$a$2 a day and the son of a leader is importing bughat ties, bentleys, rolls royces, ferraris on his own charter jet. it's got to be a pretty big jet to have 26 supercars on it. and the rest of africa lives on $2 a day. it's your money stolen or given by your government to dictators in africa. you have to get the connection. you need to be mad. there needs to be an american spring an american spring where you tell your leaders you're sick and tired of your money going to fund dictators. an american spring, where we understand what happened in the arab spring. the arab spring is a direct consequence of us sending foreign aid and lavishing it on people who don't respect the freedom of their constituents who don't allow constitutional freedoms. the arab spring's anger, as much as it is directed against america, is not against our constitution. it isn't because they don't believe in freedom. it's because they're upset that we have been funding and subsidizing their dictators. the u.s. has given guinea almost $300 million over the past ten years, despite guinea having one of the worst hum

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that prowess was on display at this factory run by british company rolls royce.pushed the final fan blade into the aircraft engine produced here, from big business to the little guy. almost everyone seemed to jockey to get a piece of this royal couple. at the end of the day, missing school, lining up in this heat, was it all worth it? >> yes! of course. >> reporter: one british research group estimates the brand value is around $70 billion. it puts them on the brand value of a company like coca-cola. one executive at rolls royce told me today the publicity from a royal visit is priceless. for cbs "this morning," stet ston -- seth stone, singapore. >> no woman wants to have people speculating whether she's pregnant. >> i think she is. >> no woman likes that. >> put as lot of pressure on her as they are doing this overseas trip to asia which is an important region of the world. >> wherever they go they are a hit. >>> if you play basketball with the president, as far as i know nobody at this table has, you charlie? >> not yet. >> not yet. would you take it easy on h

first stop on the nine day tour, today, they planted a tree and promoted british interests in a rolls royce plant. their visit celebrates the queen's diamond jubilee. >> correction to something i said just a moment ago. jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system, not the galaxy. >> it's big, anyway. when ever it is, it's business. >> and -- big. >> and spencer christian. conditions tomorrow going to be a typical day with warm, but not hot conditions and areas of thunderstorms from great lakes into southern planes z it's warm and humid and thunderstorms, around denver, showers perhaps thundershowers here in the state of california we'll see sunny skies and warm to hot conditions. 94 in yosemite. 80s in ka tao. palm springs 106. 88 in los angeles tomorrow, 76 in big sur and there is a great day and there is a summer spread in effect a high of 64 z.on the coast and 74 in oakland. inland to brentwood, a high of 95 there is a is a 90s in cloverdale, east bay, 94, antioch, livermore, 93, fairfield there is 70s here in san francisco. this is also warm. we may have another day of this warmth

. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge toured a rolls-royce factory. they were also treated to a local custom called a dragon dance when they visited one of singapore's oldest housing estates. it's called queenstown, and it was named in honor of queen elizabeth's kor a nation in 1953. during their tours, william was asked how many children he would like to have. for the first time he gave a number. two. the british media immediately launched a new round of speculation about whether kate might be expecting. >>> angelina jolie is meeting with syrian refugees, in her role as a special united nations envoy. the actress was at the turkish border yesterday. today she met with lebanon's prime minister. afterwards she told reporters that she was grateful to the lebanese people for offering shelter to the refugees. and she talked about meeting three syrian mothers today. >> three women who were alone with their children, and they made the crossing alone, and they were very, very emotional. but so grateful. and wanted me to express their gratitude to the lebanes

the couple touring a rolls royce factory as well as meeting with the children.here, prince william at the factory talked to workers and thanked that company for its close ties to great britain. also, prince william and his wife, the duchess of cambridge -- actually, we've got another story. >> this is in rome. hundreds of so-called love locks attach to a famed bridge are being removed. rome city leaders decided to cut off the padlocks to save the 1700-year-old bridge from damage. the bridge across the river is known for the many locks attached to it, each one put there by lovers to symbolize their lasting love. >> got to keep the love alive. >> love is always in the air. >> don't remove those locks. christina loren is here to talk about -- is it lovely weather in the air? >> it's lovely. good morning. temperatures are comfortable. 78 degrees in places like oakland. 68 in san francisco. inland getting a little bit toasty as of noon. rising from the low 80s into the upper 80s between noon and 4:00. let's check your drive. >> live lookings. it's getting crowded ove

