given their recent record of accomplishment or lack thereof the question is whether any of it will getto know when congress will stop kicking the down the road. >> reporter: the only item is a short term item to keep the government running. it's expected to pass. congress could also pass measures to help people hit hard by the drought and by hurricane isaac. perhaps the biggest challenge the so-called fiscal cliff, a series of tax increases and spending cuts that experts warn taken together could plunge the economy back into recession. >> they will have about four weeks after election to deal with some of the largest tax increases and spending cuts seen at one time. >> reporter: $110 billion in cuts from defense to education to food inspections last year aalone will take effect in january. one problem, republicans and democrats disagree on the bush tax cuts due to expire at the end of this year. >> americans know what works, low taxes, reasonable regulations and leaving within our means. >> reporter: democrats led by president obama support them for just people making more than 200,000

davis then showed off his hops, or lack thereof. the dunk over the goal post rejected. this is how you use a goal post, vernon. david acres 63 yards away. if it's good, it ties an nfl record. the ball hit the crossbar and went over. 63 yards and a lucky bounce. niners beat the packers 30-22. >>> golf, rory mcilroy has done it again. won the bmw championship by two strokes, second straight win. >>> u.s. open, serena williams put to the test and passed with flying colors. down two games in the final set, serena rallied, won the next four and captured her fourth u.s. open title. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> reports of a huge celebrity wedding involving two big stars this weekend. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, whoever said all is fair in love and war obviously never met willy the cockatoo. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." a pretty desechbt day across much of the area, at least to start off. 83 in vegas. more humid than what you're used to. dew point in

but i recognize that when we have come here and heard reports about the progress, or lack thereof, of cit in san francisco, there hasn't been much specification. there's been well we've had these classes and x amount of officers, you know, ali's name comes up as a model but that's what we get. we don't get solid information as to if we live in this neighborhood who can we look for that has allegedly gone through this training, who can we look for when something is happening, who can we look for on the street and how would you address the situation, who can the community look to when we're trying to assess the physical reality of cit and the impact to our neighborhoods. is this information broken down by which precinct these officers are working out of, and is that information public, and can that be presented to the public because i think that's very vital information for the public to have. thank you. >> president mazzucco: thank you. any further public comment on items not on the agenda? >> you're about to go into closed session, and for me, i'm wonder when do those records become a

. >>> last night on the rachel madow show bill burton talked to racel about the impact or lack thereof super packs are having on the romney campaign. ory tel about mitt t romney is there is no story about mitt romney. the story they tell about barack obama is well he's always bad things. if you're trying to figure out well what is it that - what's the strategy here? how are we trying toin ts ra itorfi on their side. that's why they're so inefficient with their money. spending is a wreck. message is all over the place. that's why they're not having as big an impact and people thought they would. >> don't miss the unique take on politics and all the top stories on the el madow show at 9:00 eastern, the place for politics. >>> here's your "first look" at the other news going on around today. in utah, a dramatic rescue for a young deer that got trapped in a man hole earlier this week. poor guy. officers used a cinpeo lasso the spooked animal and hoist it to safety. the deer was then released back into the wild. >>> all right. beer drinkers may want to turn away for a mont. cases and cases

you would need make finding about adversity or lack thereof to this open space. for quantitative purposes the transbay tower would add.008% shade to reck center. lastly bowdecker park, about a mile away from the one building, the transbay tower, which might shade it. this would happen in early summer. like the reck center, five minutes, less than a month a year before 7 a.m. the shadow would fall on the edges of the park along the ellis street edge and the young street edge. there is -- bodecker park is slated to be completely renovated in the next few years there is a project for public land to fund and rebuild this park. so the analysis is based on the approved plan the commission has approved for the renovation of this park. where does this analysis on this park -- there was a limited five-minute analysis for a few weeks a year. it would fall on the street edges, plantings but not public access and service gate. interestsingly the one before 7 a.m. at this park has not been historically opened during the last many years. it is only generally open in the middle

out yesterday saying that they wanted to investigate energy drinks and their health benefits or lack thereof, but i don't think it's for anything other than those concerns. you look at it, it's about a 28 times price-to-earnings ratio, 21 times forward-earnings. it's a little bit expensive, but it's not nearly as expensive as it once was, and this really is a great growth stock. > > do you believe there is enough demand, enough people out there drinking energy drinks to make this stock pop? > > absolutely. if you look at their earnings numbers, their quarter two sales were up like 23%. they beat red bull. they were the leader in their industry. and don't forget that they're expanding into other places like asia and south america. so, if you look at how this stock has grown over the last 10 or 15 years, you'll see this has been a great growth story, and i think that you might be getting an opportunity to buy this stock on sale. > > matt cavanaugh of cmz trading. thank you matt. > > thanks. that closes out our show for today. coming up tomorrow, it's traders unplugged. our trader offer clues i

