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tweet me@randykayecnn. tweet me before your internet connection goes down. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is on her way from afghanistan to tokyo. while in afghanistan, she made an announcement on future relations with that country. >> i am pleased to announce today that president obama has officially designated afghanistan as a major non-nato ally to the united states. we see this as a powerful symbol to our commitment to afghanistan's future. >> that designation paves the way for the u.s. and afghanistan to maintain defense long aft u.s. troop withdrawal. secretary clinton is on her way to tokyo. in japan, she'll ask international donors to pledge their support to afghanistan. joining me on the phone from kabul is john wendell, a photographer and time magazine correspondent. how significant is this announcement? >> caller: hi. thanks for having me. i think secretary clinton's use of the word symbol is the keyword here. the enduring partnership was signed on may 2nd between the u.s. and afghanistan

spike lee also tweeted me so that was really cool."anthony ervin blazed the trail as the first u.s.n-american heritage at the 2000 games in sydney, where he won gold and silver. after retiring from swimming nine years ago, he made a remarkable comeback to qualify for the london games. despite the progress in the makeup of the u.s. swim team, though, ervin thinks it'll be a while before the sport gets so topic anymore."i mean, the race question is always going to be involved, one way or another. it might not be the same exact race question that it was 10 years ago, but there's always going to be a race question." 3 another warm day and possible thunderstorms this week. week.meteorologist steve fertig is back with a look at your 7-day forecast. forecast.and a reminder... we are still giving away 250 dollar giant giftcards... all this week.if you want to win one... just go to our facebook page.. facebook dot com slash foxbaltimore... become a fan and complete the entry form to be eligible to win.go to our website for complete contest ru. rules. you're release me, momigus! that's mom to

i saw alicia keys tweeted me. that's kind of a big deal. that's cool. spike lee also tweeted me.that was really cool. >> reporter: anthony irvin blazed a trail as the first u.s. swimmer with african-american heritage at the 2000 games in sydney. he won gold and silver. after retiring from swimming nine years ago, he made a remarkable comeback to qualify for the london games. despite the progress in the makeup of the u.s. swim team, though, irvin thinks it'll be a while before the sport gets so diverse that race won't be a topic anymore. >> i mean, the race question is always going to be involved one way or another. if it's -- it might not be the same exact race question that it was ten years ago, but there's always going to be a race question. >> reporter: fredricka whitfield, cnn, atlanta. >>> and of course we want you to stay connected to us here at cnn, even when you're not at home, when you're on the go. grab your mobile phone. go to cnn.com/tv. if you're on a desk top or laptop, you can also watch cnn live. >>> nearly a quarter of women in american experience severe violence

. >>> it looks like by eureka, if you are getting rain you can always tweet me. there is a lot of drizzle here, coast bay and even inland, so mr. drizzle is back. fairfield did not even hit 70 degrees which is under believable. now the lows because of the cloud cover, but they are held up to 55 or 60. we are payment being mainly yellow and that's very rare for this time of year. it looks like we will bottom out and i will mention it for sonoma and cloud showers, it was late in the afternoon and you can tell they are from a northern pattern and something we see which was kind of cool. probably thursday, high clouds may come in here from the south on friday but with the weekend always in view, it does look quieter as we head to saturday. the time is 4:48, they are looking into the case of horrible abuse against disabled adults. she was handcuffed in court and her brother, father and mother were also taken into custody we spoke to a woman who listed in the unlicensed care home and she said he was beaten and only allowed to shower once a month. >> it was disheartenin

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e-mail me or tweet me and let me know what you're doing up at this hour. >>> we begin with the news. police say the suspect in the colorado shooting massacre has led investigators to what could be a major piece of evidence in the case. nbc news has learned the alleged gunman sent a package to the university of colorado's medical center prior to the attack. the suspect recently had dropped out of that school's neuroscience program. according to law enforcement officials, the package contained writings about "killing people." police recovered it on monday after responding to a tip from the suspect himself. the package apparently was addressed to a professor. still unclear how long it had been in the mail room. >>> meanwhile, a memorial service was held yesterday for one of the 12 people killed in that shooting spree, 51-year-old gordon cowden was remembered as a loving father of two teenagers. >>> at least three local hospitals are pledging to limit or completely wipe out medical bills for survivors of the attack, although many of them will need all the help they can get. in the wake o

