these pictures brought to us by reuters. no further detail known at the moment. but of course local media is now on the scene and we're starting to get a better sense, ross, of what's happened and just to what degree this was a premeditated incident. >> we will keep you informed of what's going on. >>> other news, of course, we're also following. microsoft has posted its first quarterly loss since going public in 1986. the company warned two weeks ago it would take a $6 billion charge in the fourth quarter to write down its struggling online ad and web business. excluding items. microsoft's earnings beat forecasts although revenues came up shy. microsoft is being booing its fortunes in coming months on its new windows 8 software which launches in october. as far as stock is concerned, in frankfurt this morning, it is up 2.3%. you can trust the amount of google's revenue with microsoft, google's second quarter profit up 11% beating forecasts on higher paid clicks for online ads. revenues including motorola were up 35%. the company wouldn't say what its plans are f

they came up with a unique approach to reuter there is not one that can meet all the needs required for the 10,000 lives, so they have a lot of funds -- alotted funds so we can contract to provide a level of service to the population, so they have done a lot. they made contributions to our capital project. good eveninthere's a lot of thiy have done. >> i am going to call a few more names. [list of names] next speaker. good >> my name is his stylgise. i've brought a map. if we lose st. luke's and thrilled another hospital downtown -- and killed another hospital downtown, we will be more unrepresented i. i am in district 11, only 10 minutes from st. luke's hospital, both cathedral hill is about 20- to 30 minutes in a perfect trafford, which is rarely the case. it does not have a fully equipped er. every emergency visit must be referred to another hospital in the system company so someone who is referred after a 10 minute drive must get back on the road for another half-hour to reuter this means care could come later. this is not good for the health of the south and southeast neighborhoods

reuters did a poll this weekend, 12 of 16 brokers think the fed is going to move soon.rybody is waiting for that and waiting for a concrete sign. >> do you think the report does make additional stimulus action by the fed more likely? >> there were two and three indicators in there like hourly wages that went up a little bit. i think the fed moving hangs on what happens to europe. i think we are going to see on wednesday, i believe, the fed minutes from the last meeting coming up. it's going to tell us whether the discussions about more stimulus are going to get more traction or waiting for europe to implod or not. the speck tor of europe blowing up. that's when they need to intervene in the markets. >> yeah. let's talk about bankers behaving badly. it's certainly been a theme of the global recession. a lot of focus on american banks until now. less than a week since barclays was fined for an interest rate fixing scandal, we now know the ceo, bob dimon and the coo resigned. they are headquartered in london, can the effects of the scandal reach across the shores into our

the associated press, reuters and bloomburg all had it at 10:07. we are fighting about what second in that minute that we got it. but we all had published at 10:07. >> i really need to say that my power is out and i'm staying at the home of a bloomburg executive. i think bloomburg had it first. >> on that note, we have ran a little past 2:00. i hate to leave someone standing with a question, but i'm sure c-span wants to stick to their schedule. thank you all for coming and come again next year. [ applause ] >> i don't mean to sound like i'm crazy and want to regulate the internet, on the other hand, i don't believe the internet should exist as a place outside the law. >> co-executive editor of all things d. the future of personal technology and the relationships between technology makers and the federal government. tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >>> wednesday morning on c-span, mens health magazine editor on surveillance in cities across the u.s. data is being unknowingly collected on millions of americans via closed circuit cameras and inter

at the far end having arrived in the knick of time is covering the supreme court for reuters. she covered since 1989. previously at "usa today" and before that covering the supreme court for "the washington post." and before that as a legal affairs writer for congressional quarterly. along the way, she earned her law degree at georgetown law school. joan specializes in presenting the supreme court through the lens of biography and is the author so far of two biographies, sandra day o'connor and the first woman on the supreme court became the most influential justice and a book called american original, the and constitution of supreme court justice ska lay in 2009 and i am going to make sure she tells us if anywhere on her most recent project. together we have reporting on the panel of 64 years and should be able to get some interesting observations. they have been sponsored by the section on the court's lawyers and administration of justice. and between the bench and the bar and the relationship to the profession and ethics and admission standards and focuses on improving acce

