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mr. morgan. you just don't quit. what i've said is i think i can best serve him in other ways. but anybody including me would be honored to be asked. >> that's almost an honest answer. my god. governor, thank you very much for joining me. i appreciate it. >> you're welcome, good to be with you. >> tim pawlenty. i think basically sending a message to mitt romney there. he's available if asked. ahead, our guests. republican strategist kelly ann conway. welcome to you both. what do you make of that? let's start with you over here. what do you make of of what tim pawlenty said? >> i find it interesting. governor pa lenty can call it class warfare, piers. i call it math. at the end of the day, we're talking about these tax cuts which george bush passed in the middle of a war. no president in the history of the united states of america has ever cut taxes in the middle of a war. those taxes added $1.7 trillion to the american deficit between 2001 and 2008. so that's our starting point. the governor spoke about these middle class americans, these entrepreneurs who are dying under the b

mr. -obama. >> i'm morgan freidman and i'm supporting barack obama because he possesses the measure of vision nation hungers for. and i oppose mitt romney because he is a no caffeine drinking dog car strapping weird name given android each of us so rich 493 houses is equipped with a toilet that cleanses his bum with thousand dollar bills. i am morgan freidma

mr. -obama. >> i'm morgan freidman and i'm supporting barack obama because he possesses the measure of vision nation hungers for. and i oppose mitt romney because he is a no caffeine drinking dog car strapping weird name given android each of us so rich 493 houses is equipped with a toilet that cleanses his bum with thousand dollar bills. i am morgan freidman and i'm off my medication. [ laughter ] >> shannon: we are all for the record on our ms tonight. i don't know what you think about that. 493 homes. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced, and unafraid. >> shepard: this is the fox report. tonight, the death of a space pioneer. tonight, the life of the first woman in space sally rid. and dazed and disturbed. the movie massacre suspect in court. >> our first look at the accused killer as he faces a judge and victims of the massacre. >> i don't think he is hurting yet and i think he needs to. >> plus, the teenager who risked his own life to rescue a family. >> when i saw the two kids sitting there definitely my first reaction is i have got to help them out. >> shepard: word of a mira

they sat down with piers morgan. mrs. romney making it clear she is a big part of her husband's charm. >> i will work as hard as i can on the likability piece. >> he seems like a perfectly likeable chap to me. i don't understand it. >> we will get over that one. >> we see romney in his campaign trying to get window into his family where he is funnier and jokes more. after matt lauer asked about her watching her horse compete in the olympics, he offered this interesting anecdote. >> my sons gave me a box and said if you wear this, mom will pay more attention to you. it was a rubber horse mat. >> did you wear it? >> no. >> although the candidates are on two different continents, here's a look at where the most money is being spent. virginia, ohio, florida, north carolina have multiple markets in the top ten. the roanoke market is at the top. it's a big change from last week's list. take a look between july 16th and 22nd. the colorado marks took all three. colorado springs had been one or two. since last friday's deadly shoo

in the official report, that lieutenant colonel morgan made reference to, and i want to read this, mr. speaker, the official investigation was released in the following months and the investigators, morgan, stackhouse, and ratisch, specify by saying, quote, during this investigation we found nothing that we would characterize as negligence, deliberate pilot error or maintenance/material failure. mr. speaker, the word deliberate bothered me so much that i wrote to colonel morgan and i said, will you please explain why you used the word deliberate? i'll read his comments back to me, mr. speaker. my personal feeling and opinion supported by my interviews with the lead flight crew is that the mishap aircraft, that's 72, now, these two men were flying it, had no idea they had exceeded any flight parameters. they were merely trying to remain in position on a flight lead trying to salvage a bad approach. mr. speaker, what he is saying is that these two men, in a new, experimental airplane, they were following behind on -- they were falling behind on a mission that never should have been orde