let's talk about a rolls royce amazon is offering.he kindle fire 8.9 inch display thirty-two gigabyte memory with all kinds of speeded up technology to avoid the buffering delays 70 tablets face when they can't connect wi-fi. that will cause $499. less than the 750 would pay for something comparable. not similar but comparable. apple is coming out with their ipad in october. that is the top of the wine. bottom line $199 gets you aquino fire hd 16 gigabytes of memory. $69 all the way to $179 with the new paperweight technology and 3 gee connection. liz: i am selling holiday gifts like you cannot believe. >> shipping september and october. nokia announcing a phone you can't buy. these you can start buying september 14th. dave: thank you very much. will these new devices help amazon become more competitive against other producers? liz: james mcleavey of forrester joining us with his take on the new product. your thoughts on the brand new kindled fire each the, long life battery and bells and whistles? do you love it? >> love it. the righ

[ laughter ] "you only have two rolls-royces? you've got to be kidding." you guys hear about this? at costco while they were in new york city this week. that must've been rad, yeah. [ laughter ] him walking around going -- [ in middle eastern accent ] >> "who needs all these paper towels? i mean, what are you going to do with all these?" [ laughter ] "even brawny wouldn't wipe his own go-gurt? that is -- 20% of go-gurt? you got to have all those out." [ laughter ] "i don't need boysenberry, bro. but that's good. you put it in the freezer." >> steve: yeah, freeze it up. >> jimmy: --that frozen go-gurt." >> steve: "everybody have go-gurt to go. i've got to go, go, go-gurt." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, check this out, you guys. a new study found that kids drink 7 trillion calories worth of sugar every year. [ laughter ] or as honey boo boo calls that, breakfast. [ laughter and applause ] [ in middle eastern accent ] >> steve: "it's go-go juice. it's go-go juice." >> jimmy: "who drinks this much go-go juice?" >> steve: "oh, honey boo boo does. okay." >> jimmy: "oh, sugar bear does." >>

romney's event at the american legion today because you teted rinttu rolls-royce outside with a romneyumper sticker. we know -- there's the picture. we know wounded veterans and combat troops are part of the free loading 47%. so why isomney even worrying about them? that's not his job,s it? >> in fes wt the one rolls that said my rolls on the virginia license plates. there were several bmws, mercedes, volvo. i noticed the odd cadillac and a jaguar as well. you know what's going onere is romney irt ima reaction mode. he was put on the defensive over the 47% remark, so he's got to go out and illustrate all these new examples of empathy and compassion, even if that contradicts wh he said last week. he's gotten in trouble because he didn't mentionets during atasp a thconvention. okay. well, now they're going to throw on a veterans event and give a speech to the veterans about, you know, isn't it terrible that 23 million people loong for work and, in fact, he's given it to a rather well-heeled crowd in the second wealthiestounty i snas that kind of reactivity give you any confidence that su

a lot of terrorists out there who would say you don't need a rolls-royce. a jalopy will do. the last thing, and this is something that pertains to ron. as well other context. talking about, iran does numbness of the input this on, and that's true. we don't know. it during much better the mockery of. north korea might have to go back. the case with the iranians, success. that comes down to militarizing your warhead enough so it will fit inside a missile nose cone or in a bomb that's not too heavy carried by aircraft. if you really advance, inside an artillery shell. what we've been talking about since september 11, hasn't the whole focus been what's been called aggressive lot of bad usage, the in conventional threat. unorthodox to nontraditional be little more precise. you don't conflate conventional coal lessons. the shipping container, the bomb inside a van. that bond does not have to be a well designed device. compact and advanced enough to fit inside a missile warhead. it can be accrued can trigger device that we didn't even test as we knew will work. south africa built a

