while promoting the book mr. lowethere is a hollywood bias against good-looking people, since i wouldn't know i have to ask mr. lowe himself so here he is. looking. you were just some guy in ohio shoplifting. come on. >> it takes a journalist of yourtatuing it dollars for? the rich jerk. >> but you would be great for that. >> because i am a rich jerk. >> i watch these old movies on turner classic movies. you know, gable and grant all those guys are very good-looking guys. they got all the plumb parts. >> right. >> it's changed now. you have to have angst. >> i love those guys, guys who are my heros like continue anywhere row and dustin hoffman and pa chin know. >> all ugly guys. >> they are charismatic. >> all right, now, you also have said n your mow meeting this book that you want less government intrusion. is that correct? >> i do. yeah. your pinhead friends in hollywood they don't want, they want equality for everyone, which take as massive government. >> i want equality for everybody is great. that would be amazi

. - mr. lowe, are you kidnapping me? - i am. [crowd yelling] - concede you're my accomplice. go drill a hole in my head and let the demons out. [yelling] - his pulse has steadied, and the fever has abated somewhat. are you giving him water, keeping the windows open? it's important that you allow the clean air to blow away the miasma. - i am doing as directed. - then with luck, he should soon be well. - and without luck?

. - except you're no longer an englishman, mr. lowe, if you ever truly were. - i'm sorry? - the island to which you have pointed is strachan atoll. there's nothing there but sand and wind, which i know to my cost, having once set foot there myself. - i'll do my job, mr. jagger, and i'll deliver blackbeard to you, but i will not do so at the expense of people who've done neither me nor you any harm. [both grunting] [clattering] [grunting] - left! left! keep formation! i need to acquire a trephine with some urgency. and some bandages, if you'd be so kind. [bells ringing] - stand aside, madam! fire when you have a shot! [gunfire] - [groaning] very close now! very close! [gunfire] - there he is! [panting] [gunfire] [water splashing] [gasping] [gunfire] [indistinct conversation] [sheep bleating] - how much? - no charge. - that's enough. come home now. [baby crying] [baby crying] >>> next at 11, a new development in the sierra lamar case. the evidence that prosecutors say catches the accused killer in a lie. >> tying them together is key to this case. >>> also, water leaking in

we've seen the super cool mr. lowe taking a peek outside. we see key members there.e're waiting for them to come out as a group on stage. we will be back there. they're having a little bit of food, little snack to get them through the next couple of hours. we will be back live at the brandenburg gate. >>> let us move on to our other top story today. there's been fast moving developments this the gaza crisis in the last few hours. earlier today, the israeli cabinet accepted a cease fire proposal. it will continue if the hamas rocket fire does not stop. israel's military says up to 20 rockets have been fired from gaza into southern israel. there have been no reports of casualties so far. >>> well, in the last few minutes the israeli prime minister gave his reaction to today's events. >> if hamas rejects the egyptian proposal, and the rocket fire from gaza does not cease and that appears to be the case now, we are prepared to continue and intensify our operations to protect our people. >> we'll see hamas figures in cairo to discuss the deal. the organization rejects the

story was a big hit mr. lowe said there is a bias against good looking people. i wouldn't know. the reason you got into pictures in the first place is that you were decent looking. you were just some guy inohio ohio shoplifting. come on. >> it take as journalist of your stature to bring thisjo out of theur shadows. >> yes he.o o >> studies show, worldwide at least 10 or 20 people a year are afflicted with good looking bias. with good-looking bias. >> you are telling me because you are a pretty boy you don't get the real gravitas parts that somebody like daniel day-lewis would get. is that what you are saying here? >> i am merely saying this that when they tell you you can't play the lead role of a pta father because you don't look right, when you are pta father you go, hmmmm you know what you would be great for? the rich jerk. >> but you would be great for that. >> because i am a rich jerk. >> i watch these old movies on turner classic movies. you know, gable and grant all those guys are very good-looking guys. they got all the plumb parts. >> right. >> it's changed now. you hav