"piers morgan" starts now. >>> tonight, mr. cool himself, ll cool j, on fame, family, and that prayer for whitney houston at the grammys. >> i could not see going out on stage and having a party without first finding some sort of peace with what took place. >> he also reveals why he's rapping again. i'm a king in the rap world. >> you really are they're talking about you in every club. >> and kyra sedgwick, her life with kevin bacon and the secret to their happy marriage. >> the secret to a happy marriage is not to take advice from celebrities about marriage. >> the end of the series "the closer." was it emotional? >> oh, very. very boo hooey. >> and how she stays so impossibly youthful. >> you have the high cheekbones everything hangs on. >> i can get you a guy to do that. >> i'm sure you can. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. we'll get to my interview with ll cool j in a moment, but first, listen to what kyra sedgwick, the gorgeous star of "the closer" told me about the biggest villain in her life, bernie madof

"piers morgan" starts now. >>> tonight, mr.ool himself, ll cool j, on fame, family, and that prayer for whitney houston at the grammys. >> i could not see going out on stage and having a party without first finding some sort of peace with what took place. >> he also reveals why he's rapping again. i'm a king in the rap world. >> you really are they're talking about you in every club. >> and kyra sedgwick, her life with kevin bacon and the secret to their happy marriage. >> the secret to a happy marriage is not to take advice from celebrities about marriage. >> the end of the series "the closer." was it emotional? >> oh, very. very boo hooey. >> and how she stays so impossibly youthful. >> you have the high cheekbones everything hangs on. >> i can get you a guy to do that. >> i'm sure you can. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. we'll get to my interview with ll cool j in a moment, but first, listen to what kyra sedgwick, the gorgeous star of "the closer" told me about the biggest villain in her life, bernie madoff.

mr. romney also weighed in on foreign policy matters with fehrs morgan. >> america's had the reputation as being the world's policeman for my lifetime. it's quite a responsibility. is it one that america continues to need to have? do you need to be the world's policeman? or as you see super powers emerging, china, india, and others, is it time for that responsibility to be spread around a little bit? >> i don't think anyone signs up for the term " -- well, i say anyone, i don't think the leaders of our nation signed up for the idea of america being the policeman of the world. but nonetheless, america has been, and i believe must continue to be, the leader of the free world. and i think the free world needs to be the leader of the entire world. and being a leader of the trfre world means having clear and defined goals and values, sharing them with other nations. i think our nation's leadership has been perhaps the greatest source of a national entity's good that you've seen on the world stage, freeing people from tyrants, spreading free enterprise and lifting people out of poverty even in p

morgan is on the board of directors why would anyone listen to this bag of puss and lives well in fact they state max mr blair's intervention was likely to prove controversial because of his commercial interest since leaving downing street five years ago he's an advisor to j.p. morgan a u.s. investment bank and to zurich a swiss financial firm and his clients including several governments which are said to deliver an annual income of about twenty million pounds right so he gets twenty million pounds to use the office of the prime minister of britain to soft pedal on bank reforms because he himself is a recalcitrant bank prostitute who is on the receiving end of bribes graft blood for oil do i need to go on he's a trifecta of fraud he's rigged the media he rigged elections any rigged markets this guy needs to be arrested well let's talk about crime and punishment to the other bankers there's thousands of them they're operating all over the place the system is corrupt we could get rid of tony blair that's one guy and perhaps one day . maybe he'll see see justice but let's talk about the crime and punishme

the company as possible but he can't quit for the third parties every time mr pickard in the made off fraud tried to sue j.p. morgan to the big banks he lost in court and that's because he doesn't have that power a receiver on the other hand could look at anything and i think what happened with peregrine was there was an individual who had been involved in fraudulent activities who died a few months ago he had a receiver appointed in his particular case and i think to see if t.c. finally woke up and realized that fraud was the chief problem here so they went in the federal court said your honor we need a receiver who has the power not of the bankruptcy court but a real federal judge to go after these third parties that's the key issue. lawyer more from chris whalen in the second part of our show but first back by popular demand this. right time now for word of the day where we break down a financial term or concept for our very smart here but just perhaps maybe not the financial expert in our audience and today it is new york stock exchange given that we are here on it now to help us out with this we're going to ta

