mr. jackson, i'm sorry mr. jackson, oh, your fastball were for real. i like that. he had a one hitter going through six innings. jonathan niese of the mets, just as good. he went into the eighth inning and seven strikeouts. we had a scoreless baseball game going on. jackson made one mistake, there it is. ike davis, the reverend syke his make it anymore, mets shut out the nats 2-0. >> i don't know how many keys you had. but you have to a lot. 11. they weren't, i mean his stuff is so electric, i mean, he was over matching us. >> orioles and tieingers in a wild card battle. this is a good one tonight ladies, chris davis in the seventh inning, bop delirium tremens opposite way. three run home run. down the stretch, jim johnson was automatic inducing the groundball. orioles tied for the wild card with the win. they get it 3-2 tonight. and finally, the bears, 33-31 on top of the redskins. it's a good game going back and forth. >> we've got a few seconds left. >> you never know, those redskins, you never know. >> he did come back though. >> there you go. >> what are we lo

mrs. jackson last played, she has been a phenomenal guardian. >> reporter: the custody battle started last month when katherine went to arizona to get rest. a feud escalated within the family with deputies responding to a fight at the 82-year-old's home and there were even reports katherine had been kidnapped. >> my children would never do that. they're stupid for people to think that. >> reporter: a judge stripped katherine of her guardianship and granted temporary guardianship to tj. >> i'm devastated that while i've been away that my children, grandchildren have been taken away from me. >> reporter: now they're back with grandma. while some are still feuding, jermaine is calling for calm. in a statement he said after much soul searching it is time for us to live by michael's words -- love, not war. >> miss jackson and tj are working to figure out how best the entire family can move forward. >> reporter: now a judicial investigator and diana ross both met with the children and said katherine is taking good care of the kids. >> we're getting a new exhibit in town. you hear about this. it

mrs. jackson has played is she's been a phenomenal guardian of the children. t.j.has been a phenomenal support. >> reporter: court documents in this case have raised more red flags about what sparked last month's custody battle. katherine had gone to an arizona resort, over what she thought were doctors orders to get rest. in court documents, katherine claims she trusted the people she was with in arizona to be honest with her. and they never told her the grandchildren were trying to reach her. she also stated in the court documents she was told the grandchildren were doing just fine. rob and sunny, back to you. >> brandi, thank you. >>> in rural vermont, an extraordinary revenge on the law. a man flattened seven sheriff's department vehicles by driving over them with a big farm tractor because he was so angry over his arrest for marijuana possession. the deputies couldn't chase after him because their cars were all destroyed. >> wow. scary. but smart. >> that's right. >>> and it takes a lot of nerve to lead police on a car chase. it takes something else to do it i

mr. jackson again up here. i want her to talk about something different. >> i know. thank you. >> i think we are now -- now we are at rates and affordability. todd will come and give that portion. >> good afternoon. this is the part of the discussion where we have balanced affordability and rate impact with the needs that you have heard about. i would like to walk you through eight slides. they are very similar to what you have seen at the workshop that we did. this puts it in the perspective of the three phases as outlined by karen and dan. the first part is the water bill. it started out at about $31 per month. that would be projected to increase to $82 over the next 20 years. this is all the good work you have already planned, bringing on another $1 billion for replacement to keep the system running well. that is why that is going up over time. it levels off because we assumed that we are in a steady stage for our water mains. next would be the portion of the bill for customers that is related to store operation. this is the 24-7 operation of the storage system th

mr. jackson died in test tate meaning he had no will they wouldn't be entitled to take anything anyway. the nearest issue or the nearest relative which would be his children. >> a spokesman for brnka and maclaine denied from the start that the will was fraudulent and had the jackson family, janet jack sewn's attorney released a statement janet randy and reebie questioned the will with no financial motive whatsoever. they stand to gain nothing financially by a finding the will is invalid. he goes on to say the individuals who have the most to lose that the will is invalid the executors some of the executors roberts has a theory. >> the only way i can see any of the siblings having any possibility to get any money out of this estate is to have catherine jackson declared incompetent and to ask the court to appoint them as co conservators of the estate of catherine jackson and theoretically they would be entitled to the money in her care from the estate. >> she is due 30 percent, the children 40 percent and 20 percent to charity. >> that's a lot of money. >> a lot of money. now craig let's

