later on putin america. later on putin america. what should are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yeah, yes. the "name your price" tool. you tell us the price you want to pay, and we give you a range of options to choose from. careful, though -- that kind of power can go to your head. that explains a lot. yo, buddy! i got this. gimme one, gimme one, gimme one! the power of the "name your price" tool only from progressive. >> bill: continuing now with our lead story, solutions to the problem of black crime and poverty in america. joining us now from new orleans, democratic strategist james carville. let's go one by one on my four major proposals to president obama, and i think we have got to shake them up to get them to pay attention to this. it's now been five years and he really hasn't paid attention to it. i understand the economy and the terrorism and all of that. i got it. but, now it's center stage. all right, first of all. school vouchers in the poor precincts to give the parents that care a chance to get their kids out of maybe a

later on putin america. what should 49ú;h@ú/0hñ÷@p/ó >> bill: continuing now with our lead story, solutions to the problem of black crime and poverty in america. joining us now from new orleans, democratic strategist james carville. let's go one by one on my four major proposals to president obama, and i think we have got to shake them up to get them to pay attention to this. it's now been five years and he really hasn't paid attention to it. i understand the economy and the terrorism and all of that. i got it. but, now it's center stage. all right, first of all. school vouchers in the poor precincts to give the parents that care a chance to get their kids out of maybe a school that's chaotic into a catholic school or a private school that does well. you favor? >> no, i'm pretty cool. but i'm pretty warm on the idea of charter schools. the administration has been very supportive. duncan was and we are had the most improved urban school district in the country. >> bill: why can't you do both charter and vo

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putin is anti-american. i say no, he's non-american. he has a foreign policy from europe to the middle east that's different from america. he takes pride in that and on the basis of that he's made allies. to give snowden, a highly symbolic figure given the surveillance issue would have collided with what putin's done in international affairs. but at home he has a political elite. forget society. the political elite didn't want him to make this concession to the united states. >> rose: we conclude with julian guthrie, a journalist who has written a book about larry ellison called "the billionaire and the mechanic." it details the story of his quest for the america's cup. >> and it was expected that larry would partner with a better-known yacht club on san francisco's waterfront, the st. francis yacht club. and there's a fun story in the book about what happened or what didn't happen between the st. francis and larry ellison. but it's a story that doesn't come along very often and i became became very enamored with the drama of the two men before i became interested in the america's cup. >> rose: egypt, russia and the ameri

america." president obama cancels a moscow summit with president putin. this after russia grantor -- granted edwards snowden asylum, sending at chill through relations. throughoutg flights the region. it cost billions and has the backing of key countries. inside a project which could power the future. pairs of atoms and infusing them together. this will release more energy. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. today relations between the u.s. and russia and another snack when president obama canceled a planned meeting with president putin in russia next month. this comes just days after russia decided to grant asylum to the former intelligence analyst, edwards noted. -- edward snowden. two towering figures on the world stage. relations between russia and washington have never been more, has hadpresident obama a major diplomatic snub aimed at president putin. edward snowden is at the center of the latest round. the former contractor fled america after leaking government secrets. the u.s. is unhappy after russia gr

but putin warned snowden he must stop leaking america's secrets and snowden's father went on russian television and reminded his son to stop talking. >> he needs to respect president putin's requests. i believe my son's work is done with this in terms of, he has made a tremendous sacrifice to let the american people, what has been done to them and in their name. >> it's not clear where snowden goes next, since he can't legally travel outside of russia. they have all offered him asylum, but for now, it seems highly unlikely. cbs news, washington. >>> a vague, but very serious warning from the u.s. state department tonight. cbs reporter, tara, shows us why u.s. embassies and consulates in muslim countries are being shut down this weekend. >> the state department is warning of a possible security concern. and closing u.s. embassies in the muslim world this sunday. >> the department, when conditions warrant, take steps to ball loons our continued operations with security and safety. >> the state department wouldn't specify if the concern is related to terrorism. but, cbs news learned u.s.

america." president obama cancels a moscow summit with president putin. this after russia grantor -- granted edwards snowden asylum, sending at chill through relations. throughoutg flights the region. it cost billions and has the backing of key countries. inside a project which could power the future. pairs of atoms and infusing them together. this will release more energy. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. today relations between the u.s. and russia and another snack when president obama canceled a planned meeting with president putin in russia next month. this comes just days after russia decided to grant asylum to the former intelligence analyst, edwards noted. -- edward snowden. two towering figures on the world stage. relations between russia and washington have never been more, has hadpresident obama a major diplomatic snub aimed at president putin. edward snowden is at the center of the latest round. the former contractor fled america after leaking government secrets. the u.s. is unhappy after russia gr

