casey mulligan will stick around. a lot more economics to talk about.w go from stocks to the economy. today, unfortunately we had a terrible consumer spending and income report. i don't see a second half rebound. we have to ask this question, should you rush to fill up your gas tank now? where is the oil trade go as we wait on some action for syria. we'll try to get you some answers next up on "the kudlow report". [ kitt ] you know what's impressive? a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the point of talking if you don't have something important to say? ♪ >>> well, of course, as tensions in syria escalate oil prices remain volatile. aaa average gas price sits at $3.59. will high oil prices hit an already weak economy. let's bring in an exert, dan dicker. casey mulligan, economics professor from the university of chicago is still here. dan, give me your wi

mulligan argued he not now and will never be a martyr. he is a criminal. a cold-blooded murderer.le hunt who lost her son army specialist j.d. hunt in the shootout agrees. >> anyone who would use their religion to commit acts of terrorism serves no god except their own hatred and self-interest. >>> in wrapping up his arguments, saying you should not punish him for his religion. you should punish him for hit hate. when asked if he would address the jury, hasan who acted as his own attorney said simply, i have no closing statement. now, officials say hasan will be transferred to the military prison at fort leavenworth, kansas, where he will likely spend years waiting out the more -- automatic appeals. >> mark potter, thank you. >>> still ahead, the fire in yosemite and the growing concerns it's making the air dangerous to breathe as much as 100 miles away. >>> tonight fire crews battling one of the largest fires in the history of california say it will likely be weeks before the fire is contained and new concerns tonight about the smoke from this massive fire. nbc's miguel almaguer

those were the closing words colonel mulligan gave to the panel before deliberations began and clearly the panel gave the prosecution what they wanted, trace. we're expecting, we should tell you, family members to speak coming up at the top of the hour, so we are waiting on that live here from fort hood. >> it should be pointed out that very few military death sentences are carried out, so carrying this through is a different scenario all together. casey stegall live for us in fort hood. casey, thank you. >>> well, now to the crisis in syria, and word that people there are bracing for an attack. some trying to get out of the capital city of damascus, or if they must stay, they're stocking up on food and water. that as the pentagon prepares for a possible strike whenever president obama gives the word. u.s. intelligence agencies are preparing to release the report said to outline evidence that syria's government did, indeed, use chemical weapons to slaughter its own citizens. today united nations inspectors returned to the scene of last week's alleged chemical weapons strikes. during a

on wednesday, october 10, circuit brother brian and melissa morris and merck mulligan and officer james johnson of the central station responded to a fire at 8 -- 824 height street in downtown san francisco. officers found the first and second story buildings involved in flames. leaving the residents, many of them students inside the six- story building in grave danger. officers immediately entered the building and began evaluating the evidence, pounding on doors and alerting them there was a fire. many of them were still asleep. essentially they were forced to withdraw from the building because the heat was so intense in the building. the fire department was still in route to the fire. not until the fire department arrived did it take over the evacuation of the fire personnel were ordered out of the building onto the street for the structure at 824 high street, and asphalt and some of the fire equipment had to be moved because the heat was so intense it was buckling the street and the water pipes. the fire spread quickly and started the fire department personnel were overwhelmed. build

everyone is allowed a mulligan and matthews made up for that by completely nailing his prediction for who would win the republican primaries in 2012. >> you watch bachmann. she's got the action this time. she stands for something -- she's going all the way. she's going to win this thing. >> really? >> i tell you right now. i predict she beats trump. >> john: it's what he does for a living. (laughter) is he a psychic or a time traveler? either way, we must burn him as a witch. chris matthews doesn't just routinely have egg on his face, he has a chicken cop ago squat over his face, laying an egg between his eyes, (bleep)ing on that egg, punting the egg and then rubbing it all over his face. (applause) look, america, america, look at me. our elections do not need to take as long as they currently do. there is another way. and the proof of that have is right under your feet-- through several layers across the mud, australia. >> prime minister kevin rudd has put an end to weeks of speculation, he's called an election for september 7. >> john: the whole election season is just one month lon

colonel mike mulligan opening his closing argument by telling the jury, quote, death.s trained as a doctor to save lives, but on five november he only death death. he dealt no compassion, no understanding, no exceptions, he only dealt death. that's the argument that the jury will soon start deliberating. and now that we know that hasan is make nothing statement whatsoever. the deliberations could begin momentarily or as early as this afternoon. >> the judge in this particular case bent over backwards making sure that hasan had the opportunity to speak. is that true? >> that's absolutely true. the concern was here every step of the day when hasan made a decision that was disadvantageous, colonel osborn would step in and make sure, a verify that he was knowingly doing this, knowing the consequences. she said, quote, that he is the captain of his own ship, and despite the warnings against continuing to represent himself and waving the right to his live, hasan made this decision and now it's up to the jury to determine how this will turn out. >> heidi thing you very much.

