expediency they want to speed up the line so they decided that well we like the high value people the stinky presence they can they give glowing with the game going to i don't want chickens and goats and livestock and michael o'leary you know we're back there to encouraging the goats to you know to stand up while they're showing down of some cancers i'm ok well as i said it was for expediency sake so let's move on to another method being used right now deployed throughout the world to x. expedite matters local district attorneys sell their letterhead and threats of jail time to debt collectors so this was actually a new york times exposé and they found a offices across america are selling the use of their letterhead but they're also falsely suggesting that law enforcement is pursuing criminal action the debt collectors then use a hard sell to sell them financial accountability classes and you can see from this image here this is an actual letter where a woman balance the check for forty seven dollars a wal-mart as you see there asking for two hundred eighty dollars and five cents and they're

of the district attorney's so he's saying we can avoid due process if it's for the presence of the stinkypeople have to ride with the goats in the back of the plane because it's a hassle known force one is a burden on society the cross of law enforcement is obviously not in keeping with balancing the books for a just society we don't need law enforcement anymore what we need are more guys who are going to offer a v.i.p. lines to the top three or four clip the cracks around the world and everyone else can just basically being a. whore with knives and guns and fight it out without loss you know if you're trying to get on easyjet and there's only one look to shoot the guy next year stab them if you can get on to the plane no problem but you know they'll be wishing for the days when the planes blew up at her i checked those would be the good old days compared to what's coming now what do you see this across our entire society we have the military industrial complex running our national defense systems so they sell the package that you know we're going to save you money if we just use these un

>>guest: i love your word legal stinkiness.his is more of a problem because of the office of special counsel coming forward and writing a report to the administration saying, she violated the law. for anyone else, they would be out. >>neil: and you are a left wing kook. thank you, lis wiehl, very much. the white house thinks that one hour phone call the president had with israeli prime minister should be enough to calm the critics. wrong. it only stirred up the critics. the big boo-boo that now is very messy. jack, you're a little boring. boring. boring. [ jack ] after lauren broke up with me, i went to the citi private pass page and decided to be...not boring. that's how i met marilyn... giada... really good. yes! [ jack ] ...and alicia. ♪ this girl is on fire [ male announcer ] use any citi card to get the benefits of private pass. more concerts, more events, more experiences. .. [ crowd cheering, mouse clicks ] >>neil: talking on the phone is not enough, some say the president should still meet with binyamin netanyahu in per

i mean, that was always really kind of gross and stinky, to be honest. the priest owners had a dog kennel they operated in there. and so it was kind of just always -- stunk. everything sort of like deteriorated quickly. the previous owners left at the perfect time. it all just started rotting it seemed like the day after. the backyard was one of the big reasons why we bought the house. it was a pretty good sized backyard and it it really could be beautiful. but we just don't have the time, the resources really to make it beautiful. it's sad. >> i wrote to george because i really wanted ben to be rescued, to help give ben his space back and to create some space for our kids as well, to really play and enjoy, you know, this great house and this great space. >> rescuing isn't easy, but being a homemaker certainly isn't either. especially if you have two kids and a baby on the way and an old house that needs repairs. ben is being rescued. what's up, kate? how are ya? >> i'm good! oh, my gosh. >> you guys are being rescued. >> no! >> what's up, ben? how you d

it's dark, gooey and stinky, but it might be the perfect add to your portfolio. we'll talk about what that is, next in chart talk. this is a little thing that we call chart talk. let's talk now with matt shapiro of mws capital. matt, a lot of retail investors look at this market and they think, "it's so expensive right now, i'm not going anywhere near it." are there plays though they might consider? > > you've got to look harder, and you're right. many people feel the market is a little overbought. where do you get in? if the market's stops going down and actually goes up, you're going to have to buy anything you can kind of find and make some cents on weakness. the only thing we have going down right now is the price of crude oil. that's dropped, somehow, mysteriously, from $100 down to about $90 a barrel, and that's triggered other sales in commodity-related asset classes. > > that's at a six-week low. so, i feel that a lot of people aren't really sure why it dropped so much this week. > > exactly. it was initially triggered, people think, by a trader who had a

