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stu schweitzer and rob smalley. rob, we begin with you. last week, wednesday, thursday, we are talking about dow 13,000 again. we are like on the cusp of that. all of a sudden now we are worried about europe. front and center yet again. what's going on? >> well, it is very simple. if spain really does the full scale bailout, not $it means its in play and there's just not enough money. right now to find that. lot of traders think ultimately the end game now is coming and the ecb will have to step in and be the lender of last resort. will's too much debt. somebody has to come in and provide whatever up want to call it, redemption fund to get access or to find some way to get some of the debt that's sitting out there and move it away from some of these countries. there isn't any other way i can see better than having the ecb step in. >> todd, do you feel it is as simple as that. >> you can look at it that way. six of the 17 countries right now that are using the euro are already in a recession. then you look at those economic super powers. su

the high pressure ridge start stu's said overhead today. '70s in the south bay. 86 in morgan hill. 85 in pleasanton. you'll see some '60s and if you '70s in the bay. some nineties will begin to show in the valley. that is a look at weather, back to you >>> tough news for giants fans this morning. second baseman for ready is out to for the season. the giants lost in dramatic fashion yesterday. >>> that's one, that's a pair, no! the ball game is over. the nationals scored after the giants still to produce a double play. the giants get swept. plus a house fire on the peninsula, we will have the latest after the break >>> a jockey is thrown from his horse and killed. it happened at the alameda it county fair. you're what officials say happened after the jockey fell. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a racing tragedy at the east bay fair. the jockey that's dead and now in an investigation >>> and they to reason why he wants a new trial >>> we will talk about your weekend coming up >>> we still have some areas of overnight road work that may slow you down, we will look at your commute coming up >>> and th

if we create all kinds of jobs all kinds of stu to do, he is not for that stuff anymore.ng to a lott of push- -- bush-h-er advisea isis basically c chance to regulation. -- cnt "deregulation" and free trade. >> we wille back after a break. but first -- >> when the government business married technology, the offspring becacame a language based on acronyms. 1 akrom worth noting is iem -- acronym worth noting is iem. of the past seven years a long list of domestic and f foreign governments have adopted the protocol such as the amber alert and the european inititiative to combat organized crime. it represents the best returnrn on investment for our taxpayer dollars that i know of, according to one analyst. it stands for the innovation and improved efficiency of go >> we are back with our roundtable. that includes do fruehling and missy frederick from washington buness journal and peter morici. were just speakg wi destination d.c. about encouraging tourism here and showing them thihis is more than just about museums. w do we go about that? >> if you go out to maryland and virg

there's funnel cakes and lots of fried stu. mike will have a lock at the forecast coming up. >>> for a few hours local children get to step on say create turf inside camden yards. they're promoting health and safety. >> reporter: well, today we're having the play program which stands for promoting a lifetime of activity for you. they stretch, stride and hope to let one out of the park, a very special opportunity to learn from the pros about staying healthy. >> our goal is to combat childhood obesity. the problem with obesity hobs seems to be prevalent which can lead to cardiovascular problems, diabetes and those types of things. >> reporter: maneuver sessions and what's safe to put am your body. >> talking about good nutrition. specifically, we're talking about drinks, choosing less sugary drinks, making sure they're hydrated. >> we're spending time making sure they know what steroids are before they encounter them in real life. >> reporter: with yet another heat advisory day, handling defeat is just as important. >> we obvious

networkso plain why he wiste as ce esidt, airm, a solehare holr o bn catalor tee yea aere saideleft romn stu t huns in an interview with nb krc's peter alexander. >> in february of 99, ieft ba cital andeft all mageme autrity and reonsilityor t firm i had no ongogctivy or volvent the affrs of in cital because i went out to run the olympics. the president's campaign has be, i think, outrageous in making the kd of crgeshey ha. i ink e kds ofttacre beath eigni of t presency i tnkheresint nds to reinn hi camig and sta abt threalssue peoe carebout. >> that is mitt romney's story and he's sticking to it even though s.e.c. filings lehis one om janryf000 sho mi romn'signare o t bain papeork. is rateso aal, a dl th vmm merger corporation. president obama told a reporter in virginia, the buck stops with mi romney when it comes to bain >> mtmerins furef yore t chaman,o, and esidt of coany, tt you are sponble rhat tt mpan ds. mate, mrromney, i think, is going to have to answer those questions because if he asres to be the president, one o the things you learn i tha youe timaly resnsiborhe condt ofour ope

basically justify, i don't know, stu or rick, once this has been done now, are we expecting more fromow, i can just tell you that the euro currency obviously has really gotten the stuffing taken out of it today, breached 1.24. everybody expected 50. they have 25. the deposit rate is a little more interesting in my opinion. i think they're going to take it one step at a time. three blind mice in a dark room, the central bank as well. >> rick, did you see the guy that is at this, the bank that wants to do this, the venture capital firm. >> we're in the eminent domain banking thing in california. >> he's the guy who pioneered lending programs for low income borrowers at bank of america. >> yeah, i guess he's going to try to clean up the mess he created. >> right. >> you know what -- >> you got to hand it to him, you got to hand it to him. >> lots of hutzpah. >> he's getting it on the way in and the way out. >> that's investment. >> my guess is he had a pretty big joint, he's not upside down on his mortgage. >> let me ask stuart again, going back to the inflation question, all i'm seeing

