. >> one thing that's taken place is every year we have mr. lou digs.he's written many books on the history of baltimore county. >> right. >> he provides a bus tour that will take people and show historical spots in the county. he has involved in the past the -- showed the underground railroad. >> wow. >> he has -- he is he has a wealth of information on our history in the towson community. this year again we will have a bus tour and have a display of the actual history. this history dates back to the 1800s. >> incredible. >> for towson. >> there's also a wellness village, financial empowerment zone; is that correct? >> yeah. a couple of other things we have is the health and wellness village. this year we'll have people coming out talking about different advocates for health issues. we have vendors talking to people referencing kidney, juvenile diabetes. we'll have venture dental doing free dental screenings. >> okay. >> so just going to have a wealth of people for the health event. we're also going to have a kids zone. in this kids zone we'll have the

lou: mr.irman, have you ever seen a president standing before cameras to approve and support his desire to strike a sovereign nation unilaterally, and at the same time, call 48 away in the bill for the authority that he had sought at the outset. what are your thoughts on this? >> well, it was schizophrenic in that regard. clearly he wants to impress upon the american people that the seriousness of the problem, it was also apparent to me that he and his administration did not have a coherent plan that people could look at it and say, yes, this is an achievable objective it isgoing to have a positive result, and we know how we will expect ourselves and we know tht we will not be having serious ramifications for ourselves or a host of other groups concerned about what might happen here. christians in syria and neighboring countries and so on. so from that standpoint, i don't think it served him well. but i do think that we are pleased that he made a wise decision at the end to back away from aski

mr. prime minister you are serious about engaging in substantive meaningful negotiations. lou: the problem is that mr. boehner needs to take off his shirt to a clever and of course. also of the aftermath of the tragic flooding in colorado was $2 billion worth of damage now reports of at least wailes bills caused by those massive floods nearly 20,000 gallons of oil have spilled into rivers across the colorado plains rescue efforts have been positive positive, down from 1200 missing to now just about 200 this evening. but in mexico more than 40,000 tourists trapped around acapulco after flooding bear to go by a two tropical storms ripped through the area did death toll rises at 80 nearly 60 people are missing. and reports of crocodiles infesting the floodwaters as you can see residents battling with these reptiles in the streets but the highly anticipated that heavily criticized "grand theft auto" had an extraordinary opening day despite the controversy by the violent content or because of it, it topped the world wide box office receipts of all but two of the top hollywood box o

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lou: i would hope that john kerry would call you and get some can counsel on how to emulate your clarity. perhaps his boss as well. frank, thank you for being with us, mrambassador. >> thank you, sir. lou: appreciate it. president obama spent his summer vacation golfing. home land security committee chairman michael mccall showing other congressman why border security comes first. next. any last requests mr. baldwin? do you mind grabbing my phone and opening the capital one purchase eraser? i need to redeem some venture miles before my demise. okay. it's easy to erase any recent travel expense i nt. just pick that flight right there. mmm hmmm. give it a few taps, and...it's taken care of. this is pretty easy, and i see it works on hotels too. you bet. now if you like that, press the red button on top. ♪ how did he not see that coming? what's in your wallet? how did he not see that coming? at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like onof the best on-time delivery records d a low claimsatio, we do whatever it takes to me your business our siness. od. helping the worlkeep promises. announcer: every day acros

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mrs. clinton's policies democrats say should focus on preventing another benghazi. lou: thank you.the house oversight committee set to hold his own hearing on the benghazi attack tomorrow. with that, mike mullen and investor bickering. my next guest will be attending the hearing. joining us to discuss the investigation, the latest republican bush to defund obamacare, member of the house oversight and judiciary committees, chair of the immigration and border security subcommittee. congressman, good to have you with us. this is a bold stroke by the leadership in about 180 degrees away from the initial offering of the speaker last week to the senate democrats in which he decoupled the continuing resolution, the budget, defunding obamacare. what happened? >> i think if the speaker were here talking to you, he would tell you his preference was always to have this ideological battle over the debt ceiling as opposed to the continuing resolution. for most of your viewers, that is a pretty boring point but appears matters but he wants a fight fight over the debt ceiling or to the speaker's

mrs. villain and i are planning our... you scare me. and i like it. let's go what's in your wallet? lourtment says the military is ready to act in syria as talks with russia and syria continuous. my guest says previous forays have not exceeded democracy or stability nor enhance our standing in the eyes of the region for joining us now is "the new york times" best selling author professor of international relations and author of the brand new book breach of trust how americans feel the soldiers and their country. great to have you here. let's first turn to what we are witnessing in syria about this president's ultimatum and threats threats, ultimatums and where we are now? >> i think the president created his own drama and foolish lead to a red light without thinking through the consequences of somebody crossing over the rabbi and the aside government did that the president had to do something and he found himself with lousy options in terms of what military strikes could do and what their risk and also found himself with precious little support with great britain opting out, the militar