switching to reuters, briefly, it is a wire service like jesse worked for a.p., but my work is not quick at the keyboard filing the stories. my job is more to step back and look at the broader trends. it's still, even though i don't have to file in a daily way, it's still the wire. you have to fill a hole faster than you would for a newspaper all the time. >> anybody else working on a book they want to out? not yet? gentlemen, you did a biography of justice o'connor? are you still in touch with her? >> she's always on an airplane. i said, you know, are you going to be there? she said she had so much planned and she went into the various plans. i asked her if she had an instinct and she declared, i haven't had time to read the statute. do you know which way they are going? no clue, no clue. she was in the courtroom the week before. all this speculation of when it will be handed down. nobody knows until the writing on both sides or all sides in this case is finished. so, she didn't know exactly when it was going to come either. she could have suspected the way we did it was going to come o

we do have this late breaking news from reuters. five explosions heard in the syrian capital close to the military base of the mission led by al-assad's brother. that is the latest news we have out of damascus right now. british writer, patrick seale with us, author of, "asad: the struggle for the middle east." he most recently wrote, "the struggle for arab independence: riad el-solh and the makers of the modern middle east." this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. ♪ [music break] >> a special ceremony yesterday honoring legendary folk singer, odetta. odetta was an icon of the civil- rights era. a plaque was unveiled in her honor in new york at 1275th avenue in. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> we turn to big money in the 2012 political race. for the second in a row, senate republicans blocked an effort by democrats tuesday to require political fundraising groups to reveal their anonymous contributors. in a pai

set up a secret base to funnel weapons and equipment to the syrian rebels and that's according to reuters sources in the gulf the hub said to be located in turkey some one hundred kilometers from the syrian border the u.s. is allegedly in on the operation as well although in this case is supporting the insurgents through its proxy allies without being directly involved is also stepped up war mongering rhetoric against syria threatening to strike across the border and cross as it's alarmed by what it calls kurdish terrorists to establish a foothold in northern syria with a view to declaring autonomy let's discuss this now with dr ali mohamed is editor in chief of the syria tribune blog joins me. by well so far there's been no official outside intervention in this crisis in syria but considering up a secret base to final weapons to the rebels be regarded as direct involvement in syria's internal affairs. absolutely when when you're giving. support as they call it which translates to weapons and communication means of communication this is definitely intervention and actually this is hardly

to reexamine the tax exempt status of these groups as van hollen told reuters quote the i.r.s. has a responsibility to make sure that these groups are not defrauding taxpayers that they are not abusing the charitable organizations status pursuing political purposes and quote now here's the kicker ninety one percent of all the political ads coming from outside groups this election season are coming from these very same five a one c. fours not super pacs but so-called nonprofit charity groups that means with ninety one percent of the ads paid for by outside spending groups that americans are watching today will never know just who is paying for them just who is pulling the strings. but that might not last much longer the i.r.s. is now catching on to what's going on in listening to congressman van hollen and checking to see if these so-called charity groups really are what karl rove claims they are charity groups as reuters reports quote the internal revenue service is signaling that it will increase its scrutiny of tax exempt organizations which are becoming a force in elections

syrian army we are talking about turkey lebanon on iraq possibly even jordan just a few days ago the reuters news agency published a story quoting an f.s.a. officer who was boasting about a new deliveries all rocket propelled grenades katyusha rockets and missiles on the top of that refugee camps on the border with these countries are being used as a recruitment grounds for the militarized syrian opposition my colleague my are you . troubled to one of them on the lebanese border just a few days ago and she says that people who run these camps make no secret that they provide humanitarian assistance only to the f.s.a. sympathizers so in this context it's hardly surprising that the syrian authorities reject the idea of humanitarian corridors they believe that all these humanitarian talk is here and not their efforts to give a strategic military advantage to the other side also if such corridors were established the syrian government would automatically steve control over a certain parts of its territory and they believe that would seriously undermine their efforts to fight against terrorism no

to set up a secret base to funnel weapons and equipment to the syrian rebels that's according to reuters sources in the gulf said to be located in turkey some one hundred kilometers from the syrian border the u.s. is allegedly in on the operation as well although in this case is supporting the insurgents through its proxy allies without being directly involved take is also stepped up warmongering rhetoric against syria threatening to strike across the border as it's alarmed by what it calls kurdish terrorists to establish a foothold in northern syria with a view to declaring autonomy dr ali mohamed editor in chief of the syria tribune blog i spoke to him a little earlier on r.t. he believes turkey in the gulf states are acting far beyond international law the u.s. seems to have finally understood that it will not have a clean clean clear success in syria and if it decides to intervene it will ruin the whole country on the way and that's why it's leaving the dirty work to do its local proxies saudi arabia and turkey seem to to like the idea of middle east controlled by the muslim brotherh

