i was in nantucket. i collect books about nantucket. there is a beautiful new one called "a nantucket experience." it's a year in the life. shelly and dan dunlap work for a lee real estate company there and they've been going to nantucket as summer residents for 18 years. suddenly they live there all year round. so she started writing a blog about it. and it just took off like crazy. and it was her bloggers who said please, please make it a book. most of the pictures with her cell phone and self published it. so it's a real great story of don't let -- don't let the people in the world who say you can't do something with your cell phone, a dream and a little knowledge about how to self publish. you can do it. it's available. $36 at amazon.com or a nantucket experience.com, i believe. so good for her. >>> i was in the airport flying back from nashville and wanted a book to read. and i picked up the jack & jackie book. this is about the final years of jack & jackie. and a lot of books are being published around now because it's the 50th an

to nantucket so i don't know. >> well, boy, if you like gay pants, you'll love nantucket because nantuckete. one guy you will probably never catch dead or alive in nantucket red, chuck todd, he's at the white house right now. chuck, i just wonder if there's anything you would like to get off of your chest today, anything you want to talk about. maybe we can -- >> got any grenades -- >> well maybe we can talk about nbc's fall schedule, whether they're going to -- >> i think it's wonderful. very excited about it. >> it is going to be great. >> nbc entertainment is doing great. can't wait for the fall season. >> we love them. and if either of us said anything that would lead anybody to believe that we hated them yesterday, why, we, of course, take that back today. hey, cluhuck, talk about today. the president getting out of town a little while. holding a press conference this afternoon i guess at 3:00. what are you expecting to come out of that? any news? >> i think it will be the first comments he's made since the putin decision, but joe, back it up. think about what the white house thought

while fishing off the waters near nantucket. it's fitting for buffett since he's also producing the broadway musical "big fish." >> i don't know. this is sketchy now. >> how? >> it's helping to promote his show. >> i didn't even think of that. i didn't even think of that. >> jimmy buffett wouldn't do that to us, would he? >> i'm not sure but speaking of performers, one direction, biggest group now. they are performing in the plaza right here at rockefeller center. bill, this is what you have to look ford when your girls hit 13, 14. they've all been lined up since yesterday. i can barely get in the building this morning at:30 a.m. >> biggest crowd of the summer for the concert series. easily. >> amazing. amazing. >> they are white hot. that is for sure. i guess your girls are too young to be into -- >> i have about four or five more years until i get into that. >> enjoy it. >> i'll be the dad with the one direction shirt with the girls on the shoulders. >> this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop on the day on nbc

it's an honor to be introduced by a fellow nantucketer both of our kids were educated by them and it is great to see you here in brookline and it's wonderful to be in the coolidge center theater with this great bookstore and co-sponsored with the massachusetts historical society, which has been an institution that has been absolutely essential to my life as a historian. i sometimes sort of feel like i've taken up residence in the archives there, and every book i've done there has been a central information that has come from there but among the more so than bunker hill. one of the characters i delve into, the papers are there at what we call the mhs and it is an organization that is essential to anyone that is looking into not just the history of boston, but this country. and the genesis for a bunker hill really goes back to the summer of 1984. my wife and i had just moved to boston full-time. we were living on prince street in the north end. i was at that time a failing a journalist. but my primary responsibility was to be at home with almost 2-year-old daughter jenny. so i had a lo

he reeled in a 350-pound, 74-inch tuna while fishing off the waters near nantucket.ng for buffett since he producing the broadway musical "big fish." now for your look at business. we turn to cnbc's courtney reagan. good morning. >> hi, good morning to you. the s.e.c.'s chairman plans to meet with the heads of the u.s. stock exchanges in the wake of the trading glitch that shut down trading at the nasdaq on thursday. nasdaq ceo tells "the wall street journal" markets need to be held to a higher standards, the latest glitch that undermined confidence. >>> football season hasn't started yet unfortunately but we're thinking about the super bowl. fox sold 85% of the ads for the game. reports say 30-second spots are going for more than $4 million. >>> and treasury secretary jack lew is urging congress to raise the debt ceiling. lawmakers can't afford to wait until the last minute. the u.s. is expected to hit the borrowing limit this fall. betty, back to you. >> borrowing limit. if you pay 4 million bucks for a 30-second ad. okay, courtney, thank you. >>> trastraight ahead