. >>> and actor morgan freeman reminded npr this president is not america's first black president since mrobama's mother was white, he stresses obama is america's first mixed race president. >>> if you feel like throwing the politicians to the dogs this year you're in luck. bow-wow barack can become your dog's favorite or there's also mitt for mutts. cost $24. and that is your dish of scrambled politics. >>> and now here's your "first look" how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,896. loses 47 points yesterday. the s&p down 6 while the nasdaq added a fraction. taking a look at overseas trading this morning in tokyo the nikkei dipped 59 points while in hong kong the hang seng fell 8. stocks edged lower thursday on jitters over job numbers. that's coming out later today. june's government employment data is expected to show the economy added an anemic 90,000 jobs but others over european debt keeping hiring down. that will likely increase concerns that recovery here is losing steam. light post holiday volume along with those job worries put an end to the s&p 500s strongest

toxic stock facebook and now they're all losing their shirt again the morgan stanley will blame the market they won't blame them so mr market is the bad guy the fact that we took fraud publicly committed massive securities fraud and because we're basically fraudsters doesn't matter to people they passively got into the stock the networks have been destroyed and it's because of mr market. well there are loads of lawsuits being filed as we speak but you know as this oklahoma was the center of the great dust bowl of the one nine hundred thirty s. and where did all the okies head but to california so if they head out to california today however they're going to find economical wasteland which is probably worse than the dust bowl but just the financial and economic dustbowl happening in california headline reads california cities i plan to seize mortgages officials from san bernardino county in two of its cities have formed a local agency to consider the plan to condemn troubled mortgages the idea was broached by a group of west coast financier's who suggests using the power of eminent domain which lets the government sei

mr. dimon of j.p. morgan chase is a well-regarded executive, losing control of billions of dollars. they do not know how much money they have lost. capital one admitting that they had vendors who were treating people and only an independent consumer bureau stepped in. there have been problems in the past. a controller was not a good regulator in the sense of the banks. we have a new one and i think you will see a great deal of improvement. but the notion that our problem is too much regulation, i am a step by the people who make that comment. it is coming from people who were born apparently sometime in 2009. >> thank you, ranking member. new york is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, chairman and good morning, mr. secretary. the american people were told when dodd frank was signed that they could -- these regulatory failures would be a thing of the past but over the last two years, we have seen massive scale regulatory failures. we have witnessed the collapse of mf global. we have seen the collapse of bfg commodities, close to $200 million in customer funds missing. now i tre

rising some mr. 92 in fairfield. 94 in antioch. 92 livermore. warm day down to morgan nice looking day san jose 84. 68 in san francisco. still see patchy fog in the afternoon. 63 in half machine bay but get you up into the mid 80's range around santa rosa. here's look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast and we are just in a slightly cooler pattern for subpoenaed but wouldn't even say cooler. a little dip as trough moves through the north and temperatures come right back um knicks inland by tuesday. it's getting hot. we keep it hot for wednesday at least in our inland area. mid 60's along the coast.so really the summer heat that we are used to. financially going to get it. >> all right thank you. >> larry is off but we have sports. >> a's can stay hot. a's and mariner involved in pitcher mariner involved in pitcher dual what is going on. milk experience theticket to pressure-relieving comfort of tempur-pedic, and sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. get 36 months interest-free financing: no down, and no interest for 3 years. plus, get free

mr. begala, when we come right back, are african-americans turning on barack obama? actor morgan freidman now says he is not america's first black president but next, a powerful teacher's union in california helps defeat a law that would have made it easier to fire sexually abusive bad teachers. you will not believe this story coming up. >> laura: in the impact segment tonight, two hot topics including actor brad pitt's mother scathing letter to a newspaper about why christians should not vote for barack obama. but first, an absolutely outrageous situation in the golden state. the california teacher's association, a powerful labor union with more than 325,000 members, helped defeat a proposed law that would have made it easier for school districts to fire teachers in cases of sexual and other egregious misconducted. the union argued that the bill violated the teacher's right to due process. what about the children's right to be safe inside the classroom? joining me now from fort worth, texas is radio talk show host janine turner. from los angeles leslie marshall, she is a fox new

