in body language terps, something that is tainto . rude.s that tell you that he is not going to listen to the president or that he's had it with the president? after all it was john boehner who decided yesterday that the talks are so fruitless with you mr. president that i am bypassing you mr. president. i will deal with harry reid and the other guy sitting on the other side of the president . in this environment when the two sides are that suspicious and angry at each other and mad at each other can we express surprise at all why we don't have a deal and the world credit markets think that we are a joke? we'll be

. -- the terps. if an agreement comes in the next two weeks, that is fine. if real progress is felt, they say they will work through the weekend to finalize a deal. scott heads to the disabled list today. he aggravated a shoulder injury after crashing into a wall making a catch. fortunately for the orioles, mark reynolds remains healthy. he is a sensational power in arlington last night. reynolds pop has not mattered much lately. tonight, mitch adkins makes his orioles debut. getting a chance why -- while prime madison and crystalline try to figure things out. -- brian mathisen and chris tilghman try to figure things out. monster month siege -- shot. that is when things got interesting. he could not get it right turn around. he went swimming instead. the kayak gets turned around. he won it, then gets run over. he survived it. darwin would have really loved this. [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minu

to their credit the terps self-reported the violation. maryland will lose 2.5 hours each week that is more than 10% of the total allotted practice and workout time. time was in college football when the name of a conference had a common sense ring. big ten had 10 teams in it. not so much. with yesterday's official exit from the big 12 and entrance into the big ten nebraska turns that up side down. the big ten has 12 teams and the big 12 with 10. this is a day after the pac-10 became the pack 12. colorado is on the pacific coast and big ten has 12 teams and big 12 has 10 and we wonder why student athletes struggle to get college degrees. you never see the wimbledon highlights on the last day featuring a british champion. you have not seen it for 75 years and you won't see it again this year as andy murray carried hoefrps against rafael nadal. pippa middleton watching. murray in the far court keeping the hopes afloat with a nice dropped shot at the net. he won the set. tied one set apiece from there it was rafael nadal. third set nadal far

meanwhile, maryland terps football, for the new coach, the ncaa has docked practice time for the team because they exceeded maximum practice time limits. they will allow monitoring the summer workout. the new offensive and defensive schemes are being installed. and today, from corners near and far, in the middle of the lacrosse nation, the 6th annual under classman match-up, featuring the better upper classmen players, boys and girls, up and down the mid- atlantic, and sunny east coast, for the upper class men -- meanwhile from wimbledon, championship match for the women's crowd, once held by this woman, she had nine wimbledon titles, 18 grand slam titles. but watch, she takes care of sharapova. following that long volley, here on match point. and kodividika goes on to win at wimbledon, women, world cup soccer from germany, team usa facing columbia, 12 minutes, heather o 'reilley, 57 minutes, lloyd putting it in the basket, team usa beats columbia, 3-0, they advance in another match, sweden took advantage of another match. scoring in a 64 minute -- sweden over north korea, 1-0, elsewh

i think that i pay for that, in terms of the two kids, in terps terms of the first marriage. they were 12 hour days, 16 hour weekends. and we only did it eight years. but it does take a long time. >> reporter: peter started in tv, and was soon approached by columbia studios. but he ran into trouble with studio head cone who said he was concerned about what he called faulk's deficiency. >> i honestly did not know what he meant. so proficiency? finally he said, i'm concerned about your eye. and i told him flat out, there's no problem here. and the guy recommended me. he didn't notice it, he told me there's a difference between television and movies. there's a small screen and a big screen. i argued with him some more and he just said, hey, for the same price i'll get a guy with two eyes. and that was that. i thought he was absolutely -- he was a guy that was hiring me. and he was trying to be delicate about it. and i didn't want to take the part when i heard what he was talking about because i can't pass the test. i am all right if they do like this. but if they say keep your h

>> that's washington, stock is up and down and personal stock and in terps of power, boehner's stockeatened if he couldn't get it through the republican house. >> talk about the games manship. why risk the political capitol for a deal that he knew would be shut down in the senate. >> my sense is because washington said he couldn't get a republican house to vote for him. some led with an iron fist and years ago, what is it that it in your district. >> they can't do it. >> and his style is not the iron fist style and do it for the good of the party and country and show a balanced budget amendment as the votes in the house and force it in the senate and we'll debate it another day. >> thank you very much. mike emanuel. all right. that is where we

