economy is in a perilous state. this country has been in its worst recession since the great depression. i am surprised s&p would play politics, and the u.s. government can pay the interest and principle on the bonds, but we do have severe economic troubles but will be able to pay the interest and the principle on the bonds. >> larry, i will have to believe you will agree with him, because i learned this weekend from a number of administrative officials pushing back hard against this, and talking about how immaturish it was talking about how s&p was looking for its 15 minutes of fame. they really think this was an unjust move. give me your take on why you think s&p did this and do you agree with that? >> look, s&p's track record has been terrible, and as we have seen this weekend, its arithmetic is worse. there's nothing good to say about what they've done. that's not the large issue here. the large issue here is the house majority played chicken with america's credit worthiness, and america's families are going to

. >>> and perilous perch, an urban cliffhanger, after a sanitation truck crashes through a third floor wall. captioning funded by cbs >> good morning, everybody and thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. >>> president obama plans to unveil his latest plan to boost the economy and cr post labor day speech. the proposal will include tax cuts and republicans are already trashing the notion. today mr. obama begins a ten-day vacation. joel brown is in washington with more on this. good morning, joel. >> hey, betty, good morning to you. after a bruising summer of debt limit battles and increased concern about a double dip recession, president obama heads off on vacation later today leaving strong hints about what he has in store to jolt the economy when he gets back. president obama returned to the white house wednesday night but he won't be there long. now that he's wrapped up his economic bus tour he'll head to martha's vineyard for a ten-day vacation with his family. wednesday the president told cbs news's anthony mason he doesn't think there will be a double dip recession but he is con

for what they did the country is in a terrible international security situation and i think it's perilous so they're attacking the patriotism of others. closer to losing the cool guy. from all over the world had a few centimeters to their self-confidence leg this time goes to the on the region looking for the gold rush still gets people like to. try to save its culture look where cranes are protected in the first official nature reserve. to the region. russia close up. just when the us thought it was dealing with its debt its dealt a blow by a credit score and loses its hallowed aaa crown. for another round of mass protests the biggest in decades says people rage against the government they say has a bad. top secret document shows british officers were encouraged to weigh up how much they torture prisoners depending on how much information they could get. coming right up it's all the latest in the world of sports. hello there thanks for watching the sport and these are the headline heavyweight clash leaders to scar hosts and eat in the fight for the top spot in the russian prime wheeling.

for what they did the country is in a terrible international security situation and i think it's perilous so they're attacking the patriotism of others. plus time slow so i was in the cool john region that's where men flock from all over the world to have a few centimeters to sell cars at. the side bar she goes to the aisle more each year. for the girls who are still gets people like to. her nature to try flights to save its culture. where cranes are protected and the first step to the fish of nature preserve. the creature. push to close up on the dark sea. but it's on our t.v. just when the u.s. thought it was dealing with its debt it's dealt a blow by a credit score and loses its hallowed through to late ground. for another round of mass protests the biggest a decade says people rage against a government that they say has a bad day. at a painful balance top secret document shows british officers were grilled as to where you know how much they torture prisoners depending on how much information they could get. coming right up it's all the latest in the world of sports. hello there thanks

so, underestimate him at your own peril, i would say that to the g.o.p. and i would say that to the far left and the president's campaign team. >> laura: dick, i will give you. this the democrats have to do something with perry. they have to do something with this abysmal record of their guy in the white house. and it's abysmal across the board. they have to do something. perry's jobs weren't real jobs. they were, i guess, not good jobs because they weren't green enough. they were created by the stimulus bill. so barack obama is really indirectly responsible for the 37% of jobs that were created in texas. do you honestly think that that is going to sell nationwide? >> no. i think though when he attacks washington for printing money like he did with ben bernanke and talks about the stimulus funds being bogus and not do any good, it didn't stop him from taking $10 billion from federal money to balance his budget this year. you can't say one thing, having done something just this year totally at odds with what you are telling the american people you are goin

