you're not victor.hat's the only reason prices are down. >> sharon: prices stabilized when victoria was in charge. >> tucker: well, victoria was c.e.o. as soon as you've proven yourself, there'll be sunny skies and big dollars. >> sharon: i can make decisions and deals and buys and sells, and it won't make any difference as long as victoria and nick are around. i can't fire 'em, although i might be able to make their lives difficult enough that it forces them to quit. >> tucker: now there's a thought. >> man: the newman scions prevailed, leading to mrs. newman's psychiatric evaluation. she's back, and newman enterprises has been downgraded to sell. >> victoria: (sighs) how do we fix this? >> nick: (sighs) there's gotta be some way to reassure investors, to install some confidence. it'd be a good time for dad to walk in that door right now. >> victoria: but he hasn't yet, with all hell breaking loose. when will he? i just don't understand why nobody's seen him or heard from him. >> billy: how could you l

i didn't know a man named pedro victor darcey. pedro victor garcia is marco rubio's grandfather. a name i had never heard before i started research on this project. and brightest mentioned discrepancy about the senators family story of coming after castro, but i also wanted to know about pedro victor garcia because in a few speeches by senator have spoken about him and the big influence he had on his life. and so one of the things you've got to love about washington is we've got lots of little rules. tiny little rules. and i found out there talking to a bunch of researchers, that if you were born 100 years ago, all of your immigration records are transferred from the immigration service, the uscis, to the national archives. and this may not seem like a big deal to you, but it was a really big deal to me because to get records from the immigration service, you have to make a freedom of information act request. to get records from the national archives much quicker and easier process. so i found out that pedro victor's records were kept at the national archives in kansas city. and

look at victor here. victor is leaning back., bring his shoulders back and stable his core. you released your stored fat and that fat gets burned up in the muscles. your goal of exercise, activate your muscles. walking like this, walking upstairs. >> walking like this? >> you feel strong and tightening the core. instead of sitting in a chair, you can sit on the ball. that will help you burn more muscles. you have to get going as a beginner. >> how do you make it fun because i think that's also part of it. it becomes this thing that you kind of want to do it and if you wait until the end of the day, you don't have the energy to do it. how do you make it fun so you're looking forward to even 30 minutes, let's say. >> that's one of the greatest questions. if you don't like your exercise, you're going to not do it. find things you enjoy, maybe it's tennis, racket ball or playing basketball and maybe what we do as a family, we do once a week we go to an indoor trampoline park and play indoor dodgeball with my son who is 7 and my wife

. >>> marÍa antonieta collins nos habla de la trÁgica historia de zapata y vÍctor avila, dos hombresmos antes de que se fuera. >>> nadie como magdalena avila villalobos para hablar de quien es su otra mitad. >>> yo soy.... >>> nadie como ella para hablar de su hermano gemelo el agente especial de aduanas y fronteras vÍctor avila. >>> la relaciÓn entre vÍctor y yo es sumamente especial desde chiquito todos juntos. >>> magdalena supo antes que nadie a lo que vÍctor el internado de la agencia de aduanas lo enamorÓ del oficio que lo convirtiÓ en investigador estatal y federal. >>> combatiÓ lo mismo el contrabando de armas y humanos, especialmente de niÑas y mujeres traÍdas a los estados unidos para la prostituciÓn recuerda lo que este a menudo le decÍa. si me dan 5 balazos por salvar a una niÑa utilizada como esclava sexual entonces, que me den 10. ana marÍa y amador zapata. jaime el tercero de sus 5 hijos naciÓ para ser investigador especial. no solo ellos pensaban eso. joe morton el director de ice. y que representa lo mejor de estados unidos. comenzÓ como agente de la patrulla fronter