shoot me an email or tweet me and let me know why you're awake right now or do what miami stevie vanord awake followed by your response to 622639 and we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this monday, july 16th. there's a lot going on, the red cross joining the u.n. in joining the conflict in syria, a civil war. we'll have a live report from the region. >>> plus, a bat slips out of the hands of the yankee player and flies into the stands. not usually a newsworthy event, unless the bat hits academy award-nominated director spike lee. we'll show you later. but first the news live at 5:30 a.m. here in washington, d.c. we begin with the race for the white house. in the escalating battle over mitt romney's tenure at bain capital. today, president obama will

early risers on our third birthday, i don't know what you are doing up this early back home, so tweet met me know what you are doing up. we will get back to the olympics in a bit. but we begin with the news and it's tied into the olympics. most of the focus and the exc e excitement for the opening games, but london got worked up with some of the comments made by romney. from the

shoot me an email or tweet me and let me know why you're awake right now or do what miami stevie van zandt does, text the word awake followed by your response to 622639 and we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this monday, july 16th. there's a lot going on, the red cross joining the u.n. in joining the conflict in syria, a civil war. we'll have a live report from the region. >>> plus, a bat slips out of the hands of the yankee player and flies into the stands. not usually a newsworthy event, unless the bat hits academy award-nominated director spike lee. we'll show you later. but first the news live at 5:30 a.m. here in washington, d.c. we begin with the race for the white house. in the escalating battle over mitt romney's tenure at bain capital. today, president obama will hold a town hall meeting in cincinnati, where he will continue the push where the narrative that a vote for mitt romney is a vote for outsourcing. mitt romney's tax policy will result in more american jobs moving overseas. >>> over the weekend, the pres

e-mail me or tweet me and let me know what you're doing up at this hour. >>> we begin with the news.say the suspect in the colorado shooting massacre has led investigators to what could be a major piece of evidence in the case. nbc news has learned the alleged gunman sent a package to the university of colorado's medical center prior to the attack. the suspect recently had dropped out of that school's neuroscience program. according to law enforcement officials, the package contained writings about "killing people." police recovered it on monday after responding to a tip from the suspect himself. the package apparently was addressed to a professor. still unclear how long it had been in the mail room. >>> meanwhile, a memorial service was held yes

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tweet me. i want to know what you're doing up at this hour or anything else you're thinking. or you can do what michele bachmann does with the word awake followed by a response. we'll read the best responses in the show. the next 30 minutes will be the cram session for this thursday, july 19th. a lot to tell you about, including a bunch of new polls that mitt romney has taken about bain. >>> plus, match made in late night heaven. newt gingrich shares leno's couch with snooki. and yes, they do talk about newt's bachelor party. that clip later in the show. >>> first, let's stick to the news at 5:30 a.m. >>> we begin with the conflict in syria where new clashes erupted overnight following a brazen bomb attack that infiltrated president bashar al assad's inner circle. the explosion happened yesterday inside the national security building inside damascus, killing through top officials, including syria's defense minister and assad's brother-in-law. the syrian government will not say whether assad was in the room during the attack. rebel commanders describe it as an inside job and s

early risers on our third birthday, i don't know what you are doing up this early back home, so tweet me or e-mail me and let me know what you are doing up. we will get back to the olympics in a bit. but we begin with the news and it's tied into the olympics. most of the focus and the exc e excitement for the opening games, but london got worked up with some of the comments made by romney. from the guardian's website, his olympic blunder stuns number ten and hands gift to obama. a comment romney made to brian williams about london's readiness to hoefs the summer games. >> in the short time you have been here in london, do they look ready to your experienced eye? >> it's hard to know how well it will turn out. there were a few things disconcerting, stories about the private security firm not having enough people, and the supposed strike of the immigration and gu custom officials and that's not encouraging because in the games, there are three parts to make games successful. the athletes, and that's what the games are about, and number two are the volunteers, and they will have great volun

tweet me. i'll be sure to share your comments throughout the morning. keep them coming in. >>> a federal judge is allowing mississippi's antiabortion law to go into effect. they will be allowed to stay open without punishment for now. they have time to comply with the new law that requires doctors to be certified obgyns with privileges at local hospitals. it's seen as a win for both sides. >>> now to a story of a lost hiker who defied everyone's expectations. they feared they would find a body. instead, they found the hiker 50 pounds lighter. 50 pounds with literally just the clothes on his back to survive. here is our salt lake city affiliate. >> this is where william started what he thought was time of solace in the dessert at the trail head. he ended 50 miles downstream. >> he was glad to see anyone. he started talking and telling about his ordeal. his hardships and what he had done to survive. he kept talking. he was as much starved for companionship as he was nourishment. >> the deputy and helicopter pilot with the utah highway patrol spotted him f

shoot me an e-mail at waytooearly @msnbc.com or tweet me ç@williegeist1 or @lukerusst and let me knowwhy you're awake already on this monday or do what bo van pelt does and text "awake" followed by your response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later on in the show. my crew wasn't there because they weren't hydrating enough. drink a lot of water this week, ladies and gentlemen. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this monday, july 2nd. there's a lot going on today, including the election of a new 45-year-old president in mexico who's been drawing huge crowds on the campaign trail. we'll break down whether his soap opera star wife had anything to do with it. >>> plus, rupert murdoch, the media mogul also in charge of twentieth century fox studios engages in a twitter war with scientology, calling it a cult. we'll have the details and reminisce about the marriage of tomcat later in the show. >>> but first, let's get to the news live here at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. >>> the president's health care law is moving back to capitol hill. it could be three y

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tweet me @randikayecnn. i'll read your responses later on.r morning with us. we have much more ahead on "cnn saturday morning" which starts right now. >> announcer: from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is "cnn saturday morning." >>> june jobs numbers send investors into panic as the dow plunges over 100 points. why the numbers just didn't add up for wall street. >> we see this as a powerful symbol of our commitment to afghanistan's future. >> reporter: an unannoun. >>> an unannounced visit to afghanistan and announcement on troop withdrawal. >>> two great whites threaten the coast of cape cod. now the hunt is on to find them before they claim a human life. good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. it is 8:00 on the east coast. 5:00 a.m. out west. thanks for waking up with us. we start this morning with the economy and new jobs report. it wasn't quite what experts had hoped. just 80,000 jobs added in june. that fell below expectations and caused a ripple through the stock market. the dow down 124 points at the clos

i want to know what you're doing up this hour, email me or tweet me, @williegeist1. >>> we begin withthe aurora, colorado movie theater shooting that took place just after midnight last friday, remains in solitary confinement as prosecutors build their case against him. nbc news has confirmed now the alleged shooter registered on at least one dating site calling himself classic jim on match.com. he describes his most notable feature as his soul-penetrating eyes. he says he spends a lot of time thinking about the future and asks potential matches this question -- will you visit me in prison. yesterday, christian bale, the star of the new batman film, visited survivors of the theater shooting there in aurora, thanking medical staff and police who responded to the attack that left 12 dead and 58 injured. bale stopped bay makeshift memorial near the theater where the gunfire broke out. one of the victims is man named caleb medley, whose wife gave birth yesterday in the same hospital where caleb is recovering from a

tweet me. i want to know what you're doing up at this hour or anything else you're thinking.ele bachmann does with the word awake followed by a response. we'll read the best responses in the show. the next 30 minutes will be the cram session for this thursday, july 19th. a lot to tell you about, including a bunch of new polls that mitt romney has taken about bain. >>> plus, match made in late night heaven. newt gingrich shares leno's couch with snooki. and yes, they do talk about newt's bachelor party. that clip later in the show. >>> first, let's stick to the news at 5:30 a.m. >>> we begin with the conflict in syria where new clashes erupted overnight following a brazen bomb attack that infiltrated president bashar al assad's inner circle. the explosion happened yesterday inside the national security building inside damascus, killing through top officials, including syria's defense minister and assad's brother-in-law. the syrian government will not say whether assad was in the room during the attack. rebel commanders describe it as an inside job and said those who planted th

market advisors tweeted me this is peter cheer and he disagreed with an aspect of the argument he tweeted that floating rate bonds wouldn't have been helped by live or much as they are floating rate now that ties into an argument that nomi prins and paul craig roberts made in their paper in the article now peter chair was nice enough to send me a whole bunch of information which i'll go through this weekend and try to present you with this alternative analysis he laid out on live board next week so you can look forward to that i'll try to get him on the show too and after new york which was last week and some other days where we had multiple guests and we didn't really have the opportunity to do loose change in the studio while we did this week we did yesterday and someone actually wrote us a poem which was very touching and it actually may have been inspired by a song a gene autry song which our line producer found and brought to my attention but since we can't play music on air for copyright reasons i actually like to think that maybe it sounds more like a rap so let's bring it up i'll

or tweet me at willie geist 1. what are you doing up at this hour is?es. text the response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this tuesday, july 17th. a lot going on, including the united states navy firing on a fishing boat off the coast of the uae and killing one of its crew. we'll look into what happened there. >>> plus, jon stewart returns from a midsummer's break loaded forbear. going after mitt romney and the mysterious tax returns. we'll have that clip a little later in the show. first, let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here's 30 rock in new york city. former vice president dick cheney returns to washington today to meet with top house republicans about how to deal with the two-part challenge facing the economy at the end of year. the expiring bush tax cuts and those deep automatic spending cuts. democrats took a hard line yesterday suggesting they are prepared to go over the so-called fiscal cliff and allow those cuts in taxes to take effect if republicans continue

or tweet me at willie geist 1. what are you doing up at this hour is? or do what kevin youkilis does. text the response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this tuesday, july 17th. a lot going on, including the united states navy firing on a fishing boat off the coast of the uae and killing one of its crew. we'll look into what happened there. >>> plus, jon stewart returns from a midsummer's break loaded forbear. going after mitt romney and the mysterious tax returns. we'll have that clip a little later in the show. first, let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here's 30 rock in new york city. former vice president dick cheney returns to washington today to meet with top house republicans about how to deal with the two-part challenge facing the economy at the end of year. the expiring bush tax cuts and those deep automatic spending cuts. democrats took a hard line yesterday suggesting they are prepared to go over the so-called fiscal cliff and allow those cuts in taxes to take ef

i want to know what you're doing up this hour, email me or tweet me, @williegeist1. >>> we begin withs at home. the suspect in the aurora, colorado movie theater shooting that took place just after midnight last friday, remains in solitary confinement as prosecutors build their case against him. nbc news has confirmed now the alleged shooter registered on at least one dating site calling himself classic jim on match.com. he describes his most notable feature as his soul-penetrating eyes. he says he spends a lot of time thinking about the future and asks potential matches this question -- will you visit me in prison. yesterday, christian bale, the star of the new batman film, visited survivors of the theater shooting there in aurora, thanking medical staff and police who responded to the attack that left 12 dead and 58 injured. bale stopped bay makeshift memorial near the theater where the gunfire broke out. one of the victims is man named caleb medley, whose wife gave birth yesterday in the same hospital where caleb is recovering from a gunshot wound to the head. caleb is in a medical

tweet me, @randikayecnn. >>> you may think that an olympian's biggest concern is winning.omen's team was worry good her health and what seemed like a mysterious illness that kept getting in her way of winning of here's chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta, with the story. >> reporter: dana vollmer will be racing for gold in the 100-metro butterfly and two relays. a sweet comeback after a bitter disappointment four years ago when she failed to qualify at the olympic trials. >> it just seemed like in my career i always had something. >> reporter: at one point, there was a heart condition. an acl injury. shoulder injuries and back pain. there were also mysterious stomach aches. >> i had always had either knee or shoulder problems. so i didn't want to say, oh, i have a tummy ache today. >> reporter: those debilitating stomach aches went on for years. >> i had been to the emergency room three times at meets for stomach aches. >> reporter: more frustrating, doctors couldn't figure out what was wrong. >> there were multiple competitions with my family that i would be out

you can e-mail me at msnbc.com or tweet me at willie geist1. or west the word awake to 622639. we'll hear the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this wednesday, july the 18th, there's a lot to tell you about. including a dire warning from the fed chairman who says the fiscal cliff on the horizon could send the united states back into another recession. plus i don't know what you were doing about, i don't know, six hours ago, but i was prom dancing with kelly copowski. i should probably explain. and i will. a little bit later in this show. but first let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. today mitt romney will hold a town hall in bowling green, ohio. a state he hopes to win in a couple of months and not far from there former florida governor jeb bush and governor bobby jindal, a sleeper on the veep list, of louisiana, will also stump in ohio. as the campaign tries to regain control of the national conversation that has gotten away from it. all romney campaign's efforts to refocus things, the chor

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you can e-mail me at msnbc.com or tweet me at willie geist1. or west the word awake to 622639.how. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this wednesday, july the 18th, there's a lot to tell you about. including a dire warning from the fed chairman who says the fiscal cliff on the horizon could send the united states back into another recession. plus i don't know what you were doing about, i don't know, six hours ago, but i was prom dancing with kelly copowski. i should probably explain. and i will. a little bit later in this show. but first let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. today mitt romney will hold a town hall in bowling green, ohio. a state he hopes to win in a couple of months and not far from there former florida governor jeb bush and governor bobby jindal, a sleeper on the veep list, of louisiana, will also stump in ohio. as the campaign tries to regain control of the national conversation that has gotten away from it. all romney campaign's efforts to refocus things, the chorus calling for him to release more of his tax