mr. bernanke and jackson hole, saturday mr. draghi and jackson hole. be the key day da points for the drivers next week and through the labor day weekend. >> what do you think ben bernanke says -- >> traders are such cynics. >> i'm cynical, and i think he will not say anything knew. i think basically it will be a watered down version of what they're going to say in september. i don't think he will have any impoe tus to do anything. they're not going to come out and make any statements that are market moving. i know that you're looking for something different, i just think -- i won't even -- it's not they don't want to pay attention, but i don't think it will be as significant as people are expecting. >> germany and greece both made slight gestures. grease with flexibility in terms of getting things done and i think those were positive

mrs. jackson has played, she has been a phenomenal guardian of these children that tj has been a phenomenal reporter: but court documents released in this case have raised more red flags about what sparked the custody battle last month. katherine went to an arizona resort under what she thought were doctor's orders to get rest. when her grandchildren couldn't reach her, a nephew reported her missing. >> my children would never do a thing like that holding me against my will. it is very stup foid for people think that. >> reporter: in court documents katherine claims sunny was told the minor children were fine and there were no issues at home. she was never informed the minor children and tj were trying to reach her.e trusted the people was with to be honest with her. katherine was with her children at the resort. >> we don't intend to make any comment whatsoever about the facts leading up to what prompted the sort of chaos. >> reporter: while some of the jackson children are still feuding with the executors of michael's estate, this week, jermaine called for peace. >> ms. jackson and t.j. a

mrs. jackson stands by her statement that none of her children had bad intentions.otwithstanding that certain of their actions created an unnecessarily dramatic situation. ♪ i want to see you again >> reporter: stay tuned for the next installment. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> it would appear there will be many. >>> let's head back to london to bring you the faster, higher, stranger side of the olympics. that's awfully loud. it can only come from abc's bill weir, rejoining us this morning. bill, take cover, apparently. those sound effects, my friend. >> it works because we're getting a thunderstorm behind us, josh. all right. two british medalists have tweeted out their intentions to get completely drunk. in fact, bradley wiggins tweeted a picture of himself, one of nine vodkas last night. meanwhile, after elizabeth beisel beat her teammate, she tweeted, enjoying her first cup of coffee in her life. and liz, welcome to caffination. caffeine. as track and field gets under way, the guys at the cincinnati zoo want to remind the rest o

mrs. jackson's attorney is planning to file legal documents to determine their living arrangements and namejackson the children's cousin as their coguardian the plan would remove pressures from the 82-year-old. >> maybe you know a little compromise. >> where is joe jackson? >> in all of this? i don't know >> haven't seen him? haven't heard his name >> haven't heard him commenting which is -- >> not that he should be in charge. >> right. >> but you just wonder where he is. >> yeah. story is too complicated for me i can't keep track. >> what have you got for us? >> hot today. nice and dry this afternoon mid- 90s back in the forecast after a couple days, i am not going to call it cool but more comfortable temperatures last couple days. 76 washington, still comfortable at this hour, 64 winchester, 68 hagerstown. ocean city, 66 degrees for you. why the heat? well, big dome of high pressure out to the west, extraordinary temperatures, been mentioning that some of the hotst weather they have had since the 30s. tulsa oklahoma, close to 115 degrees, actual air temperature last couple days, little ro

jackson. mr. pulp fiction is taking his appreciation to whole new levels. fan using twitter to let everyone know what he thinks in real time. when allison schmitt won, for example, he tweeted. hope they got picks of her soles because that's all they saw. okay. that was drunk lady staggering flip dismount. made famous by many girls missing the top step in da club. he also tweeted commentator dude spends a lot of time yaking about the negatives of the gymnasts and even the americans. and that was not a hand stand,