mr. rob lowe. here he is taking on the o>>> w index." some royal news overnight.learning how to swim. this is kate revealing tuesday the 1-year-old getting prime splash time at the buckingham palace pool. >> i think everybody sort of loves splashing around. >> sort of hear her right there and he's carrying on a royal tradition. turns out that prince charles recently said he used to throw william in the water on many occasions. instead of putting it off he said it enthused him. >> it enthused him. >> he loves it. >> one way to learn. >> so elegant. >>> also in "heat index," a big announcement from our friend maks from "dancing with the stars." just a few weeks after taking home his first mirrorball trophy, partner meryl davis on season 18, the dancing pro told me your phone to check in at a known gym and monitor how long you stay. or you can track steps taken with a fitness band or miles run with the phone's gps. each time you go to the gym you check in and it uses the gps in your phone to verify you're really there. tiffany walked away with $41 in her pocket. >> i

low. with that, mr. clerk, if you can please call item number 1. >> item number 1 is a hearing regarding the closure of the university mound ladies home, specifically how the university mound ladies home board intends to ensure that none of the remaining residents will be without caron july 10, 2014. >> great, thank you very much. i know that we have a number of members of the community that are here and we're going to have a brief presentation from a number of folks. but i want to just say that the reason that i called for this hearing is that i believe that what's happening with this institution, with the university mount ladies home, and the fact that the board of directors has given eviction notices and that there are dozens of retirees, many of them, most of them women, that are facing eviction at ages of 80, 90. the fact that that's happening, to me, is symbolic of the larger issue that's happening here in san francisco, which is that our city is changing to the point that i believe we are forgetti

mr. snowden will end up in u.s. custody and anything resembling the near future is very, very low. basically nonexistent. >> do you personally feel that he faces persecution? >> he definitely faces

mr. rob lowe. here he is taking on the ocean. look at that. but wait for it.rowing some rose petals. there he is -- >> not chum. >> and then he's using a couple of great whites as jet skis. he's got a mermaid hitching a ride on the side. clearly he has incredible multitasking skills or -- >> what is that all about. >> i like how he had a fan blowing on him while -- >> he's rob lowe, right? >> was he just making a video in his spare time? >> basically. actually it's a promo for shark week and we're going to have more sneak peeks leading up to august 10th. shark week. it'll be fun. >>> finally rob isn't the only guy enjoying fun in the sun. leonardo dicaprio was spotted enjoying his summer with a super soaker in tow. in italy recently but little did he know that the image would live on for all of us. >> is he grimacing or smiling? >> i think he's smiling. >> it looks like he's in pain. >> he so enjoying life right there. he's like -- >> really? >> really? >> yeah, he's reliving his childhood. basically they have turned this picture into this viral sensation. fir

they look how low volatility is and look at certain bubblish markets and are worried they are too complacent. they know why. mrs. yellen told us last week, which is very low interest rates encourages excessive risk taking. they are worried that hoping they can signal the market, nudge the market into being a little less complacent. they are worried, but that's part of the game right now, which is in order to stimulate economic growth, they have to come to the asset market. >> how worried are you, mohammed, how worried specifically are you that what you just described ie that will not be economic lift off will come to pass. asset prices will come back down. how worried are you? handicap it for us. >> i'm worried for two reasons. the first one is we need productivity growth. we could end up in a situation where not only does growth not come back fast enough to lift off and lift off is the important concept but we get wage inflation because it turns out unemployment is structural. we need productivity growth. the second element is we need macro proterrible policies, the ability to control risks. we need them to wo

mr. egon said but it makes it harder for the small business so the low margin can survive the study on page 8 for example, take mr. egons report with a grain of salt and look at the great data from the strategic study it understands by creating the formula retail to locate in the san francisco neighborhood district the formula retail controls my may lower the costs by making the that neighborhoods formula retail controls may help to lower the rents reducing the costs for independent retailers this conclusion is different from what mr. egon recorded. in a study by the economic quarterly in the industry publication the invests david's preliming report that couldn't be that have a lower like san francisco portland and maybe berkley have experienced medium income and that's dominated by the larger championships and final an important point that is missing from mr. egons report the formula retails can afford to pay higher represents like the jack spade model the store is a loss leader that pays higher represent and backed by a parent corporation. i'll ask what impact that has on the commercial r