. >> to be honest with you, it's hot and sticky, and my house is stinky and the carpetses are all wet and mold is growing. >> reporter: nearby their entire nehborhood had to be rescued by boat last week. one thing that couldn't be saved -- the nearby elementary school. classrooms were flooded with a foot and a half of water. today, cleanup crews roam the halls instead of its 650 students. while this may be the first day of school for most in louisiana, about 130 public schools are closed in the hardest hit parishes. >> what do think is gonna happen? >> soon i think we will be able to go back to school. once everything gets back to normal i think we will be able to go back to school. >> reporter: here in st. john parish, they are now planning to open the schools next week. some of the schools. east st. john high school is still surrounded by water. it will be months before kids can return here. right now, the parish is scrambling to figure out when and where those students will go back to class. diane. >> still tough times, thanks so much, ryan. >>> and from the gulf now, we move out w

expediency they want to speed up the line so they decided that well we like the high value people the stinky presence they can they can fly with again their work chickens and goats and livestock and michael o'leary you know you'll be back there too encouraging the goats to you know to stand up while their challenge.

and if your t-shirt or shirt is stinky the dog rolls in it like this is great!e clothes out and i'll go hey, rodney, come here. is this good? and he'll roll in it and i go okay, that one's done. >> i imagine that the economics of the music business these days, which we could do seven hours on and never be through t all, make it so that you can't survive on records alone. touring has got to be a big component of how you manage to stay up right in the business. >> touring is prrbably i'm suue that touring is probably a money maker compared to records nowadays. to me i never really have -úworried about either one of 'em because i grew up broke and i -- by the time i had any success, my habits and my desires were already set. >> ingrained. >> i never got into drugs, so that saves you a ton of money. [ laughter ] i don't date supermodels and marry them and then divorce them. so that saves you a lot of money right there. [ laughter ] and my -- like you take me out to eat or something, like you said, like may my travel bag my manager goes you're not going to open that

peasants living in squalor in the streets and he'd be like it's your fault for being so ugly and stinky you smell like you're in and you smell like beer if that's the reason why you're poor it's not because i am taking all the well this woman needs to spend less time in the sun to do and maybe spend more time playing a did your rue because a dingo stole her suit. so let's move on to some more of this untitled class these guys and women and people who inherit all their wealth. and then proclaim that the market has decided that they because they are worth a price a number that is worth more than you that they are somehow better harvard plagiarism probe under way for about one hundred twenty five students yes the most elite of all the elite universities harvard where most of our presidents and congress people and senators have gone to well the undergrads apparently cheated in the introduction to congress. so they could get into the introduction ethics so they decided to take introduction to congress learning how to cheat fantastic well think of any american congress person what are they en

. >> stinky feet.ot try to act like it never had them. >> it happens to all of us at some point body can be prevented. >> i know that is the kind of segment that leads into mae. it is a beautiful start on this tuesday morning. >> unfortunate i sit next to you at work. your morning commute is looking pretty good. >> a live look at the 9/11 memorial in new york city. ♪ forz(power!) andiamo! andiamo! (let's go! let's go!) avanti! avanti! (keep going! keep going!) hahaha...hahahaha! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? happier than christopher columbus with speedboats. that's happy! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> patriotism over politics. candidates pausing to remember the victims of 9/11. >> a final tribute to art modell today. i am kim dacey. i am kim dacey. >>

because even though it is stinky, i always feel at home. geoff: you just described my love life.t smell like? geoff: like flamingos. craig: yeah, flamingos. hi, craig and geoff. i was wondering if craig was going to crumble up this e-mail because i put geoff's name on it first. i read my name out first. i know you put geoff's name first but i read my name first. you know why? i have the power. geoff: what the hell, man? craig: what do you mean? geoff: says my name first. craig: aye carumba!. did you just act surprised there when i cussed? which tells me you have no idea which show you have come to. they are like this is not "the price is right." you're darn uh-oh right it is not "the price is right." that's right. [applause] and here's how you know. because when we tell a joke [applause] ♪ [laughter] craig: i'm frightened. can you come up and get me? come get me. congresswoman come on. you're a special life-saving robots. geoff: how are you going to get down? craig: tell me one of your show business ack eck dotes. that usually brings me down. geoff: i guess asphalt wasn't the onl

the conveyer belt, whatever is on the bottom of your stinky shoes, someone's putting their coat on theonveyer belt and what not and it's all getting picked up. >> i know, i know. arm rests, the tray tables, and, of course, the nastiest place in a plane is the restroom, because there's no cleaning it during the flight. >> imagine, what about the back where you put your head? >> i know. god knows what's going on there. >> how about the pouch where you shove your stuff in. who knows who put old tissues in there before you? ah-ha! >> nasty. >> all righty, you know what, they give you this information and don't tell you what you should do about it except take some purel. >> then everyone thinks you're crazy, you know? >> tammie is. tammie, our producer. >> tammie brings a gallon, however much they'll let you take on the plane. she'll soak everything in it. >> i don't know. what good does it do to know these kinds of things? we know they are filthy, try to be careful. >> nothing you can do. >>> let's talk about our favorite things. i thought with the election coming up, this is -- this is un