jackson. mr. pulp fiction is taking his appreciation to whole new levels. fan using twitter to let everyone know what he thinks in real time. when allison schmitt won, for example, he tweeted. hope they got picks of her soles because that's all they saw. okay. that was drunk lady staggering flip dismount. made famous by many girls missing the top step in da club. he also tweeted commentator dude spends a lot of time yaking about the negatives of the gymnasts and even the americans. and that was not a hand stand, more like a hand split. uk gets jacked by judges. so cool. there you have it, samuel l. jackson, hollywood star, gold medal olympic tweeter. keep them coming. that's all for us tonight. l. j star, olympic tweeter. all i can say, samuel, keep them coming. that's it for tonight. >> we begin tonight keeping them honest with harry reid doing what gamblers often do in his state, doubling down, tripling down, now quadrupling down on unproven allegations about mitt romney and taxes claiming he didn't pay any for a decade, without the chips, in this case th

jackson. i grew up with her children. mr. robertson. all of our families grew up together. when they close the shipyard down, they became [unintelligible] in this neighborhood, financially, it sunk to where it is today. we have not had the opportunity for genuine employment. we have people out of work. what ever is going to take for the peoples to still live in the region for the people to still live in the projects -- what ever is going to take for the people to still live in the projects, we need to show them how to upgrade economic standards. how to get them to the unions, become contractors and business people. our community can only be represented by non-profit corporations. it only needs to be represented by business people that knows what the issues actually are. we have to speak to being told about something that is not going to happen without giving us anything in writing. [applause] >> [inaudible] >> mr. alonzo? >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for your attendance, representatives and offices in thsan francisco. i was born and raised in bayview hunters point

if all of you looking ahead to jackson hole, no ecb member at jackson hole. mr. draghi is not attending what ecb says is a heavy workload. mario draghi will not be attending the jackson hole symposium because of a heavy workload. i'm trying to confirm whether that means i've seen some tweets no ecb executive board member will be attending jackson hole. i need to confirm. i do know certainly won't be mario draghi this morning because of what is termed a heavy workload. indeed, he has got a heavy workload. nobody could deny that. meanwhile the republican national convention is getting under way for real today after being delayed for one day by tropical storm isaac. mitt romney who formally accepted gop presidential nomination on thursday arrives in tampa. joining sues the senior fellow at budget and policy. he's in charlotte, north carolina the site of next week's democratic national convention. thanks for joining us. identify been led to believe the republican convention, there's a debt clock ticking away which everybody turning up will be able to see. i got to get

. >> mark, we are coming up on the jackson hole meeting and disappointment mr. draghi isn't meeting and tell me what you expect and whether or not more qe is coming either as a result of jackson hole or further down the line. >> you know, sue, i'm not expecting much out of jackson hole. i think they have told us a lot in the minutes which we got last week. they were also the federal reserve members also quite clear that the economy is going to have to improve for them not to qe. so we're going to have to see stronger growth, more jobs, unemployment moving south in a very consistent way. if we don't see that, we get more qe. given all the fiscal issues, my sense is that we're probably getting another round of qe. won't be in september but after the election when we're dealing with the fiscal problems late this year, early next. the economy weaker and at that point more qe and the new there is is the key news is that the federal reserve is all in and going to qe until the economy is moving north in to a consistent way. >> is that what accounts for your optimistic v

mr. president dwayne jackson says illegal immigrants need to be deported, we cannot afford to take care of our citizens and obama knows this. it is political for him. and finally, monty says immigrants have and still are the pillar of our nation. they come with one mouth, two hard working hands, and they earn every penny. and from our facebook page, there are also comments being made, richard says this is open -- this has opened the door for so much fraud. i'm sure all these young people had no idea what citizenship was. now we must deal with these immigrants but we must stop this invasion or make this one big corrupt mexico country just north of the border. in facebook.com/cspan, in case you'd like to continue that conversation. our next call from rebecca in richmond, virginia, republican line. hi rebecca. caller: hi, good morning. i just wanted to agree with the last two people. i have illegal family here, and i think it's a good idea. because they came here when they were young, they've worked really hard for everything, and they have two working hands, like the other person says, so th