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mrs. villain and i are planning our... you scare me. and i like it. let's go what's in your wallet? loue president tonight may be in trouble but he may have a way out as we have reported, but we do know this, he has been unsuccessful trading jobs and create new businesses. this foreign policy is in shambles and he is set to go on national television tomorrow night to persuade congress to allow him to unilaterally attack a sovereign nation. it is plainly speaking wrongheaded policy at the wrong time, the wrong way mr. obama's gone before the american people as a lame-duck president who is quickly losing significant measures of his credibility, respect and relevance around the world, and all that he is lost cannot be reclaimed with any more speeches. terry can be reclaimed at all, frankly and we have been warning the new status for several months. we have to put libya here. the indication he is a lame-duck. egypt as well, syria, immigration without question he is a lame-duck. two issues for the president is relevant. he is without question a lame-duck. that was a month and a half ago were

mrs. clinton's policies when democrats saythe committee should focus on preventing another benghazi. lou>> joining us to discuss the benghazi investigation, the latest republican push to defund obama care. congressman trey gotti. congressman, good to have you with us. this is a bold stroke by the leadership and it's 1830 degrees away from the offering of the speaker last week to the senate democrats in which he coupled on the continuing resolution, the budget, and die funding obama care. what happened? >> well, i think it's a speaker were here talking to you, lou, he would say his preference was always to have this idealogical battle over the debt ceiling as opposed to the continuing resolution, and i know for most of your viewers, that's a pretty boring point, but up here it matters whether you want to fight over the debt ceiling or the c.r. to the speaker's credit, when people went to him and persuaded him, we would rather fight now than later, he agreed. i think that's what you look for. >> the speaker did that. i wanted to fight over the c.r., but i give him credit for -- >> is there

lou: today we learned that assad is making demands of all sorts. what a changed man. we have not heard much from him, and now we hear nothing but demands from mr.>> well, barack obama really took a passive role, backseat and basically said, assad, putin, figure out what you're going to do analysis and see if it is agreeable. barack obama foreign-policy wise is a very weak president and it makes life really easy for people like putin and assad. instead of looking at a strong and potentially for reagan as president where they have to be concerned, they're like a bra, and say, he is not serious. we can barkin around, and that is exactly what putin did. he dictated what the foreign policy should be and what we should do and blamed us for american exceptional as some. that isebody only does what they're facing a weak president. lou: audacious. putin so confident that he is turning over some space to another than senator john mccain. it ought to be a fierce op-ed piece, don't you think? >> it absolutely will, and i could not agree more. i think we're in a terrible situation where it is hard for anyone to make the case that president obama has any cre

that this is the first, second and third steps skip to the lou my darling, okay, going right into socialized medicine. >> i guarantee you, mr. president, it is noticed, that senator roberts is standing with us. it is noticed that senator sessions is standing with us. it is noticed that senator ensy is standing with us. it is one thing for the young turks. it is one thing for those who have been dubbed the whacko birds to be willing to stand and fight, but when you see senior elder statesman of the senate standing side by side, i would suggest, mr. president, we are starting to see what i hope will happen this week. which is seeing republicans unify. >> gloria borger, he knew he wasn't going to succeed when all the dust settled, but he did it any way. so what's his real agenda here? >> he's playing an outside game. because he knows he's going to lose. this for him is about talking to the base of his party and if you look at the polls, you see that about two-thirds of tea party folks believe that he's fighting the correct fight, even if he's going to lose. even if it means shutting down the government, they believe it's worth

lou, i agree 100% with you. that was one of my questions to mr. kerry. we're talking -- we're talking about attacking a sovereign nation that did not attack america, and they're talking about it would be a surgical strike if we drop bombs here and there, people will die from that. my question is if another country did that to us, would we not view that as a military or act of aggression, act of war. i think resoundingly we would. we don't have the constitutional authority to attack another country for that reason. if it was a national security threat, which i don't feel this is, i think it's a tremendously horrible thing that's happening over there and i would love for it to be brought to a peaceful or diplomatic resolve. this is where our foreign policy, i think, has been askew, it's been off track. i've seen it more in the last five years. i followed the middle east for the last 15 to 20 years. what i've seen in the last five years, there's this state of confusion, and many members today say they were confused. and i think the world is confused, i tnk