coming up, stinky feet. i'm not speaking of anyone in particular. >> thank you. >> the problem is unavoidable for some. what doctors say may be the cause. >> and football season means one thing and one thing only. tailgating, of course. our dietitian is here with healthy options to help you stay in shape. anncr: a good job. it's the key to a good life. but it isn't always easy to find one... a vote for question seven is a vote for maryland jobs. two thousand construction jobs to build a new resort casino. four thousand permanent jobs, paying... on average fifty five thousand a year. six thousand jobs from increased tourism... and table games like blackjack and poker. add it up: it's twelve thousand new maryland jobs. but to build it you have to vote for it. vote for question seven. and get maryland back to work. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with john collins. >> sun is out this morning, very nice morning out there. if you live in carroll or frederick county, you may have been rattled around a

. >> nothing stinky about that, mike. >> there she goes. you are looking at southwest wind in fairfield. a little stronger sea breeze and that is why temperatures may be cooler in a few areas in the east bay valleys are going to be pretty warm this afternoon. they are a little more uniform. so we should see sunshine rather rapidly. notice this trough developing and another bulging piece of energy that is coming down and that is why we'll see the cooling trend as we head into a to the weekend. temperatures are still in the 50s. clouds will be back by noon. warm 80s and warmest temperatures around the bay, low 70s for the lunchtime. at the coast. 50s and top out around the 60. very comfortable everywhere this evening except the coast. you will need to keep that jacket handy as we head into the evening hours, especially after the sun set is going to get cool rather rapidly. tomorrow a lot like today and then you can see the cooling trend to start move through our neighborhood. temperatures are about four to six degrees cooler by the time we ge

mary's stinky.and yet some other stuff coming out >>> what may be another bounty scandal and football. and next half-hour, the southern california youth team now under investigation. the prime-time debate may be a verbal slugfest for the presidential candidates and our political insider standoff. and we're gonna go live to los angeles with pictures right now of the 405 with no traffic on the highway. will check it out as the car armageddon is coming up. >>> a heated debate got out of control in the east bay between the richmond councilman and a community activist. punches were thrown and one was led away in handcuffs. >>> as the 49ers look ahead to their new home in santa clara are insiders on the past and present and future of the bay area sports. >>> all the details on how hot it will get coming up. >>> welcome back to the news of the time is 9:00 good morning. >>> a lot coming up in the next half-hour taking a look at the other side of the death penalty debate. proposition 34 on the ballot this n

. >> you have stinky breath. >> that kweli is a good dog. thanks to our friends at "the daily show" and the host of the show as well. that is it for tonight's broadcast, and now thanks to the miracle of television, matt lauer, savannah guthrie have a preview of what's coming up tomorrow morning on "today." >> all right, brian, thank you. coming up friday on "today," police digging up a driveway near detroit. is jimmy hoffa's body buried underneath. >>> and we'll see if david goggins broke the guinness world record for pullups in our stu o studio. >> that's tomorrow morning on "today." next week here on "rock center," correspondent richard engle has the special story of lewis loftus. richard first met him on an awful battlefield in afghanistan. the two men have stayed in touch and now almost two years later, we get to see the struggles that this young veteran is going through. >> i used to be one of those guys that made fun of people with post trauma stress in, my mind, not to their face. i'd think what a sissy, you know, what a sissy. now i

. >> it is hot, sticky, my house is stinky and the carpets are all wet and mold is growing. >> i wishited until he separated first until she decided to fornicate with the help. >> i will give it a go -- [ laughter ] >> it is so nice to be able to have a co-host literally sweep you off your feet. and i know -- that he could bench press me if he wanted to. >> oh, big bear hug. and we want to know why you're up at this hour, so tweet us pictures why you are watching us. >> why don't you sweep me off my feet like that? send us pictures, wnnfans on twitter. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informxÑñcús >>> this morning on "world news now" -- your voice, your choice. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- your voice, your choice. president obama tells a cheering crowd that voters face a distinct choice between two very different paths for america's future. >> his acceptance speech closed out the convention, catapulting the candidates into the homestretch toward election day. it is friday, september 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, e

