- go puck yourself. - no! [gunshot] - that was not scripted.e tylenol. - you've already had four. - oh, god! so good. - you're lucky to be alive. - it'll take a lot more than a bullet to the brain, lungs, heart, back, and balls to kill michael scarn. - let's just make sure that everything's... working properly. [monitor beeping slowly] [beeping quickens] - you just said the bomb is in the puck? both: yes. - is that where you hid the bomb, goldenface? - but why would you blow up the stadium? you own the stadium. - for the insurance money-- i knew it all along. you will never get away with this. - [chuckles evilly] [gunfire] - where had i gone wrong? all i wanted was to start a family with my beautiful wife. but somewhere along the way, things got messed up. - it wasn't easy for scarn to admit that he'd lost his self-confidence. and he hadn't, of course. he just wasn't using it right now. all: mike! - beer me, billy. - you don't look so good. what's got you down? - i got problems, billy, big problems. - you got problems? my tv don't work. i pay 3

been churning you know keeping track of all this for years now and when mark carney this new hockey puck to the head brain damage central bankers out making statements for the press and you know he's got a nice tie and the people think he's popped out of that show about the mad man you know he talks about escape velocity. that the economy will grow to a point where it will but you're saying the momentum will kick in its own self sustaining the mentum and therefore they debt the trillions now looks like the britain's got a four trillion in debt in the next thirty six months from a one trillion and up from eight hundred billion just a few years ago that their tax revenues are going to pay this debt he's going to escape velocity. i mean you know the reason why i use all these metaphors is try and meet people where there are because bankers and the press derbent use all this language of. language or or corporate jorgen to put people off to try to escape this rubbish you know it's very host of the idea that the press are now talking to about a colony in this way these good looking or he's got

plaza to this guy's skate from a military penal colony so more a camera where he got hit with pocky pucks all day and somehow i managed way over to the bank of england well least with the r.b.s. story the guy who impersonated a bond trader. can't vote according to r.b.s. he had not performed any regulated activity nor had he profited they don't think any way for the regulator like to do o.b.'s nothing in every house is regulated it's an open sewer of the fraud r.b.s. open sewer of road there are no regulations. was speaking of open sewer fraud you know mark carney is here heading the bank of england but he did escape from canada before it was all too late c m h c moves to take steam out of housing market canada mortgage and housing corporation is limited in guarantees it offers banks and other lenders a mortgage backed securities the measure comes amid the federal government's efforts to protect taxpayers from financial risk in the housing sector further cool lending and add upward pressure to mortgage jury i wish i had one of those helium filled balloons. on the helium filled balloon her

properly hedged and then they go into panic mode and they say wait a minute we've got some hockey puck down much more on learning the bank of england i better get out of this market and they start selling in a panic sale mode and bonds seek their rightful level of about eight nine percent on the ten year in the g twenty and about twenty percent in various other countries and of course then we'll have armageddon. which you know prepares well he's saying as well that the u.s. dollar is the whole global currencies because he says near the center of that money sickness was the blitzkrieg against gold and silver in the spring when errant cereal selling dumps were executed against the money metals to under money them so gold and silver are the only true money the dollar has posed as one true money that they act as if there is good as gold on the global gold standard and yet it's being exposed in terms of taking hold them they've actually taken they've actually been profiting from this whole impersonating a currency scheme well emission fossil islam or earlier when he was at the press confere

if they don't, she is sure people will use puck leer weapons again. >> hiroshima, nagasaki, the atomic bombings killed thousands in an instant and left survivors suffering in the ruins. "newsline" is looking back on what happened and what's happened since. don't miss our special coverage, war to peace through thursday, august 15th. >> residents of okinawa in southernia pan are feeling familiar concerns about the long time neighbor, the u.s. military. they are worried after a helicopter crashed. some crew members sustained injuries. the aircraft went down on monday afternoon within the perimeter of camp hanson. the bases in the nowhere part of the main island. officials confirmed the helicopter crashed in an exercise and at least four crew members were on board. municipal authorities tried to enter the base it inspect the crash site and mill pear personnel refused to let them in. it involved an air force h 860. the helicopter is used in rescue operations. >> translator: this accident is an extremely regrettable matter. we asked authorities to disclose information quickly and to investig