. >> stephen: luckily as a fox business anchor stu varney has vast experience reporting absolutely no information. (laughter) of course we conservatives are confident that the court majority will rule in our favor. how confident? richard mourdock, indiana gop senate candidate and dark lord of the the wizard-- pretaped his reaction to the eventual ruling last thursday and accidentally posted his prefont on youtube. >> we have had our brief moment of celebration because the supreme court ruled that obamacare is, in fact, unconstitutional. 4r56 laugh -- (laughter) >> stephen: this is one of the briefest moments of celebration i've ever seen. but folks it is inspiring to see a man so confident in prevailing that he puts his balls on the felt and documents his prediction. and three other predictions. >> well, the supreme court has done what none of us really thought could happen. they have ruled obamacare constitutional. >> we now know obama care came down to the split decision. the supreme court struck done part but not all of the health-care bill. >> the united states supreme court has d

members of "occupy" red wood stu believe the money should be spent on programs to help people stay out of jail. >> the majority of anymore our county jails are there because they can't pay bail before trial. they don't need to be there. so the county should be looking at ways to change that before they build this. >> alan: the san mateo county sheriff's department held a groundbreaking ceremony at the site on tuesdayment the 640 bed facility should be completed in 2015. >> ama: texting will soon be okay while driving but only if your using a hands free device. january 1st drivers will be able to send, dictate, and listen to text messages but only if they're using a voice activated does. the chp says simply turning on a cell phone or selecting the hands free app behind the wheel can result in a ticket. >>> to another danger behind the wheel. running red lights. check this out. new jersey police released this video of a dramatic accident to alert drivers to the dangers of running red lights. slams into the traffic lights and overturns. the driver was injured but no one else was hurt. >>

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after the games he'll begin his stu studies at stanford university. there's also garrick meinhardt, who competed in the 2008 beijing game where is he placed tenth. they'll be holding a news conference today in san francisco before heading over the pond for the london games. >>> a lot of our low al olympians in london now including the guys with the paddles. >> a lot of people probably didn't know this. the bay area becoming a hotbed for competitive rowing. yeah. some of the best in the world live and train right here. raj mathai might be next on the gold medal team. raj mathai introducing us to a trio of standouts like her in and out of the water. >> i try. >> reporter: in the early morning hours, the reservoir in orinda is the picture of calm. but this crew is not here to soak in the beauty or thor is ren ti. they have one goal -- bringing home a medal from the london games. >> there's two tes of athletes that come home from the olympics, those with medals and those without. >> reporter: the coach should know. this will be his eighth olympics, the fi

coming out of the controversy in new york about kids being spied on in colleges th s by the muslim stu association. i was proud when my son was elected president of the muslim student association at his college, but i wonder, was my 18-year-old son subject to surveillance like the kids were at yale, columbia, and penn? he's a good kid who's never done anything wrong. and i worry to think he might be in somebody's file simply because he wanted to be active on campus. ile am a great representer of law enforcement and recognize the tough job they have to keep us safe, but i think it is very important to focus on the proper use of law enforcement resources and not to give an opening for someone to stereotype or prejudice. as one bush administration official once said, religious or ethnic or racial stereotyping is typically not good policing and threatens the values americans hold dear. to fix this problem once and for all, i urge the attorney general to close the loophole in the justice department's racial profiling guidance and urge my colleagues in congress to pass the end racial profili

what is happening this week, stu? >> don't mince words. it is a terrible report. 386,000 new claims for jobless benefits is far too high. this makes it basically the worst recovery since world war ii from any recession. the use of the record recovery is being very generous indeed. three years after the end of the recession we should not see a high number of new jobless claims, period. bill: just a week ago we were getting better. what happened? >> it was artificially low number. it included july 4th week. a lot of people didn't register for unemployment benefits. art fish -- artificially low. bill: they continue to go up. do we have a fix on that? >> the trends is u