host: pedro de caosta is the economics editor for reuters. here are the numbers to get involved with the conversation -- let's take a look at how president obama responded to the jobs numbers that cannot yesterday. he was in ohio and took a moment to comment on how this is heading. >> we learned this morning that our businesses created 84,000 jobs last month and that overall means that businesses have created 4.4 million new jobs over the past 28 months including 500,000 new manufacturing jobs. [applause] that is a step in the right direction. that is a step in the right direction but we cannot be satisfied because our goal was never to just keep on working to get back to where we were back in 2007. i want to get back to a time when middle-class families and those working to get into the middle class have some basic security. that is our goal. [applause] we've got to grow the economy even faster and put more people back to work. host: that was president obama speaking and we will hear a little bit from mitt romney. how're the politicians benn

reuters reports the two sides are apart he reuters reports the two sides -- reuters reports that thesides are very far apart. >> if this works right, i think the advertisers will get the message. it's okay to advertise, just don't take so much data. >> now, democrats and republicans in congress are treten -- threatening to act on their own but with so much on the table here it's unlikely we'll see any action on it this year. reporting live from dc, alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a man from southern california is in custody. he shouted during a screening -- during a screening of "the dark knight." he said "i should go off like in colorado." and then he said do the anybody have a gun? and he was not armed and. one more than was pulled over because he was going -- 1123 my -- miles an hour. he told police he had taken a loaded handgun to the screening of the new batman movie. epalso said he was on his way to. >>> gun sales are up in colorado. after five's movie theater massacre that left 12 people dead and 58 others injured. the denver post reports that if one fun storeowner says

this according to reuters. troika officials say further debt restructuring would be required. they say the ecb should take another haircut. julia chatterly is back in athens. they must run when they see you land at the airport. this morning, how close is greece, because we're also hearing the country could run out of funds, how close is the greek government to being able to -- not being able to pay its bills? >> reporter: when i was here last time there was always the suggestion that given data we'd seen from finance ministry, they would run out of cash by early august. don't forget, too, on august 20th they had this bond repayment to the ecb of 3 billion euros. they're certainly going to need interim financing. the european commission have come out and said they're not going to be able to pay the next install many of the bailout deal until early september. this interim period is certainly going to require more cash for the greek government. what we've heard, though, too over the last 24 hours is the financing here, not just over the next month or so, but in items of the debt

reuters is adding details to the story.was ordered due to prosecutors that opened a criminal probe into possible libor manipulation. these two consumer groups in a joint statement said documents, computer material and e-mails were seized at the barclays milan offices, quote, with the aim of looking at evidence that barclays manipulated libor with a negative impact on mortgage rates paid by italians. no immediate comment from the firm. >> we see the unemployment numbers out of there today. jumping up, and as germany it stayed steady at 6.8%. continuing deverdedie vernance. >> it's unfortunate. >> they've never been in tune. >> you could argue for a belief moment where they converged. >> they didn't converge, because everybody tsd we have to converge them. the economies never converged. that's the problem. >> there was a general sense that their business cycle at that point was somewhat in tune, but we learned in retrospect that was for false reasons. >> i would argue that the corporations around europe linked themselves toge

. >>> reuters reports soccer powerhouse manchester united will now launch its ipo on the new york stock exchange. >>> and finally, hypervocal.com reports the vigilante hacking group embedded this website photo to inform burger king of the identity of the poster seen standing on containers of shredded lettuce. he and two ohio co-workers have now been fired. thankfully big brother is watching. >>> well, coming up, the padres double up, the royals walk off, and a major league first for one oakland a, plus, a blue jay goes all out but only comes up with burps and bruises. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> rain and relief for heat for some but if you're in the central plains, you're not so lucky. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." [ male announcer ] want the most enjoyment from your home entertainment? here's the perfect solution. switch to a verizon fios triple play and upgrade your entertainment equipment with our 100% fiberoptic network and whole home solution, including a high-speed wireless router, plus a new multi room dvr and new hd se

reuters looks for 100,000. the government seen losing 13,000 jobs. the unemployment rate seen unchanged at 8.2% in both surveys. bernanke on the hill tied future fed action most closely to the look for jobs. it's done little but raise concern about the outlook and heighten the expectation for policy, tyler. >> thank you very much. >>> we're taking flight and boeing 787 isn't. more problems for the dreamlynner and shares of boeing down at 74.73. >> we have more questions than answers regarding a runway fire with a dreamliner that was doing taxi testing in charleston. they were testing a new dreamliner and boeing and ge, the maker of the engine and the ntsb looking in to what happened with this engine failure that sparked a runway fire. for general electric, this is a big deal because ge has about 100 of the genx engines in service. they have 1,200 orders for the jet engines. looking at shares of general electr electric, a huge part of the company. remember, the genx engine on the majority of those dreamliners ordered and a rolls royce they can choose

