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. >> stu, are you more optimistic? >> yes, i am more optimistic because i see a push for national legislation, next week actually you're going to see news of a letter to congress that i and 150 plus of my business school colleagues from around the country, the top 25 schools and others, were writing this letter to members of congress in support of a family act which is just that. it's family medical insurance leave. will it pass now? probably not. but eventually we're going to see it. >> thank you both for joining us today. thank you. >> thanks for having us. >>> now here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." stocks have the second best day of the holiday shortened week. all the major averages were up more than 2% on tuesday when worries about china eased though they gave some of that back. stocks are holding their breath until the fed meeting starts this coming wednesday. a closely watched indicator of the strength of the jobs market hit a record high? july. jolts which measures job

i know from previous experience, after my wife and daughter, and you know, stu, there is no way to putetable on that. if i can reach that conclusion that we can do it in a fashion that would still make it viable, i would not hesitate to do it. >> that's a man who has not yet decided. it leaves the clinton campaign really with no way to plan the way forward. >> right. this is what's so difficult for them. there's so much that's outside of their control. i think they start to think that they can see the light at the end of the tunnel. it's a very long tunnel until the e-mails all of the way come out in january. then you have this big question of joe biden looming over them as robbie said yesterday, the clinton campaign's manager on a conference call with us. he would be a commanding presence in the race. this is not bernie sanders or martin o'malley, the sitting vice president of the united states. he's run twice before. what a contrast with clinton. they have a lot of the same policy position, similar establishment ethos. but he is all pethos. she is careful. he is so off the cuff, wear

[applause] i mean, he gets the stu -- pissed off. he does not care about policy. conservatives have a choice. only going to turn our proven we going to-- are turn to our proven principles, or to a man who cares only about himself. in makingrested donald trump great. he said that his favorite book was the bible. cannot name one verse that have an impact on him. olks, he has not read the bible. you know he is not read the bible because his name is not in the bible. isn't about donald trump. this is about turning to our conservative principles. we have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to save the idea of america. him on the elevator and send him downstairs and tell him he is fired. the show has been entertaining and we loved him but it is time for us to fight for the idea of america. for i close, i want to say this. not not embarrassed, i am ashamed to tell you i am a christian. [applause] governor jindal: i was not born, i was not raised christian. it took seven long years for me at the age of 16 to give my life to crest. i accepted jesus as my personal lord and sav

.> ie tedeeme snding bzi ions mo stu i theor. d wt' been us t ott igh pfilevironmthe message n day.ts to remind people of the importance of the region in the global environment. >>> 10s of thousands of demonstrators have march ed in southern nepal carrying the bodies of five people killed during earlier rallies. the protests broke out last month so far a new draft constitution which divides nepal in to seven states. ethnic minorities say they went get enough political or economic power. we have more now. >> reporter: the village in nepal's southern plains in in morning, a young man from the village had been shot dead. he was studying to be the first qualified engineer from his village. and his family had high hopes for him. >> translator: my son. [ inaudible ] in the 10th grade and then got in to engineering. i had hoped that he would be able to go and work in the government. we had taken loans to educate him, now our hope is gone. >> reporter: five young men died, and dozens were wounded when police opened fire on protesters in the city. they had been demonstrating against plans to

that's a finding of new stu by by the university of michigan. it found 6% of the students used pot 20 times over the course of a month. that's compared to about 5% who said they smoked cigarettes that often. it is the first time in more than 30 years -- in the 30 year history of the study that researchers have seen this particular trend. >>> 6:41 your time right now. time to check out the weather for your tuesday. >> it's the first day of september too, can you believe it? storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein live at montgomery blair high school with your forecast. good morning. >> this is the largest high school in montgomery county, about 3,000 students will be arrives for classes at 7:45 this morning. not much wind though. there's the storm team 4 anemometer, blowing about five miles an hour. above that we have the moon morning. a clear sky, beautiful morning. here is your school day forecast at the bus stop this morning. temperatures will be in the mid 70s. might be a little bit of a patchy fog in the rural areas. recess, give that an "a."