lou: and given that possibility, if not reality, what should the united states to here? what are mrobama's choices? >> well, we are in this process now. it is unfortunately something we stepped into, and i don't think we have any choice but to put tough measures on the table. one is that we would keep our threat of an attack on the table. to, verification is going to be a key, and this is a real challenge, as you can imagine. i mean, we have a war going on in syria. we do not know where all the chemical weapons sites are. certainly i don't believe the russians you either. only the regime knows when they are. so the fourth, that assad will voluntarily give up all those sites and insure that these weapons are being transferred is really very ambitious, probably highly unlikely. lou: is it not as we look at another russian ship moved into the mediterranean, a carrier killer, so-called, a guided missile craft. this is becoming dangerous as the forces, the russian forces are building. our forces are already in position. as you say, a highly ambiguous and difficult that into the san who i

across in the rurks again, to make a weak decision even weaker, and we've ray loued putin to come back in and check himself as a mr. jor force in the middle east and almost i would think given assad a guarantee he will stay in power because the russians as protector, they claim they're going to get rid of the chemical weapons, how can we move against assad? how can we give support or sploi to the rebels. we definitely weakened our position. i hope this works. i hope the weapons are gone. right now, i think we are dealing from an additional weakness. >> would you agree that putin determined the white house was in a pan tobacco get out of the box they had put themselves in. so pouten throws him a life lien, but in the end, it only helps putin's cause by maintaining the security of bashar al-assad in power in syria. >> yeah, it doesn't help his cause. it dramatically advances putin's cause, first of all, assad is his closest alloy. this guarantees assad's stay in power. two years ago, he said assad must go. now assad will most likely stay in power. secondly, putin announced firing a shot or spending a ruble russia af

mrs. villain and i are planning our... you scare me. and i like it. let's go what's in your walle lou street stocks closed lower, dow, s&p down for 5 straight sessions, dow down 61, s&p lost 5, nazdaq fell 7. holding steady through there week. joining me now with his outlook and perspective. lou lehrman. i market that is struggling despite naysayers, what is your outlook? >> all about the federal reserve system, whole world has bought idea you don't fight the fed, there is a good precedent to believe in that. lou: i know you are no fan of this fed but i have to say ben bernanke is surprising all members of the consensus. that was hil hilarious they were sniffing and stamping their feet, saying you can't do this, you have to take your 10 to 15 million out of the bond purchase program. it was great fun to watch. >> we live in a world now, which you have asset bubbles for the rich. 51 spored by -- sponsored by federal reserve system, and food stamps for the poor. a middle class that is losing purchasing power. we have one institution in washington which is really operating with a policy

presented so according to mr up call for this kind of evidence can actually change the whole course of negotiations can actually change the whole geneva two concept. well let's bring in dr lou she is a political analyst and professor at university in jordan thank you very much for being with us this evening we've just heard they're having way that russia's deputy foreign minister said that the u.n. inspectors it no ignored crucial evidence possibly implicating syrian rebels in marriage port why do you think they ignored it. well historically speaking the united nations before the rise of brics countries the comeback of russia into the international arena has been the plaything of the united states. government so this report was meant to justify their military strike against syria. the fact that they have ignored some evidence especially if you look at the dark on can that last. in aleppo countryside i think that tells you something of the amount of bias that is. into the work of these inspectors this is highly politicized and at this moment to justify the actions of belligerence by nato countries the u.s. government france and of course the syrian rebels who are the primary

lou: as you speak we show video from the palace in st. petersburg where as the host of the ig 20 summit was showing mr. peculiar moment is no support voiced for this president's plan to strike a respective of congressional approval? >> again, our closest ally, the great britain, we do not have nato. we clearly don't have the u.n. security council because it was very cleverly done i believe when assad did this has had their votes. even the arab league does not support us. when you get in a position like that, we have to reexamine what we want to do it is a shot across about to not make anything happen constructively. lou: again that as part of the president's rhetoric he but like to withdraw i think if it were possible will this president after running into insurmountable opposition this evening and in congress will he still attack syria? >> if the congress does not give him the authority and pass the resolution, i don't think he will. he could but that could be his waterloo because the whole world and congress and clearly the majority of the american people do not want anything to do with this in the m

