andrews: north america does take up a lot of co2. one reason that we've taken up a lot of co2, historically, is that when the eastern part of north america was settled, a lot of forests were cleared for agriculture. and those have been regrowing over the past 100, 150, or 200 years. and so those forests have taken a lot of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, but they're nearing maturity, and so they probably won't be such a strong net sink for atmospheric carbon dioxide in the future. narrator: by increasing the number of tall towers, noaa scientists will enhance their ability to understand the rate that natural ecosystems are absorbing or releasing carbon dioxide. dr. andrews: we're really trying to develop a sampling network that will allow us to kind of keep our finger on the pulse of the biosphere continuously. so something that's sustainable and that we can use to monitor net carbon dioxide emissions for many years. narrator: taken together, the programs at noaa's global monitoring division have revealed not only how quickly g

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>> since you mentioned north america, this was originated in north america. >> now the president of a european commission is saying this, we can not continue trying to solve europe's problems, with its national solution. the solution is more international rescues. someone here says that means more u.s. tax dollars. well, hello, i'm cheryl casone. welcome it "cashin' in". we have wayne rogers, jonathan, tracy burns, john, and joining us this week, sally cohen is with us. welcome. tracy, you say this talk of nations coming together to rescue europe is bad for taxpayers in this country. >> cheryl, this whole kumbaya stuff is expensive. we send money to the imf, they send it to europe. is anybody in europe paying attention to the austerity measures? no. everyone keeps saying he did it. no one takes any blame for anything anymore, including here at home. we keep bailing our own selves out. it has to stop or no one is going to fix anything. why should you when you just expect the check is coming in the mail. >> should we be bailing out europe, in fact, because what happens over there keeps

andrews: north america does take up a lot of co2.ere cleared for agriculture. and those have been regrowing over the past 100, 150, or 200 years. and so those forests have taken a lot of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, but they're nearing maturity, and so they probably won't be such a strong net sink for atmospheric carbon dioxide in the future. narrator: by increasing the number of tall towers, noaa scientists will enhance their ability to understand the rate that natural ecosystems are absorbing or releasing carbon dioxide. dr. andrews: we're really trying to develop a sampling network that will allow us to kind of keep our finger on the pulse of the biosphere continuously. so something that's sustainable and that we can use to monitor net carbon dioxide emissions for many years. narrator: taken together, the programs at noaa's global monitoring division have revealed not only how quickly greenhouse gases are rising in the atmosphere, but are also providing a better understanding of sinks and sources in the cbon cycle. this i

lockout he stayed in north america. even though he's separated from his family for the time being he says but hockey comes first as much as professional and said it's a wonderful opportunity to join a club like serious. it's nice to have from the legendary team like a red army. it's a great opportunity for me to be gone if you're going to jersey a red army if you remember if you know how many great players. came from like. red army hockey school and how many big names play for the team you know like many means olympic champions world champions. that's a big honor for me and because. he watched his first game when serious cameras to beat up and got almost by a goal to zero didn't take to be ice himself the first two year old expects to play i'm thirsty but he says he's not here for a holiday and will be giving everything to help his new club get as far in the playoffs as possible not just spending big time play by play hard to compete for my team you know and the best what i got it's obviously a distraction from his goal

sandy: yeah, they used to range all through north america.p periodically in arizona and texas. jarod: great. now, is this a full-grown jaguarundi? sandy: this is a full-grown adult. jarod: wow. so they don't get very big at all. sandy: no, no, this is about as big as they get, and they do have a couple of variations on their coloring. jarod: mm-hm. sandy: aztec, here, she's a dark one, and her sister maya has a lot more of the reddish tones. jarod: oh, so they can have different coloration, even within the same litter then. sandy: exactly. jarod: wow. now, look at this. just like any cat, especially your cats at home, this jaguarundi, even though he's pretty weasel-like, he still has all those same cat behaviors. and what sandy is trying to do is lure him over with the one thing that cats love most, and that's motion. sandy: that's right. jarod: and this is a cat. now, a cat this size doesn't seem -- you know, compared to jaguars, or mountain lions, or even bobcats for that matter -- doesn't seem like a very big predator. so what kind of food

are located halfway between north america and western europe in an archipelago is part of norway but a special status that allows other countries to set up industrial bases here in the middle of the cold war it's. served as the useless hours westernmost outpost now it's one of the soviet union's last preserved relics. is essentially a picture of what would have happened to the soviet union if it was cut off from any financial support for two decades it's a curious site for western tourists and i think it could be even more appealing for russian travelers to keep its presence on spitsbergen russia still maintaining a coal mine here but in terms of profit is far behind local supernews shops so between mary bell it is a big hit the defunct aren't curtain still helps keep the money flowing guys it's all rushing through your words you can't buy the rubbles they're also. your local administration is increasingly under pressure to bring the infrastructure up to more than standards if these modernization efforts are not very popular with tourists if you come into a very authentic place like.