poor person is you have some dysfunction in your family network, and that's part of the knock shoes stu that creates the disadvantage. so her little girl is molested by george, and they flee, to a goodwill, that makes a bedroom for them out of an office because it's a men's shelter. and they go to the police, and of course the entire family turns their back on jennifer for reporting this uncle who manages a country club and -- she broke the family up, and we see a similar story with madonna harris and her little girl, brianne. they're doubled up with her father, and brianne in ends up in a psychiatric ward after this other little girl just -- it's so humiliating to be this poor, and little brianna was just so ashamed. there's so many times in the -- been in a shelter three years before they land in this situation, that when this cousin taunts her and ridicules her, again and again, she just loses it. and then ended up spending a month in a psychiatric hospital. >> host: one of the things i found that is heart wrenching is when the mother had a much younger boyfriend/husband, and the muc

read my colleague supervisor mark farrell also is wonderful, stu share >> thank you. supervisor farrell >> thank you. colleagues, thank you take you supervisor cohen for cosponsorship. construction is booming in our city and having a significant quality of life for all of our residents, i've heard complaints for years now from residents every day frustrated by the amount of neighborhood parking spaces that are being taken away by construction parking permits. this is especially we can all relate to and parking remains vacant for days of time and are not used. with over 250 permits obtained per week and close to 13,000 issued on a yearly basis of the city, ideally we can be more proactive in leading our residents know that the impacts are going to be happening to them in their neighborhoods. given these frustrations at agree with supervisor comics and a cosponsor christiansen, wiener i want to thank supervisor kim as well. to introduce this construction parking plan legislation a few months ago. this plan will mandate a construction parking permit plan is a condition t

stu and i talked about twister. there's a bunch of toys out there. i'm picking twister. >>> it's happening all over again. an attack in afghanistan. the united states military hits a tabld target in northern afghanistan after militants there took control of an entire city. why the taliban takeover is so terribly troubling. >>> plus, it's a club so exclusive you need $1.7 billion just to get in the door. it's the forbes 400 list. it ranks the country's richest men and women. we'll look at who made the cut, who didn't and did you believe donald trump's "i'm so rich, i'm worth $10 billion" claim? did you? forbes says it's not that huge at all. now what forbes says is true while trump fires away as only the birther billionaire of queens can. let's get to it. >> now, "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news deck. >> good morning. american bombs fell again on the taliban in afghanistan long after president obama declared an end to our nation's longest war. the pentagon confirms a warplane carried out an air strike against taliban forces near the af

read my colleague supervisor mark farrell also is wonderful, stu share >> thank you. supervisor farrell >> thank you. colleagues, thank you take you supervisor cohen for cosponsorship. construction is booming in our city and having a significant quality of life for all of our residents, i've heard complaints for years now from residents every day frustrated by the amount of neighborhood parking spaces that are being taken away by construction parking permits. this is especially we can all relate to and parking remains vacant for days of time and are not used. with over 250 permits obtained per week and close to 13,000 issued on a yearly basis of the city, ideally we can be more proactive in leading our residents know that the impacts are going to be happening to them in their neighborhoods. given these frustrations at agree with supervisor comics and a cosponsor christiansen, wiener i want to thank supervisor kim as well. to introduce this construction parking plan legislation a few months ago. this plan will mandate a construction parking permit plan is a condition t

in appearance. , quarter of them were negroes mary, confident, and sturdy -- rdy.y, confident, and stu byther wrote, i was struck their constitution. the men were uniformed, most of them in rags. most of the men were barefoot. couldwere children who not have been over 14. and he is not kidding. a wonderful memoirs by a young man named john hudson who turned on junee summer of 1781 12. i know that because it is my wife's birthday. in other words, the continental army that meets up with the which is aes -- standing army, professional soldiers with an average of six years of service. they have uniforms. they have weapons. they get fed and paid regularly. the french are in for a surprise. remember their i great accomplishments and cannot see without a certain admiration that it was with the same men that general washington had so gloriously defended his country. washington wants to lay siege to new york city. you just can't forget that he had somewhat ignominiously been thrown out. but the letter comes that he is sailing to the chesapeake the whole continental army, and french forces, too,