the stitches come from the puck to the face in the stanley cup finals with the proceeds going to cancer research. >>> want to win a year's free tuition? why not? just do this. a half court shot by a 19-year-old at colorado state university. he had three chances. only needed one. and a year's tuition, by the way, worth about $23,000 if you are an in-state resident. out of state, $40,000. he called mom. she didn't believe it. >>> just ahead, we've got your top stories, bill's weather and the richest entertainers on the planet. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. this is an all too familiar scene across so many spots of the west right now. pictures from the rim fire. a lot of aerial assault is needed on this fire because these hotshot crews are really in some rugged terrain. finding it very difficult to fight the fire lines. they are protecting a lot of the structures and doing the best they can. as far as the forecast today, it's really not all that hot or windy for those fire conditions but it's just been such a bad drought that's continued here ever since about december tha

but these guys have to be looking ahead to where the puck is going, not where the puck is. >> yes. >>lieve if they were going to go public, if facebook hadn't happened the way it has -- i don't know if david would agree -- they probably would have done it by now. that put a real damper on the valley. and if you think twitter hasn't noticed the wasted year facebook has had, you're kidding yourself. >> you're right about that. guys thank you very much. great conversation. of course, tonight, you'll have to stay tuned for carl's fantastic "twitter revolution" that premiers tonight. watch and tweet about it, tonight on cnbc. david, good to see you. >>> up next, businessman and star of "prophet" here on cnbc, marcus lemonis trying to turn around struggling companies. is he turning a profit? the star of the new reality show "the profit" will tell us how he's doing. you wait all year for summer. ♪ this summer was definitely worth the wait. ♪ summer's best event from cadillac. let summer try and pass you by. lease this all-new cadillac xts for around $399 per month or purchase for 0% apr for

the puck lib utilities kbhoigs not tell us if that time in fact is work or vacation. and finally, just this week, assembly the approach and responded to our investigation calling president peavy's sdingss disappointing and calling for lawmakers to take a closer look. >>> coming up after the break, we take you to the fields of california. dids, teenagers and a prove to change the state's child labor laws. that's next. >>> how do you feel when people say regulators are falling down on the job? >> a little extreme, however, we're not doing everything -- >> tuesday on nbc bay area news. we investigate. >>> long hours for kids earning money in the fields of california. exposesing's problems. now reaction from washington, d.c. >> it's the beginning of a long summer. and these young middle schoolers are out of class. helping their dads unpack. but unlike most youth, these kids are not on vacation. instead, they're helping their families move in to a local migrant worker camp, and many of them are preparing to work all summer. some of them in the fields of california's centra

that series featured a confrontational bike messenger named puck and an openly gay aids activist. the real world 29th is the season is set to air next season. filming will take place at the avalon ballroom on sutter street. >> 49ers add another quarterback to the mix. matt cain and the giants, we're next. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing live tv from southwest. now you can turn your device into your television. try it for free today, only on southwest airlines. on the air. in the air. with live tv. 49ers starting quarterback t who's second on the depth ct >>> well, there's no question that colin kaepernick is the starting quarterback, but checking on the depth chart. that remains the question that the 49ers can't figure out. today, wallace was added to the competition, signing a one-year contract, trying to be the 49ers number two after being released by the saints earlier this week. he will compete with d.j. daniels. he sta

the stitches come from a puck to the face. proceeds going to cancer research. >> there you go.a donation. >> want to win a year's free tuition? do this half-court shot. >> oh, wow. >> 19-year-old. >> nothing but net. >> colorado state university. he had three chances. he only needed one. that year's tuition, betty? >> what? >> worth 23 grand for residents, 40,000 for nonresidents. >> you know his parents are thankful. >> i know. >> all right, richard. thank you. >>> time now to dig a little deeper into the situation with syria. joining me now on the phone is the washington post david nakumura. >> hi, betty. >> john kerry says the use of chemical weapons is, quote, undeniable, which really crosses the president's red line. we've yet to see major action. how is president obama backing up those words? >> well, betty, as you said, the white house has been hesitant to take any serious action militarily because the president has been trying to sort of withdraw and downsize from other conflicts as we know, but i think this time they feel that there has to be some consequences. that's