there's a lot of terrorists out there who say they don't need a rolls royce. the last thing, and this is something that also pertains to iran as well as other contexts. they are talking about, well, iran does not have a missile to put this on yet, and that's true. we don't know that the lockertree is doing better than north korea. north korea may have to go back to rocket camp, which does not disstress me in the slightest, and in the case, however, the iranians, they are having pretty good success, and that comes down to miniaturizing your warhead enough to it'll fit inside a missile nose, a bomb, not too heavy to be carried by an aircraft, or if you are really advanced, as a small number of nations are, inside an artillery shell to use in tactical battlefield. what have we been talking about since 9/11? the focus has been called aggression law of the unconventional threat. you can say "unorthodox" or "nontraditional" so you don't conflate traditional with nuclear weapons. it's the bomb in a shipping container. it's a bomb in a van. it does not have to be a we

condors say they plan to hand out phony million dollar bills to the fans and are also giving away a rolls royce daring stunt turns into a desperate rescue. we'll show you how a california base jumper wound up dangling 150 feet above the ground overnight. >>> protesters versus police. the occupy movement responds to a new ultimatum in san francisco. >>> and there it is. we take you live to new york, our crack team in the booth hit it to the second. always nice to catch that bell. >> happy birthday birthday cia. >> today happens to be tuesday, september 18th. this is "today in the bay." >>> happy tuesday morning, everybody. it is 6:30 on the nose. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. happening now, it appears occupy protesters are heeding a police ultimatum to end a new tent city that sprung up overnight at san francisco's justin herman plaza. bob redell has been live in the city and joins us now with an update on the situation. they're moving on? >> reporter: well, they're still here, but they have taken down the tents. now, this all started last night. there were occupy sfers who wer

mecca hope that magic dust can also turn to dollars, like this aircraft engine facility operated by rolls royce, the royals are a powerful team and a powerful brand. indeed, one magazine recently estimated the worth of the monarchy brand at $70 billion. it certainly is true when it comes to gaining interest and attention, this couple has the midas touch. natalie. >> that they do. sarah james in singapore for us. thank you. we're going to be talking more about the royals coming up in a moment. >>> it is now seven minutes past the hour. let's turn it over to al with a check of the weather. hey, al. >> thanks so much, natalie. as we check out what we've got going on today. a cold front that's going to be bringing big changes. can you see on the radar it's from minneapolis all the way down into the southwest, this big system is causing a lot of rain, anywhere from 1 to 4 inches from omaha down to albuquerque. another big change caused by in this front, ahead of it warm air. we're talking temperatures 80s and 90s. behind it, temperatures fall anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees into the upper 60s to the

terrible mess and there are a lot of terrorists out there who say they don't need of royals -- rolls-royce. a jalopy will do. this is something that also pertains to iran. they're talking to iran doesn't have a missile. and that's true. and we don't know, their rocketry is doing much better than north korea. north korea may have to go back to rocket camp. which is not distressing in the slightest. in the case, however, the iranians they're having pretty good success. and that comes down to miniaturizing your warhead enough so it will fit inside a missile nosecone or any bomb that is not too heavy to be carried by an aircraft, or if you really advanced, a small number of nations are, inside an artillery shell. but what have we been talking about since 9/11? hasn't the whole focus been what has been called the unconventional threats. is the bomb in a shipping container? it's the bomb inside a van. that bomb does not have to be a well-designed device that is compact and advanced enough to fit inside a missile warhead. it can be a crude device of the erosion of on tight but we didn't test beca