. >> he said that fed officials and come back from nantucket, come back from wherever they are on vacation. they can come into the border make a decision, but that decision could be to appeal the judge's ruling. rri: how low can these fees actually go? >> this is the interesting thing. when the fed first came up with this proposal is set this might be that $0.12 apiece. so they ended up with 24. the retailers are arguing, listen, if the fed originally first came up $0.12, while its 24? they should be lower. gerri: the beat goes on. the story will end. we appreciate your time. time now for a look at the stories you're clicking on tonight on foxbusiness.com. stocks have been moving between small gains and losses before closing softly in the red. retailers continued worry shoppers might be pulling back on spending for. the yield on the ten year treasury rose to just under 3%, as level in two years. regulators approve the proposed $8 billion sale of the nyse-listed. the sec says it authorizes the takeover. the parent, the merger must also be approved by european regulators. j.c. penney bill as

soon we would be on nantucket and my growing interest to my new adopted home went towards that path. after writing mayflower, which begins with this voyage but ends with the bloody war between the english native peoples of this region, i began to realize that i wanted to complete the story of the mayflower. edmondson 1676 and even during the midst of this terrible battle is amazing. an agent from king charles the second, that the king would be wise, if anything in america. it seceded anything they were going to get from parliament. it was kind of like what we talked about a hundred years later. and at that point i thought, okay, i want to continue the story's and do something about the revolution. including the battle of little big one, the last man. it was working on now that i began to set my sights on the battle of bunker hill. all of my books are about communities under an enormous threat. whether taking a passage into an unknown new world. what interested me was what happened to the people of boston in the revolution and i knew that they were going to be dependent point. that i

this happened close to where we are on wednesday in the waters off nantucket.etween concerts on new york's long island. he says it took him about an hour to reel that big tuna in. how awesome is that? >> cuomo is a big fisherman. that is a big catch. you never caught anything like that off long island, i bet. >> that's why it's called a fish tale. >> in a story we'll have later on in the summer, actually into the fall, we went out with the wicked tuna guys. you will see what happened. i'm not one to speak out of school. >> bring it, buffett. >> i'm going to trash talk cuomo until i see. >> why not. be nice to me. >>> what's coming up on "new day." >> we get the opportunity to sit down with the president. he's pitching a plan to make college more affordable. he wants to take on universities to get them to check their costs. we are talking about that at home. there's a lot going on in the world. he was open answering the questions on all of it, egypt, syria, why haven't we done more, nsa surveillance programs, the washington gridlock. we went through what matters

and by the way, they're nantucket red. >> i have nantucket red but i don't wear them on "the view." >'s anything wrong with that. >> exactly. i liked it when you did the little dance with sherri. >> she was amazing. she gave me the biggest hug. i couldn't believe it. >> barbara was wonderful. >> everyone was so nice. >> barbara -- one of barbara's last shows. >> always get so nervous. >> sherri shepherd's an amazing lady. amazing woman. >> she's got such an incredible energy. i really was transfixed by her. earlier this week, anthony weiner had a dramatic exchange with an angry voter. and last night -- would you all move on? i just think she's really cool. last night, came face-to-face -- >> -- cool we think she is -- >> okay, then stop it with your look. >> why do you think i did my dance? >> like being with a table full of girls. last night, face-to-face with another candidate. the former congress who was attending an event hosted by the aarp brushed off his 69-year-old rival by calling him, quote, grandpa. >> oh, you don't do that. >> i heard what you said. >> really? >> keep your

he said fed officials can come back from nantucket, where they are on vacation, coming to the bordernd make a decision. the fed's decision could be to appeal the judge's ruling. it's one to watch teeseven big banks versus big box retailer said. kossel science. thank you. the closing bell is going to bring in about 50 minutes. tapering has become one of the most feared words on wall street. many believe that when the fed takes away the punch bowl that this party will come to an end. we have someone who says that the end of qe2 have a very different effect. speaking of tapering, concerns have sent bond yields skyrocketing. is the 30-year will market in treasurys and in? charles: in the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly any airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay us you never miss the fun. beard growing contest and go! ♪

the feds, the ascot, i left it in nantucket.here are a couple little kids up there, the nantucket relief. they're asscotts, they were frayed. >> a lot of news. >> a kid with a frayed ascot to go with the frayed jeans. >> it's sad. >> another guest. >> are they out? is he out? >> he will be out by sunday? >> for good? >> yes. because there was only 50 games left in the season after sunday. >> well maybe next time i invite him up to the nantucket orphans relief ball he'll go up. >> white house correspondent for "the huffington post" sam stein is with us. >> you'll be talking in 45 minutes when you make up another story about the snirs good morning, sir. >> how have you been? >> i'm good. >> good to see you, man. >> good to see you too. >> you can't leave sam hanging like that. say something back. that was not nice of me. >> that's okay. >> oh. he got beat up -- >> no. he did not get beat up in school. he went to dartmouth and i heard he beat up more people. >> dartmouth, really? >> yeah. >> one of those elite -- >> the white house

the day that happened john kerry was out yachting in nantucket and the state department lied about it's not out on his yacht but he was working from his kayak and everything else. they haven't gotten their story straight on this. clearly things like him being out while egypt is burning, no idea what they're going to do with their strategy shows they're not that focused when obama talks about this long standing relationship with egypt but he doesn't seem too concerned about that slipping away at the moment. >> that may be unfair. when you think about it. he did sit down with national security advisers. they went to martha's vineyard. the apparatus travels with the president wherever he is. i think if this had been a national incident. an incident of prime importance in america's territory, you would have seen him come back. >> hold on a second. 84 million egyptians. it's geopolitical and the defining place in the middle east. under mubarak who he pushed out, they kept the peace for 30 years with israel. now we are in a situation where the muslim brotherhood hates us, the military hates

