prada boat out there and team oracle that came in first and second this afternoon. speaking of team oracle representing the united states, they are the defending champions of the america's cup. we want to bring in chris bedford with oracle. nice to have you here, chris. >> good to be here. >> you're a meteorologist for the team. great to have another meteorologist on the platform, i must say. weather is crucial to you guys, right? >> it really is. the wind is the fuel for these boats, and it's important that they know where the best breeze is on the race course. my job is to help them find that breeze and make sure that they stay in it and have an advantage over the other boats. >> i don't know too much about sailing, but what makes san francisco i've heard pretty much the perfect place for an event like this? >> it really is a great p place. great venue because the wind is consistent, it's strong, and the water is flat. so you can get these types of boats, these ka ma rans up and sailing very fast and really exciting. >> for a lot of folks aat homecoming out for th

that's team korea just missing the prada -sponsored boat. the usa spinhill picked up a win today as the racing lead. >>> what's worse than a preseason football game? a preseason game in not just rain but a downpour! that's in miami as hurricane isaac approaches. >> proerm storm. >> -- tropical storm storm. >> tropical storm ! petaluma little league is the big game tomorrow. >> 12:30. a gettogether at the theatre, and watch the game live. >> if you have a question or comment, e-mail us. >> all right. goodnight everybody.

they have the red bull and prada, team italy. it didn't take too long to figure that out. i am not sure we will get that in. the defending cup placed first and second for today. over 1600 square miles, in the world for sailing out here, one of the main reasons, the mouth of the bay protects us from large waves and joining us, we don't want to take the man in the know. what's happening out here. the team meteorologist, you guys are doing great with the weather continues. what do you think the secret spins? >> a lot of out here for sometime. our guys are figuring out the conditions here and that gives us an advantage. >> the votes are trying to figure things out during the race and taking all kinds of different turns and twists. are you checking the weather, we know we check it days in adva e advance. is this down to the minute and the second? >> we have the weather intensely monitored on the bay and we do have the forecast, but go down to the forecast. it's important that they have that information. we can't receive that information when the race is in progress. i have to s

i'm in love with prada and christian dior. you see, i'm way ahead of your plan.ot trying to have you as my man. my cell, please quit calling it. you see i ignore the calls. you can't play me. i'm done with games. stop with the kid games. got you heated because i'm done with you and you know i'm on to the next dude. love nobody, trust nobody, and most definitely near fear nobody. it's a cold game. play your part the you ain't even on topic. let's not speak about it. i do what i do and i does it with. i saw your mommas. i got me one and i call them daddy instead of papas. you ain't with it, you in the past. since i guess you have nice things well you whack and because of that aspect i never ever slacked. not the female you used to date. i got a unique type situation. i'm so glad these birds they just bloop me. i speak fluently. she busy with all that blah, blah, blah. hear me out though. i'm going to leave you stern. [applause] >> in an urban high school in the science laboratory lab, two girls are discussing their project. >> you don't even know what you are doing

he's accused of selling phony prada dolce and a huge stash of true religion jeans. while police put their suspect in the car outside, the brand withes behind the bust is counting the merchandise inside. so, there's not a real pair of true religion in this store that you've seen. >> so far, not that i've seen. this is a great hit. >> reporter: buckner shared some of his secrets on how to tell a fake. >> if there were authentic, it would say true religion on the inside and there's nothing on these. one of the other things, we do the smell testament they throw them in plastic bags before they are dry, through them on a container, smuggle them in. they kind of have a mildewy something to them. >> reporter: long before the cases end up at a police station, they are hatched here at investigative cop sul tants. >> this is our evidence. >> reporter: acting on tips, buckner's agents go undercover to gather evidence. >> there's a darker side than what the public knows. it's huge. it's beyond what anybody can even comprehend. >> reporter: buccaneer says counterfeiteres do a lo

>> i went to a remark college, prada women's college in pennsylvania, and then i have a degree from the university of edinburgh, second home you might say scotland. then i came back and i went to harvard, i have a ph.d. from harvard. >> and what? >> and philosophy. and then after harvard i started teaching at yale, i was has as yet professor of philosophy, then i came to georgetown with a sense of the naval academy here and there. >> what did you learn -- was this your first exposure to soldiers when you add to the naval academy or had you been exposed to them before? >> it's an interesting history. i love that year of vietnam had a brother and a husband at age to serve in vietnam but in one case graduate school deferment, in my husband's case, and then another case, my brother was for medical reasons not eligible. and that was, as you know, a momentous historical moment on college campuses in the late 60's, early 70's. it was an unpopular war and given that there was conscription, it was an especially on popular war. so, when i went to the naval academy, i ended up serving, as i like t

we begin at top of the 5th, prada hits the pitch and finds the gap over the head of brice harper. two runs in to score. the braves would go up 2-0, and it would stay that way for a while. this is michael northrup. he fires out in left field. that was morris' first hit in the series. two on for ian desmond, but oh, no, it's right into the double play. a missed opportunity. the nationals had several of those tonight. they fall to the braves. . 5-1 is the final. >>> the rangers took it to texas but the rapingers had a different idea. mitch morlin is going to touch them all. the rangers go up8-1. belltry already has two home runs for the night. can i have another? three home runs for beltry, two of them this inning. 12-3 the final over the o's. >>> to rfk hosting the fire. the nice pass to the newest team member, leonard pajoy heads it in for the gold. d.c. united 2-1. they had a couple more and beat the fire 4-2. they are unbeaten in rfk in their last 12 games. >>> redskins getting ready for the colts on saturday, and it looks like the veteran, the captain, london fletcher will play.