. >> 2020 north america will be energy independent by taking full advantage of our oil, our gold, ourh-- >> unlike my opponent, i won't let it endanger our coast line or collect 4 billion dollar in corporate welfare from our taxpayers. >> neil: you have a pretty good idea where we stand. and mitt romney never mentioned the oil companies during the speech and the president did, gas prices up nearly $2 since this president took office and the keystone pipeline locked out and america is proving they love their gas guzzlers, and truck sales booming. ben stein, what do you make of it. >> the president said it's great stuff and importing less oil, a lot more natural gas being produced. and that says the oil companies and natural gas companies and encourages them and damns them at every opportunity he can. and i'm stunned to the oil companies, obviously plays well with his flag burning, contribution tearing up base, but does not play well with reality. the oil companies deserve thanks and praise, not this endless cursing of them. and by the way, who does mr. obama own the oil companies? owne

we have, in some of our research plots, more species of trees than the whole of north america or the whole of europe. that's a phenomenal number of species -- 1,000 species or 1,200 species in one plot. narrator: at 17 forest-dics plots throughout latin america, africa, and asia, davies' project, in collaboration with the arnold arboretum of harvard university, maintains an active database of more than 3 million trees of 6,000 species. dr. davies: this is a huge data set, which no one else in the world is doing this kind of research. and the idea of doing it right across the whole world is that then we'll be able to come to some generalizations about what's happening to tropical rainforests. narrator: by statistical analysis of a large number of individuals over a long period of time, the team can determine the dynamics of forest growth. dr. davies: what we do is we monitor them every five years. we go and remeasure all the trees. the idea is to try to work out, for hundreds and hundreds of species, their population biology -- that is, the rates with which thegrow, the rates they die

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but with the lockout in north america already in effect that argument seems to be no longer an issue because some of the world's best players are now strutting their stuff right here in the continental. alex said that she has returned to his home scenes in a moscow from n.h.l. the washington capitals was marked by two points in as many games for the new jersey devils in the a couple chick on the other hand the match against all these to you became his cage and there is successful one too has sky st petersburg out scored the muscovites by three books to one you know a family and all the friends here and greats are playing from their home crowd to know that people here they're enjoying watching hockey especially those reiver you know top teams play against each other and i think it's all fun too though the battle for a place in the gari cup playoffs is still months away but that you can couple chook duck soup and other looks out and h.l. ors are ensuring top attendance at various cage hillary nets from seven countries in europe and yet most i'm very happy that players like alex ovechki

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and its players union continued to cross over cash north america is now missing out on top notch ice again action and their loss is now russia's and other cage all countries game has even more n.h.l. ors are now seeking a path to the continental. remark austria r.t. moscow. elsewhere england's preparation for the super eight stage of the t twenty cricket world cup could not have been worse they recorded their lowest ever t twenty score and then one thousand run defeat to india by side to their already secured their place in the super a stage making this much somewhat of a dead rubber however england captain stuart broad won't be pleased with what he saw india reaching one hundred seventy four four from their twenty overs and why england struggled with india's spinners they were skittled for just eighty r.b.i. i'm saying it is a four for twelve. finally russia's national across country iran has successfully concluded the annual event which is the biggest sporting gathering ever in the country attracting over one million participants across eighty cities michael crabtree and co it was

home block out of north america it has caused some problems for the players . galo pointed out just some of the difficulties we're facing anyway prepare for the plane over the seas you know n.h.l. and we we knew it's going to be a lockout bob everybody still have like lost hope you know for the. mind the season going to be going and right now. when you really everybody is moving here i have a have family who likes days and feel right now and i have to find a school for my kids and i have to find a nice apartment for my family where you can leave and that's the problems that have to face it right now besides the hockey about the hockey it's a main reason and there rest of the problems have to put on their side and when they have some free time i got to tell you a teammate hasn't played club hockey in russia for over a decade in the last n.h.l. lockout he stayed in north america even though he's separated from his family for the time being he says but hockey comes first as much as a profession and said it's a wonderful opportunity to join a club like. it's nice t

