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>> you know it is funny, i view it as three phases of addressing probl problems, first it is the rhetoric phase, a lot of jaw boning and gum flapping. next phase is monetary policies, certainly there was a lot of that with zero interest rates and quantative easing. the next thing is policy action, we wanted it here and in europe, haven't seen that yet much. >> and what advice do you have for investors? should they change in the middle of all of this uncertainty? >> well, the good news is, the expectations are low, as far as reality meeting expectations, i like very low expectations. so that is a good sign. we have very low hurdles to meet. meanwhile, i would rather get my yield from conservative yields from preferred stock, rather than going out on a limb, you know with small caps, things like that. with the sector space, i like conservative, telecom and utilities, but you know, stay in, but stay somewhat conservative with your allocations. >> all right, jack, good to always have you on the program, jack ablin. >>> up next, the economy and what the president's recent announcement on tax c

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sustainability workshop, place where inner city students spend their entire senior year solving real world proble problems. this is by no means your typical school. of course, simon hauger is not your average teacher. >> i was a really good math and science teacher. i'd turn the strobe light on and do the break dance and get the kids excited, then give them the test at the end of the week. it is frustrating because it didn't stick and the fundamental shift that's happened this year is that the relationships that we're build region authentic and that to me is very exciting. my ne is simon hauger, i'm the founder of the hybrid x team and founder the sustainability workshop. we have so many projects going on. we've got a group that did an electric go-cart. looking at comparing gasoline vehicles to electric vehicles. what would a scale model look like. we have a team doing biodiesel. when you look at a variety of ways of making this group of students decide to take on the challenge of replacing inefficient light bulbs, so they came up with this business plan which is brilliant. >> here you actually h

it is by 11 now, a major recall and then it popthe social probls how this man located in,,,,,,,,, >>> impact barrett named meatball captured. it frequently parts of the neighborhood in glendale. it was spotted sleeping in a tree. they immediately blocked the streets off in the area and they fired been bathat brown's tranquilize did and to give back to the national forests. we have some breaking news out of vallejo. crews this morning are battling a two alarm fire. >>> the house buyer came in at 3:51 a.m.. this house is a complete loss. it was reduced to acing goal of alarm from a to alarm. >>> were the smoke detectors alerted? did everyone get out ok? >>> they all did get out ok. they're checking of the neighbors to make sure that there are ok. there are making sure that the wind is not going to pick up the embers and start another fire. >>> so far so good, i'm not seeing any major problems. so far traffic looks pretty good on our bay area bridge trad. same story for your san mateo bridge. no delays to report. elsewhere there are a couple things we are monitoring, they lifted the fog

but we inherit aed a huge probl. before i game governor, 115 tax and fee increases at the state level in the eight years before i became governor. that's a tax and fee increase every 25 days for eight years. now, if you want a definition of how to kill the goose that laid the golden egg, look at new jersey the economy in the '80s and '90s. one of the top economies in the country among any of states and look what happened when we began to do that in the eight years before i became governor. 155,000 it private sector jobs lost under the previous administration. highest tax burden in the country. worst climate for small business growth. highest number of government workers per square mile, in the country. extinction. and all of those things were dropped in our lap when we came into office. now, when you've confronted with that with a democratic legislature, you'd have to make some very specific and difficult choices. and we moved specifically into fisk's year 2011, which had a projected budget deficit of $11 billion on

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because people have respiratory probl problems. >> they don't want you to send some fragrant flowers. >> i think we all need a human condom. you know who would love that? howie mandel. howie and donald trump who don't like to touch anything. look at howie. >> i really don't know how howie had children. >> you don't know. >> i do know. i don't know how he did. we are friends. we did a film together. i love the man. >> what? >> excuse me. i'm discussing you. you did stand back a tad. i thought we were close, but was i wearing too much perfume? >> you're talking about how i had children and standing back from you. i didn't impregnate you, did i? >> not yet, but the day is young, baby. >> okay. wow. you're really a guest on this show when they invite you, aren't you? >> we're friendly. hoda and i are friendly girls. >> we'll see howie in a minute. >> the sparks will fly. >> we have to tell you about the facebook tent reaction. remember we told you about tents on the beach? people went crazy. whether or not you should have those big tents on the beach. diane said, why does someone need a t