it is easier to debase the currency and have the debt liquidated in real terps than allow the bankruptcies to come. we didn't permit the bankruptcies four years ago and the problems got worse and our debt exploded. there are terrible choices and the worse choice is pretending that the bankruptcy is not before us and we don't have to admit the seriousness . problem and address it >> i am amazed at congressman how we sustained the triple a rating for the years. >> who gave it to us? they gave ratings to fannie mae and freddie mac. >> very good point. >> they warn us about the disaster coming, no much? look at the free market economist to get the rating. >> that is like me offering dietary advice. >> get your sense was what happened august 2nd. to hear the president tell us we default. but technically that is not true. >> no, you pay your bills with the cash flow and pick and choose. you don't default on the debt. you might have to default on the agencies of government. but you could pay your social security and you could pay the necessary things that have to be done, but there is a lot of bu

under ralph, the terps practice 21 1/4 hours per week last fall.he ncaap allows 20 hours per week. they turned themselves in but will be limited to 17 1/2 hours a week this fall. to soccer, united states women taking on columbia in the world cup. columbia turns the ball over and americans make them pay. heather o'reilly with the sixth goal. u.s.a. wins 3-0. they clinched a spot in the quarter finals. they are cruising right along. >> high hopes for the u.s. women so far. >> scattered showers, thunderstorms tomorrow. need the umbrella. lower 90s, but the fourth does look better, not as wet. but fireworks looking pretty good. >> thanks and thank you for watching. the cbs evening news is next. we'll see you at 11:00. [ kate ] if this icelandic mud could work wonders on my skin, imagine what it could do for my business. now, i just had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called john, my citibank small business expert. [ john ] kate, how are you? [ kate ] he got me a line of credit and together we made it happen. now, my spa has more

. >> they are more than halfway through the canadian terps, h --canadian tour. for william it was the day he learned a new skill as a search and rescue pilot called water--, landing on water. that is a technique the canadians have perfected. kate watched as william made more than a dozen landings from different angles and assimilated positions. he displayed a significant level of piloting skills. then kate joined william for a dragon race. everybody was friends with each other until the starting signal was given. whereupon it was a furious dash to the finish line. williams got their first. the winner's champagne was william's. what is different is that william and kate both seemed to enjoy it. at no point did they appear to want to rush. they appeared at ease with each other and with the crowds who had come to see them. abc news, prince edward island. >> this is bbc world news. the headlines --british prime minister david cameron is in afghanistan discussing plans to begin the withdrawal of british troops. germany's contribution to the euro zone debt fund is bei

this is where we are in terps of looking outside and showing -- in terms of looking outside and showing the pictures. i know it's hot and going to be steamy. it's going to be steamy tomorrow. there is an isolated chance of a thunderstorm popping up here and there. looks like it's not going to happen for most of us and we saw some towards the shore. that is probably going to be about it. and peeking of the heat, 91, 92 -- speaking of the heat, 91, 92, 93, and bwi marshal, 93 degrees. most of the heat index values were running right along the lines of the temperature there. if it was 87 and that heat index was 88, some more than that. not too oppressive with the humidity. that will change a little bit tomorrow and into thursday. as i think it's going to feel more humid up there. up to 90 now in the city, 89 last hour, quantico, 87; monasses, 90; dulles, 91; martinsburg, everyone in; win chester in the upper 80s, too and in cumberland, temperatures in the upper 80s. in tems of the headlines and what i'm thinking, you have heard me say it, more humidity coming wednesday and thursday. i thin

and his refusal to put obama carrot table as well is what is holding up any time of resolution in terps of getting compromise together. what do you say about that? >> it is not true . the president it today in his address and in press conferences and negotiations has clearly put a program on the table. four trillion dollar grant program that would really deal with the deficit. republican programs don't deal with and backed away. the president said we need revenue . the revenue can come from those who have extraordinary wealth, comes from business tax breaks and make no sense and why in the world we continue to give billions a year of our tax money to the oil monies in addition to the rip off at the pump i don't understand. why should those business subidies continue to ship american jobs off shore. those need to be terminated. there is a half trillion dollars, a half trillion dollars . and budget, expenditures on the tax side that we should take back from the businesses and from the super wealthy and hedge fund folks that make a billion or more a year are paying less than 15 percent on

how important is the angle to the dmas terps in terms of the ? what does sexual abuse from a father to a daughter have to do with killing her daughter? >> a lot, jose baez said this is what happened, and why it happened has to do with sexual abuse. i don't think it's that important, because quite frankly, i think if mr. baez gets up on his closing arguments and goes back to this is what happened, they're done. so that's why i said earlier i think if anything, he's got to own it and say i probably shouldn't have gone there and focus in on the fact they haven't proven, a, b, c, d, the what, where, when, what. >> you, as awe juror hearing that, does that immediately give an incredible level of discredation to jose baez because you're thinking, are you kidding me? i would think off the bat, pal, you didn't know coming into the sensational trial where you wanted to go? >> bingo. that's why it's important. i think jose -- mr. baez needs to focus on the reasonable doubt aspect. the jurors regoing to say why did you not deliver what you said you did not