stuart: the producers says, move on, stu, you don't know what are' talking about. gaming stocks, known as casino stocks by some. what have you got going on for me there. >> macao. the v.i.p.'s are not showing up. the v.i.p. junket rooms are shutting down. 15 straight months of losses and it's now at 2011 levels, what's going on. china's central bank saying, you, macao, you've got to do more to to stop big things happening, too, if you're a chinese gambler and show up at macao, they put it in stronger hong kong currency, these guys are hit hard. we're looking at the gambling stock. stuart: it's a china play. it seems like president obama may be have a new hiking buddy with bear grills. they'll hike the glacier and discuss climate change. it will be filmed for the show "running wild", and howard kirtz, i thought that celebrities went off into the wilderness for 48 hours and drank out of streams. he's not going to do that? >> i think it will be modified. maybe he's secretly jealous of sarah palin. it's strange when the president is trying to ensure the iran deal. and

million dollars in other movies are going to be spent, should we make sure they are spent to the best stu word of that money for the of support of women's health and shouldn't we take an interest in whether or not that organization and employee are respectful and supportive of women's health and quality of life for the children to be born? thank you. >> i do think that is a proper role of congress there are hundreds or thousands of providers out there who common that if it was not given to planned parenthood could receive those funds for the beneficial services that are not tainted with the association of a portion or their reckless practices in terms of procurement of fetal tissue and i think everybody would be a lot more comfortable with that. resources would be diverted to support those activities. and if that is as you should was terminated. >> thank you. >> i recognize the gentleman from tennessee. >> can you tell us what you think was incorrect doom the portrayal of the videos of planned parenthood's activity and the use of fetal tissue? and the price thereof. >> it is hard for me t

said we're not going to send troops into libya after we destroy their government because that will stu stir it up. so if we don't put our troops into libya there won't be an insurgencies, and of course we see libyans also each other's throats, massive violence, chaos so it's an unfortunate theory that there my be certain cases where, yes, the people don't like americans and that may incite violation -- violence but this should be-i think most of he enemies are not driven by the american presence and that you're better off in some cases using americans because our allies knock do what we would like them to do. >> host: let's talk about afghanistan. some of hoe most fascinating parts of your book deal with afghanistan. that is a war, an operation, with which you have been intimately familiar. been advisor on that. give us your assessment about both the trajectory of the obama policies-starting from 2009, when they put together their strategy and dealing with afghanistan, to where we are now, and then maybe give us some idea about where you think things are going to go if current trends c

read my colleague supervisor mark farrell also is wonderful, stu share >> thank you. supervisor farrell >> thank you. colleagues, thank you take you supervisor cohen for cosponsorship. construction is booming in our city and having a significant quality of life for all of our residents, i've heard complaints for years now from residents every day frustrated by the amount of neighborhood parking spaces that are being taken away by construction parking permits. this is especially we can all relate to and parking remains vacant for days of time and are not used. with over 250 permits obtained per week and close to 13,000 issued on a yearly basis of the city, ideally we can be more proactive in leading our residents know that the impacts are going to be happening to them in their neighborhoods. given these frustrations at agree with supervisor comics and a cosponsor christiansen, wiener i want to thank supervisor kim as well. to introduce this construction parking plan legislation a few months ago. this plan will mandate a construction parking permit plan is a condition t

read my colleague supervisor mark farrell also is wonderful, stu share >> thank you. supervisor farrell >> thank you. colleagues, thank you take you supervisor cohen for cosponsorship. construction is booming in our city and having a significant quality of life for all of our residents, i've heard complaints for years now from residents every day frustrated by the amount of neighborhood parking spaces that are being taken away by construction parking permits. this is especially we can all relate to and parking remains vacant for days of time and are not used. with over 250 permits obtained per week and close to 13,000 issued on a yearly basis of the city, ideally we can be more proactive in leading our residents know that the impacts are going to be happening to them in their neighborhoods. given these frustrations at agree with supervisor comics and a cosponsor christiansen, wiener i want to thank supervisor kim as well. to introduce this construction parking plan legislation a few months ago. this plan will mandate a construction parking permit plan is a condition t

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i was going home to liedead a be stu study. an 18 wheeler crushed car and others.aramedics pronounced you dead at scene is this. >> yes. >> there was another pastor passing by. he stopped. what did he do? >> he heard god speak to him. god is doing more speaking than we are listening. this guy heard god say pray for the man in the red car. that would have been me. he got permission to get in the wreckage. held onto my right shoulder because that's the only thing i didn't break. he was praying and singing hymns. he was singing 90 minutes after the accident. i started singing the hymn with him. he got out of the car really fast. >> i bet. you were back. >> yep. >> what's heaven like? >> the most awesome place ever. it's really good news. we've been told there's a better place. one of the last things jesus says i go prepare a place for you. it's a place. it's more real than this. >> what did it look like? >> i was surrounded by colors i've never seen, smelled raroma i had never smelled. >> did you see people you knew? >> i saw my grandfather. i was with him when he die