and its players union continued to cross sticks over cash north america is now missing out on top notch iceberg action and their loss is now russia's and other cage all countries game as even more n.h.l. ors are now seeking a path to the kontinental hockey league remark austria ardsley moscow. while elsewhere england's preparation for the super eight stage of the t twenty cricket world cup couldn't have been much worse they recorded their lowest ever twenty score and their ninety one defeat to india but sides had already secured their place in the same price day making as much somewhat all the dead rubber however and captain stuart broad won the planes with what he saw or india reaching one hundred seventeen for four from that's when two i was in reply in and struggled with india's spin as i was still to all out for just eighty one song with figures of four for twelve. funny rushes at national cross country run has successfully concluded the annual event which is the biggest sporting gathering ever in the country attracting over one million participants across eighty cities michael was

both say north america is already on a path to energy independence by 2020. the key they say is not just increased production which is already happening, but continued conservation, using alternatives like biofuels. you can of course read more of our fact checks at cnbc.com. of course we really do want to hear from you. investigationsinc@cnbc.com. >>> i want to get back to the san francisco apple event. brian, getting more details on the ipod. what's going on? >> we're getting more details on how you listen to the ipod, the ipad, the iphone, whatever it may be. we all know the ubiquitous white apple headphones. there's about 100 pairs around here. they are getting their first update in years. apple saying their new earpods, that's what they're calling them, come after three years of design and innovation. there's the look. they are apparently a little rounder, little more like a ball, less like a disk that fits in your ear. a lot of people complained that when they jog they fall out so apple addressing that issue. a stock you want to pay attention to, skull c

. >> since you mentioned north america, it was not originated in north america. neil: what he is saying now you're not going to love. speak: message to you today is this, europe needs a new direction. >> you'r they can no longer stee course of events. neil: he is so nervous, today he is british. so the eu leaders said they cannot fix it on their own, so calling for a federal europe to handle things. money manager says we're all heading down a dangerous path. it is a different age remarketed celebrates intervention and heralded prospect of european central banks coming to the rescue. we used to recoil at that. >> it was business, and government was basically there to defend us if they'd need to be defended. this is crazy. neil: when you have this portuguese guy, the bottom line, but he is saying i trust him after europe to save us and not individual countries, what is he seeing? >> i will tell you how it will work. if you wan he wants to say let't people from every country and make sure they only speak the native language and put them all together and let them tal

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patrick cathedral pa rich north america cried the gymnasium to say mass. the fire broke out in their church on thursday. this is also where 41-year-old frank ryan collapsed due to a heart attack after coming out of the flaming building to replenish his oxygen bottle. the fire captain visit ryan at the hospital this afternoon. >> everything we're getting so far is definitely in a positive direction. reporter: the captain and other members of engine one and truck one, were invited to attend the mass. prayers were offered for ripe's recovery. pa rich north america like joanne stone are happy to pray for one who tried to sayre her church. >> firefighters, if it wasn't for them the church wouldn't bet there, and they need to get everything they deserve. >> ryan was one of 60 firefighters who worked to put out the three-alarm fire. parishioners and clergy were evacuated as the fire race thyroid the building, creating thick smoke and searing temperatures, dangerous mix for firefighters. >> a lot of fire, a lot of heat inside there, so absolutely. i mean, those ar

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patrick cathedral pa rich north america cried the gymnasium to say mass. the fire broke out in their church on thursday. this is also where 41-year-old frank ryan collapsed due to a heart attack after coming out of the flaming building to replenish his oxygen bottle. the fire captain visit ryan at the hospital this afternoon. >> everything we're getting so far is definitely in a positive direction. reporter: the captain and other members of engine one and truck one, were invited to attend the mass. prayers were offered for ripe's recovery. pa rich north america like joanne stone are happy to pray for one who tried to sayre her church. >> firefighters, if it wasn't for them the church wouldn't bet there, and they need to get everything they deserve. >> ryan was one of 60 firefighters who worked to put out the three-alarm fire. parishioners and clergy were evacuated as the fire race thyroid the building, creating thick smoke and searing temperatures, dangerous mix for firefighters. >> a lot of fire, a lot of heat inside there, so absolutely. ihosemean, those