. >> you have stinky breath. >> that kweli is a good dog. "the daily show" and the host of the show as well. that is it for tonight's broadcast, and now thanks to the miracle of television, matt lauer, savannah guthrie have a preview of what's coming up tomorrow morning on "today." >> all right, brian, thank you. coming up friday on "today," police digging up a driveway near detroit. is jimmy hoffa's body buried underneath. >>> and we'll see if david goggins broke the guinness world record for pullups in our stu o studio. >> that's tomorrow morning on "today." next week here on "rock center," correspondent richard engle has the special story of lewis loftus. richard first met him on an awful battlefield in afghanistan. the two men have stayed in touch and now almost two years later, we get to see the struggles that this young veteran is going through. >> i used to be one of those guys that made fun of people with post trauma stress in, my mind, not to their face. i'd think what a sissy, you know, what a sissy. now i realize that it's a real

it was a stinky, lousy, disgusting place in the atlantic south in the waters around were confined in hazardous and not themselves really tedious by smaller ships. none of that told the japanese this is a decisive battle. i think they realized it today. all through the campaign, i pointed out a track earlier, the great battleship yamato was ever sent into the combat area, really for lack of fuel. he never saw the agency of it. a number of other and major naval elephants was to her good fortune ultimately. but it's also important to observe. both sides but far from home pages look how far up while canalis from tokyo in pearl harbor. the logistics train to sustain naval operations was far more than anybody could manage easily. the constraints of fuel and supply and the japanese, certainly as we did. anything else? well if there is something else come i thank you for your attention. you've been a great audience and proud to be with you here. well look far to turn with some other authors have to say at the symposium goes along. [applause] >> as you can see this as a short introduction to

. >> you have stinky breath. >> that kweli is a good dog.show" and the host of the show as well. that is it for tonight's broadcast, and now thanks to the miracle of television, matt lauer, savannah guthrie have a preview of what's coming up tomorrow morning on "today." >> all right, brian, thank you. coming up friday on "today," police digging up a driveway near detroit. is jimmy hoffa's body buried underneath. >>> and we'll see if david goggins broke the guinness world record for pullups in our stu o studio. >> that's tomorrow morning on "today." next week here on "rock center," correspondent richard engle has the special story of lewis loftus. richard first met him on an awful battlefield in afghanistan. the two men have stayed in touch and now almost two years later, we get to see the struggles that this young veteran is going through. >> i used to be one of those guys that made fun of people with post trauma stress in, my mind, not to their face. i'd think what a sissy, you know, what a sissy. now i realize that it's a real thing. >> th

better than stinky fish. >> something smelled good in new york. a look at the weather. frost advisories for new york, new england. showers in south florida. heavy thunderstorms and flooding in the southwest. gusty winds from the pacific northwest to 80s in the midwest. 90s sacramento to dallas. 64, seattle. 70s in the rockies. >>> here is some evidence it wasn't all bad when hurricane isaac came ashore late last month. >> the artist hung out under an overpass and let the storm's strong wind take his paint across the canvas. the final results turned out pretty cool. >> yeah, they do look good. >> bobby says when heap puts it up for auction, the proceeds will help isaac's vick timz and is likely to head out in the next hurricane to do painting with mother nature. >> he said the official title is the anniversary of hurricane katrina, painted by hurricane isaac. creative. now that is art. >> i agree. >> mother nature's art. >> coming up an exclusive inside look at one of the most intense talks in the obama presidency. >> a big mission and important journey for the royal cou

. >> it is hot, sticky, my house is stinky and the carpets are all wet and mold is growing. >> i wishuntil he separated first until she decided to fornicate with the help. >> never one to be shy in coming forward -- i'll give it a go. >> it is so nice to be able to have a co-host literally sweep you off your feet. and i know -- that he could bench press me if he wanted to. >> oh, big bear hug. and want to know why you are up at this hour. tweet us pictures why you are watching us. >> why don't you sweep me off my feet like michael strahan does to kelly ripa. send us pictures, wnnfans on twitter. come on, try it. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing

. >> the ipo market in the uk is pretty stinky really. >> and how many different countries are loosening ipo standards. but you wonder if we think of it as a misallocation of capital perhaps. in any case, cutting back on globals aspirations. nomura is aiming to cut 30% as part of it plan to slash a billion dollars in costs. sources tell cnbc nearly half of the brokerages cost savings are set to come from the europe, middle east and africa. joining us from hong kong is peter, assistant editor. thanks for staying around late for us today. dunk these rumored cuts more indicative of nomura's particular struggles or does it fit into the scene more broadly of more layoffs in the financial sector? >> nomura is not alone looking at things to cut. they're probably in a less strong position going into the whole downturn, probably have to go earlier and further and then take more dramatic decisions than some other banks. but no doubt this is an industry wide trend and it will continue and other banks will make cuts. >> what does that mean ultimately for the future of a lot of these employees, for t