were up 19 -- >> athletics on prada.irst half revenues up 36.5%. same store sales up 19%. given some of the weaker luxury figures not too shabby. australia, hundreds of top mining executives are gathering in the western resource town to talk shop at the annual diggers and dealers conference. cnbc matt taylor is on site and he sent us this report. >> reporter: this is the 20th anniversary here of the diggers and dealers conference that's taking place in the west australian city. we're expecting more of a somber tone this year given the fact that we got falling commodity prices, the big miners have seen their share prices come under significant pressure and we're dealing with a slow down in china which does affect demand for australian resource stocks. but so far today we haven't seen too much negativity. one significant dealer announce in silver resource says it's planning to merge with integra mining. it will create a gold mine worth $1 billion. we heard from forestry metals. it's received financing for about $1.5 billio

the frames we put in the towers are generally those that are of higher value, things such as the pradasfendis, guccis the diors and so forth. >> the next morning, he takes a look at the video and can't believe the spectacle at his eye glass store. the damage amounts to almost $25,000. >> i was somewhat in a daze, and it was somewhat unbelievable the extent of the violence of this break-in. i don't quite even get why it was necessary on the part of the perpetrator. >> but earlier in the week, a similar crime occurs at the store. security cameras are immediately installed, and they catch this second robbery on camera. snarr believes it's the same suspect. >> it's my opinion that that first crime was more of a case to test the alarm system. >> in october of 2010, police arrest 39-year-old adrian irving on charges of breaking and entering and vandalism. two months later, he pleads guilty. he's sentenced to three years in prison. it's all thanks to the 20/20 lens of the surveillance camera. >> it's not that expensive when you get the payback or the reward, when you catch them like this on fi

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meryl and i had that experience, we made "the devil wears prada."rilliant script and great cast led by meryl and nobody dies, nobody blows up, nothing flies. >> rose: a lot of humor. >> a lot of shoes. >> there's real heart. >> rose: will get it every time. put a lot of shoes in there and you've got a movie. >> but what meryl is saying is the emotion that it connects. >> woody allen knew this very early on. he was the first one to counter... what they call counterprogram. everybody wants a formula for success and it used to be summer was the tent pole stuff and he put movies in august for grown-ups and he did very well. >> rose yeh, e timing of the release is meryl's idea. she said a lot of movies that open in august have reached an audience that really appreciates something else. >> i'm just opinionated and i'm telling them don't put the movie out at christmas because women are busy at christmas. in august it's the moment. >> rose: i agree. here's a clip in which kay and arnold finally talk about the first time arno said "i love yo" >>this is just

or the witnesses of the wedding in 1879 come and then by 1885, they had settled in this village of prada by and the photograph. and of course, henry james shows up and puts broadway on a map. by the presence of one of his proteges john sargent sergeant was getting over the scandal in paris and he painted the woman and it caused a huge scandal and of course the sergeant came to broadway with the man who painted the mural in this room in the broadway circle. everyone seems to have had a man crushed. he was extremely charming and the sergeant called him a delightful original genius. there were paddling that when the sergeant dived into the water and hit his head and daddy said let's go to broadway and weakens the with our friend and that some of the broadway scene and the painting of the carnation lilly can to being. he didn't spend much time with lilly unafraid. he laughter and broadway to raise the children and he went off to do exciting things one of which was to become the director of the decorations for the chicago world's fair in 1893 and in fact he was the man who made the city white

prada. coach, kate spade have all signed up. they will open stores. is according to the leases for all 120 stores are filled. the mall will create more than 2000 new jobs. livermore will host fairs on september 11th and october it 3rd. >> i look forward to checking that out. >>> 9 minutes off 9:00. >>> the shooting outside of the empire state building. two people are dead, eight are wounded. you saw the mayor and chief just wrapped up a news conference. >>> we're watching traffic. sal has the latest. look at the area. the latest, the final check with the commute. >>> we want to recap breaking news out of new york city. two people are dead after a shooting outside of the empire state building. police say that a 53-year-old jeffrey johnson went to the building this morning and shot and killed a former co-worker. he was laid off from the business a year ago. after johnson shot his former college with a pistol, he then walked down the street. a construction worker followed him and alerted two nearby police officers. >> as they approached him, he pulled hi

