morris stayed. and it right in the heart of, as you know right beside the louvre on one side and the royale on the other side. and we look up on the opera house. it's exactly the view at the sheets in the back of the book. >> charlie: oh yes, yes. there you go. >> yes. and that image is tak from a postca that my mother bught back from paris when she was sevenyears oldin 1970. it was in ou aic. >> charlie: let me just touch on something you talked about. number one, when you decide this, when u say i found my subject, what's the next step for you? >> the form. what's the form of the book. once i have the form, then i'm ready to go. >> charlie: what's form mean? >> structure, the architecture. where does it begin, how does it end, where does it ends, what are you going to leave out. you can't put everything in. every work of art, a painting, nothing is in it by accident. and at best nothing's in the book by accident. but ao what's not in it is not in it by accident. >> charlie: it was a choice. >> a c

dick morris will analyze. >> this is not going work. >> bill: and dennis miller with thoughts on the casey anthony acquittal. also, vice president biden saying some controversial things to union workers. >> i'm not supposed to say this. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. dumb, beyond a reasonable doubt. as i said last night it would be unfair to disparage the jury in the case of casey anthony in the acquittal without first hearing from them. but they don't want to talk. who could blame them. acquitting this woman has caused a national outrage. so far, only one alternate juror has explained the acquittal. >> i don't think the prosecution was able to show how she died, what was the motive, what was the motivation. >> in your opinion, did casey anthony get away with murder? >> no, she did not get away with murder. >> bill: , again, it is hard to me to criticize that man, i don't know him. but i do know there was so much evidence in the case, so many bizarre things done by

pat and morris, thank you so much. thank you. >>> up next, we'll get the republican side of the argument and how the world is reacting. back in three. 2020, 50 billion network devices will roam the earth. that's seven devices per person. this will change how we work in ways we've never before imagined. what do you need to secure your people, their devices, and your business? a network that can evolve and grow to protect your human network. >>> the u.s. debt crisis is rattling nerves around the world. world leaders from europe to asia are concerned that their economies will become collateral damage if the u.s. defaults or even if the united states' sterling credit rating is tarnished. one country that so many are watching, china here. >> reporter: yeah, china seems to be the one that has the most to lose, because it's the largest foreign holder of u.s. treasury. more than a trillion dollars worth. and it also depends on americans to buy chinese exports. they're saying that the ugliest part of the saga is the world, bein

michael morris has been a big part of the success. lindsay murphy joins us from the park with more on a man who could be named an all-star today. m runs ph. -- murph. >> reporter: i would love love to tell you if mike morris is an all-star, but i don't know. the al and nl all-star teams. the voting had to be in by 4 and don't have results leaked to the media. even though mike morris may not be an all-star, he's playing like one and probably deserves the honor and let's go over the numbers quickly. 301 deck, the batting average. 15 home runs, 46 rbis and last night, scored what proved to be the game-winning run on the suicide squeeze and that is if the team was voting, he would be on the way to the mid-summer classic. >> reporter: ing mike has proven what he can do and important that he figure that out. you know, we value it and appreciate him. >> and to play first base and comes in here and has been hitting, you know. i hope and, you know, i have my fingers crossed. i voted for him. >> means a lot to him and to anyone. i know mike's l

second, to talk specifically about the right of way through the morris park. there is a section of land that is more or less controlled by the mta. we have had some challenges in the past in terms of coordination and communication between the mta and reckin park. i have a photograph for the overhead that will hopefully show the graffiti on the right of way. would it be possible to show the overhead? supervisor mar: we have been asked to speak directly into the microphone so that we can be heard more clearly. especially on this item. supervisor wiener: thank you. you can see that we have, for example, a graffiti problem there. i think that it is critically important that the park and mta work together and are coordinated in dealing with the j church right of way through dolores park. we have a great opportunity as we are already in the middle of renovations and it is a great opportunity to address the park as a whole and take steps to improve the right of way. after we received a brief update on the progress of j church, we also have reckin park here. i look fo