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we know what stu thinks on breakfast all day. ♪ the mcrib controversy.et's take a look at the dow futures, stuart says it all the time. we're looking for stability, he likes that word, calm, that's exactly what we've got and the dow up just about a quarter of a percent. we had weak economic data, it's about the fed. and take a look at oil, oil has been, well, drifting slightly higher. up about 1%, up 47 cents and by the way, regular gas down a penny overnight and that's the good news. ♪ >> the royal fanfare. sandra: that's great! >> 2.32,amazing, the national. >> an on regular down 29 days in a row, the cheapest it was in the land 1.64 in aiken, south carolina. sandra: road trip. >> road trip. it would be a lot of gas, but great to say we got it for 1.64. flash floods in utah slamming into cars carrying women and children, and heavy rains in the nearby mountains causing the flash flooding. this area about 300 miles south of salt lake city. turning now to sports. the 49ers beat the vikings, and a huge game from running back hyde. adrian peterson, the viki

. >> stu. >> what did you think of the apple event?ght it was exactly what they needed to do have something for everybody, and give enough momentum to the iphone business obviously the critical part, for them to continue to gain share so well it didn't have big wow factor yesterday, from investor standpoint they should feel good about what this means for the iphone numbers next year. >> everybody was saying that you know going into this event stock was down, different than past events stock is up going into it. and that perhaps, it is incremental modifies rather than big innovations, how do you see apple right now after this most repeat sloeell-off. >> similar to years last year the big factors but in general it has been incremental updates incremental updates over the last year have yielded, small market share gains have had big impact on their overall business, and so, it is disappointing that there wasn't anything that shocked people but at the end of the day i think investors will be rewarded because what they did does have substan

stu, i'll see you at 1:00. stuart: yes, you will. the interest rate, what grabs your attention as a viewer? no question in my mind, good morning, everyone, the debate. cnn blew it and tried to turn into a fight night and turned a lot of people off. donald trump's bombast wore thin and carly fiorina nailed it. the fed and interest rate, i know it's important, but i've just about had it with the tea leaf readers. do you think we'll get clarity today? dream on. do not ignore euro's migrant crisis. you saw it at the border yesterday. the news today is the new migrant trudge through croatia. europe at the breaking point. and they spelled cablevision, but keep the knicks. how do you like that, sports fans? a big day here. "varney & company" is about to begin. >> ♪ oh, seemed to me, mr. trump said that he heard mr. bush very clearly and what mr. bush said. i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> oh, yeah, that was maybe the sound bite of the night. let's bring in ileana johnson, you were there. did she

sandra: give it a minute, stu, come on! all the stocks aren't open yet. why do people want to watch a show that's going down and then it's going up. sandra: because you don't tell them that, futures don't translate to exactly where we were going to open. stuart: there we go. ashley: the varney effect. stuart: do not say that. brad mcmillan, i want you to come in on this one. why have stocks in the last two weeks of august and first two weeks of september, why all over the place? why now? >> well, we've got a lot of uncertainty coming into the market. we have a lot of people on vacation, which is a big part of it. but most of all, technically, we're gone into uncharted territory. we've broke and resistance level and the market doesn't have a direction. sandra: he didn't get the buzzer. stuart: didn't get the buzzer, the technical level. [buzzer] >> what we're waiting for is that everybody is trying to figure out and handicap what the fed is going to do and i think the fed is going to do nothing as they always do and they're going to hide in the corner. thi

no accident that when stu ans you a cone that it comes with locally sourced ice cream. >> all of ourred by the city and by the ocean and by california for sure. not all of them are just about san francisco. >> its been a ride a long way from the days in this van. this is actually video from 201010 when we ran into their -- 2010. the dream has now grown with four retail locations and interest worldwide. >> with regetting orders from coa -- berlin, and then places like in the states like alabama. >> we want to get our online stuff going. >> and yet there is something still so charming about this company. >> 22 to 23 lionse -- employees. it's very laid back. >> something that makes you want to dance, take silly pictures, something that makes you want to enjoy this special kind of crazy. >> they were so much fun. i appreciated them spending time with us. it made for a fun day. if you an idea for a made in the bay series we want to hear from you. go to where our website and we will have more information. >>> your twe, ts may reveal more than you think. especially about your political view