but as we were talking in the break, one of the main probles s there are the militias still there andthere covering the war from the rebel side, i was with the zentani brigades up in the mountains and these guys drive around in pickup trucks and the anti-aircraft attacks shooting away and rocket launchers there in the back of the pickup and they got together, the disparate groups of various tribes got together with the common cause to get rid of khadafy and then they went back to their own ways of hating each other. >> they are divided and groups who don't get along and they are armed. >> armed to the teeth. >> and a sense of worry or concern that even if the elections go forward you have armed bandits hanging around. >> yes, it is a real problem. the idea is that those in the militias who wanted to become part of the national army would and a great idea, but it has not happened. you see the guys driving around and they have their own areas and i remember being with the brigades as they and neighboring towns got together to take this big city which was a huge battle that went on and a

it's evidence a growing proble problem. tonight a proposed change in course to deal with it. good evening i'm dan. we begin tonight with plan to make whales less vulnerable especially being struck by ships. allen is live tonight at christy field. you spoke with someone in the shipping industry. what are they sayin saying. >>reporter: it's interesting to know that they just spotted 5 hump back whale feeding in the shipping lanes today. but it is important to knee this is just a recommendation being administered by the national ocean administration atmospheric administration. theyre asking ships to voluntarily slow down to continue knot as they approach the golden gate bridge. and here is why. noaa says too many endangered whale suffering ship strike in the shipping lanes that lead into san francisco bay. most recent strike on june 21 when it is believed this whale washed ashore with visible strike from a ship propeller. he experts from noaa performed the autopsy and the vertebra was cleanly severed by a large blade. this summer a large number of whales spot theed outside the g

likes to say, he could put all his investigators on this full time and wouldn't be able to stop the probl exploded over the last couple years with the use of the internet and the anonymity it gives people, and it allows people who have this kind of illness to be able to find like-minded people, and actually kind of promote their illness. >> and you point out in your article that most of these pornographers are unmarried, white men. how are they getting access to these kids? i mean, talk to me now as a parent. you're a parntd, how are they getting time with these children? >> well, that's the thing. this is not -- when i first got into the story, i thought this was going to be a business story, people providing this information, but basically, they call it homemade product. it's a horrible thing to say, but basically, they're finding their neighbors, their own children, family members. it's child abuse, but it's then photographed and sent around the world. >> so what do we do? do we need to screen every babysitter, every daycare center, every -- i mean, we have seen with priests and pastor

mitt romney has aç image probl. mr. and mrs.sue head on sitting down for an interview in their $8 million summer estate in new hampshire. bless their hearts. and romney wasted no time of accuse canning obama of not playing fair. >> it makes you recognize they are going to do everything they can to destroy mitt. so, you know, they're trying to portray him in a light that is completely wrong. early on we heard what their strategy was. it was kill romney. and that was their memo that came out from the campaign. and it's, like, not when i'm next to him, you better not. >> mrs. romney was referring to a 2011 story in which an unnamed democratic strategist said team obama would have to go negative to win. but they haven't personally attacked mitt romney. instead team obama is focusing as his record at bain capital and massachusetts. according to ann romney no. she believes president obama is leading the charge. >> i feel like all he's doing is saying, let's kill this guy. i feel like that's not really a very good campaign policy. >> l

there are probls in a free society with people that are honestly deranged and demommic and that's whatin the case. >> i will leave it there. tom cole, republican from oklahoma. thank you for coming on and sharing your views this morning. >> thank you. >>> if the housing market finally starting to turn around? a quick preview of the day on wall street. that's next in the market rundown. how many sitting vice presidents have been elected president since 1900? the answer, first correct answer gets the follow tuesday from us. is it done? [ john ] no. ♪ were you just... no. are you supposed to be driving that in here? no! yo! teresa here? ♪ no. so is it okay if i stay out just a little bit longer? so...okay... so no. did mom say we could eat all that? [ john ] yes. [ male announcer ] in a world filled with "no," it's nice to finally say "yes." the new line of oscar mayer selects. the tastes you love and no artificial preservatives. it's yes food. trick question. i love everything about this country! including prilosec otc. you know one pill each morning treats your frequent heartburn so you