they admitted to wearing spanx under items like prada.now, the kind of shapewear products that were made with grown women in mind, are attracting a much younger audience, teenagers. >> they have it for middle school, high school and throughout college. >> reporter: turns out miley cyrus and teens as young as 13 are turning to spanx and spanx-like products to make their waist look smaller, their bodies slimmer. >> you have the training bra. and you have the spanx. everyone wears them. >> reporter: we sat down with girls, ages 13 to 17, allah cross players from new york. the girls are among a growing number of teens who wear tight-fitting shorts that work like spanx. the girls tell us they wear them everywhere, on the field and off. >> i wear them under everything. to school, and to sports. i wear them. under jeans, you don't want to see you have a muffin top. >> muffin tops are bad because -- they're just unflattering. and it makes you stand out for the wrong reasons. >> reporter: even thin girls, they tell us, are obsessed with tight-fitt

prada's two-run double in the 5th inning broke a scoreless tie and was the game winner.ta won 5-1 but the nats took two out of three games and still lead the national league east by 6 games. the nats kick off the series against the phillies in philadelphia tomorrow night. >> steve strasburg shutdown is still the talker. he may miss two to three starts to prolong his season. the nats brass has been vocal about shutting him down between 160 and 180 innings as part of his rehab from arm surgery even if they make it to the play- offs strasburg is currently at just over 145 innings. that means the team's ace could be done around september 12th or 19th. >>> coming up next, how to make sure you are not overloading your student's backpack. >> but first, making money with your smartphone, lauren. >> that's right. one thing that's not bad to overload is your wallet with cash. we are going to have more on how you can earn some money with a smartphone app that's coming up after the break. he's made his choice. but what choices will women be left with? just like mitt romney, paul rya

daniel prada wrote the article on this.ple is the idea that there is a conservative, organized effort to get into the military for this training. >> yes. they call it rahowa or the racial holy war. where they encourage followers to get in, get training and get out for what they see as the coming race war. there is some skepticism about this. there could be a degree of bluster or fantasy, but this is their stated goal, and as the case in wisconsin shows all it takes is one lone wolf to follow through on that. >> is this something the military is concerned about? >> yes, they are. the military has issued three separate directives since 1986. each one more strict than the other. attempting to root out racism or white supremacism within the ranks. they see its abad for morale, bad for the army, and in the case of the u.s. army, where 40% of the troops are minorities, not good for morale. >> what kind of concrete steps can they take among the officer corps to keep this kind of thing from fomenting there? >> that's actually one o

caller: in michigan here, in the primary in august, i voted to give debbie stabenow prada there. is a democrat. -- out of there. she is a democrat. i do not like her very liberal ways. how does that go in the fall and november since that was just a primary? i would like to see more social conservatives in november and take this country back to kristin -- christian nation we were once upon a time. >> the rates currently looks like debbie stress among -- guest: that raced through the sec in the distaff, will win. that could be a kind of race republicans look to and say that is within striking distance. a free throw more money, perhaps we could not senator debbie stabenow off. she is also chairman of the senate agricultural committee, which is trying to get a farm bill passed at the end of september. if she is able to pull off a deal, that would help her in michigan because she could say we have been able to strike a deal with republicans and come to a bipartisan consensus. it is not know how that will go, but not only is she facing a tough reelection, she has a tough job when congr

it's not prada. that's one of the things i know. with a coach bag. i'm not really sure why. didn't have the ca-- >> i was at the coach men's store this weekend. >> of course you were. >> new jersey shore outlets. it just wasn't my cup of tea. >> did you guys see the 14-year-old that did nuclear fusion? did you see him on earlier? 20 under 20 tonight. a 14-year-old kid that did nuclear fusion in his house with duteriom and an electrostatic continuum that allowed him to actually do fusion. he's on that show tonight. i'm teasing that show. >> i boiled water last night. >> did he have a flux capacitor? >> i asked him about ponds and fleischmann. he did not have a flux capacitor. he's going to be on that show tonight. 20 under 20. unbelievable. he's smarter than you, cramer. >> no kidding. look, i know how to shop. >> all right. >> we're going to see you in a few minutes. looking forward to "squawk on the street." when we come back, parting shots from our guest host, wilbur ross. tomorrow our guest host is going to be ben mezrich. also a

. >> steve: we'll tell you more about prada in a minute. hit with a big bill to pay for the ambulance. >> brian: then. >> steve: tampa taken over by the rnc this week. now it's time to clean up. we're live with the big effort underway right now. i don't think we'll have to clean up after brenda's dog. new leash. it says, i'm a republican. isn't that cute? i got a leash for your dog, too, brian. ♪ >> let me be clear so no one misunderstands, our problem with president obama is not that he's a bad person. by all accounts, he, too, is a good husband and a good father and thanks a lot to practice, a good golfer. [ laughter ] our problem is not this he's a bad person. our problem is that he's a bad president. [ cheers and applause ] >> gretchen: there was a grand finale at the republican national convention in tampa. now it's time for all the big clean-up. reporter josh live in tampa with more on that. it's happening pretty quick, right, josh? >> good morning. as the sun comes up, we're finally starting to see the city look the way it did prior