cover up if you going to go outside and i know people don't want to hear this but you have to use the stinky and also watch out for stagnant water. >> if it is a health risk you got to do it. thank you. >>> thanks. >> shannon: less than two months to go until election day. you know the saying every vote counts. what about the votes that get counted twice or the ones cast by dead people? our next guest says yeah, it does happen. that's coming up next. oh no, not a migraine now. try this... bayer? this isn't just a headache. trust me, this is new bayer migraine. [ male announcer ] it's the power of aspirin plus more in a triple action formula to relieve your tough migraines. new bayer migraine formula. [ male announcer ] it started long ago. the joy of giving something everything you've got. it takes passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we understand that commitment. and always have. so does aarp, an organization serving the needs of americans 50 and over for generations. so it's no surprise millions have chosen an aarp medicare supplement insur

but beyonce and jay-z apparently do not turn up their noses at all those stinky diaper. they love it. "showbiz tonight's" a.j. hammer has the scoop. really? >> say it. >> no, i'm not going to say it. i can't believe they love to change diapers, though. >> yes. well, listen. i've got the dirt on this story for you, carol. that's what i'm here for this morning. according to beyonce she and jay-z share the load when it comes to changing baby blue ivy's diapers. anderson cooper just interviewed beyonce for his talk show. she says she and her husband actually love, yes she used the word "love" to change diapers. her words, i love it. i love every moment of it. it's so beautiful. and i'm sure there is a lot of love there. i think most parents would agree, maybe not a whole lot of beauty to changing a diaper, but she also tells anderson that she makes sure to sing to blue ivy. i bet that's a whole lot more beautiful than her diaper duty. she says she sings nursery rhymes to her including some she makes up. this entire interview will air on anderson's talk show as he fires up hi

. >> stinky. >> stephanie: look, everybody it is the stench munster. obama's foreign policy has been a disaster. it has been a disaster. why looky here. americans trust a better government to handle international affairs than in a decade. >> what do you know about that. >> stephanie: 66% have a great deal of trust in the government's ability to handle international problems. >> that's what happens when you let adults run the place. >> to be fair there's violence in the middle east. oh, wait there's always been violence in the middle east. it's never ever happened before. >> stephanie: in the president's speech at the u.n. yesterday -- [ applause ] wow, we'll talk about that when we come back. we have some crunchy audio goodness from that. it is hump days with hal sparks. and stephanie brown obama biden national vote director will join us as well. we roll along, hump days with hal on "the stephanie miller show." no more cops, firefighters, no teachers. >> are there street lights. i'm going to be on with the governor tomorrow night. "stephanie miller sho

it is hot and sticky and my house is stinky and -- and the carpets are all wet and mold is growing. >eighborhood had to be rescued by boat last week. one thing that couldn't be saved -- the nearby elementary school. classrooms were flooded with a foot and a half of water. clean-up crews roamed the halls instead of 650 students. while this may be the first day of school for most in louisiana, about 130 public schools are closed in the hardest hit parishes. here in st. john parish, they are now planning to open the schools next week. some of the schools. east st. john high school is still surrounded by water. it will be months before kids can return here. right now, the parish is scrambling to figure out when and where those students will go back to class. ryan owens, abc news, laplace, louisiana. >> think about all the children. i don't know -- displaced from their homes, and any sort of semblance of routine and school. >> few more days. just like, in the north, they had built-in snow days. obviously, in that part of the country, they had built-in storm days, hurricane dates. they will

better than stinky fish. >> something smelled good in new york. a look at the weather.k, new england. showers in south florida. showngs in south florida. in the southwest. northwest to minnesota. >> mostly 850s in the midwest. from atlanta to new orleans. 90s sacramento to dallas. 64, seattle. 70s in the rockies. >>> here's some evidence it wasn't all bad when hurricane strong winds take his paint across the canvas. the final results turned out pretty cool. >> yeah, they do look good. >> bobby says when he puts it up for auction, the proceeds will he said he's likely heading out to do more painting with mother nature. >> i love that. he said the official title is the anniversary of hurricane katrina painted by hurricane isaac. very creative. >> quite cool. >> now that is art. >> i agree. >> mother nature's art. >>> coming up -- an exclusive inside look at one of the most intense talks in the obama presidency. >> a big mission and important journey for the royal couple. will and kate. where they're going and why. find out all about it next on "world news now." ♪ >> annou