. >> maybe he took too many mulligans. >> the guy in the green shirt looks upset.did i just do. you see him holding his head like, oh, no. >> i didn't want to do this. i'm sorry. >> this is not good. no matter what the scenario is, this is not a good thing. >> this at sent tempt to fight . i don't know what device this is. >> swrvideo from the roman coliseum. >> there are people on the outside of that thing. how is that supposed to be protected if you're on the outside. >> the bull takes those people out very quickly. before you know it, everyone else just bails on this thing because it obviously doesn't work. >> that guy got shot into the air. >> yes. >> he flew probably 10, 15 feet. >> yes, i think it's safe to say this bull won this round. he went directly for the people on the outside. that bull is not done. easy target. >>> videos like this one are all over the internet. this is the latest one and it's awesome. >> five seconds. >> you've got the burly guy there on the left. according to the poster of the video that is that girl's boyfriend. >> manly, right? >>

everyone is allowed a mulligan and matthews made up for that by completely nailing his prediction forld win the republican primaries in 2012. >> you watch bachmann. she's got the action this time. she stands for something -- she's going all the way. she's going to win this thing. >> really? >> i tell you right now. i predict

pat mulligan zelda, rhonda, and the board of supervisors this mayor and all of you. thank you very much. and whatever path you decide to be i wish you the best of luck, thank you very much. >> >> thank you, oscar for your educational and inspiring words. i have a few more acknowledgments that i would like to make of people who are here, paul anderson from the mayor's office. the entire lyman family here, ramon, jesus and joseph scott. and eddie, from bright line, where are you? >> you talked to me earlier. and let's see, dave teritan with operating engineers. [ applause ] >> and anthony arebina with the sheet metal workers. i saw him around here earlier. >> and all right, and oracady standing in the doorway over here. and the next person that i would like to introduce is gary capa. he is the president and chief and executive officer of consolidating engineer laboratories. he has been a long time leader in this industry. for more than 25 years, basically they called gary in when the things need to get done. so with further adieu, no further adieu, i would like to intr

people talk about dot secure, kind of an additional network -- taking a mulligan, getting a do over. it does not mean undoing what we have. keeping what we have for everybody who wants to violate their own privacy and post things on facebook and so one, and they enjoy the freedom. but create another, more secure environment over here that is less ubiquitous, let easy to use, requires multiple factor authentication. it is not nearly as fast. has a high degree of latency built in. it is really hard to take your money. i am a history major. i do not reason by technology but a reason by example. i have been to london. went to london 30 years ago. anybody been to so well in london one he or 30 years ago? a bit cleaned up now. but soho back then -- theater, art, dance, freedom, liberty, license and the drugs, prostitution, petty theft, ok? that's kind of over here. where'd you get the maximum liberty and the maximum danger. other neighborhoods in london were incredibly boring. in fact, most of the houses had fences around them. i don't think they are nearly as interesting as soho, but then

secure, talk aboutdot kind of an additional network -- people talk about dot secure -- taking a mulligan, getting a do over. it does not mean undoing what we have. keeping what we have for everybody who wants to violate their own privacy and post things on facebook and so one, and they enjoy the freedom. but create another, more secure environment over here that is less ubiquitous, let easy to use, requires multiple factor authentication. it is not nearly as fast. has a high degree of latency built in. it is really hard to take your money. i am a history major. i do not reason by technology but a reason by example. i have been to london. went to london 30 years ago. anybody been to so well in london one he or 30 years ago? a bit cleaned up now. but soho back then -- theater, art, dance, freedom, liberty, license and the drugs, prostitution, petty theft, ok? that's kind of over here. where'd you get the maximum liberty and the maximum danger. other neighborhoods in london were incredibly boring. in fact, most of the houses had fences around them. i don't think they are nearly as interesti

they tried to get like scarlet johansson and casey million mulligan to play that part. they want a movie star to play hillary. >> thank you, bill carter. thank you, sam stein. up next, the return of birtherism in all of its nasty forms. you can follow me on twitter so long as you know how to spell smerconish. this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ [ male announcer ] you wait all year for summer. ♪ this summer was definitely worth the wait. ♪ summer's best event from cadillac. let summer try and pass you by. lease this cadillac srx for around $369 per month or purchase for 0% apr for 60 months. come in now for the best offers of the model year. >>> back to "hardball." time for the sideshow." missouri's rodeo cowboy association is under fire for a controversial performance at its state fair on saturday. the bull riding event featured a rodeo clown wearing a president obama mask and the actor was then routinely mocked over the p.a. system. take a look. >> mr. obama. >> hey, lot me tell these people about who we got helping. obama is going to have to stay there. obam