mr. bernanke at the jackson hole do you think the rhetoric will be easier because of more positive economicnce the last fed meeting?. >> i really think so. you're right. it comes down to some of the housing data. i note today's housing data wasn't great. that is the one beacon to the economic data. we think, nothing the fed does will be anything near, if housing goes up, the multiple that can do to consumer confidence is much greater than any way the fed can flood the market with money or whatever you want to say. ashley: yeah. >> if housing goes higher that could be the multiple to bring the confidence back and equate to higher equity prices we think here. ashley: last time you were with us you predicted the summer rally. well-done on that. do you think stocks are a little overbought now or can it grind higher?. >> well that's right. at schaeffer's look at market everything is based on expectations. in early june i was said look for summer rally of expectations were very low. we had the nice rally. expectations are starting to come higher. simply put we're at the peak early april. we're st

mr. flaherty is a journalist and community organizer based in new orleans. if he looks familiar to you, he has appeared on much of the national international media and cooper 360 and reverend jesse jacksonmr. flaherty was the first journalist to write for the national publication as you may remember from about four years ago. bringing back the international attention. he was also -- his post-katrina writing shared a journalism award from the american media and the aspect pass. he is produced for democracy now and other news organizations, which makes them particularly qualified to discuss tonight digital activism, resistance, resolution friend -- [inaudible] she's the author of a new book available over here after your dinner called "floodlines: community and resistance from katrina to the jena six." please join me in welcoming to the world affairs council, mr. flaherty. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. it's really an honor to be here and be aghast i want to especially thank flora and the rest of the board at the council for really making this happen. can people hear me okay? there's a double microphone going on here. there's a double microphone going on here. i think it's so importan

mr. romney, is p populism. the same we got from andrew jackson and harry truman and democrats since anyone can remember. t used to it. now to your crowd, a word is in order for the words your fond cotillion has been employing. it wasn't the democrats woo brought up the church the republican candidate attends. it wasn't the democrats who attacks the background of the republican candidate, mr mr. romney. it was the cackling mob on the right that continues even now to question the president's american birth without a single demerril from the republican candidate. he never says he was an illegal immigrant who snuck into the ru country after his birth to run the white house. you never hear a democrat mention the fact of romney's americanism, never a peep, but by do romney and his verbal henchman love bringing it up in their verbal slurs about the president, about how foreign he sounds and thinks, how he doesn't know what it means to be an american. that's what they call it. we have heard it all, the ugly rant from high and low, that never seems to end. and so my fellow americans on the right, get this, before

on much of the national international media.nal he appeared on cnn, npr andd rer reverend jesse jackson. mr. flaherty was the first journalist to write for national publication about substitute.t y you might remember threeears yes ago, during that two international attention. his post-katrina writing shared wr a journalism award from the american media for best katrina coverage in the ethnic press. two years produced al jazeeramow democracy now in other newsons, organizations with making him particularly qualified to discuss the topic tonight on tht title of which will be digital activism, resistance revolution in media from new orleans to teach it to occupy. mr. flaherty is the author of a new book, available over here fter your dinner, calledlle "floodlines: community and resistance from katrina to the jena six." six" please join me in welcoming toei the world affairngs council, mr. jordan flaherty. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. be here in vato gastineau to i want to especially thank flora and thend rest of the board and staff ofsf the world affairs council for really making this hap

mr. flaherty is a journalist and community organizer based in new orleans. if he looks familiar to you, he has appeared on much of the national international media and cooper 360 and reverend jesse jackson. mr. flaherty was the first journalist to write for the national publication as you may remember from about four years ago. bringing back the international attention. he was also -- his post-katrina writing shared a journalism award from the american media and the aspect pass. he is produced for democracy now and other news organizations, which makes them particularly qualified to discuss tonight digital activism, resistance, resolution friend -- [inaudible] she's the author of a new book available over here after your dinner called "floodlines: community and resistance from katrina to the jena six." please join me in welcoming to the world affairs council, mr. flaherty. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. it's really an honor to be here and be aghast i want to especially thank flora and the rest of the board at the council for really making this happen. can people hear me okay? there's a double microphone going on here. there's a double microphone going on here. i think it's so import