they have wolfgang puck cooking classes. all these events going on over labor day weekend. and you're going to see in our lists why these big cities top our list. we have new york city, chicago, cancun, san francisco, san diego, atlanta, boston, new orleans, honolulu---all of these big city and a couple of beach destinations in there. but all of these big events are really what's driving people to these hot city destinations. > >what about airline ticket prices? what are some great last minute deals? > >overall, according to orbitz bookings, airfares on average for labor day weekend are up slightly---about 5% compared to labor day weekend 2012. hotel rates up about 4%. if you want to find a good airfare over this long weekend you probably want to try and avoid traveling on the offpeak days. avoiding friday and sunday which are going to be the busiest for air travel. also look at booking as a package. combining your airfare with your hotel. that's really how you're going to offset some of those higher standalone airfare costs. > >is there any reason to worry about hurricanes

is, to be where the puck is going to bement and you know how, you know, to go where the ball is going to be. >> yeah, i think anticipation in today's game because it's so quick that's hugely important. and like i say with novak, for example, he is incredibly quick. so so flexible and not as fast, probably or as flexible as him. but i try to anticipate the ball well and that's something that has helped me since i've been a kid, just learning to anticipate and read the game well. you know, has helped me when i move, i was 15, i was playing with big guys that were 22 to 28 years old. and i was 15 so i could beat them with power. i need to beat them with touch and variety and anticipation and all of those things. so i learned a lot when i was over there. >> what do you need to improve in your game? >> i mean there's a lot of things i would still like to improve. i mean i can still serve better, i think. i've improved that a bit this year. but i'm still looking to improve that. >> what's the difference in playing roger and playing novak? >> very different players. you know roger-- . >> ros

after getting a puck to the face. yes, he actually kept them. >> who wants those? >> i don't know. who is going to save that? he did. he plans on donating the money to cancer research. the auction begins on august 15th on ebay. so get your money ready. >> the nfl's favorite brothers are watching football on the phones. ♪ it's football >> check out that rap. summer swag. poppa manning made an appearance in the video. hilarious. >> that reminds me of that famous justin timber lake schedule. >> "something in a box." >> same humor. all right. thank you so much, betty. >> it's one of the most popular summer spots in the u.s. cape cod, massachusetts. traditionally known for beautiful beaches and tranquil waters. but as katie tur reports, there are growing concerns over a population explosion and the hidden danger it's attractsing. >> reporter: crowds by the dozen, seals by the hundreds. at least right here. on any given day on cape cod, thousands of the sea creatures can be seen sunning on the island where they've been federally protected for the last 40 years. it's not just the visitors

velocity this guy's skate from a military penal colony somewhere and camera where he got hit with pocky pucks all day and somehow i made his way over to the bank of england well least with the r.b.s. story the guy who impersonated a bond trader. can't vote according to r.b.s. he had not performed any regulated activity nor had he profited they don't think any way for the regulator looked it over yes nothing in every house is regulated it's an open sewer of the for all but r.b.s. open sewer of road there are no.

that series featured a confrontational bike messenger named puck and a gay aids activist named pedro.eal world's 29th season is set to air next year and rumor has it filming will take place at the avalon ballroom on sutter street. they always have a neat apartment. always amazing. >> i haven't watched mtv since they stopped playing music videos. that's just me. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." bob schieffer is in for scott pelley in new york. bob? >> reporter: hi, allen and liz. well, he became director of the fbi the week before the 9/11 terrorist attacks. now after 12 years robert mueller is stepping down. what he says about the threat of another attack and why do some older people have minds as sharp as people decades younger? dr. john lapook with the science of super agers. so that and much more tonight on the "cbs evening news" at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. ,,,, ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your dri