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they're mostly over on nantucket. >> and egyptian police could storm groups of protesters at any time. thousands in cairo are staging sit-ins. they're demanding the reinstatement of ousted president mohamed morsi. demonstrators say they're not going anywhere despite a 24-hour ultimatum. >> foreign policy analysts are debating the obama administration's reaction. i sat down with former secretary of state and cbs news contributor condoleezza rice. >> >>. a military overthrows a president who was democratically elected. is that an coup? >> the military's intervention was a dark day for egypt. we cannot sanction what the military did. we have to recognize that we are where we are in egypt and try to move forward. >> is it because if you call it a coup it means you have to restrict the aid and there arefore that's something you believe shouldn't happen? >> it is because i will wait to see whether the egyptian military lives up to its promise to return as quickly as possible to civilian leadership. if it does that then whatever we have labeled it will have been a step in the right direction

jimmy buffett landed a 350-pound tuna wednesday off the coast of nantucket.e than six feet long. buffe buffett told "usa today" it took him more nan an hour to bring him in. his upcoming musical is called guess is "big fish." >>> gotham city will have a whole new batman. it will be played by one of the biggest stars, but not everybody thinks this is good casting. who it is? we'll tell you ahead on "cbs this morning." in the nation, sometimes bad things happen. but add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance and we won't just give you the partial value of items that are stolen or destroyed... ...we'll replace them with brand-new versions. so you won't feel robbed. again. just another way we put members first. because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. [ all gasp ] oj, veggies -- you're cool. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! 'cause i'm re-workin' the menu, keeping her healthy and you on your toes. [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutriti

they're mostly on nantucket. norah and charlie, back to you. >> a terror alert is in effect still in the united states this morning but nearly all of the embassies and consulates are back over. the embassy in sanaa, yemen, remains closed. they're keeping the one in lahore pakistan shut down. >> thousands in cairo are staging sit-ins. they are demanding the reinstatement of ousted mohamed morsi. they say they're not going anywhere despite a 24-hour ultimatum. >>> analysts are analyzing the president's reaction. i sat down with former secretary of state and cbs contributor condoleezza rice. >> a democrat who overthrows someone elected, do you call it a coup. >> whether you call it a coup or not, we cannot sank what the military did. we have to recognize where we are with egypt and move forward. >> or is it if you call it a coup, it means you have to restrict the aid and therefore that's something you believe it shouldn't happen? >> it's because i will wait to see whether the egyptian military lives up to its promis

critical thing is you don't go off to a place where the richiest people in america go, hamptons or nantucketrespect to any of those, at the same time a big bold step for this president would be to get on his airplane and get back to washington. you have the certificates secre running around and the secretary of defense running around and don't have the president when you have a war important breaking out and why would you send two republicans to represent you to talk to the military, what have you? why aren't you on the phone every single day talking to the egyptian leadership we're still funding to the tune of $2 billion. >> if it's a visual showing the president is caring and engaged working on it, it's stronger than being a visual thing. thank you. goods to see you both. >>> coming up next, actor gary sin fwhinlgts sinise to talk about whethat hi group is doing to help veterans in this country. he has been so dedicated. just have 4 grams of fiber! to help support gularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. :::::::: >>> today i can report th

he said fed officials quote can come back from nantucket, from wherever they are on vacation. into the boardroom to make a decision. but that decision might be too appeal the judge's ruling. tracy and lori. tracy: fighting words. peter barnes, come back! did any of your bosses over the years say come back from vacation, we need you? lori: like very recently. more like, you can't take that vacation. gold surging more than 4% this week. did you like my smooth segue? tracy: i did. lori: our jeff flock at the world's fair of money with a look at some of the most expensive gold coins. jeff? tracy: that's cool. >> as well as the new 100-dollar coin they put on a football so i can pass the bucks. jason, very good. we'll pull the new $100 bill out of this case under guard. this is what it looks like. to be debuted in circulation in october. we'll show it up close and personal on fox business network when we come by, back and show you lines for the cold coins. you can see all these people in line for gold. stand by. this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go

been to nantucket but not the vineyard.rently they've closed one of the cross island roads because the president's house is on that road. they've got some of the locals upset about it. >> after getting used to the deal with the first couple of times they went to the vineyard, they're going to have to find a new traffic pattern so it will create a whole new set of problems. >> bill: while he was on the road on the west coast, the white house announced yesterday at the briefings recently, david, you know, jay carney would say i don't have any announcement to make about whether or not we're going to meet with vladimir putin as planned. pulled the plug on that one, why? >> edward snowden is the most approximate reason. several problems between the u.s. and russia. they disagree over syria and policy toward iran. there are some problems, as i understand it with a new attempt at doing nuclear arms cuts and one thing after another. president putin met in june and things didn't go well. if you look at the pictures that were snapped

