. cdos. >> sort of surprising and the other thing i've been watching, there is