he will never be a martyr because he has nothing to give mulligan told the jury. do not be fooled.ng his life. we're taking his life. this is not his gift to god, this is his debt to society. >> hasan showed no signs of emotion as he heard the verdict. he made no attempt to plead for his live before sentencing. offering little in his own defense throughout the trial. hasan was his own attorney. he indicated from the beginning that he wanted to die. >> one by one relatives of those massacred took the stand to tell jurors of their immeasurable loss. >> today's sentencing does not bring my father home, his laughter to our ears or his smile to our eyes but justice does not end here. >> their moving testimony and the uncontested case of the government convinced the jury that hasan deserves the max hum punishment. >> columbian president santos is ready with peace talks of rebels after a release of a hostage. he had been held captive by the national liberation army since january. it is the smaller of the country's two gorilla groups. >>> tropical storm conray is bringing flooding to taiwa

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so with a-rod, this -- you negotiation he had a mulligan. he screwed it up. in terms of the larger picture in sports, like we've seen in the olympics, people are always going to search for an edge. there's such high stakes. there's a lot of money involved. the competition is fierce. so unfortunately, people are always going to look for that advantage, and they're going to try to cheat. now, it's up to the leagues to have testing measures in place, bo penalties that are stiff enough that it is a deterrent. these guys are going to try to be one step ahead. is it always going to be this big of a problem? i don't think so. but there's always going to be a segment of the leagues of athletes that are going to try to cheat. >> b.j., i want to push you a little bit on the idea that we can read the credibility into the negotiations here. you said the fact that the others are taking these agreements means it's probably credible, that the allegations against them have some truth. another view would be -- and i think one we're likely to hear from a-rod's team is that the

i give him a mulligan. >> host: your dad also said to you that he was of there for you. >> guest: and that's the other -- >> host: he stay with the his mother. >> and that's the other point. here i am thinking that my daddied not love me. he got up every day, he came home, he wasn't abusive, he and my mom resolved things in an intelligent way. why i thought he didn't love me is beyond me, and one of the reasons i wrote the book is to tell people, many of whom who have had bad experiences with their own dads, often there's no manual. these people is have no better experience, they did the best they could. they did their job, they were the role model. and as long as the old man is above the ground, you can still reach out and perhaps repair the relationship, which is what i did. there's one other wrinkle in the book. i was living in cleveland, i met my uncle. my uncle happened to be a man who lived with my dad before my dad met my mother, none of which i knew. so imagine growing up with a man who had no friends. it was never for my dad, it was always for my mom, and fast forward to meet

. >> does he get a mulligan? >> the president gets whatever he wants. >> a rough foursome there. not like he wasn't trying. that is body english. >> is that a move to get it in? >> apparently. boy, hey, president obama, if we play, you can pick that up. that's all i'm saying. >> wise move. wise move. >> who wants cameras watching them on the golf course. >> i can't do it when one guy and a raccoon is watching. >>> now we turn to the wet weather leading to flooding in so many parts of the country. and more rain expected, again today. ginger zee is in for sam this morning with a look at that. the colorado springs area hit so hard is also in the zone again? >> right, that same town, manitou springs. this is right now. they'll be under watch this afternoon and evening. a huge part of the country slammed last week also under watch. it's this. this spike in a river gauge that quickly shows you how in less than 15 minutes, ten feet of water comes slamming down. >> this is the most terrifying thing i have ever seen. i can't stop changing. this is god's power. >> reporter: one person dead

but from my liberal arts background, people talk about an additional network, taking a mulligan up your, you know, getting a do over on the fairway. and here it doesn't mean i'm doing what we have done. it is keeping what we have for everybody who wants to buy this and make their own privacy and postings on facebook. so forth and so on. they enjoy the freedom and they create another environment that is less ubiquitous and easy to use, it requires this and isn't as nearly as fast. it is really hard to take this. i'm a history major. i reason by example. i have been to london. soho back then, theater, art, dance. freedom and liberty, drugs, prostitution, petty theft. that is over here where you get the maximum liberty and maximum danger. most houses had fences around them before. i don't think they aren't nearly as interesting as soho, but again there wasn't much petty theft there. so there may be a future in which we began to build an alternative universe that actually has security from the beginning rather than trying to apply it here. >> next? >> general, this has been very interesting