. >> steve: there once was a girl from nantucket. >> ainsley: no!e serious news to get to. brand-new information about edward snowden, will be living with american expatriots in their home until he can rents his own place. russia granted him asylum for one year. he's allowed to live there and even work without fear of prosecution. that has infuriated the white house. officials now saying president obama is now leaning against his plan to meet with president putin next months.steve? >> steve: six years after two home invaders took the lives of his wife and two daughters, dr. william pettitte is getting a second chance at fatherhood. he and his new wife announced they are expecting their first child together. his life changed back in 2007. told you about the story back then when two gunmen held his family hostage before burning down the house, killing all of them. he was severely beaten in the crime. he met his new wife years later and reportedly asked his late wife's family for permission to marry her. >> ainsley: something to look forward to for him

the nantucket red. >> the first time joe and mika was on, mika was doing this little shimmy behind himes. >> we know she's got journalistic chops, but there was a whole thing going on. >> yeah. >> i'm not going there. >> okay. coming up next, the grio's joy-ann reid is here along with "the washington post's" kathleen parker. plus, the nra is against a national gun registry, but they may be keeping one of their own. we'll break down the new reflation. more "morning joe" in just a moment. it's back to school time and we're talking with diane about the walmart low price guarantee, backed by ad match. you got your list? let's go! look at that price! i like that! they need those for school. wow! that's the walmart low price guarantee backed by ad match. save time and money getting your kids ready for school bring in ads from your local stores and see for yourself. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data

. >> you know, you ought to go to nantucket. >> there are a lot of poor kids out there in the fields, bartlet farms. >> text me. >> you're in big trouble. >> catwoman is mad at you. >> what's going on today. >> we have contributor mike barnicle, he's here. >> he's great. >> former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst steve ratner. >> yeah. >> thomas roberts. >> yeah. he is batman. >> and in washington, former governor of vermont and former chairman of the democratic national committee howard dean. >> having too much fun already. >> nice tie. it's cute. >> is that. >> save the children. >> good. that's great. a lot to cover this morning. rand paul, sort of reaches out, olive branched chris christie. >> does he take it? does he take the olive branch? >> he doesn't. he has sort of a response that i think, well, we'll see. i'll let you decide what you think it is. more fast food workers plan strikes today in their fight for higher wages. and we have the story out in san diego which continues to get more unbelievable. >> this bob filner story. >> unbelievable. >> sexual har

uncle frank was out in nantucket and he met -- ran into someone that had seen this movie and said ite said it's called "susan land." and i said oh, daddy, that's it that's the english movie, "austenland." nd he goes no, no, it's called "susanland." [laughter] rebecca: jennifer, you're one of those rare people that literally for me, you don't have to do anything and i'm already laughing. you are so talented. where do these characters come from? >> well, it's usually, you know, stealing from people you meet, you know. michael: no! >> you know, it's not really from your friends because they would never forgive you. no, you know, you steal from the woman on "two broke girls" is from exchange student at my college that, you know, she looked like you, just incredibly beautiful girl and just had just like those features that you just like she'd walk into the dining hall and everyone would lose their minds like you. but she had this voice that would come out of here where she would be like "the lunch line looks long." [laughter] and i was like i've got to remember this. this striking lady wi

i don't care if you are on nantucket, paris, saint barts, wherever you are, it's so easy to call in oramera or issue a statement saying, listen, we got this going on, mot just the regular updates on the nasdaq website. for all intents and purposes, aen drew, we're a technological gobblety gook. >> do you buy the argument they were trying to protect the retail investor because the argument was that actually the high frequency guys still had access to all the numbers. it was just that everybody eld did. so they felt they had to shut things down? >> i do agree with that argument. we pointed that out. we were talking to rich that covers the exchanges, he called in by phone. we gave him a ring. he was saying we are still able trade in some respects. brought out the point, if i'm sitting there, or i'm a wall street firm, i might be able to route my orders, john, you would know more than i would, can i route my orders to exchanges that maybe at that point we're still operating where if i'm at oem with a t.d. ameritrade or schwaterbury, i might not be able to route them to spots, you so you ha