gwen: the argument, at least when it comes to the voting booth is driven by enthusiasm or lack thereof. so assuming that part of what mid-romney did this week was selling himself to other republicans who were concerned for various free-floating reasons about thinks warmth, his ability, his mormonism or whatever, so does barack obama. four years ago there was a coast of excitement that surrounded his election. so who has the bigger enthusiasm gap? >> i think that is the central question. one of the things that i was thinking when i was in the hall last night writing my story, watching governor romney speak, the fact he was even sort of being accepted by this republican party was pretty extraordinary. because he -- gwen: the words tea party never got mentioned from the podium. >> exactly, which was by design. people in the crowd, all of the delegates you talked to, all of the republican activists probably were more excited about defeating president obama then they were electing mitt romney. also, it really doesn't matter. a vote is a vote. so i think without a doubt republicans are motiv

davis then showed off his hops, or lack thereof. the dunk over the goalpost rejected. use a goalpost, vernon. david akers, 63 yards away. if it's good, it ties an nfl record. the ball hit the crossbar and went over. 63 yards and a lucky bounce. niners beat the packers. >>> rory mcilroy has done it again. won the bmw championship by two strokes. >>> u.s. open, serena williams put to the test and passed with flying colors. serena rallied, won the next four and captured her fourth u.s. open title. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> and now for another look at the weather, here's meteorologist todd santos with the weather channel forecast. you know, todd, when you visit from atlanta, it is mandatory that you bring the sunshine. >> delivered. >> really? >> done. >> let's see. >> yeah, a lot of it, veronica. honestly. veronica's one of the people who doesn't really want to see fall settling in too quickly. many of us will notice it when you first step out the door. 50s around chicago. cooler in central park. even a few areas that actually have frost advis

coming up now on the news edge, the light coverage or lack thereof. a d.c.ice officer accused of threatening the first lady won't face charges. what is being done instead. >>> and a church community rallies behind a d.c. pastor is being evicted from the home and a bizarre piece of music history on display at the smithsonian. those stories and maybe a rant on why the orioles should get more coverage on this channel. anncr: this casino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting for question seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. creating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official department of legislative... services, hundreds of millions for our schools. while saving taxpayer money by cutting casino subsidies. question seven. good jobs and better schools in maryland. not west virginia. . >>> thanks for joining us at 5. the news edge at 6 starts right now. >>> right off the top, the rain. we're investigating problems in bloomingdale's neig

with the ambassador and has fascinating information about what kind of security detail he had or lack thereofich might indicate one of the reasons he was so vulnerable in benghazi. but first arwa damon broke the story. arwa you've been talking to eyewitnesss on the ground there. i understand one eyewitness heard an extremist talking about hitting a second location. is that true? what does that tell you? >> reporter: first of all we do know that a second location was attacked, that was supposed to be the safe house where embassy personnel were evacuated to. this other eyewitness a young man, arrived on the scene saying he saw at least two dozen bearded men, part of a known extremist militia here he said just on the outskirts, just outside the consulate compound. they briefly detained him because he said he did not share the same ideology. they heard him celebrating hit and talking about needing to get ready to go out and attack a second compound. all of this of course raising the question as to whether or not this was a pre-planned assault as some members, senior members of the libyan governme

. >> woodward's book calls into question the president's leadership or lack thereof. let's talk.mmaker behind 2016, "obama's america" and author of the book, "obama's america," currently a number one "new york times" best-seller. in honor of your number oneness, i never thought of bob woodward as partisan anything, certainly partisan conservative but he gives a damning indictment of mr. obama's mishandling of the debt deal last year. what's your take on this? >> there are two ways to read obama's behavior, neither one is flattering to obama. obama is a bunkler, habitually pushes for tax increases, doesn't know how to close a deal. that's an obvious interpretation. does obama-care that much if he got a deal? does debt help him in some way because obama has been so promiscuous and reckless about spending, running up the debt, 5 trillion in the first term, if he ran another 5 trillion in the second term, the national debt would be 20 trillion dollars and he would be responsible for half of that. i almost wonder if debt serves a purpose for obama. >> let me come back to that. woodwar

to me i look at crude and it looks like a proxy for global growth or lack thereof. when you see this what do we see? what is the earnings preannouncement this week from fed ex and others. global growth is very weak. china is still very weak so crude will stay very -- to me it will stay challenged. i look at it more as a proxy rather than looking to the inflation. >>> i don't know. i mean, that may be. why the $7 in the last 36 hours. that has been unraveling. >> if you look at the s&p versus crude for the better part of 2011 and 2012 when crude had the selloff the s&p started going with it. why did we start selling off? because of fears overseas and global growth slowing. to me it is simple here. if that chart that you are looking at if it continues to go the s&p may have downs. >> let's look at the drops in crude. on tuesday it was a fundamental taking off of a bullish long position and today there was the article saying saudi arabia would release more crude to main customers including united states. >> understanding you have a lot of bearish news headlines coming