ashley: if you say so, stu. nasa embarks. just fortunate timing.t: when i saw the news item, i didn't think it was that big of a deal. i had time to reflect on it. sandra: good, because it is a big deal. any signs of life, any confirmation of life in the sense of the unknown, stuart, is what keeps us all so interested in space, right. ashley: what did rush limbo say, once they start selling iphones on mars. he said something else as well. sandra: the unknown that capital captivates us. stuart: yes. are we alone? if there are microbes on mars, the essence of life, maybe we're not alone. sandra: has it got you finally interested? >> finally i admit there's a great deal of interest. any more interest from you guys on that. ashley: i don't think we're alone. not green men, but why would we be alone. sandra: and have one of the parties. stuart: i've got the producer telling me you can wrap. and warning of a global recession. goldman sachs says markets will decline over the next year. stay tuned, we'll be there for the opening of the market today in just

scott brown, dagen mcdowell, thank you for joining us, "varney & company" is next, have a good show, stuing. stuart: we're not going to trot out the usual cliches, buckle up, it's going to be a bumpy ride. we're not going to do that. we're going to tell you straight, a half hour from stocks are going straight down, it looks like a 400 point drop right there at opening bell. the big names will be down 2% or more all across the board and it's september 1st and we're starting as we left off in august, which was the worst month in years. what's the problem here? primary target, china, more market support measures which didn't work and more detentions of people involved in the markets and slowing in the

kons stus. the u.s. itself says no religious test. >> i had already said before that that anybody from any religion, from any background -- i told you what the criteria were. i told chuck todd the criteria. he's asking this out of that context. >> you seem to be singling out muslims as individuals who would put the religion ahead of the country. i think that offended a lot of people, including a lot of patriotic muslims. >> the statement stands. >> you are saying there are something specific about being a muslim that you have to reject islam in order to be a president? >> you have to reject the tenets of islam. you have to. >> that's different from an orthodox jew or a devout christian? >> if there's a devout christian who's running and they refuse to reject the ideals of our constitution or if they want to establish a theocracy, i cannot advocate for them. >> the point is you seem to be suggesting that muslim americans automatically want a theocracy and i just don't know any muslim americans -- i know p

>> well, stu, i have not been a huge fan of donald trump and critical what he was saying few weeks agotaking potshots at hedge fund managers going after the way obama has. if he will eliminate special loopholes and deductions within a broader plan to lower rates, to flatten rates and put together a pro-growth proposal, then that would be a little more defensible. what we've seen at least very early here in this document that the trump campaign put out, this does seem like a pro-growth, lower tax, overall net tax cut proposal. i think it is actually in many ways quite similar to things and ideas we heard from other conservatives and republicans. stuart: exactly. it is very, very similar what we've heard from some other republican candidates. it was sold in a much more aggressive, dynamic and entertaining fashion. just for a second, guy, i know you heard this. want our viewers to see it again. here is what he had to say about a million dollar soccer field for gitmo prisoners. watch this. >> we just spent a million dollars building a soccer field, okay, a soccer field, for our prisoners t

and i know from previous experience, after my wife and daughter, and you know, stu, there's no way to put a timetable on that. if i can reach that conclusion and we can do it in a fashion that would still make it viable, i would not hesitate to do it. >> you had said he doesn't know. >> go aren't table. everybody is going well, actually he's not going to do it because his wife and then the -- anybody that's known joe biden more than five minutes knows he's not sitting there calculating like everybody else. it's a gut decision. and when joe biden makes that decision, we'll all know. >> that's true. but that speech breaks your heart. >> it does. >> he was so clearly so sad. and why not? and his understanding that he doesn't know how long it's going to take. that's absolutely right. there's no waive knowing. and to jump into presidential race when you're feeling like that is just crazy. >> and who knows, gene this part of the process. this is the first time, first week that he's really gotten out. i suspect, you know, muscle memory comes back. you do it. again, i -- like i said yesterday