nobody knew where mr. henrys that. >> next time you move, let people know where you're going to be. >> after i opened my new location, i renamed it to buttermilk drive and i moved it to a the other location. mr. henry, you got the part. i was flattered, but thank you. i have to move out of town and do all these different things. i am sorry, i am flattered. i just opened up my new business. he can't just walk away from it like that. a little time before you start shooting, which will give you time to work things out of the bakery. he came back a couple weeks later, still didn't have anything worked out. to make a long story short, i turned them down three times, i was flattered and wanted to take apart, but i wouldn't sacrifice the business that i opened up the pass on to my kids. i would not sacrifice that for a possible acting career. they see some things in me that i did not see in myself, and they came to me the last time, they came with all three producers, they even brought their accountant with them. they

mr. brashov back from the bank yet ? no. and henry is still out delivering orders, so it's just you and me, kid. it's just me out here, unless i can get jamal to help me clear the dishes. you're not saying much today jamal. anything wrong ? nothing is wrong. i'm just very busy. - so how'd it go last nigh? - if you don'tind, katharine i'd really rather not talk about it. ooh. touchy, isn't he ? is there a full moon or something ? because everybody's acting crazy. - you're not referring to me, i hope. - you ? you are always crazy. i mean jess. he hasn't been in... since mr. brashov spoke to him about his hearing. i'm afraid he was insulted. jess is very sensitive about his age. do you think we should have called first ? this is america. no. this will be a great surprise for gamal. would you like some coffee while you decide ? yes, thank you. is mr. al-jibali here today ? he just stepped into the back. he should be out in a moment. gamal ! is that you ? we had to see your new business ! how kind of you to stop by ! are you doing some rep

. >> thanks, henry, thanks mr. perfect.ull half hour of bay area sports coverage you can watch >>> tonight show host jay leno usually makes fun of politicians, part of the gig. but on saturday, leno is teaming up with a political heavy weight. the proceeds from the sale go to a charity which helps wounded soldiers and veterans. leno will also get an invite to see the car collection which is said to be the nation's biggest. >>> a couple lost -- tonight only on nbc bay area, we get those answers for them. >> what happened at the chevron refinery sparking that massive refinery and sparking gas prices all across the state. we're going to speak with two investigators last night. but a shocker for the giants, everybody's been talking about this, melky cabrera done for the season, our sports analyst takes -- pulling a dog out of thin air, it really happened, an amazing rescue at 13,000 feet. we will tell you about that. coming up in a couple of minutes. >> and thank you for joining us, we will see you back here at 11:00 tonight. b

mr. robert h. frank is the henry johnson louis wiki professor cornell university of the winner-take-all society darwin economy. he's also the co-author of the ben bernanke popular textbook the principles of economics. he earned his ph.d. from uc berkeley. [laughter] and was a peace corps volunteer in rural nepal. after the opening statements each attorney will call to witnesses who will be subject to cross-examination and then each site will make closing remarks. afterward the jury will rule on the case and if the defendants are found guilty, i will impose judgment. let me give a few instructions to the jury. are you listening? very good. you will listen very carefully to the opening statements in the witnesses and at the end of the hearing he will be required to determine whether there is sufficient evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, reasonable doubt, that mr. moore and his wall street supporters are responsible for public malfeasance. oh that's great. mr. frank, you may begin with your opening statement. [applause] >> go go-go ahead. >> thank you very much judge canady. it's an honor to be able to

chief washington correspondent ed henry is traveling with the president in colorado. >> mr. romney. out a new surrogate. sandra fluke. the former law student at center of contraception flap earlier in year. a new poll suggesting in colorado he has an essential among female voters but republican mitt romney may be gaining. the president leads romney here among women 51 to 43%. the "new york times"/cbs poll found romney up among men by a wider margin. 56% to 3%. >> when it comes to a woman's right to make her healthcare choices they want to take us back to the policy suited to the 1950s. >> reporter: that pitch overshadowed by a story about another woman. the late wife of steelworker joe soptic featured in an ad by the superpac priorities usa. >> she passed away in 22 days. i do not think mitt romney realize what is he has done to anyone. >> the romney camp is furious the president allies are blaming the candidate for soptic's wife dying of cancer after bain capital closed the steel plant. >> launching personal attacks at governor romney and blaming him for things, in a disgusting way

