new balance have been around since 1995 and have been fighting so many counter threads.ook at the pictures, the shoes look pretty much the same. they have got slightly different names, but they are very similar. the storefronts and logos look extremely similar. sports makers seem to be one of the worst affected. another company recently worst affected. another company rece ntly wo n worst affected. another company recently won a court case after there was a logo that looked pretty much identical. this is a problem facing many companies. uncle martian? amazing! you also have the issue with bags, a single a, a double a and a triple a. what can companies do? if we had a segment where we did real and fake, many people could not tell the difference. the hope is that this new balance ruling, as well as one to do with michaeljordan last year, it is hoped this will change things. michaeljordan won a lawsuit over a company using his name. clamp down on those illegal manufacturers. it isa on those illegal manufacturers. it is a well—known fact that asia has some of the fastest age

so much of the fighting fighting each other they do want to see the new balance of power and for what it would be merged yesterday. this was the collapse that they were the main benefactors and under the protection of the region. and this was a blessing in disguise. defeated speedometers in states and with those made rivals at the time. said it was increasingly difficult to uphold but as long as united states continues to refuse negotiations and with as geopolitical circumstance but they needed was a crisis forcing them to the table that would end the policy of regime change. so that recognition in and of itself president to american policy of isolating iraq. the every via the israelis to achieve their objective which is the iranian nuclear program. to make unrealistic demand such as the idea that enrichment had to be completely and entirely ended and that compromise cannot be reached at all. so what was designed as an existential threat would eventually lead united states to take would be one that is favorable set to advance the program but because they have failed that iraq become s

i'm doing on tax reform criss-crossing the country talking about tax reform last month i was at new balance in massachusetts i was at miller brewing in milwaukee. national association of manufacturers in d.c., yesterday in portland with intel, today here at boeing talking with the american people about the need to reform the tax system we haven't done it since 1986. it is a big drag on growth in america. we all know this i've been working on this pretty much my adult life, tax reform this is something we're all in on, we're solely focused on it and our tax writer, ways and means committee are deep into the details producing the bill those who are leaders can multitask and work on funding and debt limit while the committee of jurisdiction works on getting tax bill ready. it's the way congress works. lots of committees and lots of p pots on the stove and stick to landing, no pun intended this callen der year. >> the president seems to have other priorities at this moment. do you need him to be actively out there stumping for tax reform >> he is >> we have a shared agenda the president and con

new balance has won a record judgment in a chinese trademark suit. the firm was awarded $1.5 million after three chinese shoemakers were founded to have lifted the brands logo. -- tracking down on trademark abuse. officese is moving its to spain. the french online travel agency has announced it is eliminating 75% of jobs in france. 82 out of 112 positions will be relocated. french employees having just weeks to decide if they will move to barcelona or lose their jobs. up.e: let's wrap someone apparently wants to buy twitter with one very specific reason in mind. >> one analyst has estimated the attention president donald trump brings to twitter may be worth $2 billion in market value that there is now campaigning to purchase the site for the express purpose of taking him off. officer former c.i.a. whose cover was blown by the bush administration in 2003 when her husband contradicted their theories on saddam hussein's supposed weapons of mass destruction. she has launched a campaign to .ry and purchase twitter her goal is $1 billion to buy a controlli

. >> i think we need to strike a new balance in this country between the first amendment and public safety. >> reporter: even the american civil liberties union is grappling with its own role. long known for siding with progressive causes, the group has also defended far right groups in court including the white nationalist protesters in charlottesville. but a virginia board member just resigned tweeting, i won't be a fig leaf for nazis. >> we believe that freedom of speech attaches to everyone in the u.s., to peacefully and lawfully assemble and to protest, even to groups we hate. >> reporter: white nationalists have said they'll return to charlottesville. today, at a shaken university of virginia, tamika shirley helped her son move in. >> to see something like that so close to home knowing this is where he's going to be, the first thing i thought was, what are they going to do to protect my son? >> reporter: for her the stakes in this fight for free speech could not be higher. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, charlottesville, virginia. >>> across america tonight, millions are planning a long th