and cnbc contributor morris reed. begin with you this time. the republican-led house is ready to reject reid's proposal before they get it. so if they're doing this before they see all of the details, do you see any chance of compromise at this point? >> i don't see any chance of compromise right now. but hopefully in the next 48 hours we will. i remind these republicans that ronald reagan raised the debt ceiling 17 times. so they need to get real. let's address the real issues in america, get past this and then try to fix it, just like every other american has to balance their budget, congress should have to balance their books. stay focused on managing and balancing the books. we should really be focused on making the dollar the currency of choice, the strong currency around the world. what we're doing is undermining the strength of america and republicans don't get that. >> pat, have you ever seen a standoff like this in washington with so much at stake? you heard senator conrad, one of the gang of six or the group

what can you tell us about morris strong. >> morris who ran the company that took over she had been thehead years ago and had lot of champions. people thought he was quite a guy, reputable person. he had refugees but he also was the head of the wheel shale company or one of the senior executives that have already drilled out for oil and gas so they knew what they were getting after and all of the suburbs of denver were growing in the 70's and 80's and using a lot of canadian money the plans for diverting to the front range or one of the texas markets were mexico markets. >> there was a big controversy in the farmers in the finale didn't want their water sucked away. morris strong said he was only trying to do good thing, didn't want to hurt anybody denied permits to do this that one of his main antagonists and rancher from the valley he had been taunting him decided this was a good time to step in and tried to do a similar deal. it brings out the best in people. and he caused another controversy and he ultimately was shot down. it was arranged with the federal government to name of the

yes kids, there was morris code.mer governor arnold schwarzenegger going the take on drug cartels. he's ending his self-imposed delay on getting back in the movies. it hoosed two months. he announced he would hold off in the wake of his scandal enveloping an out of wedlock child with a house keeper. his wife filed for divorce. his first movie will be where he plays an aging sheriff. actress mila kunis will attend. >> you can call me scott. i want to take a moment out of my day to invite you to the marine corps ball in greenville, north carolina. take a second, think about with it. get back to me. >> that is sergeant scott moore. he posted the invite. he gave it a shot. she accepted. she has a movie coming out with justin timberlake on august 22. i think he encouraged her. she's going out with him. no doubt all of hollywood shows will follow that one. see if there is a love connection. 6:56. scott, all you had to do was invite megan fox on to press here. >> i think the fact that the guy's a hero and is in afghanistan

joining me with analysis author of "revolt" dick morris. how are you? >> good to be here. i'm in missouri, the country music capital of the world. >> sean: tony orlando's home. boehner has scheduled a vote. the president has been fear-mongering, scaring seniors, demagoguing the issue. even warren buffet is upset about the class warfare, private jets. boehner scheduled a vote on cutting 111 billion now for 2012. cutting serious cuts. capping spending. and a balanced budget amendment. i think strategically, this is what the republicans need to do. they have one house. they don't have the senate. now put the onus on the president and put them on record where they stand. is this a good strategy, in your view? >> it is half of a good strategy. the other half is they should prepare for war . the way to prepare for war is call the president's bluff. the united states government borrows 40% of the money that it spending. it takes in through taxes 60% of the money. so it is still going to get tax revenues. the question is what do you use the revenues for? the republicans should pas

and i agree with morris. our problem is we have two fundamental disagreements here, alex. the republican party and the conservatives believe the country has been going in the wrong direction. too much spending, and they're going to stop it and give it no more revenue, and the democratic party basically likes where the country has been going, so we've had a conflict. but when you came to middle of the middle last week, that was the time at which i think the tea party has to say, look, we've got no new taxes in the deal, whatever it is, we're going to get some spending cuts, let's take our pot off the table. we've won the hand. give mr. boehner the ability to negotiate with harry reid on the final deal, which is not going to be as much to our liking as boehner's deal and do that. that's when they put their feet in and dug in and i think they made a mistake then and they hurt boehner. but the fundamental problem here is a fundamental disagreement in which the two parties think which way america should go. in the end you need to compromise on that, but before that it is an adv

michael morris is on the final vote but people are talking. mceachern has the high road. mark teixeira is just second in the majors. because of this nabih he is not doing the home-run derby. -- the snub he is not doing a home-run derby. abby wambach and fellow forward any rodriguez have yet to score, but it is a complete team run so far. the u.s. is 3-0 in sweden in the world cup. but as the players have said, things have changed. >> for us to play well, we have trapped pressure on the ball from the mid well -- midfield all the way to the fall line. that has not led -- that has not gone that well in the last couple of games. >> defense will win the game. tyler farrar became the first american to win the port of france stage on july 4. his norwegian teammate kept the yellow jersey. it was his july 1 fourth victory. and with a day in baseball be like without derek jeter? he's back in a line of going through -- going for his 3000 pitch. >> we will be right back [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second bes