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never really know for sure what the new iphone will look like because apple is very secretive but reuters are lit up the internet today with a report citing chinese sources that say the new iphone that is due out in october will be incompatible with many of the accessories presently in the apple ecosystem. it is a small design change with a potentially big impact on iphone users. since the early ipod in favor of a new are smaller 19 pin connector >> apple is always the company that looks forward and they have always been willing to break old kings whether it is software or hardware to move ahead and i think at some point they had to move on from that connector so it will annoy people but they will get over it >> most apple users have invested hundreds or thousands of dollars in third-party accessories for their home or their car that uses that connector to feed music voice or video through their systems. those accessories may suddenly be obsolete. >> is a bad thing. you invest a lot of money buying these products and you want to be able to use them so i would discourage apple from doing i

if the election were held today a new reuters ipsos poll would show obama at 49% and romney 43%. the president's improved standing appears to be fueled by americans slightly more optimistic view of the future. the poll found the number of americans who thing the country is on the wrong track dropped 5 points last month to 58%. that's down from 63% in june. >>> the most destructionive wildfire ever in colorado has been 100% contained. the 29-square-mile waldo canyon fire near colorado springs was completely encircled yesterday. two people were killed by the fire. over a three-week period over 350 homes were destroyed, however, two new colorado wildfires were reported yesterday. >>> president obama is expected to make health insurance available for seasonable firefighters doing the work of battling western wooirlds. about 18,000 should be able to buy into the federal health insurance plan this month it. follow as electronic petition drive that drew more than 125,000 signatures. >>> well, now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. in arizona it was a

in 2008 reuters reported that the uniforms were made in china as well. in 2002 the fleece hats became iconic and fans stood for hours to buy them. those were made in canada. today the u.s. olympic committee responded with a statement saying " unlike most olympic teams around the world the u.s. olympic team is privately funded and we are grateful for the support of our sponsors. we are proud of our partnership with ralph lauren, and iconic american company. for some it does not matter. next week, then is headed back as a coach to the london olympics >> it is not something i think about, i focused on the competition in getting the players ready to compete and hopefully they will play their best and what we wear is not something i think about >> for pop culture writer dino re as it is not where it is made, it is the style that bothers him >> i thought flight attendant and then i thought it was dated. i can see why it is americana, but then again it looks like school uniforms. >> some leaders have formally written the committee asking them to change its poli

reuters claims the company accepted an offer at about $14 a share in cash. the pharmaceutical giant had previously offered $13 a share. the news agency says gsk will announce the deal ahead of today's u.s. open. this following a three-month hostile takeover battle. >>> canada has approved gl glencorp's takeover to provide a net benefit for canada. however, the transaction has yet to be approved by china's ministry of commerce, which is expected to hold off on a decision until the end of the month. >>> and the sale of ing's asian life insurance business may be one of the biggest asia pac insurance deals on report. analysts say the price tag could be north of $7 billion. the "wall street journal" reporting that canada's manulife and hong kong's aia group are among the bidders for the unit, and south korea's kb financial is reportedly looking to buy ing's korean operations. the dutch financial services firm agreed to sell off the businesses as part of a bailout condition by the dutch government. rhi young-lim is in seoul with more on this part of the story. rhi

krista free land is editor of reuters. and we have the president of reuter research. we're talking about the resurgence of the american economy in "the economist." talking about shale gas, return of manufacturing. all good stuff. but is it going to happen in time to help obama? >> no. no. our cover story is about the profound secular changes and improvement that are happening. the rebalancing of the economy which is real and very important. but it's not a story about the next three months or even the next six months. and the cyclical recovery has weakened and is looking weak now. unemployment hovering poabove 8. none of this looks good in the short term. we're not talking about mourning america in the next few months. we are saying that the cyclical outlook isn't great. it's a very slow deleveraging recovery. a lot of that deleveraging is occurring, and underneath it there are profound changes toward a more export oriented and open economy. one that is -- used to be based on consumer spending in housing. people buying houses with too much debt. now this is changing to