whether wages are growing and a tight jobs market paving the way for them to announce plans for a new balanced >>> meanwhile, toyota and mazda plan to build a u.s. plant that could create 4,000 jobs. the location is unclear but it could be operational by 2021. they will create three and a half thousand cars a year, one which will also be the new corrolla. >>> alexa can now play music from amazon's library. they range from meditation to falling asleep to getting pumped. users will also be able to ask for specific genres, so if you like working out from beethoven to taylor swift, you can say, play me something classical. >> i could do something from ice cube, it is a friday. >>> straight ahead, the town pushing to be the nation's first marijuana mecca. >>> plus, the first one to jump into the tour de france race. could increase, isn making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause h

united states week itself to the point it no longer have the capacity with the new equilibrium more balance of power. so much of the fighting taking place right now is driven by the fact we have so many vacuums in the region and those that are vying for influence as much as defensively that no one that power to be tilted against them. this was a collapse. to have maximum ability and then to defeat is a dog. into the main at rivals that the tide. and uphold that policy as long as united states continues of those negotiations they could not lock in this new geopolitical circumstance. and then to enable that negotiation and then to come to terms. but then to see that recognition. so ironically they use those same instruments to achieve their objectives which was the iranian nuclear program. this was used to make unrealistic demands that the enrichment had to be completely ended that no compromise could be reached at all. what was defined as that existential threat toward taking military action and the balance of power that would follow is one favorable. they added different calculation with th

governor dean with a nice pair of vermont new balance kicks.ering of praise. and halperin with the casual friday and the complete cons. >> a classic con. >> and a cuffed khaki. it's

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. >> coming up, we are raising a >>> retirement balances are hitting new highs. average 401(k) balance reached more than $97,000 in the second quarter. up 9.5% from a year ago. the average balance for individual retir100,000. the results are due to a stock market that is near record levels as well as increased employee and employer contributions to those accounts. it is the third straight quarter of record balances. >> well, everything seems to be b b coming up rose. sales of the pink wine have skyrocketed recently and it's the most powerful forces in e the beverage industry. seema raises a glass in new york. >> once referred to as cheap and unsophistica it in fashion, becoming the quintessential drink of the summer. increasing its rose st selection currently with 75 still and 50 sparkling rose offerings. >> we're going through a pique now and there's also a great variety of roses, different styles, different colors. and people just want to try new roses. >> sales are up 60% over the past years, more than cabernet and shochardonnay. it's become so popular, winerie

news. that the balance of power has tilted away from them. americans, immigrants, muslims, women, poor people, i have not personally experienced the oppression and fear and pain many of my fellow americans endure every day, but i do know this -- for a lot of our fellow citizens, the system is rigged and it has been for a long, long time. [applause] look, do not just take my word for it. look around. when women are not invited to the debate over our own health care -- [applause] sen. warren: and health viagra, butst cover not birth control. [applause] we are almosthen two decades into the 21st century and we do not have equal pay for equal work. [applause] sen. warren: when a man running for president of the united states can get caught on tape bragging about sexual assault and a republican party leaders turn a blind eye, yeah, the system is rigged. [applause] sen. warren: but keep going. when the black-white wealth gap tripled over the last three decades, when racist voter id laws and voter suppression sprouted like weeds in this country, whe

republican party as it is made by the moderates in the republic party, and that is why use the balancing newaise followed that agenda at right back. he will be galvanising people. he will be saying it is not tram, it is the people around him. i think they magazine the large a savage attack on people. they will not be impressed with most people though see as the swamp. i said earlier that the big problem is that donald trump was supposed to drain this one, not to drown steve bannon and this one. you said moderates and the republican party will be pleased to see the back of him. without a doubt. but then again, it has been quite difficult so far. they have not got through the reform of obamacare, which is something the model and stifled. i think the writer of the republicans, are the rights of the trump movement, will be kicking back as well. having their standard—bearer, their chief of staff back at the magazine will be good for them. give us a sense of the power that he may now we'll been backin the power that he may now we'll been back in charge of something where he can bea back in charge