our collective members that's what i'm about the vets and our aids patients and the low income patients i work with mr. magee working to get the medicine to the people that need it >> sir your time is - >> we can hear the rebuttal from the permit holder. >> thank you it's been a long day and the hour is getting late i'll be brief i'll ask you to take a look at exhibit h there's two sides to every story there's the premium on time and the premium open our time for consideration of the different views but again, the focus should be is there a problem was on a error made in the orients e issuance of the permit i've heard different things nothing nor current it seem like if there were such everyday you would have heard about it thank you unless there's any questions. thank you very much >> i have a question who's our client. >> waterfall wellness the corporation there's the permit holder a corporation and whose it's a nonprofit; right? >> it's a in the. >> is there an executive director? >> it's t r mitchell and is daniel on the board. >> i'm not corporate attorney. >> your representing the corporation bu

their testimony said perhaps 25%. 25% is an abysmaly low number, mr. speaker. only 25% interdiction at the border. i go down to the border and i asked them down there, what percentage, what percentage are you interdicting here at the border, are you getting -- are you stopping 25%? and they would laugh and say 10% has to come first. 10% was the most consistent number i heard sector after sector, agent after agent. they think they're stopping about 10%. one of the i.c.e. supervisors said, i think it's 2% to 3%. so this 25% number, even if we accept it, then you have to multiply it times four to come up with the number of people that are coming across our border. if we stopped 25%, that means that 25 people come across, there's really 100 of them. and when you do the math, at the peak of our interdictions, which was during the bush administration, that came to about 11,000 a night. 11,000 illegal aliens, criminal alien, coming into the united states across our southern border every night. that traffic has slowed down a little bit because there are fewer economic

but today, mr speaker, they reached a low, a very low point. >> republicans say the lawsuit is not about the president personally, but the white house making and implementing changes to the health care law without congressional approval. >> republicans are motivated to stand up for the constitution, separation of power and roughly law. anyone that believes in the system of government should be worried about the president's executive overreach. >>> regardless of the money flowing in, feelings about president obama could have an impact on the midterm elections. if the election turns more on policy than presidential approval ratings, democrats believe the chances will get better is, and the effort to drive interest to policy matters got a lift thanks to supreme court justice ruth bator ginsberg, who gave an interview about court cases and criticised the five judges that ruled companies do not have to provide certain coverage for women. >> i'm hopeful the court's eyes will be open form. >> you feel the five justices had a bit of a blindspot. >> yes, in hobby lobby. >> ginsberg went on to say

low. i think mr. ackman has a call here. he's running against some time. how he's positioning himself. think it goes lower. >> yelp down 11%. >> i think their franchise is really if trouble here. you got several different competitions, not signing up as many businesses as they have in the past. so, yelp, you sell it down 11%. >> another big mover, apple, the stock falling off its rival samsung had disappointing second quarter results. they had a stiff competition as some of the reason for this demand. what happened, guy, going to $100 bucks a share. >> 99.46. so split hairs. now what? let's play the now what game. >> since dan called for his game. i'll call for my game. the now what game at these levels in my opinion, steve glosso flagged eight.5 on the upside, you buy it on a break above 101 what does that mean? it means you are flipping a coin. save the e-mails. that's how you trade the stock right here. >> i totally agrief. i'm long on apple. i'm waiting for that level in the '80s. i also think you do blow through 100 to the upside. once you get that upgrade cycle. i think the feder

low. to put it another way, mr.esident, if the labor participation rate today were what it was when the president took office, unemployment would not be only 6%, it would be 10.2%. that's how many people have completely dropped out of the labor force and are no longer even looking for a job. then there are the millions of americans who are working part-time because they can't find a full-time job. the labor department reported that the economy lost march than half a million full-time jobs in june and gained almost 800,000 part-time jobs. that's not a good statistic. i.tit's the rare part-time job t pays all the bills and gives financial stafnl stability. americans need more full-time jobs, not more part-time jobs. they also need the opportunity for hiring-paying jobs. but that's another opportunity in short supply in the obamacare economy. 30% of jobs that have been recovered have been high-wage jobs. similarly 37% of the jobs lost in the recession were midwage jobs while 26% of the jobs gained since the recession h