from being a junior congressman and he really made a name for himself in congress on the subject of terps, which even now is a fairly arcane topic -- the subject of tariffs. they were an important source of revenue for a government that did not have a lot of other means of supporting itself. they were seen as an instrument for the u.s. to gain access to foreign markets. mckinley was from an area that depended on foreign trade to some extent. the steel industry was very big and ohio at that time. it was something he felt he could deliver for his constituents. it also suited him personally. as a student, he was a hard worker than he was bright, i think. he was a bright guy, no doubt, but what he really brought to the party was just a willingness to really get down to it. going over these link the tables was something that really appeal to him. there was a tremendous amount of negotiating over tariff tables and what all the industries wanted. there was lots of horsetrading and dealmaking and this really appealed to mckinley, and was something he excelled at. >> given what you know about will

in terps of what that actually looks like what it means is calling the bluff. i mean, what it means is, is the president taking the microphone and saying, i will not pass any debt ceiling deal that doesn't have tax revenue. >> right. >> he has to make an ultimatum of an, an equal ultimatum to the one on the other side about taxes. >> unfortunately, they're backing the president into a typical situation, but frankly the republicans here, and not all republicans but the extreme right of the republican party are acting like ideological parrots, literally willing to blow up the economy and the future of our nation to score a few political points. this is a point the president has to say, look, we don't negotiate with ideological parrots. we're going to stake a claim, stand for working people and trust that if he does the principled and economically sound thing, the public will be with him and know where the real blame lies. >> jared? >> i don't -- that may be -- i actually think that's a position he may need to think at the end. i wouldn't go there yet. let me say

the most famous case was one that went way too far in legal terps. it was the inquisition by the state's former attorney general, who campaigned for office by saying he would shut down dr. tiller and spent a good deal of his time as attorney general trying to get hold of women's medical records, women who had committed the crime in his eyes of going to see dr. tiller for medical help. because he thought getting those mecal records would help him figure out how to prosecute dr. tiller for something. that former attorney general is even now facing ethics charges for the way he conducted that inquisition, for the way he went after the medical records of dr. tiller's patients. and now with rabidly anti-abortion sam brownback back in the governor's mansion and republican majorities in the state legislature, the state of kansas has stepped up its war on abortion providers. this time they granted new powers to the state government to shut down kansas' clinics. governor brownback signed a bill last month that says the secretary of the state's health departme

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the terps might be able to use him, even at this age. he is a point guard. got all kinds of moves. and i want to thank your still quasi-new president here at maryland, wallace lowe. [ applause ] so this is a town hall. i want to spend some time answering some of your questions, but i just want to say a few things at the top. first of all, i have to say it's nice to get out of washington. don't get me wrong, there's nothing i enjoy more than sitting hour after hour, day after day, debating the fine points of the federal budget with members of congress. but after a while you do start feeling a little cooped up, so i'm happy to be spending my morning with you. i'm going to spend most of my time answering your questions, but let me do say a few words about the debate that's taking place right now in washington about debt and deficits. obviously it's dominating the news. even though it's taking place in washington, this is actually a debate about you and everybody else in america. and the choices that we face. and most people here, whether you're still a student or you're a graduate or

in terps of rank and file republicans in the senate, joe, are you getting some additional reaction to what mitch mcconnell told gloria borger on "state of the union" at 9:00 a.m. eastern, about four hours or so ago, that he's very optimisting, he thinks a deal is nearby? >> honestly, wolf, in talking to people, talking to their offices, and getting e-mails back, i've been getting an awful lot of "i need to see what the plan is, i need to see details." i really have not gotten a sense that rank and file is any more plugged in than we are. and as you know, we're just getting the bare outlines from mitch mcconnell and others, people who are in the room are really not going to sit down on tv and give us all the detail, certainly enough for some of those rank and file members to be able to say yea or nay. >> do you know if they'll be doing form nal briefings in the senate and the house and say we've worked out a deal with the white house, here's what it is, we want to explain why we believe you need to support this? are any of those meetings as far as you can tell scheduled? >> that's prec

future terp keenan took the t hot. his future teammate. the girls represent as well, more sunshine.at day for tatum. 5 goals. she was the mpv. -- mvp. the north celebrates winning 15-10. great weekend of lacrosse at johnny unitas stadium. that's it for sports. see you at 6:00./ >> a tradition continued on saturday. the championship -- cherry pits bidding competition was hosted by an owner of a fruit farm. it begin nearly 40 years ago -- began nearly 40 years ago and now tracks competitors from several countries. the winner was a michigan man who was also last year's winner. disgusting. >> think the key to that is rolling of the towngue. a frenchman has skated his way into the record books. he broke world-record by performing the long jump of 95 feet on a roller skates. he jump in front of the famous monument oshawa is that? i do not speak french -- monument -- what's that? i don't speak french. he beat the former record of 79 feet, set by an american. he has also jumped off of one of the floors on the eiffel tower. >> what does it take to get people to think that i'm going to jump o