sanctions against iran could in fact undermine the regional balance of stablish by the j.c. . the startling new sanctions are illegal in principle but when they sanctions are used to get advantage in a carefully collaborated balance and such a balance has been reached off the iran nuclear do these are irresponsible actions that can undermine this balance the u.s. shouldn't use such provocation here we are talking about an individual's national interests but about the interests of the whole regions where we are trying to secure non-nuclear states the recent sanctions were approved despite washington having confirmed that iran has in fact stayed in compliance with the terms of the deal and at this point. both sides have accused the other of violating the quote spirit of the agreement iran for carrying out rocket test and the us for imposing new sanctions but of course the two countries also claim known fractions have occurred on their parts meanwhile the threats to vacate this monumental agreement continue to fly and fact escalate in severe leaving the future of it unclear. the syrian city of dee

disagreement with the administration policy on regulation and we have to anticipate a new chairman will move towards a balance. jonathan: was that the nail in the coffin, the idea the fed chair is standing up for the current regulatory system, the structures, and this is ultimately whether she's a low rates person or not this is ultimately what this administration wants, deregulation. matt: it seems like the delivery of the two week notice in corporate terms, and it seems that it's clearly at odds and we would expect this is the beginning of what we'll hear about the change to ultimately likely come. jonathan: did she sign a resignation letter? ira: i agree with that assessment. there wasn't a high potential she would come back or say yes if she would agree to it. someone might look, though it's not gary cone but somebody who looks like him, probably a monetary policy dove and also anti-regulation. somebody that is generally a dove, but also anti-regulation. that's the type of person that the trump administration is likely to appoint. jonathan: whether it's gary cohn or not, an interview with the financial ti

news. >> fair and balanced! may be the most cynical expression of any slogan in the history of slogans. that would be like if coca-cola said of their slogan was "vitamins for children." fox news is reactionary. reactionary,w was and a lot of this media is a reaction to what they see as either an fire nests -- unfairness. or something hidden. >> day you see what you're doing as offering an alternative to what fox is saying? >> no. we saw it as -- the headline for stuart eviscerates arguments against gay marriage! that would be the headline on huffington, and we would think of it as "the daily show comes up with a so much more humorous look at what they think is a hypocritical stance on personal freedoms." that is the way that it should be -- that is the weight that it should be given. >> when you saw hypocrisy like you have never seen before, that would be the point where you would say? >> it was animated by visceral feelings, because that is the stuff that this show is basically -- if you imagine in general, and

for many americans, this is not news, that the balance of power in our country has seriously tilted away from them. lgbtq americans, immigrants, muslims, women, poor people. i have not personally experienced the fear, the oppression, the pain that many of my fellow americans endure every day, but i do know this -- for a lot of our fellow citizens, the system is rigged now, and it has been rigged for a long, long time. [applause] sen. warren: look, do not just take my word for it. look around. when women are not invited to the debate over our own health care -- [applause] sen. warren: and health insurance must cover viagra, but not birth control -- [applause] sen. warren: when we are almost two decades into the 21st century, and we still do not have equal pay for equal work -- [applause] sen. warren: when a man running for president of the united states can get caught on tape bragging about sexual assault, and the republican party leaders turn a blind eye, yeah, the system is rigged. [applause] sen. warren: but keep going. when the black-white wealth gap triples over the last three decade