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since he seems to believe it and i don't think it's a perilous this question he's part of that power elite that are misusing the country and so he has the wrong direction right now it's it's going to well since the two thousand and eight crisis but it looks like the economy is sinking again you look at what's happening in the eurozone a number of the eurozone members are just absolutely sinking america is in trouble can the world economy survive if another crisis takes place or has the crisis is the crisis already taking place we're in the midst of the crisis now is my view and i think we will survive was he taking a massive restructuring american people are getting organized we're going project called october of two thousand and eleven or where people are taking care of back we don't trust the government anymore we need a political power is trustworthy that woeful bird with wall street big find its interests and other big business interests we need to restore power of the people and take it away from the economic elites who are destroying the country i know there is one major questi

and the british remember that perilous scaroni was targeted in the same wiki leaks document that set up an alley and fee and. rightly anglo-american say perilous kearney because he's it's close to a school friend of putin and because he's an active participant in the south stream pipeline no if you look at this libyan adventurous specifically italy is the biggest loser amy e n i the italian state oil company founded by the great and recover tape back in the one nine hundred fifty s. was the principal a participant in the libyan oil fields and as you mentioned the italians relied on this right what you see right now is an attempt by the french adventurer sarkozy and his group to essentially push the italians out and what you saw today with the visit of this this character jabril in rome in the long run is the italians are attempting to pay tribute to the new vandals in benghazi and maybe in tripoli if they're lucky although maybe not the new vandals are demanding tribute so the italian say we'll give you money we'll even give you free oil and gas they're simply trying to counterbalanc

proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilousight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly str eaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> and up in coming -- an up- and-coming singer-songwriter. thank you for the beautiful rendition of the national anthem. please be seated now. >> cameras, cameras. >> and if you are a sponsor and are looking for your seat, we have them all down here, all reserved for you. come on down we are here to observe the seventh annual asian pacific american heritage awards in the city and county of san francisco. this year's theme -- celebrate the heritage, celebrated community voices. and to recognize the many contributions of our city's the reverse asian communities and their -- diverse asian communities and their efforts to promote tolerance and understanding between communities of color. 20 years ago, presiden

you put them in a position of peril and you have to do something about it to prevent them from being harmed. >> and probably ane administrative probation where you move it to another state would make sense. thank you both for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> judge jeanine: and coming up next, this beautiful woman was murdered. police found her body dismembered. now, an arrest. but do the police have the right man? >> judge jeanine: friends and family remember lauren giddings at her funeral in maryland today. a beautiful law student whose life was cut short by a monster. could it be that someone who knew lauren actually killed her? on june 25, law school grad lauren giddings e-mailed her boyfriend in atlanta saying she didn't feel safe in her apartment. that was the last time any one heard from her. five days later the 27-year-old was reported missing. ing macon police went to h her home to investigate. lauren's apartments locked. inside police found her cell phone, her purse, h her keys. no sign of a struggle. and no lauren. hours later, outside the building, a shocking discov

she survived the perilous journey and many others weren't so lucky. the italian coast guard came to the rescue overnight. most were fleeing the fighting back home. survivors are telling of horrific circumstances aboard the hopelessly overcrowded open boat. their bodies were thrown overboard. the coast guard has been carrying -- caring for survivors. one alliance a ship was reportedly nearby but a ignored sos signals. the foreign minister has announced an official investigation and is demanding that the issue of clear guidelines on the issue of treatment. they have received several hundred african migrants. >> kosovo has reached an agreement to end the crisis of border crossings to neighboring serbia. it will remain in control until september. the crisis flared last month when coast of the tried to seize the border to enforce a ban on trade with serbia. one police officer was killed. it was threatening to derail talks. the former ukrainian prime minister has been put behind bars in her trial on charges of abuse. they are accused of illegally securing a

we traveled the perilous route too. and then this mother sitting beneath a tree.there. how long was her journey? ten days, she tells us. these are all her belongings from somalia? yes, she says. her own children have run ahead to the tents that now pepper the horizon. the first sign these refugees are nearing the camps. the children who race to keep up with us, their smiles have returned. the number of refugees swelling in the desert outskirts. so many now that the doctors have come to them. >> this is an ambulance? >> yes, ambulance. >> reporter: they take us inside their makeshift clinic. >> so this is the waiting area here? >> reporter: mothers putting their children in hanging buckets to weigh them. the hunger has now spread here beyond the most susceptible, beyond babies and toddlers. it's the older children too. but they say if they can just get them the nutrients, you'd soon see what we did. doctors without borders allowed our camera into their intensive care unit at the refugee camp. when we saw this little girl, tiny bones and her sagging skin, the hospit