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as for the rest of the north america snow showers are possible in the central rockies. mostly dry but we have a big low pressure system over east and canada. the associate front is gradually sagging south ward. the central mississippi valley, the ohio valley as well as central plains you're expecting to see some thunderstorms on your tuesday. temperatures looking like this. looking quite seasonal in many locations but still on the hot side in the south. 33 in oklahoma city. the critical fire risk will remain into storm. here is extended forecast. >>> we have an update on our top story. japan coast guard officers say dozens of fishing boats and several patrol ships from taiwan have entered japanese waters. they are calling on the vessels to leave. the officers reported earlier that 40 to 50 fishing boats have been navigating outside japanese waters. japan controls the islands in the east island sea. taiwan and china claim them. stay with us as we'll bring you more updates on this story. thanks for joining us. wo [ music ] >> you know a lot of california is desert, wid

and their earnings out of north america, business continues to be very powerful and companies like mine have been able to take advantage of that as we partner with nike on all the great elite products and they continue to come to the market. we are especially strong in basketball, those are areas where nike, adidas, people like that have come up with great innovation in the last couple of years and it keeps going, it keeps coming. we are very optimistic about the marketplace and our position in it. liz: we would love to walk into one of those stars with you, please, let us do that. >> we look forward to that. david: 450 stores inside macy's. david: i love the fact he uses old connections working there, you never lose the connections, folks, you never know when they can come back to help you. what do jimmy kimmel, president obama and stephen colbert have in common? they're all taking your questions on website reddit. joining us in a fox business exclusive talk about their future plans and why they say they're looking to make this the social election. liz: now you can gift to your friends

telsa revving up efforts in north america planning to open ten locations in north america with the firstoday at the roosevelt field mall in new york. the first canadian store opens in november in toronto. we continue the count down to the closing bell with liz liz claman. liz: i love the s model. we saw that at the telsa plant. let's talk about gambling. you can say they took a gamble trying to start a u.s. auto company, but this is a different jeff block, an electronic gaming company, annie coal at the new york stock exchange. i love the company, manufacturing, doing stuff here in the u.s.. >> they are, and i tell you, they are poised. look at the company, wms, the ticker single, a new game to be introduced at -- what do you call it? >> g2e, global gaming exposition. >> exclusively, you have a huge show coming up, because you have 100 plus new games coming out. >> we do. we have a lot of innovation, technology, taking years to produce, and we are answer, to get to the show next week. >> brad, come over here to show us this. this is the spiderman; right? >> right. we created a product th

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the month of august in north america. there are comps for calvin klein and tommy. in europe continued in the low teens. our heritage business continues to comp positively in the 1 to 2% range. a strong start to the season. very strong start with the key retail partners, macy's, jc penney and kohl's. >> i have been chiding you that heritage, maybe it was time to get rid of it. looks like heritage is a driver toward earnings. >> i think we had a tough couple of quarters in heritage. that started the turnaround in the second quarter. i can tell you the momentum being built up. we're going to see positive results in the third going into the fourth quarter. >> which parts? >> our dress shirt business, built around van heusen in particular and arrow, the two larges brands in the united states. then our sportswear izod, a major roll-out with jc penney with the brand there. continued strong growth in our department store base, particularly macy's. that brand continues to perform and regain positioning. >> jc penney is a battleground. people worried that perhaps they are no

it is really the first time that a greenhouse gas program of this scale has come into north america.been other programs but this is by far the largest program and in north america, cap-and-trade program the country has seen. it has been talked about since 2006. and, now it is actually starting for the very first time. melissa: if you get banks involved to come in and start trading the credits, what are the possible externalities that could come out of that? i mean do you end up. can they be used as derivatives? another mortgage-backed securities problem? what are the possible outcomes down the road? >> i would say very much different than that we look at it like any other commodity that can trade hands between two different counterparties. our role really we're not looking to trade this for profit, to take a lot of market risk really at all. it is to help clients complete compliance obligations. this is market, manufacturing companies, power companies, don't really wake up one day and decide they want to be in the emissions market. they're told to be in it. the regulation are written

. >> by 2020, north america will be energy independence by takining full advantage of our oil, coal gas and renebles. we will make trade wor f for america by forging new trade agreements. when nations cheat, there will be unmistakable conseqnces.. i will begin my presidency with the jobs tour. presidenobama began hisith an apolology tour. america, he says, has dictateted to other nations. no, mr. president americaca's freeee of the nation's from dictators. >> he s betray agreements and jobs on his agenda. we will start with our “washington business report" roundtables, peter morici of the univsity o of maryland, and kate andersrsen brower, white house repoer for bloloomberg. relar guests at “washington business report." i thought was a pretty y good mitt romney speech thursday night. the ans he talked abobout have anchance of working?g? >> absolutely. it on trade, we have a huge decit, the reason mr. bernanke cannot get the economy going. if you don't fix the trade deficit, you don't fifix the american economy. mr. obama promised d to do someing about that on the stumump in 2008 and he

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