nothing at all more disturbing. >> stephanie simon with reuters. very much for that. >> reporter: thank you. bye-bye. >> one of the people killed in the shooting was an aspiring sports caster who barely escaped a mass shooting at a mall in toronto last month. her name is jessica ghawi. she used the name jessica redfield as a journalist. she took a friend with her to the movie theater and tweeted about it before it started. joining me on the phone is mike lavender, one of jessica's friends. good afternoon to you, sir. >> good afternoon. how are you? >> jessica's brother jordan blogged about what happened. i want to put it on the screen here. he wrote in part jessica and brent were seated in the middle portion of the theater when a device was thrown into the theater that produced a hissing sound. the theater then -- have you been able to talk to jessica's family? what's the latest about what happened? this morning i saw the tv. i opened up my facebook page and her mother left a message on my wall. she just said flat out, jessica was killed last night

still, doesn't seem like any deal is imminent and according to reuters. with what's coming up. >> thanks for that. coming up, top of the hour, airbus is coming to america announcing to open the first plant here in the united states and we have the first interview with the ceo. >>> with record heat gripping the country, we'll show you the surprising reasons the economy might be sweating. >>> and the tori of taco bell making refried dreams come true for a very tiny alaskan town. it's now back to sue and tyler on "power lunch." see you top of the hour. >> thank you. >>> well, last week apple's iphone turned five. today, walmart turns 50. the first store opened up in the town of rogers, arkansas, july 2nd, 1962. it became incorporated in october of 1969, before going public on october 1st of 1970 with 300,000 shares priced at $16.50 apiece. in 1997, walmart took woolworth's spot on the dow jones industrial average and in 1999 the largest private employer in the world with 1.14 million workers. shares, they've split 11 times. and the stock is having a great ye

reuters is reporting the bomber worked as a bodyguard in the president's inner circle. right now we are not seeing video from this strike. the capital has seen four straight days of clashes. this is video from yesterday in hmos. this morning this morning's attack hit the billing in damascus during a meeting. some of those officials were seriously wounded. the fighting is an unprecedented challenge to president bashar assad. rebels are trying to bring down the regime by force. activists say more than 17,000 people have been kill since the uprising against assad began in march. 2011. today the u.n. security council is expected to vote on a new resolution to end this 17 month long civil war. >>> 4:32 now. later today a key player will take center stage before the panel deciding fate of ross mirkarimi. his wife traveled up from her native venezuela to testify about allegations that he assaulted her. terry mcsweeney is live at city hall. >> reporter: without question eliana lopez the star witness in the hearing that continues today. she back from venezuela with their son the

the state-run television reuters is reporting the brother-in-law of bashar al assad was also killed. the attack at the national security building wounded several senior officials. an estimated 6 to $8 billion has been baswastbasewasteed. bad recordkeeping by the pentagon and other agencies of the u.s. government. >>> the boy scouts of america is reaffirming its policy of banning gays after a two-year review. the group's controversial exclusion of gays was strongly criticized by gay rights activists. >>> the food & drug administration has approved a new weight loss drug. the fda cleared kusinia for people who have high blood pressure, diabetes or high cholesterol. an iceberg has separated from a glacier in green land reportedly due to warmer ocean temperatures. the 48 square mile chunk of ice is the second major piece of a glacier to split off in the past three years. >>> well, now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,805 after rising 78 points yesterday. the s&p gained 10. the nasdaq added 13. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this mo

reuters says exit polls suggest more than 80% of voters chose to remove the president. romania's financial situation has been worsening since 2008. as it has in the rest of europe. the government introduced austerity measures two years ago in return for loanes from the eu and international monetary fund. >>> south korea's largest opposition democratic united party has selected five candidates for its presidential primary scheduled in september. the party chose jane and haku as well as others. the party polled about 5,000 registered members and nonmember voters. it will designate its presidential nominee at a convention in september after collecting party ballots at 13 locations across the country starting next month. likely to become the nominee for the party, the daughter of late pakchoni. pak is ahead by a large margin. seoul profess hinter hinted at running earlier this month. he is not associated with any party. the election will be held in december. >>> experts with the international atomic energy agency are going inside a nuclear plant in northeastern japan to fin