mr. romney is talking about, shep. >> shepard: ed henry reporting tonight, waterloo, iowa. the economy is the number one issue for voters across the country. recent polls back that up. many of them. today we got new signs that our economic recovery could very well be on the right track. look at this. the commerce department reports that americans spent more money on cars and furniture and clothes during the month of july. retail sales up. almost 1%. that is the biggest spike since february. that report gave an additional boost to 401(k)s today but stocks lost. the nasdaq down 5. s&p down 6. navy commander accused of faking his own death to get out of his relationship with his alleged mistress. just ahead how a woman scorned apparently got her revenge. how would you like to fly from coast to coast' we will tell you about a hypersonic test flight that could change the way we travel if they can figure out how to put people on it. that's ahead from the journalists of fox news on this tuesday fox report. this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. un

chief washington correspondent ed henry is traveling with the president in colorado. >> mr. romney.'re not going to be the candidate we choose. >> president obama rolled out a new surrogate. sandra fluke. the former law student at center of contraception flap earlier in year. a new poll suggesting in colorado he has an essential among female voters but republican mitt romney may be gaining. the president leads romney here among women 51 to 43%. the "new york times"/cbs poll found romney up among men by a wider margin. 56% to 3%. >> when it comes to a woman's right to make her healthcare choices they want to take us back to the policy suited to the 1950s. >> reporter: that pitch overshadowed by a story about another woman. the late wife of steelworker joe soptic featured in an ad by the superpac priorities usa. >> she passed away in 22 days. i do not think mitt romney realize what is he has done to anyone. >> the romney camp is furious the president allies are blaming the candidate for soptic's wife dying of cancer after bain capital closed the steel plant. >> launching personal atta

mr. kernen. and i don't know, we have henry blodgett on later. he called that muppet bait. >> he did. we're seeing analyst, i don't know where they were during the ipo but they say $13. things like that. we also talked about that everyone knows the end of the lockup is coming so that, i think it's interesting some of the smart money even though the lockup was coming they made their moves already to get into it knowing -- >> talking about george soros. and steve cohen. >> that's not information that's not available torch when a lockup end. in wouldn't expect it at that point all of a sudden. we'll see. but they bought before the lockup ended. i want to talk to you -- >> yes. >> when you get over here. lately, you've been walking and we've been talking. we got a lot to -- i want to talk about apple. >> i want to talk about apple. >> i'm worried about apple. >> did you see the john corzine piece, a separate issue. >> is that in your paper. >> front page of the "new york times". no criminal charges again john corzine. so there's a lot of news this morning. >> let's talk about apple. >> we

mr. romney suddenly leapt on to the birther bandwagon. >> and was born in henry ford hospital, i was born in -- no one's ever asked to see my birth certificate. they know that this is the place that we were born and raised. >> oh, how hilarious. how funny to be a rich white man who doesn't face racist assumptions as our current president does. i can see mitt now behind the scenes. i was completely defined. >> they had no trouble coming out with a response. >> should give pause to any rational voter across america. the romney campaign issued a statement, "the governor has always said and has repeatedly said he believes the president was born here in the united states. he was only referencing that michigan where he is campaigning today is the state where he himself was born and raised." yeah, right, but there were plenty of ways to say that like talking about the little lakes or the trees being the right height. something like that from his lexicon, especially from a man who said this literally two minutes later. >> it's time to have a president that believes in uniting the american people

mr. copeland have on tpm? >> guest: a big one. henryand still owns, it's very big now a company which is an advertising network that places ads and today like i said we have almost 30 employees. we have offices in two cities. we have a very big presence, a big business presence in washington. we have been all sorts of national advertisers kind of highly influential audiences and we are a full-fledged news organization. when i met -- i first met henry back in 2002 or 2003, and at the time, i eventually wanted to sort of do with tpm what i have since done. but i didn't think -- i didn't think it was ready and there wasn't the apparatus for the demand to start doing advertising. the first few times that henry contacted me, i said we should do this. i think i kind of blew him off and i was so focused on building a site and i was so focused on the stories that i was working on, that it took him some persistence to finally track me down and get me to focus on what he was proposing. but he finally did, and i'm very glad that he did, because in

mr. obama himself is trying to stay above the fray. starting monday on a three-day bus tour of iowa, the gloves may come off. bret? >> ed henry, thank you. let's get some analysis now from a couple of political veterans. joe trevi is a long-time democratic strategist. ed rollins is a republican strategist. welcome to you both. joe, first of all, we spent the day talking about this pick, what may have been behind it. let's talk about the electoral map quickly and how it helps or hurts mitt romney. >> well, both geographically and demographically it has implications. the first is that in the past few weeks, we've been seeing obama start to build a slight lead, build up some of his lead in ohio and wisconsin and michigan, throughout the midwest. it looked a little bit like that was slipping away. paul ryan helps there geographically. obviously a midwesterner with his family and could put wisconsin into play. the one question mark, though, is with the democrats are going to go after him on the cuts in medicare and on some of his budget issues. you've got a problem potentially there are seniors in places suddenly like florida, for