putin putting his thumb right in america's eye. >> reporter: senator john mccain argued that the president underestimated his russian counterpart. >> and i know they like to focus on body language, and he's got that kind of slouch looking like the bored kid in the back of the classroom. >> the president comparing him to the kid in the back of the classroom, i think is very indicative of his lack of appreciation of who vladimir putin is. >> reporter: and renewed debate today about the president's defense of the nsa surveillance programs. >> finally came out last friday trying to come up with ways to salvage the program by window dressing. >> i applaud the president for bringing us there and talking about how do we educate the public that we need this program. >> reporter: all this as snowden's father says he now has the papers to visit his son in russia whom he continues to defend. >> what i would say is that my son has spoken the truth. >> reporter: now he also said today that he plans to take an attorney to russia with him to help his son fight the charges that he is facing in the united

putin warned against military intervention and r.t. shaun thomas has more now on russia's reaction to america's saber rattling. president vladimir putin spoke to reporters and bloody vostok here in russia and had some strong clear words about the situation in syria first of all he said all of this talk of strikes and military intervention from the west is he is certain because the syrian regime is making advances against the rebels and it's a tactic or a technique to try and turn the tide of the civil war in syria to the rebels side he also said that the idea of the government the assad regime using chemical weapons is absurd. the syrian government forces are advancing in some areas they have surrounded the rebels to think that in such a time they would give a true code for those calling for intervention is. now the president went on to say that of course russia is against the idea of weapons of mass destruction specifically chemical weapons and in this case and particularly that the global community needs to wait until the u.n. investigation team results are in and he says that at that time the global communit

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russian president putin has warned snowden he must stop leaking america's secrets and snowden's father went on russian television today and reminded his son to stop talking. >> he needs to respect the president putin's request. i believe my son's work is done with this in he has made a tremendous sacrifice to let the american people what has been done to them and in their name. >> reporter: it's not clear where snowden might go next since he cannot legally travel outside of russia. bolivia, nicaragua, and venezuela have all offered him asylum, but for now, bob a snowden escape to latin america seems highly unlikely. >> schieffer: our chief white house correspondent major garrett is tracking the story from there. major, the u.s. government can't be very happen about this. >> reporter: no, it's not, bob. the president had an opportunity to talk directly to the american public about this when he met with the president in the office in yemen but waived off all questions. jay carney describes the president as extremely frustrated and disappointed by russia's move. president obama personally

putin putting his thumb right in america's eye. >> goldie, who has more to lose here, president obama or president putin? >> i think actually we do. at the end of the day, we've been coming to this point for quite some time. in terms of russia, we have seen what they are. lack of support for what we're trying to do in syria. we're watching in terms of what they're doing with lgbt rights, and in terms of edward snowden and nsa. all of those things are, i believe, evidence that russia has no real intent of having normalized relationships with us. you know, it is important to note that several cabinet secretaries, including secretary hagel and secretary kerry, are meeting with the russian counterparts. what we're not going to have, president obama and putin meeting together. i think that's appropriate for right now. >> who has more to lose here, boris? >> president obama has more to lose. this continuing general perception that he's weak on foreign policy. that was a real opportunity there to work with the russians to get snowden back. putin, if he wasn't backed into a corner by a lack o

the american government looking at vladimir putin and what he said done are feeling resentful and they're feeling dissed. they're wonder yg he's treating america so roughly. my own sense of it we were discussing before is that i think putin is doing this because he can. because he judges us now to be a country in some difficulties, in some trouble. it's not all his relationship with obama. it's his sense of who america is, and it's his 50-year-old resentment for what america has been. so i think we're in a rough time, and my own sense is if you make america stronger, you will make it stronger in the world and people will be less eager to snub you in colorful ways. >> schieffer: but, you know, david this is almost like-- it's kind of following a kind of high school scenario here. here you have putin sort of-- sort of taking on the role of hugo chavez. i mean, nobody thought venezuela posed any kind of threat to the united states, but shavedz apparently thought he could really make his place in the world by poking his finger in the eye of the giant. and it seems like russia which doesn't have much going now except oil revenues, and of course the

putin putting his thumb right in america's eye. >> reporter: snowden's father came out swinging against the president and lawmakers. what he has to say about his son revealing spy program secrets when i see you next. live in washington kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the sentencing of convicted spy bradley manning begins today. later on today. his -- manning is expected to he faces up to -- >>> the u.s. has reopened most of its embassies in the middle east and north africa. they have been closed for a week because of terror threats. >>> california teachers will pay more to start the school year. that is because the new law bans public schools from requiring parents to provide or pay for student supplies. that includes but many parent groups do -- children have to watch out for identity theft. the most common thief goose after is a child's social security number. the schools ask for this information confirm what it is for and who else will i so it. children should also be told not to give out personal information. our web team has put together a special back to school section. it'