- victor doesn't feel well. i think that we're gonna have to keep you home. - but, hon, it's the first day. - i know, but what if he's contagious? and, you know, we can't do that. - can you stay, and i'll take syd? - yeah, yeah. - and i will call you in an hour. okay, buddy? i do not like you being sick. all right. - all right. - bye, daddy. bye, victor. feel better. - bye. - bye. have a good day. - you too. - love you, daddy. - bye, ladies. all right, man. well, let's head upstairs and get you into bed. - can i lay on the couch? there's a tv there. - okay. - and that brings us to friday. drt. what is drt? - oh, it's-- - dave ray trio. - yes. - jazz and stuff. - and they are scheduled for half a day only. why? - because they couldn't afford a whole day. [cell phone chiming] - well, we have a half day that's unbooked. what are we gonna-- - i don't know. do you want me to see if i can move landon's session to then? - i'm sorry. hold on. that is a great idea. yes, thank you. - i'm gonna get some coffee. - what is t

victor. >> appears to be very cool.ra sidner, thank you very much. coming up next house, we'll talk politics, did mitt romney speak too soon? did the president drop the ball by not leaving the campaign trail during the crisis? we'll break that down. >>> there may be a deal in the chicago teachers strike. a report is next on what still needs to be hammered out to make it all final. >>> a circuit judge has tossed out major portions of wisconsin's collective bargaining law. the law, backed by republican governor scout walker, limits the rights of public employee unions like teacher unions. the judge ruled yesterday the law violates both the state and u.s. constitution, but this legal battle is probably long from over. after the ruling, governor walker suggested the state would appeal that decision. >>> in chicago, it's the first teacher strike in 25 years, but that may all be ending soon. at least parents and the teachers hope know. >> more on where things stand. there's no contract but there's progress. >> both sides are

victor? >> let's talk about ben bernanke. there's no sign they will take action in the september 12th meeting. this could be the judge the fed needs for a stimulus. put what he said up on the screen now. on the 31st of august he said the federal reserve will provide accommodation as needed to promote a stronger economic recovery. is this is nudge for a stimulus? something to boost growth? >> you make a good point. it could force the fed's hand to make good on that promise. the fed has two mandates. one is to promote maximum employment. this august report gives the fed more room to take action. look before friday. you know, the economic picture was looking more promising, brighter. the housing sector is showing much improvement with sales of homes. foreclosures are down. prices of homes are going up. the service sector is showing improvement. retail sales. before friday, maybe a stimulus wasn't needed. now, after friday, the weak jobs report for august is resetting the stimulus conversation. ben bernanke spoke in wyoming in au

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. >> i'm victor blackwell. thanks for starting your morning with us. >>> here are five important stories we're watching this morning. the man behind the anti-muslim film that sparked protest in the middle east was escorted from his home overnight. he left voluntary but didn't speak to reporters as he left his house. he was apparently questioned for a few hours before leaving on his own. that film has sparked protests in more than a dozen countries, some of them turning violent. western diplomats have warned leaders in those countries to ensure protection for their staff. secretary of state hillary clinton warned that the u.s. would take action to protect its diplomatic facilities. >>> a circuit judge has tossed out major portions of wisconsin's collective bargaining law. limits the rights of public unions. the law violates the state and u.s. constitution, but this legal battle is probably long from over after the ruling governor walker suggested the state would appeal that decision. >>> sometimes all traders ne

. >> good morning, victor. >> good morning.efore we start, i want to go over something that you said a few years ago when you lost in 2010 for the race for governor. you had harsh words for democrats in washington and president obama. you said i faced head winds from washington that i liken to a tsunami and people prefer to vote for somebody with questionable ethics than somebody with the washington democratic agenda. thursday night, president obama said this. >> now, i won't pretend the path i'm offering is quick or easy. i never have. you didn't elect me to tell you what you wanted to hear, you elected me to tell you the truth. the truth is, it will take more than a few years to solve challenges that built up over decades. it will require a common effort and shared responsibility and the bold, persistent experimentation franklin roosevelt pursued during the only crisis worse than this one. >> you were critical of the president two years ago. he is changing nothing. why aren't you speaking up now? >> well, i wasn't so much cri

. >> and i'm victor blackwell. thanks for starting your day with us, and we begin this hour with new details on that consulate attack in libya. it left four americans, including the u.s. ambassador to america, chris stevens, dead. sources tell us the consulate was doused with diesel fuel killing ambassador stevens, and i.t. specialist sean smith with toxic smoke. learning about how two other men, former navy s.e.a.l.s tyron woods and glen doherty were killed. they were part of security in an annex when they contributed. fran townsend explains. >> reporter: they get a phone call that their colleagues at the consulate are taking fire and they need help. they leave the security of the annex and run into the direction of the fire fight. they are round up all the staff includes americans, foreign services, and it included regrettably at that time the body of sean smith. can't find the ambassador. they must evacuate and they take all these other people to a much smaller annex and secure them and they figure they are not

. >> and i'm victor blackwell. thanks for starting your day with us, and we begin this hour with new details on that consulate attack in libya. it left four americans, including the u.s. ambassador to america, chris stevens, dead. sources tell us the consulate was doused with diesel fuel killing ambassador stevens, and i.t. specialist sean smith with toxic smoke. learning about how two other men, former navy s.e.a.l.s tyron woods and glen doherty were killed. they were part of security in an annex when they contributed. fran townsend explains. >> reporter: they get a phone call that their colleagues at the consulate are taking fire and they need help. they leave the security of the annex and run into the direction of the fire fight. they are round up all the staff includes americans, foreign services, and it included regrettably at that time the body of sean smith. can't find the ambassador. they must evacuate and they take all these other people to a much smaller annex and secure them and they figure they are not

. >> i'm victor blackwell. 8:00 on the east coast, 5:00 out west. thanks for starting your day with us. let's get you up to speed on some of the stories we're working on this morning. >>> first mexican police have arrested a suspect in the killing of a u.s. border agent that blew the lid off the botched gun smuggling scheme known as fast and furious. he was taken into custody about 60 miles south of the arizona border. he's the second person arrested in the case. three other suspects are still at large. the pentagon wants answers about the bombshell tell-all "no easy day" recounts the killing of osama bin laden. the head of u.s. operations contacted members of the covert team to find out if the book's version of bin laden's death is accurate. in no easy day, the author writes bin laden had been shot already and was lying on the floor of his room when the s.e.a.l.s entered. he says they shot bin laden again and that's when they killed him. the pentagon says that's wrong. they said bin laden was standing when they entered and they shot him because he

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>> sure enough victor and them go giant river otter.o that is not even funny. sure enough, there they were. >> right there. on the big log. >> that is an otter? >> yeah. >> i can't believe we are seeing it. >> wow. >> very rare. >> very lucky to see that. >> jack, they are moving. >> it is something that even up there with the pink river dolphin may be higher than that as far as how rare it is. >> that has to be so special to know that endangered animal is here. >> can you imagine seeing river otters and pink dolphins in the same day? >> no. >> there are only 100-200 in the world. >> they were already killed for the skin. >> yeah. >> they were all hunted. there are just very few left. >> look way down there and there is a pink river dolphin between the giant river otter. to see a giant river oter and a pink dolphin on that day is like winning the lottery. i don't know what the chances are, 1 in 1 million. i don't know. after that we decided to call it a day. on the way victor spotted something floating in front of us. >> what is it? oh,

i'm randi kaye. >> i'm victor blackwell. >>> and we're starting this morning with those anti-american protests now in more than a dozen countries around the world. this video is from sydney, australia, where peaceful protest this morning turned violent. the confrontation between police and protesters happened in front of the u.s. consulate there. >>> also overnight in los angeles county, the man behind the film that sparked these protests were escorted from his home by police for questioning. >>> the protests in australia and the questioning the filmmaker come in the wake of violent clashes like yemen and sedan. police sent to three places. we are covering all ang ales of the story from in the middle east to here at home. and cnn intelligence correspondent suzanne kelly is in washington. in egypt, more than 140 protesters have been arrested as egyptian security forces crack down around the u.s. embassy, so, let's bring in ian lee for us this morning, he is in cairo. have the protests let up at all there in the capital? >> ea

. >> i'm victor blackwell. it's saturday, september 15th, good to have you with us. >>> the man behind the anti-muslim film that sparked protests in the middle east was escorted from his home. that is him bundled in a coat. he left voluntarily, but didn't speak to reporters as he left his house. this all happened just a few hours ago. he was supposed to have only limited access to the internet, of course, the trailer for his movie was found on youtube. we'll let you know as soon as we get more on this development. >>> we have seen anti-american protests in more than a dozen countries so far. this morning we saw protests pop up in sydney, australia. turned violent with protesters clashing with police near the consulate. especially trained u.s. marines were sent to help beef up security. in benghazi, four americans were killed in the first few hours of the protests there. their bodies were returned to the u.s. on friday. cnn's senior international correspondent arwa damon visited the ruins of the destroyed consul