. >> rose: and we're more scared by kids in peril than adults in peril? or not? >> to a point. it's not a rule. i actually think with kids it's a very delicate thing. if it's misdirected or misproducted it can make the audience distance themselves from the movie. so it's not by any means a sure bet. it's a more delicate piece of staging. >> rose: i want to have a clip here. this is when you said to me you were watching that genius. >> she's amazing. >> what makes her amazing. she's very gifted and she's got great instincts and she's so present and she's generous and she has great ideas and her kindness really comes through. >> and she's a very obsessed performer. we came to her because natalie portman is good friends with al fan sew war roan and she said "i know you're looking for a kid, this girl worked with me on "brothers and she's the real deal." we interviewed bailee and i tell you it's one in a million. she's a solid actor. >> rose: how old is she? >> she's about 11 going on 75. >> rose: toll tape. >> sally, say hello to mr. harris. >> nice to meet you. >> come take a loo

and when >> every day, they embark upon the perilous journey to kenya. thus are taken in at the refugee camp. other camps have been established throughout the region. a hungry are streaming into ethiopia as well. they receive the basics for survival. >> these small children that you see, they are malnourished and this population is very hungry and very tired. they will get it in the next few days. >> no one knows how high the death toll is. it could be the most severe crisis in a generation. >> having a little bit of difficulty right now? >> it is looking quite weak at the moment, defending his government was a move to tackle public debt. he vows to introduce taxes and other reforms. he made the speech before parliament. >> they told the italian parliament that the crisis is not an italian one, but a global one. the political and banking systems are all solid. he added that reducing unemployment is essential and italians need to roll up their sleeves. it was clearly aimed at calming the financial markets. earlier, there had been a high- level response to

if we can't protect our interests around the world, our domestic economy is in peril.omney's speech was longer so had an opportunity to make an important point. of course there's waste and fraud in the defense department budget. you will talk about that later tonight. part of the government inherent in government. the thing to do is eliminate the waste and fraud and reinvest in defense. don't think that you can make savings by cutting the waste and fraud and cutting the defense budget. >> greta: it is going to be later in the show i did research for my own amusement. candidate president obama said he would go line by line through the budget and get rid of -- in 2008 in missouri. famous last words. they all say that there's a new study that just came out that will be released tomorrow this is the wartime commission contracting report to congress. it says the report estimates between 31 to 60 billion in waste and fraud in wartime contracting in iraq and afghanistan. if we were better stewards of our money or our politicians, we would be stronger and the nation would look

>> the catholic church is in peril not just in austria, but across europe. the vatican is incapable of moving with the times and introducing reforms. >> trouble is brewing at the grass roots of the catholic church. not only in his parish. >> in our local live series we are off to france, a small village being overrun. the reason, they are convinced that this village is the only place that people will be safe on the days when the world comes to an end. >> hour overnight train or bribes at the foot of the pyrenees at 6:00 a.m. and we are heading into a village near the mountain. some people say it will be the only place to survive on the world ends next year. believers are convinced that extraterrestrials will come here to rescue them. we drive through the pyrenees on narrow roads. suddenly, are gps system starts acting up. it tells us to take a stony pass instead of the road leading to the mountain. we ignore it and drive on. then the forest opens up. there it is. the mountain of the extraterrestrials. this is how the story goes. according to one reading of t

america's standing in the world is in peril not only because of the sddisastrous, but the muddle they call our economy. our president has insulted our friends and encouraged our enemies. thumbing his nose at traditional allies like israel, he seeks to dictate new borders for the middle east and the oldest democracy there, israel, while he is an abject failure in his constitutional duty to protect our borders in the united states. [applaus [applause] >> you know, his foreign policy seems to be based on alienating our traditional allies while facing our domestic agenda on importing failed western european social, we don't need a president who apologizes for america, we need a president who protects and projects those values: (applaus (applause) >> look, it's pretty simple. we're going to stand with those who stand with us and we will vigorously defend our interests and those who threaten our interests, harm our citizens, we will simply not be scolding you, we will defeat you. [applaus [applause]. >> our nation cannot and it must not endure four more years of aimless foreign policy. we c