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we're going to talk to the romney campaign about that ad and some other stu. 12 years after being swept out of power, looks like mexico's old guard is back claiming victory. mark potter is live for us in mexico city. so mark, the pri, they're back with a vengeance. is this all a reputeuation of the drug war? >> it seems to be the drug war and the economy. they were kicked out 12 years ago. they were seen as autocratic, non-democratic. corrupt. they were thrown out and people thought they would never come back. the reason is twofold. the economy has been sluggish. it's not terrible chl the country is not moving fast but the drug war which you mentioned is very controversial here. it has cost an estimated 55,000 lives. polls show that people support that war but don't believe it's working. so given that, people were wanting a change. and the view here that we have heard expressed fairly regularly is we know who the pri are and that they have got their problems but they can get their job done. let's give them another chance. who crew huge crowds. women love him. he had a modern style campa

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so, stu, read the tea leaves so to speak for us. what are we expecting? >> i've got two pointers for you, heather. both of them suggest a weak jobs report. pointer number one, personal spending, consumer spending, it's actually fallen in each of the last two months. now in america that is a very unusual happening. normally, consumer spending goes up gradually. for the last two months it has actually gone down. second pointer, today we received a report from visa which suggests that this july the 4th week we will spend 11% less on july 4th related events than we did last year. so pointer number one is weak spending. that suggest a weak jobs report. but there is another one. so far this year the number of people filing unemployment claims, and that is an indicator of layoffs, that has gone up. we're now very close to the danger eppoint of 400,000 new faces on the unemployment lines each and every week. two pointers suggest weakness in the jobs report come friday morning. i would offer the opinion you may see the unemployment rate go up this friday morning f

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stu varney is here to answer that question. much money are we talking about for a third stimulus? have they spelled that out? >> no they have not. it would be hundreds of billions of dollars presumably and the short answer to your question is no, it would not work. at least not for the overall economy. what could ben do to stimulate the economy that he's not done already? the word is that he's likely to keep interest rates way, way down and pump out a ton more of very cheap money. we've had that for three years and it hasn't gotten the economy going. so what makes everybody think that if he does it again, it will work better than it has done over the last three years. so the answer to your question is probably it will not work to get the economy going, certainly not in the short run. >> as you may recall, there were always stories that back when president obama first took office, some of the advisors wanted more stimulus than what they ended up passing. is this -- is this the follow-up to that? >> but yeah -- well, that's a dif

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pollination between the bush/cheney administration and the romney team, although ed gillespie, glenn hubbard, stuvens had lower level positions during the previous administration, or bush administration. what do you make of the dick cheney connection at this point? >> for sure, i'm sure his home is where you can say sport. you might have to duck. there is no single bush/cheney group. i don't just mean that in sort of legalistic terms. there was a falling out between these two camps in the second bush term and some of the cheney circle is most definitely present and very active in the romney circle especially on foreign policy. when you have someone like john bolten as a serious voice and dan seanor, you're plugging into a neocon, for want of a better term, a neocon view, which the bush folks themselves backed off of in the second term. there's a resurgence there. there are people like ed gillespie and karl rove looking for redemption, vindication. there's part of that happening, too. but, you know, when it comes down to this stage and these kinds of events, mitt romney is in his comfort zone. he'

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. >> if you're looking for free stu stuff, vote for the other guy.i'm about. >> no, mitt romney is about more corporate tax loopholes. more tax breaks for the wealthy. less regulation. you see, in mitt romney's book demanding affordable health care is free loading, demanding more corporate welfare. that's patriotism. let's bring in karen finney, msnbc political analyst. how insulting, or is this insulting, what you just heard from mitt romney? no free stuff. go vote for the other guy. >> it's stunningly insulting. it's not just insulting as a person of color or a woman as you pointed out, but it's insulting. i was a middle class kid. my parents worked really hard, and thank god for the benefits of this country and the the middle class dream, they sent their kid to college, and you know, we've all had great lives. and for mitt romney to insult working class people like that, i mean, it makes it all the more clear that going to naacp was about a punch line for a fund-raiser. it was not about building a bridge or reaching out. and it also shows -- they.

we will trust them now and ceos are cursing now and using them for authenticity and i saw it in the stuglad that we got through this without cursing. thank you, dean. >>> and coming up is "state of the union" with candy crowley. thank you, everybody. thank you, everybody. have a great sunday. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> out of the courts and on to the campaign trail. today -- >> if we want to get rid of obama care, we will have to replace president obama. >> 128 days from the election a conversation with obama chief of staff jack lew. and the good and the bad and the confusing economic signals. former hue let pa-- hewlett pac cart ceo, and also susan page and dan lothian. and we will talk to two governors whose states have been hit hard. and also, a talk with john hickenlooper about the wildfires in colorado. this is state of the union and i'm candy crowley. >>> white a fight in the white house. a major victory in the supreme court followed by a victory of a different sort on the house floor. the president used the trappings of this case in the formality of the east room t