who blame the president partly for what we're seeing in the middle east right now, his policy or lack thereofor some of the violence we've seen play out over the past two weeks. >> he has a very clear policy. if you do harm to american families like what happened on 9/11 where more than 3,000 innocent americans were murdered, he will bring those people to justice and find you and hunt you down. that's what he's done. he's been very clear, if there's any that hurts our diplomats and embassies, like what happened where we lost four great americans, we will also bring those people to justice and we have made six arrests in libya. hopefully those, if they're responsible, will go to jail a very very long time, hopefully the rest of their lives because we have an ambassador murdered just last week. >> former pennsylvania congressman, patrick murphy on a saturday afternoon. thank you for your time. >> grade to be with knew i'm telling you, it's an apock colisp. >> is it an apocalypse now? >> what brought the west wing cast back together? straight ahead. you're watching msnbc. n't easy . but he had p

but given their recent recordf accomplishment, or lack thereof, the question is whether any of it willstop kicking the can down the road. they're sort of out of rope. >> reporter: the only must-pass item is a short-term measure to keep the government running and avoid the kind of costly shutdowns we saw twice in the 1990s. it is expected to pass. congress could also pass measures to people hit hard by thedrought and by hurricane isaac. but perhaps the biggest challenge, the so-called fiscal cliff, a series of tax increases and spending cuts that experts warn taken together could plunge the economy back into recession. >> they'll have four weeks after the election to deal with some of the largest tax increases and spending cuts that the country has ever seen at one time. >> $110 billion in cuts to everything from defense to education to food inspections next year alone will take effect in january unless lawmakers reach agreement on reducing the deficit. one problem -- republicans and democrats disagree on the bush tax cuts due to expire the end of this year. republicans want them extend

. >> our community support or lack thereof is probably the one challenge for corrections today that isdifficult. staff spend an enormous amount of time watching the young men at the pendleton juvenile correction facility evolve. they literally walk the walk and talk the talk with that child. >> it can be intimidating at times, yeah, but if you stay the same every day, they expect, you know, what to do once you come in. >> sergeant marlisha redfield jackson works in the pendleton gang unit with boggess and 23 of his cellmates. she's all too familiar with the public perception of the teens here. >> these are everyday kids, you know. every kid has issues. theirs might be a little more violent than others or more to deal with, but that's what we're here for because it's all about correcting their behavior, because, you know, someone didn't do something somewhere, you know, to make sure they are not in here. >>> coming up on "lock-up: pendleton juvenile," a glimpse into the horrific childhood of jacob shauntee. >> i was taken away from my dad. i was put with my mom. my dad went to prison fo

but given their recent record of accomplishment or lack thereof, the question is whether any of it will know when congress is going to stop kicking the can down the road. they're sort of out of road. >> reporter: the only must-pass item is a short-term measure to keep the government running and avoid the kind of costly shutdowns we saw twice in the 1990s. it's expected to pass. congress could also pass measures to help people hit hard by the drought and by hurricane isaac. perhaps the biggest challenge, the so-called fiscal cliff. a series of tax increases and spending cuts that experts warn taken together could plunge the economy back into recession. >> they'll have about four weeks after the election to deal with some of the largest tax increases and spending cuts that the country has ever seen at one time. >> reporter: $110 billion in cuts to everything from defense to education to food inspections next year alone will take effect in january unless lawmakers reach agreement on reducing the deficit. one problem -- republicans and democrats disagree on the bush tax cuts due to expire a

credit for and that the public still needs to know while talking about, again, the real record or lack thereofy and the things that he's talked about but has no plans to do anything about. so that's my goal for this evening. it's a great honor to be a part of this. then sit back and relax and listen to our president, who we're going to work hard to get re-elected. >> you mentioned the credit you believe the president receives. in some of the states that are recovering that have a lower unemployment rate than the national average, particularly states with republican governors, the republican party has attempted to pull credit saying it's because of this republican governor or mayor that this particular town or state recovered, not by moves made by the president. what do you say to that notion? >> i say it's really sad that folks are still focused so much on their political point scoring as opposed to representing the people. our jobs, regardless of political party, are to make sure that americans get back to work, that we invest in our cities, that we fix our bridges and roads and provide suppo