a lot of news friday evening as this hurricane was baring down. how should the press balance should it react when the president is tweeting so many things at once? let's talk through it with an expert panel of decision makers. i'm joined by lydia, joann, running all the papers and joining us remotely is jeff. great to have you all here. i wonder first for you, joann, you are directing the coverage in so many newsrooms, including in corpus christi dealing with the aftermath of harvey. when you have president trump tweeting about so many topics, do you think journalists are the ones setting the agenda or is the president setting the agenda maybe too much? >> the job for us as journalists, obviously, is to report on the news and to separate what is news from what is just chatter. with usa today network, we have 109 local news organizations like the detroit free press and cincinnati enquirer and the arizona republic. what we're able to do is to really focus on the news where it counts. for example, on friday night, corpus christi, which we own, was all over leading our coverage o

that is news it's a balance it's fair. my point is bernie took about eight seconds for me and my point is to say when you see covers like that i wish i have the physical copy because my florida director but i love seeing him run back and forth. that is obscene. when we are in charge of doing this kind of stuff they can't even see it in front of them. that might be your opinion. there is nothing wrong with sitting on the la-z-boy and eating chips. that is my life and having said that but then to criticized for watching the five hours of television per day. even at two or three in the morning. his five hours might be different. all is forgiven. my point my friend is that this article has a point. it's in a newsmagazine and impression of people who don't know anything about mainstream media bias leads right to the can. they may have been led to that impression. when the media was similarly harsh as he was a guaranteed one termer. they were dismissed in the first year of abraham lincoln administration. seen he was losing the w

sanctions against iran could in fact undermine the regional balance established by the j.c. p.o. a little new sanctions are illegal in principle but when those sanctions are used to get advantage in a carefully collaborated balance and such a balance has been reached off the iran nuclear do these are irresponsible actions that can undermine this balance the u.s. shouldn't use such provocation here we aren't talking about an individual's national interest but about the interests of a whole region where we are trying to secure non-nuclear status the recent sanctions were approved despite washington having confirmed that iran has in fact stayed in compliance with the terms of the deal and at point this. both sides have accused the other of violating the quote spirit of the agreement iran for carrying out rocket test and the us for imposing new sanctions but of course the two countries also claim known fractions have occurred on their parts meanwhile the threats to vacate this monumental agreement continue to fly and in fact escalate in severely leaving the future of it unclear a former advisor t

governor dean with a nice pair of vermont new balance kicks. that's not an outing, that's a showering of praise. and halperin with the casual friday and the complete cons. >> a classic con. >> and a cuffed khaki. it's all working for you this morning. a lot to talk about. a senior administration official tells nbc news, president trump is serious about his tuesday night threat of shutting down the government unless the spending bill includes funding for a wall along the mexican border. the president made a similar threat last spring, but relented on a short-term funding bill to avoid a shutdown at the end of his first hundred days. this as the white house repeatedly dodged whether or not the president had abandoned his campaign pledge that mexico would pay for the wall. >> sarah, the president promised over and over again during the campaign that mexico would pay for the wall. so why is he now threatening a government shutdown if congress won't pay for it? >> the president is committed to making sure this gets done. matthew? >> why is he threat

abandon the nuclear deal russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says the new restrictions are a danger to the fragile balance in the region. actions are illegal in principle but when those sanctions are used to get advantage in a carefully collaborated balance and such a balance has been reached after iran's nuclear do these are irresponsible actions that can undermine this balance the u.s. shouldn't use such provocation here we are talking about an individual's national interest what about the interests of a whole region where we are trying to secure non-nuclear status. the sanctions were introduced despite washington confirming that iran has complied with the terms of the dream and turan has shipped tons of enrich uranium to russia last fall that centrifuges and also removed a call from a nuclear reactor well let's discuss this all a bit further with about money he's from the iranian news agency based in toronto good afternoon to our bass firstly does the u.s. have good reason to hello the deal do you think. i can get your cursor so can you repeat that sure do you think that the u.s. america has good reaso

news. we think this typical geopolitical events dive a 4% down side. we're halfway there so in some sense we're balanced this news could go away and markets could snap back up 2% or you could see more downside, another 2. additionally we are overdue for a 5% correction. so maybe there's a bit more downside, but we don't see this massive negative situation, which we saw two years ago when folks thought about china hard landing. don't expect that or the early 2016 oil scare where markets were also down 10% >> we have continued to see a rotation out of tech, especially in yesterday's trading session with the tech sector down 2% some of that money is still flowing into financials. how long can this rotation continue so we try to fundament fundamentals tech is beating earnings way better than any other group in the s&p. we can look sector by sector we think some of that money will come back to tech companies. in the short-term you could see a bit more selling so tech companies have a higher beta they have more volatility than the rest of the market if the overall market is going down 1%, sure, tech may do a