mr. clouds tuesday and wednesday. gets hot and humid. low 90s on went. better chance on thursday.hat gets rid of the humidity. back to pleasant conditions friday into next saturday with highs in the mid 80s which is close to average this time of year. >> not bad. low 90-degree day. >> just one. >> thank you very much. >> thank you so much for joining us tonight. we appreciate that. we are always on for you cbsphilly.com. now we're handing things over to lesley and the cbs-3 sports zone. have a great night, everyone. ♪ ♪ >> this is the cbs-3 sports zone presented by lexus. >> the birds are back. eagles training camp starts this week. some big story lines and big expectations surrounding chip kelly's squad. are the phillies, buying, selling or staying put after the all star break the phillies struggles continue in the second half the season. >>> hello and welcome to the lexus sports zone. i'm lesley van arsdall. we begin with chip kelly and the eagles. the birds report at the novacare complex on friday. no more camp in the lehigh valley. they train in south philadelphia for the seco

mr. clouds tuesday and wednesday. gets hot and humid. low 90s on went. better chance on thursday.gets rid of the humidity. back to pleasant conditions friday into next saturday with highs in the mid 80s which is close to average this time of year. >> not bad. low 90-degree day. >> just one. >> thank you very much. >> thank you so much for joining us tonight. we appreciate that. we are always on for you ♪ >> now a paid presentation for meaningful beauty advanced by cindy crawford. >> with special appearances by debra messing. >> valerie bertinelli. >> christa miller. >> and stars from tv's royal pains and the mentalist. >> and, brand new for 2014, our best offer ever, including $95 in free gifts. >> brought to you by guthy-renker. >> hi, everyone, i'm beauty and style journalist katrina szish on location in beverly hills. in just a few minutes we'll meet one of the most beautiful women in the world, supermodel cindy crawford. at age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning. her skin is just amazing, and so i feel like now i have a chan

but today, mr speaker, they have reached a low, a very low point. >> republicans say the lawsuit is not about the president personally, but the white house making and implementing changes to the heath care law without congressional approval. >> republicans are motivated to stand up for the constitution, the separation of power, and the rule of law. any person who believes in the system of government should be worried about the president's executive overreach. >> regardless of money flowing in, feelings about president obama can have a huge impact on the midterm elections, if they turn on policy than presidential approval ratings, democrats believe the chances will get better. and the potential to drive issues in relation to women voters got a lift thanks to judge ginsberg. she gave an interview so katie couric and grit tiffed the five judges that ruled companies do not have o provide contraception. >> i am hopeful if the court has a blindspot tomorrow, it will be open tomorrow. >> do you feel that the five justices had a blindspot. >> in hobby lobby - yes. >> ginsberg went on to say the

mr. speaker, we have reached a low, a very low point. this resolution to sue the president just goes a little too far. it is a shame and a disgrace. the american people deserve better. we can do better. we can do much better! >> but the democrats don't believe they can do much better in a house controlled by republicans like this. >> we have chosen to bring this legislation for today to sue the president over his selective implementation of the affordable care act. >> our constitution does not say that the president gets to write his own laws. our founders knew that was a bad idea. >> hour freedom is in peril, my friends. we cannot stand by and watch the president shred our constitution. >> are you willing to let any president choose what laws to execute and what laws to change? are you willing to let anyone tear apart what our founders have built? >> president obama did not seem worried today. >> this is a political stunt, but it's worse than that, because every vote they're taking like that means a vote they're not taking to actually h

mr. mayor and supervisor kim the minimum wage as to it stands far too low and 10 years later the same things that compelled us to raise the minimum wage are working today in san francisco we see the workers are falling behind in rent and when the average one bedroom agreement is 2 thousand plus per month workers can't live here and have long term futures in the city so many are homeless and worker two or three jobs and living in cramped rooms with shared kitchens or living with three or four or 6 people in agreement to pay the rents. san francisco should not be leading the country as the number one faster growing city that's not the legacy we want to leave so we are pleased to be standing with the coalition with the mayor's office and the board of supervisors and other groups to reach the consensus measure. our consensus measure will raise the bar by getting all workers to $15 in 200128 and insure that no minimum wage worker in san francisco goes without on increase over one hundred thousands of our lowest paid worker will benefit it puts hundreds of millions of into worker wages money going