the progress being made in an area or lack thereof. the drawdown plans. but i think one of the things that has gotten lost is the fact that the u.s. government and afghan government has signed a strategic partnership agreement. what that does is outlined a longer-term relationship focused on economic development. focused on political reform and safeguarding minority rights. focus on combating and and so forth. raisek you're right to them, those will be determined whether ultimately afghanistan is able to seize this chance at democracy and a better form of government and a better form of life. is that long-term commitment that i think will be most important. this president has been very clear that he understands that and that he is playing along in terms of support for those kinds of reforms. >> at the quick time for just a couple more. one over here, please. >> thank you. i have a question about u.s. china relations. we know that it is the most important foreign relations united states is trying to manage, but also we have seen there are many unstable fac

the follicles resistance to d.h.t., or lack thereof, is genetic, and that's why some men go bald andn't. >> for me, i started to go bald when i was in high school. it was a little bit at the beginning, and then it got really worse once i got into college, and to the point where it was really dramatic. and through this time, i started to use a lot of different products, a lot of different things that promised, you know, regrowing of hair, things of that nature. >> hair loss for women, in many ways, is far more traumatic. the psychological effects for women can be devastating. there are many different causes of hair loss among women. female pattern thinning, which is genetic diffuse hair loss, menopause-related, postpartum, or stress-related shedding, and alopecia areata, or spotty hair loss, are just a few. some hair loss in women is caused by poor hair care. harsh chemical relaxers or tight hair braiding can permanently damage these hair follicles. >> you know, a woman losing her hair has to be the most difficult thing in the world. you know, you expect men to lose their hair, but no

or lack thereof. while other networks obseve the first moment of silence ... interviwwd kris kardaishian.. on her preaat augmentation. augmentation.that brings us to our question of the day.what do you think of the today show's decision to skip the moment of silence?our phone lines are open now.. 410- 481-4545. teri- elkton joyce- 3westminster westminstermanuel "i think it was totally disrespectful and &palthough they say they acknowledged it throughout the &pshow the didn't acknowledge i at tht time they were suppose to. keeping up with the karddshians could have waited. i didn't agree with that at all. rip to those we lost. and still praying for those who are still grieving. forever you will be in our hearts!" hearts!"cindy " they thought more of kris jenner's (breasts).....then to properly stop,,reflect and honor the victims f 9-11......no wonder the today show is a downfall." downfall."lara "it's about time people moved on, the today show clearly understands " this."emiiy "you should not skip out on it! it reminds us of the fallen and its a prayer and show

places where business is just done differently and there's different infrastructure capabilities or lack thereof and it's really utilizing that local partnership understanding. >> partnerships or acquisitions? >> we actually do a bit of both. although most of the ones we make, in factual the ones i can think of in the last five years, are technology acquisitions. we do make acquisitions around the world, but most are developed in the u.s. the go to market partnerships we do as a partnership, not an acquisition. >> each week we look at how the financial crisis is affecting global trade. it airs monday at 10:50 central european time and there is plenty more on tradelinks.cnbc.com. >>> in asia tomorrow, japan-china economic association is sending a group of around 20 key executives to beijing to reinforce business ties over in north core re, a the national legislative convenes in pyongyang for just the second time this year. and the reserve bank of australia delivers its twice yearly financial stability review. they provide more guarantees than actually loans. so we'll ask about that. >>> and next,

romney's tax returns, or the lack thereof, or getting rich by laying off factory workers or the tape where he says half the country is a bunch of lazy bums and victims who depend on the government and he doesn't care about them. whatever it is that turned their candidate into the 2012 reincarnation of thurston howell except in this reincarnation thurston is mean, whatever it is that has done that it's just killing him in the polls in every state. if the romney campaign does nothing else they must, must, must make sure that nobody anywhere near mitt romney does that rich guy can't relate to people like me thing again. here's the romney campaign last night. >> both mitt and i have summer places up in new hampshire on lake winnipesaukee. a few summers ago i was traching my grandchildren and children to town to get ice cream and we got into the docks and they were all full, looked around, there was no place to park so we stopped at the dock, they all jumped off and ran up the dock and i realized there was nobody in the boat to help me dock the boat. they just left me out there at sea. so

at the benghazi consulate or lack thereof and i'd like to take a look at four attacks leading up to thembassador stevens and the three others. on june 6, an i.e.d. was thrown at the perimeter of the u.s. consulate. june 11, the british ambassador's motorcade came under attack by an rpg, two security personnel injured there. seven days later on june 18, armed gunmen attacked the tunisian consulate, burned its flag. august 5, five weeks before the assault on the u.s. consulate, the international committee of the red cross building in benghazi struck by rpg's. the question is, who was protecting the consulate and given these attacks alone, why was it not tighter? >> i think you're make a very good point. with these attacks in mind, it's really quite surprising to me that the u.s. ambassador would go there knowing what happened to the british ambassador. essentially without any protection at all. people at the white house have been saying, well, there were no direct threats, meaning we didn't have any intelligence ha said someone is going to attack your ambassador on that day. but the backg