. >> it's certainly not fair and balanced news. >> right. interesting. euge eugene, thank you very much. >> come back again. >> see you soon. >>> time for "your money." the benefits of charitable giving might change if lawmakers push through tax reform, according to new analysis from the congressional budget office. most people don't donate to charity just because of the tax breaks they get. they donate because it's the right thing to do. the republican plan to double the standard deduction, loafer overall income tax rates, and appeal the estate tax has charity experts concerned. they think donations could drop. by how much? between $5 billion and $13 billion a year according to one study. here's why -- increasing the standard deduction would mean fewer people could itemize and claims the breaks. lowering tax rates would make the deduction less worthwhile for those who still take it. those in favor of these tax proposals say this could lead to people actually giving more to charities. they say if a person has to pay less to the government, they're more l

new terror attacks. however we want to mention it's a tough balance. have homeland security saying they don't want this to become the new normal. they don't want people accepting that terror attacks are a part of life. it's a tough balance. what can you do besides hop on the plane and continue on with your life. >> it is new normal. by the way during the report there the news came into us the a report came in that says the death toll is up to 14 from 13. a woman who had been injured has died. >> 6:38. >> two teammates standing in unity. chris long showing support for his teammate malcolm jenkins in the wake of his violence. at last night's game chris long wrapped his arm around jenkins jenkins was raising his fist. long considers charlottesville, virginia his hometown. he was approached after the game by reporters and ask him why did you do this and this is what he said to say. he said i think it's time for people who look like me to be here for people who are fighting for equality. >> chris long. >> and it interesting, because we have a couple of eagl

for a lot of these new issuances , they are not in balance.onathan: many people come out and talked about what is happening in the credit market and maybe some complacency. the federal reserve likes to talk about valuations, but they usually talk about stocks. should they look at what is happening in the credit market? >> i think they look across the spectrum on a variety of products. they look at commercial real estate, auto loans, what is happening in credit markets. a lot of the fed speakers have alluded to the fact that conditions are sure nearly right now with the tightening of credit spreads. that is something that is definitely on the top of their might when it comes to tracking financial stability. this is something that we will be looking for in yellen's speech later this week when she speaks at jackson hole. that is going to be the centerpiece of her conversation. jonathan: we will get into that in just a moment. for the wider issue in story, we spoke earlier and the numbers are huge and they're making a lot of headlines, but ultimat

balanced broadcast media coverage. if i was a newspaper editor. i think in our views page after page after page for nearly six weeks of denigration. and. so maybe. reporting the news that would be helpful for the balance media restrictions of the election has happened do you expect the media to continue to. expect them to live up to the style. and is that the general public now now want which is fair fair coverage proper debate a move away from personalities the culture and policy and whatever happens you think renationalisation of monopoly utilities and the attempts to stop people having to use food banks is firmly on the political agenda manifesto for it to be extremely popular and we tested a number of individual policies and poems or other did and proved to be extremely popular i think because people felt that their parkinson of the water industry or energy industries or they felt were being ripped off and that had enough of them especially thank you very much len what do you think of the bias of the b.b.c. during this campaign well i think the bias of the media spin something has been regressive including the b.b.c. and i hope that what will. this particular