for refugee crisis twice the size of syria's and growing, this is a serious probl. were telling us how hungry they were. children are already starting in some cases to show the distended bellies of severe malnutrition. many of you had asked how you could help. we partnered with the nonprofit organization save the children to send foo and medicine to the refugees. they really need your help. if you can, please visit our blog at cnn.com/outfront to donate. if you want, there's also a link to send the kids more soccer balls via one world football, which is a for-profit organization. it's hard to explain how much the people at the camp need. there's no electricity and no running water. we had a generator for our

woodruff: why would that a proble >> i think it sort of turns a blind eye to the critical fact that the palestinians are under israeli occupation which is a slight barrier to economic development. there's no free movement of goods. there's no free economy as long as... >> woodruff: you mean a serious barrier >> a very serious barrier. to underestimate that and put the difference down to culture is really showing a lack of sensitivity to the entire history of this conflict in this region >> it also happens to be true though. the reality is that after 1967, after israel seized those territories on the west bank there wasctuly an economic boom in those territories because the palestinian economy became more closely integrated with the israeli economy. if you look at the numbers from the late '60s, '70s and '80s, there was double digit g.d.p. growth. there was dramatic improvement in all sorts of measures of palestinian quality of life because they became closer to israel on a number of these. just as a simple matter of economics it's pretty difficult to refute the fact that the occupation,

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you're pointing out a probl. this bill, i've mentioned a lot of times, it's about a balancing act. on the one hand, a key cause of high health care costs and poor health care outcomes is excessive hospital readmission. hospitals rush you out when you're not ready to leave, and then you have to be readmitted. on the other hand, there are people who legitimately need to be readmitted. how do you balance those? we have a feature which lowers medicare -- it doesn't get rid of it, but lowers reimbursement for hospital readmissions as a balancing act to kind of penalize hospitals for readmissions but not completely so they're not left with my reimbursements. that is the kind of thing we need to and see. it may be that cutting reimbursement admissions hurts patient health. we have to study that. but right now what we know for sure is we're spending too much money on readmissions. we have one -- the closest parallel i can give you and the reason you might feel more comfortable is in 1983 medicare went to the perspective payment system, drgs, you know about this well, i'm sure. you got paid

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allowing women to wear pants or allowing kids to eat french fries are not going to solve their bigger problthese, i think, are small steps that he's taking. they tend to be ones that you would associate with someone who's 29 years old. where it leads, nobody knows. >> we recently saw, victor, as well, kind of a weird thing, kind of a bootleg disney performance that occurred there and the fact he was giving away some cell phones, cell phone access outside of the country. is there reason for us to be optimistic? because as you say, there are some very serious problems there. >> yeah, you know, i think the whole bootleg disney thing, i mean, a part of it was it was a children's day festival. the speeches we've seen with him have been with children. maybe he feels comfortable with younger people, particularly younger children. he isn't that old, himself. whether we can project from that about the future and whether there is a full-fledged reform taking pla, i really don't think, at least from people who have looked at this from the past 25 years, there's not a lot of hope there right now. if we

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. >> then imagine having a proble the middle of a heat wave. you call a repairman but will that repairman fix it at a fair price? >> and a new diet that promises to have you losing weight fast and it calls for pretty unusual things like skipping breakfast and cold baths every day. does it really work? if so, why did the creator write this book and you different name? >> what's the theory behind the cold bath? >> that it speeds up your m metaboli metabolism. i'm willing to try it. >> and can you fit everything you own into 300 square feet or less? the mayor of new york city is suggesting to build microspaces. >> we begin with the hostage situation in a town just south of paris. the last of the hostages has been released. none of them was harmed the the gunman surrendered to police after. >> a record breaking heat wave has left agriculture workers nationwide desperate for rain. we go to atkins arkansas for more. janet, good morning. >> reporter: natalie, good morning to you. at least half the nation is experiencing some form of drought right now

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