mr. biden and his metaphor about change and economic profession pail above past campaigns. the phrase is populism. the same populism we got through jacksonnd truman and democrats since anyone can remember. i say, mr. romney, get used to it. now for your crowd. a word is in order about the words your fond -- the democrats who brought up the church the candidate attends. it was the republicans who attacked the church the democratic candidate did. it wasn't the democrats who attacked the background of the republican candidate mr. romney. it was the cackling mod on the right. the mob that continues even b now to question the american birth. without anything from the republican candidate. not a word does he say when his allies bark and bay in the moonlight that the president is an illegal immigrant who snuck in after his birth to grab the white house. and it hasn't been the democrats attacking the other candidate's loyalty to the country. you never hear a democrat question or mention the fact of romney's americanism. never a peep. but boy do romney and his henchmen love bringing it up in their round of slurs against this president. about how

jackson hole. guys. brian. >> steve, thank you very much. mr. feldstein, thank you very much.end it around the desk here. not a lot necessarily to trade as far as stocks, obviously. i think the tax issue is worth noting. guys, i'm probably as confused as many americans are about what's really going to happen here. >> you know like many americans who can do the math that we have a spending problem, not a taxing problem, not a revenue problem. and that is the big item that has to be addressed and discussed by both the candidates for president. i hope when they do have that debate that this is one of the topics they address. >> and we need growth, too. spending is one side of the equation. the denominator is growth. if growth goes up, it raises the denominator, brings down the ratio of spending. where's the growth plan from anybody? >> that's the important point, right? if you would just go out there and cut government spending and we have a flat gdp, you have the u.s. version of austerity. we've seen how well that has worked out for europe. so you got to be very careful. the eco

of course what's interesting is the weidmann is going to jackson hole. mr. adam posen who was in his last week as a member of the bank of england monetary policy committee joined me exclusively on "worldwide exchange" and said it was in their mandate. >> central bank's zwroin eurozone is to provide monetary stability. buying and selling bonds is what they are supposed to do. that's what central banks do. >> so there we go. we think the ecb agrees. so dollar slightly stronger. it did get a little spike up from that draghi news. maybe the other thing is, joe, guys, maybe he couldn't spend the time to get on a jet and go hang out with steve. maybe that was the final decideder. >> art cashin wrote in a note and said this is something steve talked about, he can't go to bernanke's and if upstage him. it's like wearing a white to a wedding. don't upstage the bride. if you have news or say anything that makes news you're stepping on bernanke's toes with that too. >> what actually could he say? right? what more could he add. >> right now the trading floor would look

is it the jackson hole meeting or actually the september 6th meeting over in europe with mr. draghi? >> well, tomorrow's important, sue. no doubt. but certainly, i would think that what the european central bank does a week from today is going to be as important if not more important and likewise, too, there's an important economic data set specifically here in the u.s. with the pmi and employment numbers and chairman bernanke looking at the august economic data data and important things but on the margin the ecb is more important central bank. >> traders, thank you very much. ira, john and joe. thank you all for joining us. snu. >>> let's head to jackson hole, wyoming, with steve liesman. you heard the traders. what are you hearing out there? any signal if any that we're likely to get tomorrow? >> reporter: i think it's interesting listening to the traders and watching what's happened. you have this huge build-up to the speech. people expect a lot. and then all of a sudden it comes off and people think, oh well, we may be disappointed. ask bob, sue. you probably remember. it

jackson and the whole world is watching, but mr. is not just a fan, but an uber cool man. he is not holding back on the twitter, and he said allison schmitt and five exclamation marks. hope they got pics of her soles, because that's all they saw. go usa. and now this is drunk lady staggering flip dismount made famous by my girls missing the top step in da club. and now this one, commentator dude spends a lot of time nagging about the