new jersey. david, democrat. david: what has been the balance, financially and in terms of time, with structural and cosmetic improvements? thank you. t: the white house gets a lot of wear and tear. if a lot of people are coming into the home, it will get worn out very quickly. reported president trump said the white house was a "dump." people going back to the mid-19th century complained about the white house being somewhat dingy. abraham lincoln complained the foundation wasn't enough it was nearly torn down after the civil war for security reasons they wanted to move the president's house. i mentioned the coolidge edition and the 20's and harry truman rebuilding. it was a massive inside out project. some of the things we're talking about. once a generation things have to be done because there is a lot of wear and tear. there are hundreds of people work within the complex. the heating and air-conditioning system was really only installed about 30 years ago, 27 years ago, i think. because it is used heavily it has beenlock -- used for almost 80 years. we're talking about a facility that gets a ton of around-the-clock us

administrations both had cases that advocated the media and they had to find a way to address that balance between the newsathering activities of the press, which is a vital part of a democratic society, and tht classified information, which is the executive branch's responsibility. it is a delicate balancing act, one that has been tried and dealt with before, and so far, with the exception of the type of rhetoric used, i didn't hear anything in this press conference. >> sandra: this was announced as a crackdown on leaking, bradley. are you say nothing changes after this news conference today? >> personally, i view this as a nothing burger. a lot of it was repeated language we have heard before. the only thing of substance, the one thing that should be followed very closely, is whether or not the media guidelines that the justice department relies on with respect to subpoenas or search warrants to go after journalist journalists, either emails or documents, things like what happened with james rosen here at fox news, if that changes, that is something to be concerned about. that is something to monitor. bu

now we're hearing that general kelly is trying to manage the news articles that the president gets so that they have a little more balancely he likes stuff from info wars and alex jones and general kelly is wanting the president to get exposed to broader stuff. we know he likes cable news. he gets arguably a little more balance than he would if he's watching alex jones. but the fact is, is this -- do you see this as general kelly coming in and actually being able to impose whatever little order another human can impose in the white house? >> yes. but the operative adjective you just through out there was little. there is only so much chief of staff kelly can do in terms of controlling the information flow to the president. he can do what he can do to crack down on other senior staffers to keep them from slipping a piece of information that he doesn't want them to on to trump's desk in the oval office. he cannot control it the president's twitter habits. that's not a priority for general kelly. he can control who the president talks to on his cell phone in his spare time when he's not around to be baby sat. he cannot cont

for many americans, this is not news that the balance of power in our country has seriously tilted away from them. lgbtq americans, democrats, muslims, women, for people. i have not personally experienced the fear and oppression many of my fellow americans endure every day, but i know this, for many of our citizens, the system has been rigged for a long, long time. [applause] ms. warren: don't just take my word for it. when women are not invited to the debate over our own health care -- [applause] when healthand insurance covers viagra and not birth control, when we are almost two decades into the 20th century and we don't have equal pay for equal work. [applause] ms. warren: when a man running for president of the united states could be caught on tape bragging about sexual assault, and a republican party leaders turn a blind eye, yeah, the system is raised -- the system is rigged. [applause] ms. warren: but keep going. when the black-white wealth gap tripled over the last three decades, when racist voter id laws and voter suppression weedsed sprouted like will this country, when a man,

white house statement explained the decision for balance departure was a huge issue or one he'll now return to being the executive chairman of breitbart news one commentator we spoke to though doubts that balance exit will help trump in the long run. and it is the one guy in the white house that the deplorable like they know him they like him they admire him and the fact that he's been hated by the media and hated by all the lefties is just the. icing on the cake for these people they will if they like him they and the fact that he's being in that band is being attacked raises him in there and there are. steam so the fact that trump fired him will hurt trump it's going to i think the white house polling is going to show him after this sinks in to everybody that it's hurt him with his own base it's not something he going to ford by the way does from a political standpoint than is the latest in a long list of losses from trump experts we spoke to think the white house establishment is just pushing out those who try to challenge them. trump is still determined to fight unregulated globalism to preserve the constitution of this country to refo