. ♪ >>> where were option traders pucking up the value this week, wendy's.lls were active, and, scott, why was this, and have you tried the pretzel bacon cheeseburger. >> you haven't. >> this was on wednesday, stock was up 5%. $8 calls, some say it's because the brand will do a new twist. >> pretzel bacon cheeseburger. >> a look back at some of the winning trades. few stocks capture the imagination like tesla does. here's how they did it. on "options action" it's how we trade like scientific jean justes. risk less so we can make more and that's just what mike tried to do with his bullish bet on tes [ laughter ] mike was on the fence about tes larks but then carter made a crazy comparison to amazon. >> wow, tesla plus amazon with some voodoo, i've got to get me some tesla but not so fast. 100 shares will set you back almost $14,000. the january 150 strike call was bought for 17.75 and now to make money mike needs shares to rise would have 150 by more than the 17.75 he spent or above 167.75 by january's expiration. >> i'm going to read your thoughts. >> no nee

it really worked a little hockey puck brain over time when this was also about it's all well it seemed revolution when he was actually saying it to you actually look at what it is basically they're saying we're not going to really think about even discussing whether we'd raise interest rates until unemployment rate gets down below seven percent is currently seven point eight percent in this country but there are few caveats of course is for instance there would be some sort of financial crisis where we'd rethink it thank goodness if inflation shoots ahead where would we think it if the eighteen to twenty four months projection we think inflation will be above two point five percent well then we rethink it the thing is the bank of england's forecasts are always wrong they always overestimate growth they always underestimate inflation often. by as much as sort of one percentage point so if they think inflation surprise surprise in their forecasts eighty three four months what is going to be about two point five percent so if they think it's two point five percent there as ours where we c

to go through the machinations of manipulations through the bank of england pay some foreign hockey puck damage to the brain mark carney to come in there and spill a lot allies on the b.b.c. and take a lot of money that is going to distribute those bodies in the banking industry claiming it's going to increase jobs and minimum wage is a line where you liar sack of poop all you need to do actually throw the banks under the bus instead of the population and just raise minimum wage were you get the money for that the bank of england at zero percent interest rates what was told the people have a bank that they can call their own why only bank fraudsters like lloyds h.s.b.c. royal bank of scotland barclays one they only have a pet central bank in the don't bet mark carney. i got the deposit of the. why don't the people have a central bank why so here we have a situation with the lloyds the government owned bank is seeing an increase in earnings because the government loaned money to banks to lend to mortgage holders now we have a situation again where the straw person comes in because remembe

puck libbed pailer after paperers iing that protocols were okay.hey found there was no problem. >> that changed that not too long ago beverage that there was no cumulative impact of concussions. so that has been out there for a while, and the down side is that players didn't get as much as they could have as a result of the nfl doing all that work. >> we are getting some response on social media. >> robert, john solomon on twitter wants to know, what does the nfl details mean for ncaa concussion lawsuit talk? >> there's a similar lawsuit, it is a parallel lawsuit with similar allegations there are different allegations in the ncaa litigation. but i think it took precedence to some extent, that this big business the nfl is paying money and trying to resolve the case, i think there are similar issues in the ncaa case, but there are different issues. i think it is doing to make the plaintiffs lawyers and the people representing them look at that and say is this a better thing to do. let's come in, and get some money, address the problem, pay those tha

that's where they drop the first puck. two undercover officers with the department of liquor control approached and escorted them out of the stadium. this is why we roll tape, but we didn't get approval for it. jim, the liquor board said he was lucky he wasn't arrested. what would you have done in his situation? >> i would have told my son, quick, drink the evidence. drink it, rookie. we have to drive. the liquor licenses are so expensive and you can't expect them to want to lose a liquor license because this dunst gives the kid -- you have to boot them because you don't want to lose the liquor license. >> you are a "law and order" guy. >> no, but what do you want the venue to do. if he is giving his son liquor there will be a problem? >> a public whipping would have been fine. you are a lawyer. was he within his rights to say i am not going anywhere? >> was who within his rights, the father? >> yes. >> no, i think the father came up with a pretty creative defense to the cops before he was thrown out of the stadium. i am g