. >>> yesterday, we were fog-free and terps warmed up and this doesn't take long this time of year.ve been held in check with an your of low pressure that's been keeping us cool. it and the high-pressure system in the middle of the country. but i mean, it's dominating the -- almost the entire country. we're on the western edge of it. it kind of flexed it's must -- its muscle yesterday. well, guess what. the fog in 24 hours came back. it their get enhanced by another weak system. it doesn't take much that. will start a cooling trend. i think inland, even though we'll have low 90s. we'll drop temperatures to saturday. look for a rise in the temperatures by sunday and monday. a little roller coaster here. nothing extreme here. normal tramps -- normal >> normal temperatures -- >> no sea breeze at travis. today, west southwest at 13. it's weak but it's much stronger than yesterday. the sea breeze will need a little help. and that help will arrive tonight. for those away from the coast, it their warm to hot. low clouds and fog mean cooler weather for some but still warm to above average t

[laughter] the terps might be able to use him, even at this age. he is a point guard. got all kinds of moves. [laughter] and i want to thank your still-quasinew president here at maryland, wallace. [cheers and applause] so this is a town hall, i want to spend some time answering some of your questions, but just want to say a few things at the top. first of all, i have to say it's nice to get out of washington. [laughter] [applause] don't get me wrong, there's nothing i enjoy more than sitting hour after hour, day after day debating the fine points of the federal budget -- [laughter] with members of congress. um -- [laughter] but after a while you do start feeling a little cooped up. so i'm happy to be spending my morning with you. um, i'm going to spend most of my time answering your questions, but let me do say a few words about the debate that's taking place right now in washington about debt and deficits. obviously, it's dominating the news. even though it's taking place in washington, this is actually a debate about you. and everybody else in america. and the choic

over the next five years, there is another break down about 7% of terps broken down.e move forward over the next 10 or 15 years we're pretty much all agricultural products have no tariffs. that is the main issue for u.s. exporters trying to get more down there. we have a $12 billion export business to colombia last year. we expect this could increase those by about $1 billion and increase gdp by $2.5 billion. it should help colombia to get its imports into the u.s. they have had most of their products -- 90% are duty-free. this should level the playing field on that and for the u.s.. host: you have taken us through the details. what is the overall impression of who benefits? guest: the major thing is that the colombia economy is much smaller compared to ours. columbia is in the $250 billion range. there certainly smaller. there will be a noticeable, slight difference. there should be some jobs created. there may not be an enormous economic effect on the u.s. what it does do is that colombia is a major political ally and. we have been helping them with their economy fo

go terps. >> that's a turtle, is it not? >> tortoise. much larger and lives longer. >> excellent diversion from the conversation about the debt deal. all we can keep asking is what happen it is there is no deal? if i had a nickel every time we had to ask this question i would be able to pay the national debt. the white house insists president obama will not raise the debt ceiling by himself by invoking the 14th amendment. still a lot of folks out there are talking about this escape clause. that's because former president bill clinton and some house democrats say the president should use it if no deal is reached. what are we talking about here? this was provision that was penned after the civil war to make sure confederate states repaid the war debts. section 4 of the 14th amendment says, quote, the valid i did of the public debt of the united states authorized by law including debts incurred for payment of pensions and bounties for services in suppressing insurrection or rebellion shall not be questioned. it is that last part, shall not

multinationals have gone overseas over the last 30 years to get cheaper labor, and they do not have terps coming back in? i just met a worker here who was applying for a job, applying for jobs at walmart. if you could talk about the type of jobs being created, and i want to ask about -- you can read a lot about guide their and summers and bernanke, especially in the progressive blogosphere errors being part of the problem. if you could talk about what role they played in deregulation over their history and with getting rid of glass-steagall. i believe it was summers and rubin. what does obama keep reappointing the same people who were part of the problem? host: let me factor in the story from bloomberg saying that former president clinton endorsed the tax holiday when it comes to taxing repatriation from foreign multinational companies. guest: the issue of what kind of jobs we need, what we have seen over the last few years in particular, as the economy weakened, the people who lost out the most are those who did not have education. if he did not have a high school or college degree, the