henry. ed is live with washington. he was at that news conference for mr.arney's comments and the president's comments. >> reporter: it's interesting because jay carney was trying to dismiss this e back saying it was a bunch of hearsay slapped together into a book, pushing back on this report from politico that there is a lot of infighting inside the obama camp inside chicago. all pushing back on the book when it eadges that the president has almost a hatred of mitt romney on a personal level. the book suggesting the white house and obama campaign do not have a lot of confidence in debbie wasserman shuts. she serves as chair of the democratic committee and he says that's not true and gave her a vote of confidence. after a few weeks of white house aides and obama campaign advisers not denouncing the ad and not plattly saying the cancer ad -- the president today -- he's the top one finally saying he does not believe that mitt romney in his actions led to the death of this woman. he flatly said that. he was pushing back on the notion that he had anything to do

henry. >> our founding fathers had the wisdom -- >> our founding fathers. >> our revolutionary founding -- >> hamilton and madison. >> our founding fathers. >> the founding generation. >> we're into the 21st century, mrroots with such a resonance, such a relentlessness? >> well, quite frankly i think that's an appropriate call back to what many, many american people realize is the founding foundations that make the nation's strong. it's a matter of appreciation and respect for what i believe was, in fact, truly the greatest generation of americans. my father's generation gets a lot of credit for having been that. but generations of americans that risked their life, their property, and their sacred honor for freedom and then created the greatest government in the history of the world with exactly the correct structure and separations of powers and limitations of powers. that was a great genius generation in the history of america. in america, and what so many americans realize as they watch the government going adrift into $16 trillion worth of debt and 23 million americans out of work, and dysfunctional government that seems to not be able to restrain itself from interfering and mandating the lives o

mr. perfect is coming off a solid outing against the padres where he allowed one run over eight innings and improved his record to 12-5. john miller and mike krukow have a preview. >> okay, henry. the giants with a chance, a rare chance. it's been five years since they did it the last time here to sweep the dodgers in a three-game series in their home ballpark. what's the key for the giants tonight with matt cain pitching? >> the key is play good fundamental baseball. which has been the key the whole series. they've gotten the runner in. when they've had opportunities, they've cashed in. tonight they don't have buster posey in the lineup because of a tight hamstring. it's going to be even more important that they do the little things correctly and if they can do that, they'll have an excellent chance of winning. >> cain for the giants, cap lat owe for the dodgers. one more time before the giants come home. john miller, mike krukow, back to you. >>> thank you, john and mike. all the highlight tonight at 11:00. back to jessica and raj. jessica, i'm not for sure, but did raj give you anything when he returned from london after the olympics and everything in. >> he brought his cha

mr. biden tried to convey, that a romney-ryan administration would rollback wall street reform and hurt consumers. ed henry live at the white house. the president is really taking a stand for biden here. >> reporter: he is, a vote of confidence from the commander in chief. we are getting closer and closer to the democratic convention where they are expected to be a ticket together and renominated and all of that. the last thing the president wants to do right now is look like he's separating himself from the vice president. you're right that the president said the context here which clearly was in the statement that the vice president said was that he was talking about how he believes republicans would unchain wall street but then went onto say that they want to put chains on you. this was partially an african-american audience in virginia where the vice president said it. that's what raised some eyebrows. interesting as well beyond the vote of confidence that the president in an interview in iowa with "entertainment tonight" tolls him he's running a positive campaign. >> i don't think you or anybody who h

mr. obama himself is remaining above the fray. but starting monday when he is on a bus tour through iowa the gloves may come off. shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much. ed henry at the white house. well, as we have been telling you we are awaiting the second of two romney-ryan campaign events in north carolina for the day. we will bring you that live as soon as it starts. paul ryan is now feeling the glare of the media spot light like never before. we will talk to a woman familiar with being thrust into the national stage. former vice presidential candidate sarah palin, coming up live. >> shannon: time for a look at a few of the stories making headlines today. governor romney and his new running mate hit the road on a swing state with us tour. we are awaiting a stop in north carolina. at a stop a short time ago they painted the upcoming contest as a choice between painting visions for reviving the u.s. economy. >>> rescuers end hing the search for survivors of twin earthquakes in western iran. 250 people killed and more than 2600 injured when quakes hit yesterday. at least 20 villages were completely leveled. >>> and one of the usnea i have's guided missile d