we will trust them now and ceos are cursing now and using them for authenticity and i saw it in the stu study, but a it is about authenticity. >> i am so glad that we got through this without cursing. thank you, dean. >>> and coming up is "state of the union" with candy crowley. thank you, everybody. thank you, everybody. have a great sunday. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> out of the courts and on to the campaign trail. today -- >> if we want to get rid of obama care, we will have to replace president obama. >> 128 days from the election a conversation with obama chief of staff jack lew. and the good and the bad and the confusing economic signals. former hue let pa-- hewlett pac cart ceo, and also susan page and dan lothian. and we will talk to two governors whose states have been hit hard. and also, a talk with john hickenlooper about the wildfires in colorado. this is state of the union and i'm candy crowley. >>> white a fight in the white house. a major victory in the supreme court followed by a victory of a different sort on the house floor. the president used the trappin

wall street stu freeman is finding opportunities.od to have you on. >> thank you. >> 1400 to 1450 is where you see the s&p 500 by year's end. that's a wide range. 50 s&p points is a lot. can you taylor it down just a bit? >> only a few percentage points. we're getting closer and closer to that 1400 level. we think it happens later in the year. we don't have huge catalysts this year but small significant catalysts, worried about china, europe, the fiscal cliff and tax cut extensions, all those things are balled up in the minds of investors. as we move further throughout the year, the election noise. some will work out to the better and some to the worse. overall, we'll slowly get to the point we will see amielioration in investor's sentiment. this is a transition year mid-cycle. we need to get sentiment moving like consumer confidence. consumer confidence is up versus a year ago. sentiment has been very negative. this is the year we start to see a reversal in that and start to see a second leg up. >> bottom line, you're fairly bullish

. >> stu -- thank you. it's now mostly cloudy except for the sonoma coast.cal clouds staying south. main youly the southern sierra and the southern california desert. for us, one day the high kicks in. it will be -- a little bit of fog on the coast. it will still be warm to hot. there's some extremely warm air above. temperatures are about 80 degrees. a little stronger sea breeze today than yesterday. so 60s to 90s. low, mid, upper 90s. 60s, closer to the clothe. not much of a change wednesday. then it does look like thursday. still hot inland, a log fog bank comes in. >>> 7:25. police make a stunning discovery inside the car of a homeless man in golden gate park. the photos you will see only on 2. >> reporter: and coming up this morning, the man accused of muring a morgan hill teenager is due in court to answer to charges. >> reporter: a fire breaks out at a popular berkeley restaurant. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our

parents of elgin stafford came a doctor at a university-run healthcare facility repeatedly abued their stus right petely stunned the campus. dash abused their son -- abused their son. >>> hayward police are hoping to get more information from a homeless man they say was severely someoned -- burned. police say he was extremely intoxicated and had fresh burns to his head, fresh, shoulders and face. police say they will question him again now that he's sober. >>> richmond's shot spotter system will be doing dume did you duty during the holiday -- doing double duty tomorrow. richmond police will be giving gun incidents top priority or but also plan to crackdown on inlegal fireworks. >>> sonoma county deputies say thomas barnick had 407 rainbird sprinklers in his possession for when he was eighted. 18 wineries have been hit in the theft. the retail cost is just $8 each. >>> an expensive feature at some chinese banquets. the government says it plans to ban shark fin supe from being served at restaurants. he says thele this is -- this is feigning popularity with other diners pledging not to eat s

if you look at my stu seech i spend a whole slew of time... sometimes people say i talk too long because i'm outlining all the things we want to get done. what is true is there's a sharp contrast-- probably as sharp a contrast as we've seen-- philosophically between myself and mr. romney. i think he's a patriot, i think he loves his family, but he has a particular theory of how to grow the economy that has to do with providing tax cuts for folks at the very top, eliminating all regulations and somehow that is going to generate solutions to the challenges we face. i've got a very different approach and i think it's entirely appropriate for the american people to understand those two theories and the more detailed we get into what he's saying and what i'm saying, i think that serve this is democratic process well. >> rose: politics are about choices. >> politics are about choices. >> rose: but there's also this. do you believe his presidency would be a disaster? because this is a man who's been a successful business person. does that disqualify

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and a lot of my job was to coordinate between stu eisenstadt and the policy people. the speechwriters while everyone else was running around. i also had a rather's real expense in 1980, because i helped practice the debates before the real debates. i will explain later why this was an uncomfortable experience. not because who am i to play reagan, but because you might think it is a dream to grade the president, to tell him why is the economy in the tank, it is in fact very disconcerting to cluster the president. [laughter] >> everything that i saw at the time, everything i saw that was in idiosyncratic, hamilton jordan or the carter team or the president, and over the years i realized, the strange discomfort of the president and the debate practice was repeated with every president. finally understanding that, understanding what is different about being a president was part of finally being able to put the pieces together and write a book about campaigns and candidates. knockabout how did this one win or win or lose, but what is it that happens over and over again in