jackson and the whole world is watching, but mr.l. he is not just a fan, but an uber cool man. he is not holding back on the twitter, and he said allison schmitt and five exclamation marks. hope they got pics of her soles, because that's all they saw. go usa. and now this is drunk lady staggering flip dismount made famous by my girls missing the top step in da club. and now this one, commentator dude spends a lot of time nagging about the negatives of the gymnasts, and even the americans. and it was not a handstand, but more like a hand split. the uk gets jacked by judges. you have to love it. all i can say is "samuel, keep them coming." that is all for tonight. "ac360" starts right now. >>> and now, what they do in his state doubling down and tripling down and now quad ruppling down claiming that mitt romney didn't pay any taxes for a decade without the chips to back it up. governor romney responded sharply today. >> it stim for harry to put up or shut up. and it is time for him to say who he spoke with, because it is totally and u

jackson lee is a democrat from texas. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, martin. >> thank you. mr.s just over an hour to decide whether he's going to stay in the missouri senate race. mitt romney has rather courageously 48 hours later, following what mr. akin said, has called for him to drop out. what do you think's going to happen? >> well, the clock is ticking. certainly congressman akin has apologized and as a human being, we all accept the right for anyone to apologize for whether it is a simple mistake or agree jous statement that really turned back the clock on women for more than a hundred years plus. here's the point that i would make on this issue. first of all, i think i can applaud again as one who holds the constitution dear, there is a right to freedom of religion. faith cannot govern this nation. we are a nation of laws, secular laws governed by three branches of government. what congressman akin said is forgivable on the part of him as a human being, but never as a government leader because for anyone to say that a woman can shut this thing down is already a given th

jackson. all fighting the tabloids. can they win? >> the celebrity is definitely trying to make a statement. >>> engaged jessica biel at the big "total recall" premiere. >> where is mrerlake?

mr. draghi, the first comments since it was announced he won't be going to jackson hole for symposium there. this comes as well as we've seen italy, results ofthy auction coming in. they have sold 9 billion february 2013 t-bills. average yield, 1.58 on the six-month and 2.45 previously. yields continue to come down for italian short-term borrowing costs as well. bid to cover, 1.69. healthied by to cover, 1.61 previously. >>> at the same time we turn our attention back to the louisiana coast. hurricane isaac is raking in at the moment on slow march toward a fortified new orleans. category 1 storm made initial landfall before 8 p.m. eastern at the mouth of the mississippi river. and a second landfall this morning just west of portfourchon. they say it's stationary and expected to head over the coast before heading inland. unleashing heavy winds and rain, knocked out power to more than 200,000 customers. rigs and refineries virtually totally closed down with 90% of production shut as a precaution. as far as gasoline and oil prices, crude off slightly, gas down around 1.3%, and natural gas is a

jackson has a lot of work of him on the road to recovery. >> first lady michelle obama hold the first ever kids dinner at the white house monday. >> buenos aires mrs. obama has invited 54 children between ages of 8 and 12 from all around the her let's part of move initiative aimed at stopping child of obesity. parents and children were asked healthy, affordable recipes, and submit them. the menu will feature some of those recipes. we have another hour of news. that starts right now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> republican vice-presidential hopeful paul ryan brings the race for the white house through e commonwealth. ahead

mr. chris christie. we'll talk about him and his big keynote speech coming up. >>> and samuel l. jackson tweeting, it is unfair republicans in tampa were spared from hurricane isaac. this morning the fallout and inevitable apology. "cnn newsroom" begins right now. >>> and good morning. thank you so much for joining us this morning. i'm carol costello. we begin right now with tropical storm isaac. right now it's growing stronger and closer and expected to be a hurricane when it charges ashore. new orleans and the mississippi gulf coast in the crosshairs. isaac's landfall to come late tonight or early tomorrow, the seventh anniversary of hurricane katrina. and it is that disaster that largely defines how prepared the city of new orleans is today. cnn meteorologist rob marciano is at one of the levees rebuilt in hurricane katrina's aftermath. is the system ready, rob? >> reporter: well, you ask the army corps of engineers and they say a resounding yes. you ask residents and they scratch their head and say, we'll see, because a lot of people point out, you know, we build things as men, and m