putin. he seems to be in there for life. he poked america's things we really need russia's cooperation. he consistently takes the opposition of the united states. he has banned american couples from adopting russia babies. so far the only reaction from our government has been to cancel the meeting. you have to believe it won't be the last and certainly the long term impact remains unclear. before we go take a look at the markets today and some of the hot stocks that we've been talking about all day. the dow down 48 points. s&p 500 down 6.5. we have winners in the extended hours. groupon up 18%. tesla up almost 13 percent. green mountain is down but mond lay up two percent. that will do it for the "closing bel bell". thanks for being with me. i hope you'll follow me on twitter and google plus. "fast money" begins right now. live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. our traders tonight are tim seymour, dan nathan, joshua brown and guy adami. let's get to our top story today. taking stock of twitter. it's

putin putting his thumb right in america's eye. >> let's talk about some of the specific reforms that president obama suggested. let's put them up on the screen. have a privacy advocate argue against government. tighten mass collection of phone records. be more transparent about surveillance. do you think those are good ideas or could they impede our ability to stop any terrorist who has means to do us harm? >> there's a careful balance here between preserving our assets and capabilities and making sure that the american people are convinced that their privacy is not being violated. and it is a careful balance. right now as i mentioned, there is a generational change here. young americans do not trust this government. without trust in government then you can't did a lot of things. so i don't disagree with any of those proposals of the presidents. but i also would ask how in the world that we have all of these thousands of contractors and people like snowden who may have access to information that there is no reason for them to have. we used to have a thing called need-to-know. clearly

cancel plans for a missile shield in eastern europe, and of course, putin's eagerness to grant asylum to the traitorous leaker of america's top secrets, edward snowden. the olympics may be intended to burnish putin's tough guy image at home but it shines a lard had light on our feeble ability. the ratings are sure to explode for the olympics. all of us are thinking about where and when the reset began. remember with hillary clinton, the newly minted secretary of state in 2009, thought it would be disarming to present russia's foreign minister with a gift? she gave him a large red button that in russian was supposed to read rhet reset. seems her translators at state got it wrong, and it came out overload. reset and its accommodating message was doomed from the start. a bit of advice to the gay lobby. you may hear some righteous rhetoric about human rights, but don't expect any historic action from -- heroic action from your own government or the international olympic committee which has already pointed to its own rules that prohibit political action. you're on your own. >> jamie: coming up, an update on the court martial o

putin putting his thumb right in america's eye. >> reporter: former nsa director michael hayden saysoubts there will be major changes in the agency's operation. he notes the president has called for more transparency and for a civil liberties advocate to weigh in on warrants. but hayden says there is no suggestion that anything done in the obama or bush administration was anything other than lawful, effective and appropriate. harris? >> well, and i was reading that snowden's dad was saying, too, today that he doesn't want his son to make a deal to come back to this country because he thinks that he won't get a fair trial. you know, the president is going to the g-20 summit in st. petersburg, though, i do understand. >> reporter: and that, harris, is the clearest sign that his decision to cancel the moscow summit was aimed at vladimir putin, not the u.s./russian relationship. the u.s. and russian secretaries of state and defense met in washington on friday to talk about syria, iran, the european missile defense and other issues including edward snowden. there was no indication of a br

putin, confront him face-to-face? give him a tongue-lashing, criticize him publicly? why not that? >> the president is right he carries with his office the strength and prestige of the united states of americaoss the table one-on-one with the president of united states you have to earn that honor. and putin hasn't earned it. this is like when rex ryan painted himself as arch rival as bill belichick when the two coaches were not in the same league. belichick did the right thing, he ignored rye yawn. president turned putin into a punch line on leno. gregg: a punch line, brad? why not do something meaningful? >> absolutely. gregg: put the missile defense system back in the czech republic in poland. want to go really extreme, pull out of s.t.a.r.t.? >> the president new he was obligated to go to the g 8 summit. our allies are there. there is no way we would disrespect them because we were disrespected in a bilateral relationship with russia. the president knew he couldn't cancel st. petersburg. he knew he had an opportunity to confront putin on his home territory and talk about the bilateral, relationship in a frank, open, honest way on putin's turf. that's exactly what he should have done. by

america to this. >> president obama is cancelling his meeting with russia's president putin over tensions becausest n.s.a. leaker edward snowden. >> john: yes, that is clearly the only reason. it's-- it's always a good idea to pad out with what you really want to say with self-righteous human rights stuff like, "kimberly, we need a break. i don't like your stance on chine and tibetan monks and your boobs are weirding me out." if we want snowden back all we need to do is convince vladimir putin that snowden is gay. that away wayhe'llob a plane into u.s. custody faster than a definitely not homoerotic team of elastic clad men. that quick. actually, russia is not only global leadership story we're dealing with tonight which brins us to our new segment... indeed. now, we've already dealt with russia, so let's see where our magical dploab will take us next egypt! egypt. i just lift egypt. i'm not-- i'm not used to guns. ( laughter ) as the situation in egypt continues to devolve, the u.s. like a polar bear on a hastily melting glackier is trying to act like everything's still cool. ( laughter ) a couple