. >> does he get a mulligan? >> geez. >> the president gets whatever he wants. >> a rough foursome there. so, a three-putt on hole 1. look at that. not like he wasn't trying. that is body english. >> is that a move to get it in? >> apparently. boy, hey, president obama, if we play, you can pick that up. that's all i'm saying. >> wise move. wise move. >> who wants cameras watching them on the golf course? >> you know how hard that is. that's terrible. i can't do it when one guy and a raccoon is watching. >>> we're going to turn now to the rescue of hannah anderson. now reunited with her father after a massive manhunt that stretched from southern california all the way to idaho. ryan owens is in boise with the latest. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. hannah is with her father this morning. and we're told that she's in good shape, at least physically. all thanks to those horgback riders who tip blew this case wide open. it wasn't just those heroes in uniform who saved hannah anderson. >>

people talk about god secure, kind of an additional network, kind of going up here and taking a mulligan up your, getting a do over, and who doesn't i'm doing what we have. keeping what we have for everybody who wants to buy their own privacy and post things on facebook. and so it. they enjoy the freedom. but they create another more secure environment over here that is less ubiquity, less easy-to-use, requires multiple factors set, isn't nearly as fast, has a high degree of latency built-in. it's really hard to take your money. again, i'm a history major. i don't reason by technology. i reason by example so i was in london 30 years ago. has anyone been to soho in london 20 or 30 years ago? it's been cleaned up now. so i then, theater, arts, dance, freedom, liberty, license, drugs, prostitution, petty theft, okay? that's kind of over here where you get the maximum liberty, the maximum danger. there are other neighbors in london that are incredibly boring. in fact, most of the houses had fences around them. i don't think they're nearly as interesting as soho but then again there wasn't mu

. >> does he get a mulligan? >> the president gets whatever he wants. >> a rough foursome there. not like he wasn't trying. that is body english. >> is that a move to get it in? >> apparently. boy, hey, president obama, if we play, you can pick that up. that's all i'm saying. >> wise move. wise move. >> who wants cameras watching them on the golf course. >> i can't do it when one guy and a raccoon is watching. >>> now we turn to the wet weather leading to flooding in so many parts of the country. and more rain expected, again today. ginger zee is in for sam this morning with a look at that. the colorado springs area hit so hard is also in the zone again? >> right, that same town, manitou springs. this is right now. they'll be under watch this afternoon and evening. a huge part of the country slammed last week also under watch. it's this. this spike in a river gauge that quickly shows you how in less than 15 minutes, ten feet of water comes slamming down. >> this is the most terrifying thing i have ever seen. i can't stop changing. this is god's power. >> reporter: one person dead

people talk about dot secure as kind of an additional network, kind of going up your taking ann mulligan up here on my thumb. getting a do over, going back to the bag and getting another ball and hitting it down the fairway. here it does mean doing what we have but it's keeping what we have for everybody who wants to violate their own privacy and post things on facebook and so on. and they enjoy the freedom. they create another more secure environment over here that is less ubiquitous, less easy to use, requires multiple factor authentication, isn't as fast, has a high degree of latency built-in. it's really hard to take your money. again, i'm a history major. i don't reason by technology. i reason by example so i was in london three years ago. has anyone been in so? treachery back then, theater, art, dance, freedom, liberty, license, drugs, prostitution, petty theft, okay? that's kind of over here. where you get the maximum liberty and the maximum danger. there were other neighbors in london who were incredibly boring. in fact, most of -- i don't think they're nearly as interesting as s

i give him a mulligan. >> host: your dad also said to you that he was of there for you. >> guest: and that's the other -- >> host: he stay with the his mother. >> and that's the other point. here i am thinking that my daddied not love me. he got up every day, he came home, he wasn't abusive, he and my mom resolved things in an intelligent way. why i thought he didn't love me is beyond me, and one of the reasons i wrote the book is to tell people, many of whom who have had bad experiences with their own dads, often there's no manual. these people is have no better experience, they did the best they could. they did their job, they were the role model. and as long as the old man is above the ground, you can still reach out and perhaps repair the relationship, which is what i did. there's one other wrinkle in the book. i was living in cleveland, i met my uncle. my uncle happened to be a man who lived with my dad before my dad met my mother, none of which i knew. so imagine growing up with a man who had no friends. it was never for my dad, it was always for my mom, and fast forward to meet

today and i have the pleasure of introducing our fearless leader the director of city build pat mulligan >> thank you. >> thanks. >> i want to thank everybody that participated in this event. it is really heartwarming after the end of 18 weeks to go through this process and i want to congratulate the class that each of the student completed the 18-week section of training but now you embark on a new career. and so the work now begins in earnest really. it is just the beginning, endure, preserver and work hard and there are opportunities and money to be had, go out and take them, you know? i want to thank all of the contractors who really looked to serve through the process and to serve this pipeline. herra balls and web corp, swenderdon and kay hill and i want to acknowledge the union trade partners. the laborers were such an integral component of this programming and the carpenter's union which i'm so closely attached to. thanks for coming manny. >> and also, our broader expansion with the sheet metal workers, with the electricians and with the operating engineers, and the long list of