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lou: secretary of state kerry agrees with russion the plan to eliminate serious chemical weapons. the middle eastern terrorism expert tells us. next.@?? um... where's mrs. davis? she took an early spring break thanks to her double miles from the capital one venture card. now what was mrs. davis teaching? spelling. that's not a subject, right? i mean, spell check. that's a program. algebra. okay. persons a and b are flying to the bahamas. how fast will they get there? don't you need distance, rate and... no, all it takes is double miles. [ all ] whoa. yeah. [ male announcer ] get away fast with unlimited double miles from the capital one venture card. you're the world's best teacher. this is so unexpected. what's in your wallet? lou: the united states and russia demand that syria gives up one of resolution set to vote that resolution won't work because united states has no way to enforce it under the terms of the resolution and obama will not fight for a tougher agreement. joining is now is are middle eastern terrorism expert, while lead various. first the president shows it is a accomplishment in and of itself with a contact between the president that

lou? >> and thank you very much, ed henry. for more on the president's speech at the united nations, i'm joined now by ambassador john negroponte. mr. ambassador, great to you with us. >> thank you. >> your reaction to the president's speech today first at the general assembly? >> i thought it was quite complete statement about his policy towards middle east and one thing that caught my attention was that it was quite specific with regard to the immediate diplomatic objectives, namely the iranian nuclear program and then also the middle east peace process between israel and the palestinians. >> the president seemed to me to speak of the iranian nuclear program as the fulcrum for whatever -- whatever relationship might result if there can be an opening found and exploited by the two nations. this seems on another level to be the most difficult issue between the two nations. your thoughts? >> well, it is kind of a double-edged sword because i see on the one hand if you negotiate about the nuclear issue and you reach some kind of resolution, maybe the price the president's willing to pay for that is to place less emphasis on the other

lou: up next, brand-new book, under fire, exposes what secretary of state hillary clinton and president obama knew about benghazi and when. we're joined by the coauthors, here next. um... where's mrsook an early spring break thanks to her double miles from the capital one venture card. now what was mrs. davis teaching? spelling. that's not a subject, right? i mean, spell check. that's a program. algebra. okay. persons a and b are flying to the bahamas. how fast will they get there? don't you need distance, rate and... no, all it takes is double miles. [ all ] whoa. yeah. [ male announcer ] get away fast with unlimited double miles from the capital one venture card. you're the world's best teacher. this is so unexpected. what's in your wallet? lou: the military wrapping up its ability to respond tooapril attacks moving 250 marines to italy ahead of 1 year anniversary of benghazi attacks, attacks that left 4 americans dead including ambassador christopher stevens, my next guests have taken i look and shared it about what happened on night of september 11 a year ago. in their new book, the untold story of the attack in benghazi, entitled "under fire." counter tecounterterrorism expel

lou: wonderful. i like that direct forecast and i am crushed on time. thank you the new book looking at college football is back. what a season is under way already. any last requests mryou mind grabbing my phone and opening the capital one purchase eraser? i need to redeem some venture miles before my demise. okay. it's easy to erase any recent travel expense i want. just pick that flight right there. mmm hmmm. give it a few taps, and...it's taken care of. this is pretty easy, and i see it works on hotels too. you bet. now if you like that, press the red button on top. ♪ how did he not see thacoming? what's in your wallet? lou: college football is back and if you are a fair and this will be quite a season. my next guest says college football is in grave danger on the brink of losing its soul we have the "new york times" best selling author and his new book forth and a long. there is. we recommend it highly. great to have you here. congratulations on the book. people say it is a struggle for the soul but you mean exactly what you say. >> the players and fans on this side in a love for the sport this tug-of-war they used to be back and forth they just drive the players

lou: on lou dobbs tonight president obama goes on national television tonight trying to convince congress and america that he deserves approval to attack syria. the stock market says mr. we take up tonight at 7:00 eastern. stuart: is this an all-time high for netflix? nicole: certainly is. in 2011 was shy of $3.05 and today you see $3.56 as high as $3 and 756. the forget what they have been doing, obviously adding subscribers which give them more money and more and half of their annual revenue on content so more subscribers, revenue, content in addition to the original programming we discussed earlier and some of the analysts, rbc talk about price target recently so a new all-time high. stuart: momentum. thank you very much. the dow is up 112 points. knowledge genuine star. one of the judges of dancing with the stars and she joins us right now. i want to start with i believe she is 74 years old, the actress, valerie harper, diagnosed with terminal brain cancer yet she has committed to four hours of rehearsal. day to appear on the program. it is fantastic. >> and so inspiring because she is proving life is not over no matter what diagnosis you get. my mother had cance