a helicopter to the top of a mountain to go dog sled riding and i was pulling -- no, the dogs were puck me but i was directing the dogs. it was unbelievable. we were way up there and they were moving. they are the iditarod dogs. after that we all fainted. then we went back to skag way which is a very nice town. alaska a very nice place. there they go again! there they go again. they're lost. the weather is terrible in alaska so you have to be lucky and we were. every american should try to get up there. it is unique in the world. the folks in alaska, great. we posted more pictures and information about the trip on bill o'reilly.com. so the tip of the day is check that out. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from bil o'riveillo'r. and word of the day, do not oblatrate. there's a little bit going on in alaska. i shut it right down. thanks for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly. please always remember the spin stops right here. we are definitely looking out for you. >> it is august the 13th. we begin with tragedy at the ball

scoops, because we part ou know, one little f the journalistic tool box, because we're interpreting puck ick events and documents, we can be friendly. twitter is an opportunity to celebrate when one of your colleagues did something cool or an insight or wrote about some aspect of the culture of may have been overlooked. of ability s a kind o get past the notion that we're competing in our separate silos and have more interaction. agree t, let me wholeheartedly with adam that he should be reassigned. think he's going to waste at the supreme court. you've -- >> that would be great at the pentagon. you've sort off -- we storiesink have similar about the way that sort of the revolution in technology is our jobs.he way we do and so i won't go on too long questions.get to your i would tell you, for an i thought it might be -- give you an idea that when comes along, like the cases this riage year, the two day, my job at the oral as to go to the arguments, write a story as soon as i could run downstairs, sort as fast as i could. to ive a radio interview come back to the office and do a google ha

i'm not sure i want to be a hockey puck in an earthquake zone. >> imagine when you're traveling at 400000 miles an hour, i'd be terrified. >> appreciate that. sue, down to you. >> gentlemen, one of our top stories, as you know, the blackberry board talking about strategic alternatives. where do you stand on the blackberry. first though, here's mandy. what's coming up? >> the government of canada has wished blackberry well. how do canadians feel if a company took it private? they may not, of course, have any choice. also this really blue electric baby out front. not some weird avatar baby, it's an electric blue maseratimasera. we'll speak with the guys on maserati. that's all coming up after "power lunch." [ male announcer ] it's time. time to have new experiences with a familiar keyboard. to update our status without opening an app. to have all our messages in one place. to browse... and share... faster than ever. ♪ it's time to do everything better than before. the new blackberry q10. it's time. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so wh

. >> i was trying to get shots because it was dead puck and finally they skate vassel off and i toldguy to follow him off the bench. >> before leaving the ice, matt and the totems player exchange words. >> eric english comes over to say something. those two have to be separated. >> that's when i'm kind of pointing up to the scoreboard letting them know that they're done and good luck next year. and you guys go home. and you guys suck, and that type of stuff. >> vasle still talking. oh, what happened there? one of the fans came in! >> then out of nowhere, matt is bum-rushed. >> i had enough time to maybe kind of turn my head while he was jumping up in the air. he came at me with two fists right to the chest, and we both went down to the ground. >> that's just really disgusting to see. >> it was basically like a cartoon, where you see two characters fighting and it just basically is a giant cloud of dust. that's all we could see. >> i tried to slam him down on to the ground. i believe his head actually hit the concrete wall. so i don't think that had to feel -- have felt too good. >> a

the difference now is the new unit is entirely funded by donations from the puck. >> it's not like moneyin our laps. we have had to work for it but we found everybody wants to help out with this kind of program. >> besides protecting officers, the dogs are trained to track. sniff out drugs and be goodwill ambassadors for the department so everyone was excited at the swearing-in sermoned night including one of the dogs himself. [ howling dog ] >> my partner's dog basically was reciting the oath himself. >> we got through it. it was indiana, got lots of laughs. >> reporter: and the dogs are communicating with the public in mother more high-tech way. they each have a twitter page where the dog's thoughts are translated for a growing number of followers including a little dog-to-dog razzing about the performance in the council chambers. >> it's lighthearted and helps with fundraising. >> reporter: that's the point because these dogs wouldn't exist without the direct involvement of the community. lieutenant fink says social media have made people more informed and more engaged and they don't