. >> it means that some of his life is in danger or peril. loss of heat would be like the safety. -- life safety. >> members of the commission, good morning. chief housing inspector. does the commission wants an overview on the history of emergency orders and repairs? kerr is a very broad definition. we are really dealing with a definition in the building code that deals with something called serious and imminent. you can have something that may be potentially hazardous, but you mean the mnc before the director can go ahead and do provocative things. as far as ordering a building to be demolished, repaired. if the director issues an emergency order, there are certain things that have to happen. it is a time-consuming thing to do. because of the exigent circumstances, you need to give the property owner and maximum of 48 hours to try to make repairs themselves. you must report record net document immediately. -- record that document immediately. in a situation where you want to make repairs and not under issue of emergency, that is a different

. >> they do so at their own peril and get the beach furniture in before it comes . romney is the zelig of politics. he becomes whoever he is with. he is more precarious than ted choice and- more pro- ted kennedy. now he is a greater science rickre tha -- denier than perry. he has to decide it to his every morning. that has to be fatiguing. >> who can argue with that? the burning of fossil fuels has produced this greenhouse gas act. if you argue with that -- >> no, it is the second step. can the atmosphere self-correct -- >> can we also agree that in -- since 1850, when we started keeping track of these things, yearsight warmest since 1858 occurred since 1998. do we agree? >> we agree on that, but let me explain what the problem is. in the human body, if you increase the amount of co2, the body has corrective mechanisms. it excretes hormones would create changes in physiology and it brings it down. at a certain point, it cannot handle the access of co2 and you die could the question is, the globe has its own mechanisms of self correction. exactly how they works, how

unless there is a dramatic, a dramatic turn of events, barack obama's presidential career is in peril, all the polls show that. it's becoming hard to see how mr. obama could ever win re-election with the economic circumstances so dire. i mean, it's like a football coach. you get a certain amount of time to turn a bad team around. and then you are fired if you don't. blaming president bush for the current chaos not going to work any longer. but the democratic party simply will not stop doing that and will not admit that the big spending agenda has driven the country to the brink of brussments instead, they continue the blame game. >> i believe this is, without question, the tea party downgrade. this is the tea party downgrade because a minority of people in the house of representatives countered even the will of many republicans in the united states senate who were prepared to do a bigger deal. the fact of the matter is that this is essentially a tea party downgrade. the tea party brought us to the brink of a default. and, by the way, you said before, the president said this -- if we h

for what they did the country is in a terrible international security situation and i think it's perilous so they're attacking the patriotism of other. wealthy british science says it's not time to rise. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy because a report on. the . street is situated on the black sea coast twenty kilometers from sioux whom it was founded in one thousand nine hundred eighty five by monks who'd arrived in the cars here from greece soon after that the cloister became a leading religious center in the caucasus the ministry stands on an elevation surviving defensive fortifications of the and a copy a fortress around a nearby hill. is the name of the capital of the ancient abkhaz kingdom. broke out here at various times georgians roman turks and persians invaded this place but the mountains protected the local people we associate ourselves with the mountain rather than with people related to the sea. the end of the pier fulcher stands on a mountain top beneath the mountain speedy ologists have discovered a vast cabin it attracts numerous tou

i mean aside from -- these wires have you cleaned up all of those kind of perilous situations own as you were and does that cause even more outages you have to shut the power to get the hot wire out of the water. >> we do turn off power in the same situation. other customers safety is a number one priority. you want to reiterate people should not buy a downed wire even though it is not the electrical wire we always urge caution. there have been some of the fataliti fatalities. we want everyone to be careful especially when there is water involved to not go into their electrical box. >> how come psg doesn't have more under groundwaters. i lose power at least twice a year. >> sorry to hear that but we have one of the most reliable systems. under ground is more expensive and traditionally they have fought and fought about putting them under ground. if you have a problem with the wire it is much more difficult to find where the problem is. >> they are still ugly. you do your best. paul, thanks. congressman chris smith are you there? >> doing good. how are you? >> republican 4th district.