mr. gross' mism, this could go on of low adjusted inflation rates? >> of course they could.w, they just say stuff. it could end tomorrow. i think this exercise in massive money printing, the copperheads of manipulation of the yield curve, of the virtual nationalization of our speculative finances -- all of this is not meant to last. this is not an enduring program of stability. this is as artificial as it gets. as artificial as tab, the late unlamented acrylic tasting beverage from the coca-cola company. >> tang? >> no, just tab. is now $4ance sheet trillion. where does that money go, did it actually blow up any bubbles, and that was our twitter question of the day. is the fed fueling a stock bubble? here are some of the responses we received. absolutely. someday this easy money has two end. made outyramid scheme of cash. another respondent disagrees -- no, because we're living in the 21st entry, technology, usa, not in the 20th century. what is your take on that, jim? >> the rules are different. >> it is different this time. it is really not, no. >> third and final answer -

low levels, too. >> dr. yellen, thank. mr. chairman, thank you. >>> that is the fed chair. largely sticking to the script, if you're just joining us, saying no precise decision on the direction or timing of rates. low rates seen for a considerable period post qe. the headline deal s a lot of th thunder, filing by the fed saying valuations of smaller firms and the biotech and social space appear stretched and some of those names even in large cap sector are still under pressure today. >>> when we come back, shares of reynolds, american and down after the deal announced. we'll talk to the ceo exclusively in a moment. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. no change from janet yellen saying rates may go up sooner if the job market improves more quickly. f

mr. mellow. they are outgoing, mellow, sweet, low key easy-going cats. >> these are personality traits that you would find throughout the maine coon world? >> yes. i will say that we rescue maine coon mixes from shelters so they are not purebreds but they tend to not only have that great personality trait, they tend to be larger. they have ear tufts. i don't think elliot smith is going to show us his paws but he has tufts on his feet. >> and a fluffy neck too. >> fluffy neck, just tend to be bigger cats. >> now, why did you decide to found maine coon adoption? oh, i adopted a maine coon mix. >> and you just fell in love? >> that was it. and then when i decided to rescue cats, it had to be maine coons. >> so all of the maine coons that you have under your care they are all in foster homes right now? >> yes. we foster in our homes and go to know our kitties and we work very hard to make sure that when we do an adoption it's a fit for the family and the cat. of in a family has young children, we want to be sure that the kitty will run towards the children when they come to the house and not run under th

mr. chairman and members of the committee, one of our analyst josh low this year, and he gave me a copy of his notes, and let me just read you what he has in his notes. under attrition and savings, 510,000 in permanent surplus in 13, 14, and so they added 510,000 in surplus, and our recommended reduction, our recommended cut is 105,073. with the department also did not comment on, is that in addition to the attrition savings, we have recommended an additional 2 positions. for the department. and so for these reasons, we believe that our recommendation is very reasonable, and we recommend that you accept it. >> mr. rose, again, what is the department, or the department's budget going from last year to this year in increase of how much? >> it is going up four million 465,988 or 16.8 percent and now in fairness to the department, let me be my own devil's advocate, when we made that presentation, of an increase in the department's budget, that includes salary increases and so that is some what misleading and that is not the basis of recommended cut and the basis is based on a detailed analysis

low income students. or trio or gear up programs. mr. levin: i yield the gentleman an additional minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kind: or gear-up programs. somehow, some way it became fashion to be cut those programs that have benefited low income students, including myself. when i was a kid growing up my family did not have the financial means to send me to school so i was able to qualify for pell grants. i did do work study all four years. and without that availability i don't know where i would have ended up, with my education. that's where we seem to go to first in the budget for cuts. and then coming forward today on a bill that will add $ 7 billion to the deficit -- $97 -- $97 billion to the deficit. week of still got time. let's do in the right way. i would encourage my colleagues, vote no and give this body time to fix some of the deficiencies in the bill, but also to make the tough decision and too do it in a fiscally -- and do it in a fiscally responsible manner. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from tennessee. mrs. black: