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. >> the shame the president to theed is referring of the soldiers who from that war. spend a significant this holiday outdoors in the first 90-degree day of the year. more than a dozen people were of thelized because intense heat. we are live in alexandria with that the heatre cost. like a hottill blanket out here. a little bit of coolness coming water, but this is weather that you have to be careful about. it proved dangerous for some folks today. >> the heat turns dangerous in the district today. >> it was really hot today. >> fire and ems crews responded dozen heatn a related calls. >> the humidity is bad. emergency crews scrambling, facilities like provided zoo showers. with temperatures in the 90's, even a casual game of lot ofall required a fluid. he has plenty of on-the-job working in a hot kitchen. >> its is very dangerous. i drink a lot of water. >> most agree this is the kind of day where a trip to the zoo requires some planning. >> keep a lot of fluids. >> memorial day, called the summer, moreart of than living up to its name. this lot of us, it is true can

. >> we theed to push harder and say we've got a refund education and make 1% pay to roll back hikes. >> we still have some hope we can get the governor to agree to buyout tuition. coming up with $125 million we need. >> there are protestors upset more noncalifornians are being admitted to uc. and state senator rubio introduced an amendment to limit enrollment to just 10% on each campus about one third at schools like berkeley and ucla. >> we want to make sure our kids have a chance to go to the flagship best universities and right now current system puts them in the back of the line. that is not fair. >> they do nund a way, california students. >> and they just want opportunities to make lives better. >> so they're saying if you don't have money you're not going get to university. >> the recents will probably vote on the hike in july when they know how much the state budget will give to schools. and will hope to get the cap on the november ballot by the way, regents will okay, actually okay today a higher compensation package for the new chancellor that will be making about 5% more t

they theed a leader.hey do is shoot themselves in the foot. 99 percent are the bank tellers and people working in the branches. they are being closed and banks are trying to down size and get it together. they are getting laid off. protesting in a bank of america shareholder meeting is not getting the yobs back. they hurt the small local business. they were shops on wall street. and they closed down in the protest. and they are again hurting themselves. >> johnathon, if you look at job cuts and announcements and ones that are happening. it is massive. >> it is a police officer that had 7,000 arrest of this group. they don't understand where wealth come from. it comes from voluntary trade aka like bank of america . occupy wall street is against that. they are for government interin every opportunity . only thing they can create is a squalid tent city. >> sally, you can't deny the job cuts are happen 99 percent are being cut and not the ceo's, but most part it is the secretaries. >> and bank of america from

ford is one against the owner of the blue oval logo after moody's upgrade theed the automakers's debt rating. they put assets up for a line of collateral in 2006. >>> according to the website statfinder, google's chrome is surpassed internet explorer as the most used web browser. >>> the ronald reagan presidential foundation is threatening to sue over what is said to be a vial of the president's blood up for auction on line. the seller claims it was taken at george washington university hospital after reagan was shot in 1981. bidding tuesday topped $14,000. >>> in the nba playoffs, the heat get physical, and baseball's rays rely on the long ball. the phoenix coyotes claw for their lives. into stanley cup playoffs. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> the forecast across the country is looking more and more like summer. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up this is "early today." >>> in sports, they are a record-winning road team so it was only appropriate the los angeles kings punched their ticket t

george mcclellan, union commander, toyed with theed were, quote, i almost think that where i -- were to win some success now, i could become dictator. i to win a small success now, i could become dictator. he wrote to his wife and did nothing to discourage the press from assigning him the nickname the young napoleon. he even posed for official photographs with his hand tucked into his tunic. congress moved with such unprecedented speed and to raise the vast sums needed to fight the war because people in 1862 understood what later generations of americans have, i would argue, largely forgotten. if is you session managed there would be no lornlg cal end to it. we see the civil war so much as a north versus south issue that we imagined other possible results, always revolving around two side by side nations. that's not what they were looking at. there was nothing inherently stable about two nations north and south neatly dividing the resources they had once shared. if the south was successful, more fault lines were likely to open. the bonds that held the old northwest of ohio, indiana,

. >> sports is coming up next o >>> i'm dave benz, cabrera isn't likely to be confuse theed with willmy maze, but he matched the record for the most hits through 48 games. the giants finished up against the marlins, top of the first with two outs, see ya. fourth home run of the season, he went 4 for 4 on day, 73 hits for 48 games, ties the most ever by a san francisco giant. willy mays set the record. 2-1 giants. double to center field, brian peterson can't krach it, cabrera scores to make it a 3-1 game. jose ray he is brings the marlins back and rbi single and matt cain 2 2/3. bottom of the ninth, giants win, 3-2. how about the a's finishing off the set with the yankees at the coliseum, looking to avoid being swept for the first time this season. andrew jones had other ideas. the solo home run, fifth of the year made it 1-0 new york, still 1-0. continue to hit and two doubles on the day, including this rbi in the seventh. granderson scores. 2-0 in the ninth but smith strikes out swinging and yankees do complete the three game sweep. >>> diane we'll have highlights from the indy coming

theed nurses say sutter is demanding unacceptable cuts. sutter says it is trying to rein in costs. elective procedures are being rescheduled. sutter is bringing in replacement nurses. the hospital's management says striking nurses will not be allowed to return until this weekend. >>> in a few hours alameda county supervisors will meet to begin filling a seat left vacant by nadia lockyer she resigned april 20th, to focus on recovery from an abuse relationship with a former boyfriend and raising her child. the board voted to accept her resignation. they have 60 days to choose a replacement. >>> a warning for anyone who rides muni. pay your fare or face a $100 citation. today the transportation agency board is expected to adopt a new policy. transit officials want to ask the board of supervisors to consider a amending the code to allow backdoor boarding on all buses. right now riders are allowed to board only through the front some sneak on through the back. >>> today the walnut creek city council will consider an ordinance that could impose new regulations on bars and restaurants tha

theed why of homosexual equality didn't come out of the left entirely, but certainly people in the left in 1960s were an important part of that gay rights movement. >> you see it as these individuals for racial rights or homosexual right oers any number of things, you need people on the far left. >> yeah, yeah. you need people to dream big dreams. big dreams that are very much in the american dream. calling for individual freedom to be respected and extended to everybody regardless of race and national origin, sexual preference and gender. and also for calling for -- we also have responsibility of taking care of one another. radicals argue that means you need to have much more social leveling. certain redescription of resources too. i trace how people on the left in many ways succeeded in changing people's minds about those things and we in social movements as well and not in many other parts of the country are forming parties that lasted long and had a lot of party in forming radical unions going on strike. if that's the argument. >> as black leadership been a line with the left or is

when sherman and mcclarnon cross theed and joined, within the matter of an hour, they were able to turn the confederate left and turn it back southward toward shiloh's church. a rapid retirement. by noon the confederates are knocking on the door of the shiloh church. they'll be joined there by the extreme right element under alexander mccook, and the fighting at that point in time will cease all north of shiloh church as beauregard is collecting fragmented xhapdz commands dripping off the front reorganizing them, and on several instances, personally leading them forward into the attack. staff officers will see him grab colors of disorganized units, rally the men and just ride forward in the face of federal fire, and they're just beside themselves. because just that morning the body of albert had been put in the wagon and taken south, trailed by his staff. and all they can imagine now beauregard is going to be in the same situation. so when he gets in his face and says, you cannot do that, he says the word must follow, not go. because as one staff sergeant observed the fire, it left the

and just these quantitative measures that are listed on page three of your written testimony, theed $50 billion, then $30 billion and gross swap, derivative, so on and so forth, so you'll look at all these firms. when will that test -- when will the process start? >> the process has started. >> has started? >> the final rule was published in april. it went into effect this month. so, the council member agencies and office of financial research are collecting data to assess which firms pass the stage one threshold. >> so you're in the stage one assessment process, determining which firms meet these criteria, right? >> that's correct. >> so when you do that, will there be any notification of those firms? it's not clear here, will you then go to stage two? >> then we go to stage two. >> explain that a little bit better. you mention additional quantitative measures and qualitative measures. what would they look like? >> stage two is designed around a six-fake tore framework for analysis. there are several factors that relate to sort of probability that a firm might get into distress, things

just like their active duty counterparts to make certain they're adequately trained, adequately equip theed. so gentlemen, i look forward to hearing your perspective on these issues. and working with you this year in support of our guardsmen and reservists. i would like to thank all of you for your testimony this morning. your full statements will be made part of the record. we'll begin with our hearing with the panel of national guard. but i'd like to call upon mr. alexander because our vice chairman has been slightly delayed. he has just called to say he'll be coming in shortly. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i'll condense my remarks to welcome to -- welcome, gentlemen. we look forward to your comments. reequipping the guard is one of the biggest challenges facing the department of defense. i think our chairman's outlined that very adequately. and the president's proposed budget doesn't adequately support the guard and reserve. each of us in our states are very proud of the role that our men and women have played. our army guards 278th armored cavalry regiment has been deployed twice. ma

hech theed that andrew young, an edwards aide, asked for money to form a charitable foundation, even going so far as to suggest she mortgage her home. mellon was described also very upset. huffman said, miss mellon told me, i can't believe the senator wanted me for my money. it was huffman who shepherded $725,000 from miss mellon to young, that helped keep the affair secret. huffman and mellon nicknamed the project their furniture business. our furniture business was money for senator edwards. the scheme worked for awhile, until one of those checks for $150,000 bounced, alerting mellon's attorney that something was unusual about these transactions. now, this has been a turning point for the prosecution in this case. so far, the talk has been mostly about the affair, but now there is new evidence about a key point in this case. did edwards know about the money flow intended to keep the affair secret during the campaign? john edwards' lawyers will have their chance next week to fire back. diane? >> and bob woodruff will be tracking it for us. thank you, bob. >>> and we're learning more

. >> i theeded to call the state contractor's license board and find out his license is not in good standing >> unfortunately a lot of californians don't know that a contractor may not ask for more than 10% down or a thousand dollars whichever is less. so if anyone asks you for more that, is a red flag. >> now arrest warrants have been issued for wilson before you can check on the license. and very a link to their web site making it easy of the just go to abc 7 news.com this is the time of the year people go maybe we ought to do work. >> california lawmakers from both sides of the aisle agree on a plan to keep state parks open despite cuts. legislatures introduced a bill calling for better collection of current keys fsh -- park fees and offer specially built license plates with proceed goesing to the parks. >> this is one opportunity we don't see often. it's a bipartisan effort to come together to say that important resource. state parks a part of our heritage and our legacy as californians and they're part of what makes this state great. >> this is expected to be cut by at least $22 million

and we, we properably dispose of the equipment use theed for afghanistan. perhaps will not be useful and not be part of our future. >> i think that's -- good luck itch t if that equipment is built in more than 25 states. which seems to be a habit that contractors have. if they can have pieces in more than 25 states, they immediately have 50 senators that are protective. i know you have never witnessed that in all of your time that you have been here. my type is ime is up. my colleagues have questions. i want the general to make sure that if i don't have an opportunity to question again, that you address the -- the marine corps as it relates to guam. as we look at our budget. and i haven't had a chance to sit down with senator ayott, about authorization budget, i really am anxious that we do not, that everyone stays in the corral, so to speak until we are certain what the future is in guam. i don't want to waste one dime doing anything in guam until we get to, reconsideration of the agreement to a place that we think it makes sense for the united states, for

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i'm from the south side sox fan, and i heard the rick it's family was behind the funding for theed a coming back. the rickit's family is from nebraska. and when they came to chicago, they really put out there that their sister was gay, and they were very warmly embraced by the city, but they also -- first thing they did was ask for funding from the mayor and the city, you know public funds for their -- the rehab cubs park and wrigleyville. >> okay. >> which they did not get, thankfully too, but, you know, this whole thing on jeremiah wright is so, so ridiculous. >> we are like again? >> yeah. and i have attended the church. it's a very -- shout out to the theological mook. and it's like a very welcoming, inclusive church. so i don't know -- >> yeah. >> i think it's interesting that the rickets like to play the field, and once again they are trying to divide sox and cubs. >> yeah divide sox and cubs. how dare you? >> the far right bringing up reverend wright again, completely opens up questions to mitt romney's religion and his particular church. >> yep. thank you. please and thank yo

we were talking about this super pac that was going to run theed a against obama, and romney is likeg about religion. >> yes, that's great. reverend jeremiah wright are vitally important to this election, but bush's policies from four years ago is ancient history. >> romney was happy to have the pacs complete i will eviscerate his opponents and now it looks like they floated this trial balloon, it landed with a thud and it allows romney to come out and look like the good guy. i think he it is about that. >> it also shows that mitt romney is the human equivalent of an inflatable guy outside of a car dealership. so if they are allowed to talk about that we're allowed to talk about where mormons go after they die. >> doesn't every guy get his own planet -- >> yes. and he has a hundred wives. >> a hundred wives. >> maybe joseph smith was a better negotiator -- what 72 virgins? how about a hundred, and i'll throw in a brazil power crystal. >> yes, and every religion has shameful pasts to it. when mitt talks about the faith of my father's that's what he is talking about. we all know wonder

when you actually think about it, when i was theed asked -- asked to be the spokesperson i was like ofking the sub ways, the trains. i know my friend tracy takes the train from new york down to dc all the time. it's a vital an important part of the east coaster's life. it's something i talk to people about all the time. if i can take a train over flying a plane, i'd do it. it's a beautiful way to travel. it's more independent matt and relax -- intimate and relaxed. you don't have to go through the hassle you have to do at the airport. i feel like harassed when i go through. it's a privilege to travel to so many places. it's a beautiful experience taking the train and that freedom i loved running around as a kid on the sub way, that's what i get as an adult. i can walk arounding there's wifi, you can bo on -- be on the phone. >> done forget -- don't forget the club car. >> some people love that. i have still yet to do one of the sleeper cars. i'm excited to see all the different things that are going on across the nation. we have almost to 20 -- 200 events people are doing in their citi

a few of the items that grab e theed our attention. a wallet and a famous belt. >> he, too, had a picture of lisa marie in his wallet. we also see his bank americard with h his signature on it. also there's an insurance card in there. >> can we show everybody the belt. tell me about the belt, the big gold belt to the right of that wallet. >> this is our second of three new exhibits. and it's from elvis on tour. elvis would have worn this in this movie. >> i was a bit overcome. i don't even know how to explain it. how to caps liez your childhood, you know, in one room. i was a little overwhelmed. . >> another supporter of same sex marriage. joe biden was asked his stance on sunday. and boy did it set off a wave of comments on facebook and twitter. >> men marrying men, women marrying women and heterosexual men marrying women, all entitled to the same exact rights, all the civil rights and civil liberties. >> this morning, arnie duncan went further ena and expressed his support during an appearance on msnbc's "morning joe." have a look. >

asked about it, he is accused scott brown as sexism and said she only out theed it to meet people. >>ry because i listed it myself. [ inaudible ] it was a long time ago but mostly i was listed because i thought i might be invited to meetings where i might meet more people who had grown up like i had grown up. that was that. >> greg: it turned out her great, great, great grandfather was par of a militia rounded up indians from their homes in the trail of tears so the oppressed may be the oppressor. where is the media in all of this? imagine a politician condem condemning gay marriage is gay. the media would bury him under the hypocrisy. she is pretending to be something she is not. i hope liberals on the afternoon chat shows, bob, who condemn them and demand she lead the race. >> bob: if it helps her meet people, i'm full t apache. sitting bull. >> eric: full of bull. >> kimberly: you got him. >> bob: she would be getting killed in the media in massachusetts. in fairness on that dimension she has been dogged by it for three weeks now. >> greg: we contacted her camp. >> kimberly: her ca

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. >> let's listen to theed a being run on your behalf. >> if nick berg is doing things the right way,g huge tax cuts to millionaires. >> you have both sides pointing at one another. does it end up being a wash? >> well, i think we have to talk about the problem and then what are the solutions to the problem, and what -- what we absolutely need to be doing is holding people accountable when they say one thing in our states and do something when they go back to washington. probably the biggest thing that hand in the last couple of weeks are the farm cuts proposed in the ryan budget. congressman berg said he supported the ryan budget and then came home and said we would oppose those tax increases. i need 170,000 180,000 votes. i know governor of michigan. i plan on trying to visit with as many people as i possibly can, because people all through this country would rather have a conversation with us, and i think -- >> how does your opponent come down on issues like the student loan issue or violence against women issue. >> violence against woman i got on my high horse. i believe it has ma

here is theed a they ran back then. >> for 20 years, barack obama followed a preacher of hate and saidothing as wright raged against our country. >> he keeps his power base in wright's church. he was his mentor advisor, and close friend. obama never complained until he ran for president. barack obama too radical too risky. >> yeah they tried that they ran $7 million worth of that ad. it didn't work you knuckle heads. fox news gave them all of the free advertising in the world. they ran it over and over and over again. but the assumption with joe ricketts and these guys is, god if america only knew how angry his black pastor was, they would hate him like we do. no because america isn't as hateful as you are. and here is john mccain back in 2000 explaining why he wouldn't run negative ads. >> i have to rely on the good judgment of the voters not to buy into these negative attack ads. >> it's not to say he hasn't run negative attack ads his life. but he did not run the reverend wright adds. he wouldn't do it. to his eternal credit. now we return to mitt romney. what is his reaction going

theed a advocacy of civil rights in the party. >> george romney was the governor of michigan at the timefor president he took what was basically a urban city tour, and take the media there to highlight the inequities. what an amazing thing for a republican to do. >> it really is. almost all of his advisors were against it. the big issue at the moment was vietnam. and richard nixon was beginning to separate himself from romney in the polls. and the tactical thing for him to do would be to say in wisconsin, and go after johnson on vietnam. george romney said no and gives a speech -- after this was in the aftermath of seeing detroit go up in flames -- he said we must arouse ourselves from the slumber as a nation and listen to the voices of the ghetto. >> it's amazing. of all people for him to be meeting. >> yeah, absolutely. and there's a -- much of romney's work as governor had been, i think, genuinely devoted to improving the lot of the urban black pour and he won by his last run for governor of michigan more than 30% of the black vote which is pretty remarkable for a republican. and one

you see, she was theed a administrative assistant to the culpeper police chief and it is alleged she purged negative information from her son's record. it has been over three months and there's still troubling questions here. why was patricia cook in the lot in the first place? and why did officer wright feel the need to pull his gun? and fire shots? and what was it about his past that his mother was trying so hard to hide? maybe some answers as this case moves forward in the courts. in culpeper, i'm mat collins. news4. >>> it is a beautiful day after the rain moved out and it took the heat with it. and tropical whatever, beryl continues to make its way up north spotting a tornado in north carolina. >> that's the thing about this storm. first the storm, then the depression. now it is being classified as post tropical cyclone beryl. it is back to tropical storm strength. it is no longer tropical. that's why they call it post tropical and now a tropical cyclone instead of a tropical storm. no worries as far as that's concerned for us by it is moving off to the north and east. into open

what i felt more than anything and just being around him, he loved the city, he loved theed people thatived in the city, and he would show that affection and the passion for the people through his music. you could feel it in his performances throughout the city, in the neighborhoods, on the mall, college campuses, and i think i would get the biggest kick out of watching him doinggi the dc lottery commercial. he would be brushing your teeth, and then he comes on, and you would feel happy.ha and then i think it's great toik hear, you know, busing loose ato the nats game when they would score. but i think more than anything, i think people don't understand the influence that he had on thh genre of music of go-go. he was a huge influence with son many of the go-go bands that emerged, i don't know a lot ofof them, i just remember big-g and- the backyard band.ard >> let me ask you -- >> he was will go -- >> let me ask you, when you look at chuck brown, he has beenbe performing for decades, for 40 years, plus. 75, he was still performing jusi a few months ago. when you look back at the people

president clearly believes it will also turn out his hardcore supporters, especially since he out theed change of heart to fire up the hollywood crowd that helped raise a record $15 million at clooney:'s house thursday night. he wove the same-sex marriage issue in his economic message earlier in seattle. >> you should be able to give your kids the chance to do better than you. no matter who you are or what you look like, no matter your last name or who you love. >> still, the president is not planning federal action to back same-sex marriage. letting washington state and others settle it on their own this november. >> you can make your voice heard on the issue of making sure that everybody regardless of sexual orientation is treated fairly. you have a chance to weigh in on this. >> that is more passive than his justice i.d. laws. the president may leave the gay and lesbian supporters wanting a robust approach on same-sex marriage. >> ed henry traveling with the president in reno. thanks. >>> mitt romney is on the other side of the country today, appearing in what may be one of the most

>> bret: there has been or out theed by the campaign some effect about donald trump, making calls, robore are blue collar voters that the romney campaign feels they need to reach out to, michigan, ohio. not necessarily slowly on this one issue. >> no. again to reach out to people who are conservative and throughout the republican primary process view romney as too moderate and weren't convinced they were going to support him. >> bret: charles? >> maybe this is romney trying to by his association with trump trying to show toug toughness. the way obama showed it by killing terrorist by remote control. odd day these two things happened at once. juan came nearer the truth here. >> me? imagine! >> came in proximity of the truth. i think there was, there is some notion that this does associate him, i don't think he wants to associate with the fringe about the birther stuff. he knows that is toxic. i think he simply wants to appeal to the toughness that trump does. he speaks bluntly. he has a following. you're right, the robo calls in michigan helped romney in the primary campaign. this is tox