metaphors a slap in the face and politicians and media could describe how russia wronged america, take a look. >> when mr. putinllowed mr. snowden to enter russia and remain at the airport, it was a clear poke in the eye of the united states. >> anything to poke it in his eye. >> poking his finger in the eye. >> poke the u.s. in the eye. >> poke his finger in the eye of the united states. >> stick his thumb in our eye. >> sticking his thumb right in our eye. >> thumbing their nose in the united states. >> stabbed us in the back. >> i feel bad now. all i could think of yesterday was punch in the face. maybe it was unique but then chuck schumer had to go and pull a knife. >>> still to come, $174,000 to work less than three days a week, that's pretty darn good, right? we'll tell you what is getting it and milk the system. ♪ [ female announcer ] when your swapportunity comes, take it. ♪ what? what? what? [ female announcer ] yoplait. it is so good. >>> still to come, $174,000 to ?u+5+5+5+5kk >>> congress was hard at work today doing the best to cut ocho comma care. they voted for the 40th time to repeal the afforda

america's news headquarters. i'm jamie colby. word that russian president vladimir putinressing president obama over the escalating crisis in syria. the russian leader urging the u.s. not to rush in to a strike on the assad regime. this is the first time we heard from putin since the suspected chemical whens attack on august 21. russia has significant financial and military ties to syria. and is blocking any action in the united nations against the assad regime. >>> back at home, bob philber is no longer the mayor of san diego. he was slammed by multiple allegations that he sexually harassed more than a dozen women. i'm jamie colby. see you at 1:00 performed eastern. keep it on fox. >> david: remember the nsa saying they are only targeting the bad guys? reports surfacing that some employees are tracking their love interest. emac, you say this is undeniable proof we can't trust the guys with the private information. >> yeah. i don't care if jane and james bond want to hook up. i don't care about that. i get it we want to stop the 9/11. i get it we don't want to sacrifice s

putin? is he a human rights violater who has spit in the eye of america. why would you respect him? so i like what president obama said. i think it's accurate. putin is an immature and irresponsible leader. joining us now from austin, fox news analyst karl rove. am i wrong, mr. rove. >> you conflated two different criticisms of obama. frankly, senator mccain is probably closer in his view to you than you think he is. but let's take him and look at them separately. brad blakeman's point is if you are dealing with a pier, you don't want to be insulting the pier unnecessarily, vladimir putin is a prickly personality. and the president needs to deal with him as the president. and he was dealing with him in a news conference as it a pundit. he was falling back. he had good language at the beginning. constructive relationship candid and blunt and sometimes constructive. he should have stopped there instead, he had to say something that is gtion to cause putin to sort of say, you know, the president doesn't think well of me. >> bill: so what? >> i'm going to get back at him. >> already gott

putin would do this? >> just to make america crazy. >> it is what america would have done in all honesty. i think that, you know, this is the -- affairs game that we see on tv. if we had a guy who came here and was stuck at la guardia, you know, depends on how you want to treat somebody. you could keep them at la guardia, that would drive somebody crazy. we would keep them and use it as a negotiating ploy, et cetera. because what do you think? we're going to pick up the phone and say we've got a guy with a lot of secrets. we're going to send him back home. we would do the same exact thing. >> john: basil, i'm old enough to remember july when putin was saying we don't want you to harm our american friends. it seemed to be like they were making a play to help us. we have to assume there's diplomatic back and forth between the two nations. >> of course, there has to be diplomatic -- conversation going back and forth and perhaps there is some truth to the effect it is now some tension also building because the president is, you know, he can't get what he wants out of mother russia. this is li

america." president obama cancels a moscow summit with president putin.s after russia grantor -- granted edwards snowden asylum, sending at chill through relations. throughoutg flights the region. it cost billions and has the backing of key countries. inside a project which could power the future. pairs oking

america to this. >> president obama is cancelling his meeting with russia's president putin over tensions becausesta. leaker edward snowden. >> john: yes, that is clearly the only reason. it's-- it's always a good idea to pad out with what you really want to say with self-righteous human rights stuff like, "kimberly, we need a break. i don't like your stance on chine and tibetan monks and your boobs are weirding me out." if we want snowden back all we need to do is convince vladimir putin that snowden is gay. that away wayhe'llob a plane into u.s. custody faster than a