dan, the stock market is hitting new highs, retirement account balances are enjoying that.sn't a rising market help everybody, even bernie sanders? >> yes, it certainly does, liz. [laughter] does the government have anything whatsoever to do with the stock market being at this level? when people think bernie's a little wit -- bernie sanders is driving the democratic party, those progressive policies. the progressive democrats have completely disconnected from the private economy. they don't understand it, they see it as this kind of abstraction out there that sends money to the federal government to spend. what they don't understand is that private economy is what is producing the profits, the earnings that are allowing people's 401(k)s to thrive. elizabeth: that's a good point, and as baby boomers retire en masse now, don't the socialists out there get it, that when you have a rising stock market and rising 401(k) balances, that takes a load off social security, medicare and medicaid. >> exactly. you put your finger on it. those rising 401(k)s are a avoiding a lot of socia

balanced broadcast media coverage. if i was a newspaper editor. thinking our views page after page after page for nearly six weeks of denigration. and. so maybe. reporting the news that would be helpful for the balance media restrictions of the election has happened do you expect the media to continue to. expect them to live up to the. founders that the general public now now want which is fair fair coverage proper debate a move away from personalities the culture and policy and whatever happens you think renationalisation of monopoly utilities and attempts to stop people having to use food banks is firmly on the political agenda manifesto for it to be extremely popular and we tested a number of individual policies and poems or other did and proved to be extremely popular i think because people felt that there are concerns of the water industry or energy industries or they felt were being ripped off and that had enough of them especially thank you very much len what do you think of the bias of the b.b.c. during this campaign well i think the bias of the media spin something has been regressive including the b.b.c. and i hope that what will. this particular elect

walter, nothing new about -- but the balance has been struck.ce currently under the rules is that you have to have national security or imminent injury or death to issue a media subpoena, which ultimately is the road to jailing reporters. do you buy jeff sessions' argue that that's not good enough or needs to be reset, that balance? >> no. i've seen no indication that if anything, the obama rules may have been too permissive. the previous justice department said there are clear standards that must be met before you subpoena a reporter or his or her notes or sources, and that's critical to allow the free flow of information. i think it was an attempt at intimidation because he spoke so broadly. some leaks are criminal, and some are harmful to the national security. >> what do you mean, sir, by intimidation? you think absent actual fact-driven inquiry, the attorney general is trying to scare reporters out of doing their job? >> i think more trying to scare officials in the government as well as reporters out of releasing information that ought to

i think they try to balance the good news on the growth front with a bit of caution on the inflation. as i say, i do not think they push back vigorously on currency strength, but it will be interesting to see what they actually -- they update their economic forecast next week, what assumptions to they have for the euro going forward? that will be an interesting component into what their view of inflation is over the medium-term. vonnie: but it is not just --roeconomic conditioners conditions year. the ecb will have to say something about what it will do when capital keys are reached in, and in some cases they have been breached a lot, the amount that you can buy from certain countries when it comes to bund buying has been decreased a lot. richard: that might be something they deal with more in the october meeting. i think everyone is looking for the october meeting for something a little bit more tangible, because you are right, scarcity is becoming an issue and it is something that market participants want to hear about from the ecb. mark: i think you want to look at this boe calcul

you are going to be criticized by the media and i want to thank you liz for being true and balanced, fox newsbusiness threw for getting the real word out to the real people. it's not about whether you agree with us but you're willing to report the news as it is so thank you for what you're doing. absolutely the vice president is going to be criticized but guess what this movement was not burnt by mainstream media and would not be killed by mainstream media. it is by the common man, the common woman the citizens of the greatest country of the world that is the united states of america. >> liz: pastor, switching gears critics attacked pastor joel osteen for allegedly not letting houston flood victims take shelter in his lakewood church. here he is talking with maria bartiromo listen. >> as soon as the waters begin to recede a couple days in we had people coming in that we took in. there's a big shelter four miles away where they house thousands of people, a city shelter and so once that filled up, then our shelter kicked in, but our church has always been open and some of these notions that we'