who has been the lead on the team that i have been in communication with is a guy by the name of morris moon, and he would be the person i could ask to find out the answer. there is actually a be a working on that, but i know there have been so many cases -- there is actually a d.a. working on that, but i know there have been so many cases that have been exposed, especially with dna testing. it is almost like every other week. there does need to be somebody looking into it from that angle. of the top of my head, i do not know, but i could definitely get that information. >> how can we make it not just black history day, not just black history month, but every day be black history and honor that? thank you. and how do we really teach our children, our students really not what the media portrays, not what -- but really, what happened? i did get a chance to experience "eyes on the price" and i thought that was just the tip of the iceberg -- experience "eyes on the priceze." >> i do not know how to go about it, but what i would suggest is the reason why i did what i did, why i was brave eno

> the longer it stays hot and the longer the system has to go without being able to cool off, the morris ski it gets and the more stress builds up in the system. >>> energy secretary stephen chu says his agency is ready. >>> andrew deyoung was declared dead at 8:04 p.m. thursday, 15 years after being convicted of murdering his parents and sister. courts allowed the execution to be taped to document his reaction to the injection. a break through in the nfl lockout. nfl owners gave the thumbs up to a ten-year revenue sharing agreement to end the four-month work stoppage. >> hopefully we can all work quickly, expeditiously and get this agreement done. it's time to get back to football. that's what everybody here wants. >> now it's the players' turn to vote. sf players approve the deal, team facilities could be open as early as tomorrow. >>> a woman suspected of having ties to the group anonymous says she's not dangerous and not associated with anyone. tracy zen swale la and 13 other people were picked up in a big fbi raid this week. the justice department says the woman is part of a collect

we asked dick morris to do a poll. question, which party do you think is more responsible for the big national debt. 32% say republicans. 28% democrats and 36% say both parties are to blame. now, the propry tore of dick morris .com. i'm surprised by the republican number. shows you are a.b an honest gu. did an honest poll. >> the residual blame that attaches to all things bush. >> bill: you think i t? >> and then the adeof a balanced budget under clinton and then a deficit all of a sudden under bush and that is what they remember. the other question in my poll was i asked people which party regardless of which party you support do you think would do the best job of holding down the national debt. and republicans win that by 35 to 25. so. >> bill: still should be 75 to 25. >> there are about 35 to 40% of the american people refuse to make those judgments by party. they hate them both that much. >> bill: and is true. there is recentment against most parties that is for sure. we didn't hear much today about the debt busin

. >> holly morris will be live at the world jump rope championship where she is learning what it takes to be the world's best. navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find experts in short sales or bank-owned properties or commercial real estate, agents who can help speed up the process, no matter how intricate. and that's good news, whether you're trying to sell or hoping to buy. because the only sign you really want to see is "sold." nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. >>> good morning i am holly morris this morning we are live at the charles e smith center campus of george washington university you could say this joint is jumping. literally because over the weekened they just held the world jump rope championship and now, it is turning into a three day camp. now, the people that you see jumping already at this early hour already this morning are the staff of the camp but they also competed over the weekend every single on

she should rotate that thing out and dick morris could buy one for his book, one for his website.or his polling site. morris could. >> bill: right on the side of the bus. >> there you go. >> every day that i stood here i knew that this was exactly where i was supposed to be. and there was many a day stead stedman can tell you like many of you i came to work bone tired and often joked with my makeup team my face is still in cleveland, y'all, can you get it to chicago by 10:00. >> bill: did you see attorney general holder in the audience snrks that was impressive. >> that was. >> bill: y dee williams. stedman. they live by knee. i bump into stedman once in awhile. >> bill: do you til him he looks like holder. >> let's face facts, both those cats are handsomer than you and i. sort of like a compliment. stedman always kind, sweet. good people. >> bill: okay. are you an oprah fan? did you watch the program on a regular basis and what do you think about her not being on any more? >> i didn't watch the program a lot but i saw it. i have lived in america over the last years. let me say th