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. >> you talk aid theed about the be no shortage of ads, you're trying to define mitt romney and yourandidate. the romney campaign launched a new ad called day one part ii, let me play a clip. >> day one, president romney announces deficit reduction, helping secure our kids futures. president romney stands up to china on trade and demands they play by the rules. president romney begins repealing job killing regular layings that are costing the economy billions. >> let me get your reaction to the last part, because we heard similar phraseology, job killing regulations, that are costing the economy billions. >> i think it's tremendously overstated the president came in office, and what he did was he eliminated a lot of regulations but put in place some safety measures to make sure that industries were looking out for the interests of the people who lived around plants, he made sure mercury levels were lower than they've ever been, trying to bring down the level of green house gases, things that make a difference in people's lives, not just their health but pocketbook. the more fuel effi

they put out a ad and they put out that statement about where romney has fail theed to really lead. are you concerned in any way that this kind of narrative is going to take a grip and maybe the obama people should have been out today smacking him down on this. what are your thoughts on how to handle this crazy talk? >> this is what i know. i know that obama's campaign does not wish to have 100% negative campaign. they're going to have to respond to some things. they're going to have to look at it differently and talk about how they are not going to allow themselves to be defined by this kind of rhetoric. this is not what they would like to do. they don't want to tie up all their surrogates going out there just simply responding to romney and the way that he characterizes this administration. i think they're going to have to do it differently. >> congresswoman maxine waters great to have you. thanks so much. let's bring in political analyst richard wolffe. what do you make of this unfolding on the campaign trail today? what did we learn about mitt romney or get reenforced? >> we had

. >> all of theed sodomites and lesbians and what's the other word? >> gays?idn't want to say queers, saying we don't love you. i'm praying for you to be saved and you can't go to heaven unless you're washed in the blood. and god saves us from our sins, not in our sins. >> well, we sent gary tuchman try to talk to pastor worley in person. for two days he's tried to track him down through e-mails, showing up at his church. none of that has worked. he has talked to other people in the community. gary, what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, we know where pastor worley is, anderson. he's right in the sanctuary behind me because for the second night in a row, there's a special prayer service going on inside this church. there are hundreds of people inside right now. these are people who support their pastor. and support what he said on mother's day. we have been told by the sheriff's office here that if we step foot on this property we'll be subject to arrest and that's because the church told the county sheriff's office to say that. so we have not been able to t

you trusted the banker when they expand theed deal and raised the price and at the same time let to beso many wanted in on the deal. you trusted the brokers sxaunlts over the place when they told you not to worry about the general motors claings. i mean, general motors come on, they don't know anything, right? you trusted there were no back cham number cuts because guys like us didn't report them even though i suppose we were supposed to somehow deduce them from the written statements? in short you trusted the system, you big silly. the companies, underwriters, brokers left let you down. facebook's stock is a remarkable reflection of that failure. shame on you. that's what you're saying now. you trusting fools. you should know better. you shouldn't be in the game. that's the rap i'm actually hearing from those who pulled off this nonsense. here's three more things you need to know. one, nothing will ever happen to the people who did this to you. nothing! they've decided it's your fault. you were greedy. you were stupid. two, you got had like i've never seen the public be had before. th

we know from fossil -- i shouldn't mention fossil in the same sentence as theed lord pierce lauren butow any chi chinks will break the stock. we know we'll have a good read on tech from monday's tech data report. but tuesday we hear from dell. this is reconfiguring itself, this company. value-added solutions tech company which is far more value bull than just a personal computer you may think it is. that's a terrific strategy. but it's happening at the same time as dell key customers, those in government and europe, are struggling. so the changes might not yet matter. that makes dell too risky but the hefty cash position will protect you on the downside. turn in housing has been one of the best themes of 20 12. of course, it's domestic security theme. i think it's going to be buttress by toll brothers, high-end home builder, they'll speak on wednesday. the company has been upbeat of late and the stock's taken off. you might want to buy toll if the market gets hit off europe on these days because toll's 100% domestic player, more levered to lower mortgage rates, which we have, a healthi

to that end theed editors make a ground breaking six point pack.no longer use images of underweight and underage models. which in the case of international editions vogue did frequently. they vow to be ambassadors for the message of healthy body image. what vogue does matters. vogue is the world's fashion bible. top editor of style. ultimate trend center. if vogue is leading the way, others follow. other magazines, fashion friend and designers will be on board. vogue's move was not completely out of blue. the health of models has been an issue in recent years. the fashion organization in italy and span banned cat walk models that fall below a certain body mass index level. earlier this year, israel's government passed anti-skinny model law. they question its impact, claiming it is too vague. that it puts much of the responsibility on casting agent, designers. the controversial issue of photo shopping, retouching is not touched. but the pact is a start. eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness. vogue has acknowledge edi