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mr. dimon of j.p. morgan chase is a well-regarded executive, losing control of billions of dollars. they do not know how much money they have lost. capital one admitting that they had vendors who were treating people and only an independent consumer bureau stepped in. there have been problems in the past. a controller was not a good regulator in the sense of the banks. we have a new one and i think you will see a great deal of improvement. but the notion that our problem is too much regulation, i am a step by the people who make that comment. it is coming from people who were born apparently sometime in 2009. >> thank you, ranking member. new york is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, chairman and good morning, mr. secretary. the american people were told when dodd frank was signed that they could -- these regulatory failures would be a thing of the past but over the last two years, we have seen massive scale regulatory failures. we have witnessed the collapse of mf global. we have seen the collapse of bfg commodities, close to $200 million in customer funds missing. now i tre

manages emerging market assets for morgan stanley he's author of breakout nations where he traveled the globe looking for the pursuit of the next economic miracle so let's bring mr sharma back in to ask about another one of these possible breakout nations one i thought was interesting you highlight turkey and i thought it was really interesting you factored into your analysis what you called the deregulation of islam that's going on there and promoting new business empires to rise up you in fact think that no other country with average incomes of ten to fifteen thousand dollars has better prospects of being a breakout nation and just to give our viewers some context you say as average incomes rise it becomes more difficult to get that very rapid growth it seems like there's less low hanging fruit so why of why do you have such a positive opinion on turkey. yeah i think that the turkish government over the past decade has really focused a lot on getting their economic act together. if i would to list the economy that least in the major part of the last decade which of carried out some significant economic reforms i think turkey would rank right up there and they'

morgan, thank you very much. >> you don't want to miss it. >> mr. roker. >> let's check it out for you, your weekend ahead.ons through the south. rainy as well. sizzling throughout the southwest. nice and warm, sunny skies in the northeast. on sunday -- sunday! -- the crowd cheering for morgan freeman, looking for more weather in the southeast, rain in the mississippi river valleys, sunny and warm in northern new england. plenty of sizzling weather in the plains, into the southwest. , >> good morning. there is a slight chance we could see some light raincoat or sprinkles. nothing of any consequence. >> that's your latest weather. savannah, did you know if you need your weather any time of the day or night. >> what should i do. >> go to the weather channel on cable or weather.com. >>> coming up next, sand and sunscreen, some of the most annoying things about summer. >> sunscreen. >> live concert from the zac brown band, but first this is "today" on nbc. oreo and dunkin' are the perfect match for the perfect moment. enjoy the new oreo coolatta and donut today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> we're back now at 8

mr. obama are skeptical about raising taxes on the wealthy by altering the bush tax cuts. >> the exact number came from j.p. morgan'snomist that extending them for middle class americans under 250 and not for everyone else takes a full% off the g.d.p. likely to grow between 2 and 3%. looking to a third to a half of a g.d.p. could go away by not extending them for everyone. >> bill: joining us now from capitol hill congressman dennis kucinich, a democrat. asu know i'm a simple man. very simple questions. i want you to answer them without all the talking points and all of that okay? number one question, do you think, congressman, that raising taxes on the wealthy, 2%, is going to help the economy? >> if you reinstate the bush tax cuts, you are going to add $3 trillion to the deficit, bill. that has to be included in the calculations. >> bill: i don't understand that. because if you tax the wealthy, according to the treasury department at the rate the president wants to tax it, 36% going up to 39.6, you raise about $85 billion a year. do you know how long it takes the federal government, congressman, to spend $85 billi