dick morris is back to respond. it's interesting because after bernie sanders said that, then we had the president's press conference the other night where he came out and he was still sounding pretty progressive asking for all the tax hikes in this debt plan. >> well, i think that sanders' press statement was designed to try to move the president to the left. in this whole debt discussion. and it was kind of a pressure tactic. but, you know, at some point, there's some chance that the left just decides enough is enough. guantanamo is open. we're still in iran. we're only gradually pulling down forces from afghanistan. the unemployment rate is terrible. the -- they didn't get their single pair. i've always said from the beginning that i think it's very possible that they would be a primary challenge to obama. >> well, that would probably be some have speculated russ feingold or dennis kucinich who is going to be redistricted out of the fray. would you consider those legitimate challenges? >> i think any challenge to

and then he accuses dick morris for going on vacation? but i did.ouldn't fight above my weight class. but i did. they said i couldn't get elected to congress. but i did. ♪ sometimes when we touch ha ha! millions of hits! [ male announcer ] flick, stack, and move between active apps seamlessly. only on the new hp touchpad with webos. >>> wisconsin's union busting governor scott walker says he's working to save money. his decisions just keep costing taxpayers more. he rejected an $810 million federal grant to extend the railroad line over to madison, wisconsin. walker said the operating costs would be too high. they would have to have been $30 million over 20 years, but it turns out. walker's decision is going to end up costing the people of wisconsin way more than $30 million. yesterday the state legislature's budget committee voted to spend almost $32 million to main tenant train service between milwaukee and chicago. and the state will ultimately need up to $99 million to get the job done. almost all of the costs would have been covered by the fede

find out as much as we could about the people behind the second largest economy in the world as a morrisrom communism and consumerism. >> i think china has accepted the market economy, starting some 32 years ago when the tschida was opened. he said it was good to get some people care rich furs. starting at moment, china is now lagering communist economy. tavis: uc proof of that in big cities like shanghai and beijing. people are making money. chinese officials have moved 300 million people live there -- out of poverty into the middle class. despite recent concerns about inflation, the economy is thriving. china has more billionaires than any country other than the united states. feeding this economic boom is china's educational system. it has been criticized for not fostering independent thinking butted is also graduating hundreds of thousands of top students in science and math. that is why multinational companies like microsoft have established beachheads in china. why do you think the largest r&d campus outside of redman for microsoft is in china? >> talent. the amount of talent to lo

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holly morris got the invite and at the party at the mount vernon estate and gardens, has the generale an appearance yet? [ audio difficulty ] >> reporter: can we go on record saying i land the big guests for this show? does it get any better or bigger than our first president but i want to tell you this i am not the only one that knows about the gem that is celebrating the 4th here at mount vernon take a look at this crowd that has already assembled here this morning i love the fact yes, you can go ahead and scream, happy birthday america most of them are dressed if red, white and blue and ready to celebrate all day long of course like i said they have come to the right place there are many festivities planned throughout the day as you already mentioned the host himself is indeed here good morning to you general washington. >> good morning my dear i am a farmer it is actually good day i have been up before the sun. >> me too i have been up before the sun too i am glad other people do just the same july 4th is a special day. >> a very special day a day we soldiers remember a hard foug

father jonathan morris said it's no big deal. facebook? even on vacation your e-mails, tweets, facebook messages coming up on this one. >> welcome back, everybody. i'm dave briggs, he's clayton morris, and she's juliet who looks beautiful in the yellow dress. >> the story we're talking about going on vacation, a lot of people go on vacation. now we're in a trend where over the past ten years people field compelled to not set up auto responders, hey, i'm on vacation, don't bother me. now they feel compelled to not only tweet and facebook, but to set up auto responders for their social media. what does this say to your family if you're supposed to be with your family on vacation and you're sitting there tweeting and sending photos of your beach shots? >> i don't have a family. >> a lot of you are writing in on the topic. >> a huge percent of people do that, facebook and tweet on vacation. we actually can't go on social media vacation. here's an e-mail from john. i see people who text while walking, walk right into doors and other o

what did you think of the discussion with morris.n that the far left is intimidating the president of the united states. >> all going to be about turn-out bill as dick pointed out in 2012. y it was the president earlier this week leaning on and appealing to la raza or whether it's president obama being dictated to by the far left web sites, i think it's going to be a push poll thing until november. he has got to motivate the troops because he can't run on his record. he has got to run on all these other kind of side issues to whip up people into a frenzy on any given number of left wing issues. that's the menu in front of him. he is going to do the best he can. >> is there any comparison to the tea party pressure on the republican party? >> well, i don't think so. because i think as surveys have shown, you know, when you go down the list of just stick to economic topics, the tea party seems to be much more in line with where most americans are on a variety of points. whether it's the growth of government or responsibility in spending