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. >> reporter: the art of wing walking is the skill of making the perilous look effortless.hey've been doing it nearly as long as planes have been in the air. just last month, ashley showed me how she dazzles the crowds. so at this moment, what are you holding on to up there? >> a prayer. a wing and a prayer. >> reporter: but, lake all professional risk takers, the shadow of death trails close behind. . >> you know accidents really don't change how you feel about your passion. it definitely makes you re-evaluate everything. however, we are in the entertainment business and there is -- there is only so much, so -- >> reporter: there's always going to be some risk. >> absolutely. >> we love doing what we do. we love entertaining people. we love flying. most of us are more comfortable in the air than we are on the ground. if todd had survived that and really covered from his injuries, i can almost guarantee you he'd be out doing it again. >> reporter: that's because high in the skies, fearing death pales next to feeling alive. i'm jaychadler for "nightline." >> our thanks to ja

. >> the streets remain peril less as bbc reported. they were driving into the capital with rebel when's they were fired on. state television has gone dark. muammar qaddafi is missing. >> what is clear is the rebels are winning. the pentagon officials say they believe caw doff -- >> the pentagon officials say where qaddafi is is anybody's guess. they gained the upper hand and moved in on trippoli and qaddafi forces were on the run. the army has been decimated. many of the soldiers have fled, though a flew are still hanging on. the president seemed to give qaddafi one last chance to relinquish power peacefully. >> although it is clear that qaddafi's rule is over, he still has the opportunity to reduce further bloodshed by relinquishing power to the people of libya. >> a senior obama administration official says qaddafi is ahead of state -- a head of state in charge of nothing. pro qaddafi units are finding the space in which they are able to operate is shrinking dramatically. the cost to u.s. taxpayers is estimated to be $896 million at

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kentucky is completely occupied by union troops and these fellows are in peril. they manage to come in to lexington and look around and find lexington is in total chaos because of the idea of morgan's command. and who shows up in clark county at the home where these two are staying but john m. porter's cousin, thomas henry hives. he was a captain in morgan's command and he had actually heard -- i don't know how -- that these two fellows were in clark county looking for morgan. and he was out looking for these two. they were searching for one another and they find one another. , is is one of the most interesting human beings ever to come out of the civil war. he would be a captain in the ninth kentucky cavalry during the war with john m. porter. tom hines was captured in ohio with john hunt morgan and they would both be incarcerated in the ohio penitentiary and, as would mastermind the escape of john hunt morgan and six of his men out of the ohio country in november of 1863. then he would go to canada and from canada he was the architect of what became the northwe

and these fellas are in peril. they manage to come into lexington and look around and find that lexington is in total chaos. as they are back in clark county, who shows up at the home where these two fellas are staying. john porter's cousin, henry hines who also came from butler. tom hines was a captain in morgan's command. he had heard, how, i have no idea, he heard these two mel me- two fellas were in clark county looking for morgan and he was out looking for these two fellas. they were both searching for one another and they find one another. this tom hines has to be one the most interesting human beings ever to come out of this part of the state in the civil war. he would be a captain in the 9th kentucky calvary during the war with tom porter. tom hines would be captured in ohio with john hunt morgan, they will both be incarcerateed in the penitentiary, and john hines would master mind, and then in november in 1863. then he would go to canada, and from canada, he was the architect of what became the northwest c

drama stop in peril the sheriff's live continues as europe's markets open down falling similar grim trading in a thread on wall street it's heard by a gloomy u.s. economic outlook as well as stupid euro zone debt. president medvedev is urging a serious leader to start reforms and talks with the opposition or else expecting sad future protestors reject president assad's offer of change as a tax increase on the their stronghold. hard like muslims in britain are trying to put london under a strict sharia law but critics say it's a political tool to try and to split the country. you know back in the studio with the latest in sports you know could this be the end for one of russia's greatest ever martial artists tell you what's i sincerely hope not six months ago to say the future or you. would be finished in m.m.a. it would you know people would laugh at you but that's what's just happened is contract has not been renewed by strikeforce we've got the ins and now it's about in just a second. thanks for joining us this is sports today plenty ahead of the next ten minutes proving all this. crowd c

the seals carry out covert and perilous missions daily inia.te, the raid that killed osama bin laden in may. while she's seals -- these seals william from seal team six, they were not involved in that mission. while this is a devastating loss for seal team six, there's a large contingent left. each team has 12 members in teams of 40. this incident is being investigated by nato to determine if the taliban was in fact involved. >> alan: top officials at standard & poors spent today defending their conversation to downgrade the united states' credit rating and the obama administration claims it was hasty and based on faulty math. they lowered the rating from aaa to aa-plus, concluding that the country will face difficulty getting its debt under control. the first ever downgrade followed the deal earlier in the week to stepped the government's debt ceiling. >> the political brinksman ship was something beyond our expectations. >> s&p insisted it hat given plenty of warning they downafraid would come if the obama administration and congress did not