explain. >> it is, victor.t doesn't make any sense in 2012 we would have the chief elections officer along with the attorney general of the state of ohio appealing the decision of a u.s. circuit court judge that said you will treat the voters in the state of ohio as equals and you will restore the last three days of early voting. make no mistake about it, what they are doing is creating an environment voters of this state have less access to the ballot last year or the year before or in 2008. as we know in ohio, about 100,000 for example in this state took advantage of the last three days of early voting. it makes no sense. in a letter to the former attorney general u.s. circuit court judge nathaniel jones said it pained him the attorney general was aligning the good people of ohio with the segregationist policies of former governors like governor wallace and others who under the guise of state's rights defied the united states constitution. victor and deb, that is exactly what is happening in the state of ohio

james brown will reveal the victor the soldiers are back to do it all again. but you know version twenty twelve on r.t. . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. silage brighton. able to move from funds to pressure. moves from stunts on t.v. don't come. wealthy british style. time to rise. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on r g. it's. sick. every trick of the headlines on our see no point in nation of the syrian regime from the outside but silence regarding a rebel terror attacks in damascus the latest from the u.n. general assembly meeting in new york at the top of the hour. also today in our sound hughes's behind compound gathering as a platform to make his case calling on the u.s. to stop these

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. >> i'm victor blackwell. here are five stories we're watching this morning. number one, in benghazi, libya, hundreds of pro-democracy demonstrator stormed the headquarters of a radical islamist group linked to the embassy attacked that killed four americas, shouting "no to militias." and at least four were killed and more than 70 injured in benghazi. mitt romney has released his latest federal tax return from 2011. he paid nearly $2 million taxes on $14 million, a 14.1% rate. >> and while you were sleeping, the senate approved a plan to fund the government for another six months. the government was set to run out of money by the end of the month. now all members of congress are off so can go home to campaign. >> and a disturbing story from here in suburban atlanta. paul and sheila comber kept their son mitch confined and malnourished for four years and then on his 18th birthday shipped him to los angeles with a list of homeless shelters. authorities found him there and mitch is now back in georgia in safe surroundings and his parents are in custody. >> number

. >> i'm victor blackwell. here are five stories we're watching this morning. number one, in benghazi, libya, hundreds of pro-democracy demonstrator stormed the headquarters of a radical islamist group linked to the embassy attacked that killed four americas, shouting "no to militias." and at least four were killed and more than 70 injured in benghazi. mitt romney has released his latest federal tax return from 2011. he paid nearly $2 million taxes on $14 million, a 14.1% rate. >> and while you were sleeping, the senate approved a plan to fund the government for another six months. the government was set to run out of money by the end of the month. now all members of congress are off so can go home to campaign. >> and a disturbing story from here in suburban atlanta. paul and sheila comber kept their son mitch confined and malnourished for four years and then on his 18th birthday shipped him to los angeles with a list of homeless shelters. authorities found him there and mitch is now back in georgia in safe surroundings and his parents are in custody. >> number

i'm deborah feyerick in for randi kaye. >> i'm victor blackwell.ories we're watching this morning. number one, the u.s. has warned iran to stop providing arms to syrian president al assad. hillary clinton asked syria's neighboring countries to refuse using the air space to transport those weapons. the u.s. announced a $15 million in nonlethal support for syrian opposition forces. >>> staying in iran, the country's news agency was fooled by the folks at the onion. took credit for a story claims a gallup poll found that rural white americans prefers ahmadinejad over president obama. they removed the story once they realized the onion was not a legitimate news organization.

. >> i'm victor blackwell. thanks for starting your day right here with us. we start with a surprising admission from the intelligence community. they are now saying the deadly attack on the consulate was a deliberate and organized assault. four americans were killed including ambassador chris stevens. it a violent end to a spontaneous protest over an anti-muslim film. but an investigation found c evidence to the contrary. >>> criticism from republicans over the initial response. now, one high-ranking republican wants u.s. ambassador to the united nations susan rice to step down. new york congressman peter king says rice is to be held account aable for her statements on the attack. here's what he told our wolf blitzer. >> i believe this was such a failure of foreign policy message and leadership. such a misstatement of the facts as known at the time and for her to go on all those showers and be misinforming the american people and our allies and countries around the world, to me, somebody has to pay the price first. we have so much things to go wrong and ever

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