sprinter nick simmonds tweeted me. outsourcing always be part of the global economy, but the opening ceremonies outfits? that seems wrong. based on the calls we're getting today, lot of americans agree with him. >> you'll respond to people if they write you what the athletes should do. >> i have a twitter handle and a facebook page. i will respond. >> tomorrow night, we'll tell you the winning entry on what the athletes should be wearing. thanks so much, sharyn. >>> now we'll turn to the penn state sexual abuse sandal. that scathing report issued today says officials at the very highest level of the university repeatedly and deliberated concealed facts. it accused four men of, quote, total and consistent disregard for jerry sandusky's victims. it is a con tem nation that raises new questions about the legal and moral responsibility to act for everyone. here is abc's senior national correspondent jim avila. >> reporter: the knees on the bigger than life statue, outside the stadium joe paterno built in happy valley, pa,

you call or tweet me, give me the top five holdings and i will tell you if you need to mix it up a littleere blasting me saying, jim, it's predictable. listen, if diversification is predictable then i am winning the war. i am starting with a tweet first from @legal celebrity who writes, boo-yah from l.a. west coast luv. uh i've got michael kors, at&t, apple, magnum hunter, facebook, # am i diversified. [ buzzer ] let's take a look. spec oil play, apparel. facebook is tech. all right? you can say social media. telco and apple. we have two. a problem here. apple and facebook are both tech. we'll get rid of facebook and buy -- bristol-myers so we get a little yield. to charlie in alaska. >> caller: hey, jim. i have a 61 degree north latitude land of the midnight sun b-b-boo-yah going out to the most didactic personality in media, jim cramer. i'm doing great. >> thesaurus boo-yah. what's up? snoo here's my portfolio. verizon, vz, altria, eli-lily, consolidated edison, and -- no coke -- pepsi. >> oh, sorry. >> caller: the cyclicals have gotten fried. should i mess with the secular success or a

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prices taking money or purchasing power out of my pocket and that is the difference now nigel watson tweeted me and he had a special question for professor steve king he said to me could i ask professor steve kean about the moral hazard created by a debt jubilee what about savers and sound money so why don't we ask professor steve keen how do you avoid the moral hazard that jubal later tell are those who are just want to call it a modern aaa because an old fashioned jubilee i'm not joking here i said with the capitated the money will end right off the debt and it was only the model of the sausage but a modern digital a conduit that because of the debt the moat the money lenders all the banks and not as as well as creating too much debt to finance speculation they've also given that money bottled up and security was the debt and sold it to people who think the board of atomic asset for their pensions so they're the side. it isn't week we come up with then be disadvantaged by this so that's one idea of a modern day jubilee with the money would go from the federal reserve to the public vod their b

you call me, tweet me, give me your top five holdings. @jimcramer on twitter.week they were blasting me, it's predictable. if diversification is predictable, i'm winning this war. i'm starting with a tweet first that says boo-yah, i have l.a. west, #amidiversified? tech, michael, they're doing okay. facebook, it is tech. social media. at&t, tellco, apple. look at this. we have two. we have a problem. i'm regarding apple and facebook as two techs. we're going to exnay the facebook and buy bristol-myers. so we get a little yield. okay. let's go to charlie in alaska. charlie? >> caller: hey, jim, i have a 61 degree north latitude land of the midnight sun ba-ba-ba-boo-yah going out to the best personality in media, i'm doing great. >> boo-yah. >> caller: here's my portfolio, vz, altria, eli lilly, lly, consolidated edison, ed, and pep. over my pride since the cyclicals have all gotten fried. should i nest with the secular success or am i diversified? >> the poet laureate of the land of the rising sun. who must never quit his day job. okay. nice yielding tobacco com

call me, tweet me, write me. the market saw right through it. closing down for the third straight day. earnings season has begun. we'll warn you how growth forecasts from companies reporting earnings come from already slashed estimates. in other words the beat may not be a beat. and we'll say how democratic operatives admit to chasing down candidates, not just in public events but in their homes and posting it online. that's wrong. first up this evening let's get the latest on the tax cut extension president obama unveiled today. eamon javers has the details. good evening. >> good evening. it was a campaign style event at the east room today. the president surrounded by middle class americans the white house said would benefit from the tax program he was anoupsing today which, as you say, was about limiting the bush era tax cuts, extending them only for people making under $250,000 a year. the president didn't specifically mention president george w. bush or mitt romney by name specifically. he did implicitly link the policies of the two men. >>