26 supercars on it -- jet had 26 supercars on it, including five ferraris, five bentley, five rolls royces and two bughattis. is anybody besides me mad that we're sending foreign aid to african dictators whose sons are importing rolls royces, bentleys, ferraris and benghattis to africa and countries who have no electricity? i don't care if you're the biggest humanitarian in the world and you want to help people -- it's not going to the people. the foreign aid is stolen by the leadership of these countries and this isn't one example, this is example after example, decade after decade. and the learning curve around here is so slow that we will get 10, maybe 20 senators to place any restrictions on foreign aid. 70% of the people living in africa live under the poverty threshold -- $2 a day. $$2 a day and the son of a leadr is importing bughat ties, bentleys, rolls royces, ferraris on his own charter jet. it's got to be a pretty big jet to have 26 supercars on it. and the rest of africa lives on $2 a day. it's your money stolen or given by your government to dictators in africa. you have to ge

it controls room service and rolls royce.tal into that. >> we are unusual in that we have in-house research and development facility to develop technology for hotel rooms. the new technology we have, touchscreens and a tablet you can take from the room and all the panels on the rumor touchscreen. press one button and you can change the language on all the touchscreens to chinese or japanese to suit the guests's need. tablet controls everything from lights to the entertainment system. cheryl: interesting you spend so much money. thank you very much. appreciate it. dennis: my kingdom for an old-fashioned light switch. stock >> caller: minutes. bad, back and beyond taking a bath. nicole: maybe i could turn it to greek. that is a language i understand. it is coming under pressure today. the retail index is to the downside and bed bath and beyond is no difference. 2% today and analysts coming out with comments. oppenheimer also the one grabbing the attention here. talking about bed bath and beyond and the potential is consistent a

today, william and kate went to promote british interests at the rolls-royce plant, where he spoke and she showed off her muscles. kate will be moving into the spotlight. she and her husband, william, will be flying from here over to kuala lumpur, the capital of malaysia. there, she will deliver her first overseas speech, about her charity work. the chances, george, he's going to talk about this baby is very, very unlikely. i think you agree. >> i think that's right, bob. i heard delivery -- and i started to listen even more. >> come on. >>> ginger zee in for sam champion and the weather. >> i will deliver the forecast. we just told you about all that rain in las vegas. impressive pictures out of there. now, it moves to the east to a place that needs it. the northern panhandle of texas. that's the two-plus inches. and then, heat. 5 to 20 degrees above average. that includes chicago and kansas city. >> something else to get your attention quickly. a new snowflakes on the map here. it's happening. >> wow. >> all right, ginger, thank you. >>> coming up here on "gma," the accountant and da

whether they think that tony aeruginosa different matter, but the ambition of ge, rolls-royce is to keep that gathering place for a long time. again, if china succeeds it will suggest a lot of other things it has changed. >> and not point about other things solvent in changing from the rule of law are good examples and that plays into something you mentioned earlier that somehow an order for china to become a wealthy country, it has to be sort of more western and away for lack of a better word. and do you think that is happening? or do you think is true or do you think is happening? >> away i put the version is true, that in the west were used to thinking of democracy and liberalization as part of one package. we think of that's how things are. to suggest how they can be analytically impractically separated. china is really the only major country where people have no vote in national leadership. they have become much room for both of was a generation ago. people can travel much more and read more things although still too few. i think these liberalize values. it's interesting that they d

i want to thank rolls royce and the evelyn y. davis foundation whose contributions are helping us do a series of programs on financial literacy for journalalists. today we're here to talk about the fiscal cliff, which is a phrase none of us had heard about a year ago, and now it seeprogr it is all we hear or s when we read a business section. i know it has caused confusion among a lot of people, and we are fortunate to have someone with us who will initially help us understand what it is, what has built the fiscal cliff. this is jared bernstein. he is a senior fellow at the public and private priorities. he is an expert on economic and state fiscal policy. he's also the author of the book "crunched, why do i feel so squeezed?" in the first sessiontegyared wi cover the basics and explain to us, what is the fiscal cliff? f.ter that we will talk about the implications of the fiscal cliff, what happens if we go over it? how might we avoid that? and then in the final session aimed directly at journalalists we will lo bo at resources f