. >> the debate in washington and the skills of earl morris when we continue. l acacrossmeririca.happeng evev, evertimeme a ststis b burneor t mididnighol hen aethl@e chasd@t@ @dl@@ for r a re herero, iyou u wannrt pporort l bubusine. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: the deadline forraisint tuesday, august 2nd. what are the implications of this? what's happeningin washington? what are the larger issues? joinini'm pleased to have my gus here. just where rey and then i want to turn to bigger issues? al, where are we as we speak? >> nobody knows where we are, why we're here, where we're going. that's only a slig exaggeration. both sides think they have a winning hand. republicans, because obama has to eventuallyko pitch late. mocrats because they think public opinion is on theirside. both are vy, very nervous it's not clear that john boehner can get a majority in the house for his proposal. i expect he will, but it won't be close. it's not known how many votes harry reid will get for his

it is currently by the morris family. they inherited it from their father. it is currently owned by four people that are siblings and the son and daughter of a fifth sibling has passed on. the building is a beautiful building that needs an incredible amount of work. since the owners purchased the building where we have purchased it in a foreclosure of august, we have engaged in a campaign out of trying to harass or remove tenants. that is not at all part of what the goal is for this building. the goal is to set up in a position where it meets and housing codes. it is safe and a friendly building. we began during the renovation work in three of the units that were occupied and by the longer- term tenants. i believe have been there as many as 20 years. another is a, and a number -- another is 23. >> they called with regard to the work that was being done in the other units. it was, as a result of this process, the contractor we were using, a licensed contractor had done some work, replaced a water heater and replaced a heater. the contractor was immediately in

mike morris still has a chance to be voted into the 34th and final spot on the team.n the meantime, they seem to be sleeping under davey johnson. there was the chopper back to the pitcher. what happened? and went right by denny espinoza. andrew mceaccutchin knocked one. and then went out to the center field. all the way around from first. 5-0 pirates. and then to the gap in right- center. neal walker scores. there were a lot of runs today against the nationals. >>>>> those things happen but they should not affect you. i do not like to give to beat good it was not done today. >> he wants to win. >>> the orioles won today. mark reynolds has been on fire. that was a two-run shot. the orioles win. wimbledon, -- >>> wimbledon, a new winner. novak djokovic. he gets the back-hander and that should do it. he takes the first studio sets and nadal finds himself. watch this. then that one for the nadal 6- 1. and then match point. novak djokovic is your wimbledon champion and no. 1 in tennis. >>> seattle was up six. kelly miller to clarissa with a bomb from the top of the key. th

up for my grandma or fly i stand up at two hundred forty two as well i'll represent the old philip morris for elementary and i will stay and and i will fight and i will do whatever it takes to get something done for those children that day is who has lost him no more alex will you know that it. was such. an. he was. in the league. will be locked up for. the little league. but if he says. well no i couldn't talk to as many folks as i have along the way that a lot of folks shows for revenge a kind of a lot of folks on the issue we've raised a little money for the new school only issue in one of our goals for us is to come here and hopefully make a sandberg and off field we have conflict all three of them and i believe a scope a lot of doors for a lot of people on this issue you know is very important for me to walk on march fourteenth two thousand and seven the state board of surface mining overturned a west virginia department of environmental protections ruling that denied massey energy a permit to build a second coal silo behind the school this decision cleared the way for the expansion

as the violence worsens, the bodies continue to arrive at the morris. dozens of people have been killed in the last three days of fighting. many more have been injured. dannon had even opened fire on city buses. [sobbing] >> some people started firing at the bus and killed my father. there were no security and so now -- there were no security personnel. how many fathers will be killed like this? >> anbar, the violence follows the decision of the parties -- in part, the violence follows the decision of the party in charge to resign. >> they will look into this issue, what is going on in karachi. people are brutally killed, people traveling in buses brutally murdered. aside from the political turmoil, the city is filled with armed gangs. authorities are trying to grapple back some control of the affected areas. it will be added very high price. >> the yemeni president soehnlein has appeared on state has appearedsoehnleisaleh on state television. he underwent a successful operations to treat his burns. he hopes to open dialogue to resolve yemens problems.