. >>> reuters reports soccer powerhouse manchester united will now launch its ipo on the new york stock exchange. >>> and, finally, hypervocal.com reports the vigilante hacking group anonymous used gps data embedded in this social website photo to inform burger king of the identity of the poster seen standing on containers of shredded lettuce. he and two ohio co-workers have now been fired. thankfully big brother is watching. >>> well, coming up, the padres double up, the royals walk off, and a major league first for one oakland a, plus, a blue jay goes all out but only comes up with bumps and bruises. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> rain and relief for heat for some but if you're in the central plains, you're not so lucky. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." and in sports, a marathon matchup between the dodgers and phillies yesterday ended in dramatic fashion. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the dodgers' matt k

a reuters cameraman is filming from his rooms balcony the entrance of the u.s. army in baghdad. during that time i was receiving mortar rounds to try to make the bridge collapse so when i'm sitting down here and i got all these fires coming from all directions i don't think it could tell me is that hey somebody is looking for somebody else and then when i seen the individual standing up all about the name what a pair of binoculars. and they was talking and he was pointing. i did not immediately engage that individual i did not do that i called it up and told him what i've seen. and it took about ten minutes later for them to call back and say. sorry you're right and that's what i did. every moment of the moment of the attack at deafening sound is that. we don't in sort of therefore though i can't hear anything or hear the whole i feel is in internally slang. it didn't get to. last the last to a super powerful but i felt like i was breaking inside. looking at my first thought was that i had some sort of internal bleeding or came a couple grafter about ten seconds i saw the smoke

forces are jockeying for position in damascus and they tell reuters news agency that the fighting in the capitol is the worst since the revolt against president assad began in march of 2011. >>> nhk's senior commentator and former middle east correspondent came by the studio to tell us where the syria story is heading this week. here he is in conversation with our shery ahn. >> given the on going violence what's next for syria? >> the focus is on whether the u.n. security council will extend the mandate of the u.n. observer mission. they have been monitoring violence by the assad administration and opposition forces. the vote on the expansion is set to take place on wednesday. western countries insist that the u.n. security council should impose sanctions on syria and assad should step down. russia and china strongly oppose this stance. they have strong military and economic ties with syria. they also fear that antigovernment protests could flare up in their own countries as it is very difficult to bridge a gap between the two positions. resolutions submitted by either side is likely

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if the election were held today a new reuters ipsos poll shows president obama leads mitt romney among registered voters 49% to 43%. the president has a slim one-point lead over his opponent in the same poll back in june. >>> the president's improved standing appears to be fueled by americans slightly more optimistic view of the future. the poll found the number of americans who think the country is on the wrong track dropped five points last month to 58%. that is down from 63% in june. >>> last night on the rachel maddow show, james carville talked to rachel about why the issue of student loans is so important to democrats in the upcoming election. >> when you talk about what the middle class or how do you regrow the middle class, how do you bring it back, education is at the forefront. they understand that. i grew up you know, that was the ticket to prosperity. if you got an education, you knew that was going to pay for itself. that was the best investment that you could make. now -- not so sure. sometimes, you know, we find out these kids get more debt than the education is worth, a

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the thomson reuters university of michigan survey shows consumer sentiment dropped to 72 this month, down from june's reading. it was expected to rise. but it's not just consumer confidence that's collapsing. as erika miller explains, so is financial confidence. and that may be a worrisome sign for the economic recovery. >> reporter: for many, the worry is savings. >> the past few years i really haven't been able to save up. i've been using some of the savings. but i haven't saved up much. no. >> reporter: for others it's rising expenses. >> i pay more on pension and i pay more for my health benefits. >> reporter: for a variety of reasons, americans are growing more worried about their finces. a new bankrate.com survey shows 28% of americans believe their financial situation is worse now, compared to a year ago. just 23% feel better, which is the lowest reading since march. but don't blame the lousy job market. >> it was interesting to see that job security was actually the one area of financial security that consumers note is actually most improved over the last 12 months. so people

how to evaluate companies, how to present companies, ended up giving me an internship at thomson-reuters and he also influenced me. he was a big part in influencing my taking the gmat exam, in the 96 percentile. -- 96th percentile. it means if 100 people took the test, i did better than 96% of them. 96 of them. [applause] i wanted to also throw in there, a 10% of the people in the united states go to business school. that is the top 96 -- 4% of 10%, you see what i am saying? i am cool with math. bill has been instrumental in telling me -- not telling me but advising me of what business school to apply to so i am applying to stanford, harvard, it may have heard of them. and warden. i grew up in hunters point. that is right. i think this program like it was to be -- i am in new york working with the wall street wizards and we're teaching kids out of high school in new york. i really think if we were to do something like that in hunters point, it would be really good. that is what i am saying. i think that would be impractical for the community. it would be really helpful. -- impactful for