. >> they put a white board up. they'd rather have a white board than my fist.board inned city. >> this show is so funny. if it dope we gel, there you go. >> it's a lesson you should never do a show with them again. >> you have capitmeos from athletes. terrell owens, chris bosh. jeremy roenick. i think i have a picture of you two here. what happened here? okay. oka okay. >> is this staged or did this occur? >> the story line involves that they're supposed toot hit me. and i start to think. oh, i'm the greatest hockey player in the world and they he was one of the most fame our tough guys in the history of the mfl. why don't they. not really. get just a little bit of me and i'm supposed to jump forward and do that. he really hit me. >> yeah, right. >> na that is my face smashed up -- >> get really close. it's really worth looking at. >> you don't see much hint in regret in jeremy's face? >> no, no, he's looking lot provide of himself. >> the show is funny. see you at the emmys saturday night. we'll be right back with josh hamilton. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ ber

papers and stuff and busting unioners with the picketing signs and need markers and white board, et cetera, et cetera, staples up0% in a year. >> brenda: gary b, bull or bear. >> bearish, don't like that stock at all. >> brenda: what do you like, your prediction. >> i like football season, like the redskins and love pepsi goes great with everything up 20%. >> brenda: on that beverage, toby, what do you think. >> you're he such a bad legged guy, getting killed by coca-cola, come on. >> brenda: todd your prediction. >> and category killer apple hits $1,000 a share by easter. >> brenda: jonas, do you have anything bad to say about apple. >> easter, 2020. >> brenda: tobin, your he redix. >> the way you make money and propose he will, qualcomm. they go inside those and kindle and i'm going to continue to hang with them. >>nd

of her own children she managed to paying the city skyline portrait before the towers went up and white boards to plan 900 students schedules after the system principal tried to do it on a computer and a sign that said sometimes you have to take a leap and build your wings on the way down. the law bistro the case look-alike time capsule. newer winners flashing signs of cash. raiders have knowledge but one week ago with the superintendent anabel garza to a good guidance counselor side. what to we need to make this presentable? money. anabel garza went to a trip to ikea and went to pick up trash thinking the of the principles are not doing this right now. [laughter] acid did not have their younger sisters moving yen to take care of her daughter most night she was out talking to missionaries to have a school improvements facilitator in making mental list of who was missing books, desks and who was just missing. what is the drama? can i give you the short version the assistant principal asked concerning as science teachers largess. somebody suggested confiscating all the furniture from the site an

. >> i actually was writing him messages on a white board and he gave me the thumb's up that he understood. >> persons of interest, their words, were seen in this video trying to use his credit card at an exxon station of 1200 block. they have not connected the two assaults and robberies. >> i remember the first guy who went to the incident and saw it happened again. we have to do something about this. it will come to a point where someone could get killed. >> you think there's a connection? >> yes. >> we think so. >> bruce johnson, 9news now. >> d.c. police declined our request for an interview. anita. >>> we now have an explanation for a bizarre and dangerous animal encounter in virginia yesterday evening. a beaver, yes, a beaver attacked a woman who was swimming in the lake and it has tested positive for rabies. more on what is next. scott. >> well, here they are taking precautions. they closed the lake to swimmers for the time being until they can figure out what they are going to do. what is next is canvassing this area to see if any other petteds or people may have come in contact wi

board except for ohio, unemployment is worse. spending is up across the board. healthcare bill remains exceedingly unpopular. college tuition is up. poverty has gone up. not a credible plan advanced by the current white house. they would rather as you said ignore it and hope they get through the election without having to answer a single thing. >> greg: it's a high school election. popularity contest. the media loves the quarterback. >> eric: can i make a quick point about the poll? >> dana: everybody loves the quarterback. >> eric: the big deal with obama with a big lead is it dampens the enthusiasm. republicans are going what is the point of voting? i'll stay away from this. they have it locked up. >> greg: or the reverse, making the lead look commanding that people won't go out and vote for obama. >> bob: you know something -- >> dana: you could say that. >> eric: you vote for the winner. people want to jump on the bandwagon. >> dana: not as much as the other way. >> bob: listen, they are going to poll ohio. it's a critical state. the fact is obama has a substantial lead in ohio. he does. you may not want to hear that -- >> eric: if you look at the poll, they poll people who are tuned in looking d

emotion of the campaign and then roll up the sleeves and get into the conference room and open up the white boardnd bolts of getting the policy done. people turn off to that and they don't realize that you have to dig down deep and focus on that and we have the el arize that is what the president has been doing over the past 3 1/2 years and reminding people that the work he has been doing has an impact on their life and explaining that and making sure that the message gets out. that is the thing that affects the community, and the thing that inspired me as a small business owner to start a new grocery chain sterling farms and going into the underprivileged and underserved people to bring food came from the white house literally. the president and mrs. obama asked the american enterprise to get off of the sidelines and join the fight, and that is what i am doing as a small business owner, too. >> talk about the community of new orleans, because i have a lot of relative theres, and they watch your shows, but clearly hurricane isaac brought new challenges outside of the levee walls and we saw mitt r

white, violent vazquez, tina [speaker not understood], [speaker not understood]. kevin bogus, and then anyone who would like to speak, just come on up. you each have two minutes. >>> good evening, members of the board of supervisors, board of education. my name is leah white. i am the program manager for bernal hoods neighborhood center, [speaker not understood], this is an action based justice program which engages and empowers young people to be accountable and take part in creating aid more equitable future for themselves and their generations to come. as i know everyone would agree, our youth education and the environment is very important. as a world class city i would hope that we also make it a priority of this in developing world class citizens. the past three years bernal heights neighborhood center has [speaker not understood] addressing the issues that we encounter during [speaker not understood]. sfpd's implementation of the [speaker not understood] program. sfpd is a former model of community policing has been creating more problems than they were helping. so, we decided to collaborate with our fellow organizers at ymac united players, boys and girls club as well as the officers and ca

white males. if you look across the board today, women obama up double digits. up way way way multiple double digits. among african-americans he's up among seniors young people. mitt romney leads barack obama only among white males. what the hell's wrong with us. terry is in kalispell montana. hi terry. >> caller: how are you bill? thanks for taking my call. bill, i spent 20 years in the army. i'm a retired army first sergeant. my last assignment was at fort ord. i'm familiar with the area around there seaside and the like. i've had a lot of black people work for me. a lot of white people work for me. what it is tribalism. these people up here in this area and this is quite an affluent area, i don't know if you've ever been up here. >> bill: i sadly say i haven't but i look forward to getting up there. >> caller: you ought to get up here because it is a beautiful place. >> bill: your senator max baucus is a friend of mine. he lives near me on capitol hill. he keeps inviting me up. i'm coming up one of these days. >> caller: you should do it. i'm not a fan of max

white house. >> stocks holding steady thanks to the increase of existing home sales. a live look at the board or you can see the dow is up about 51 points. the rich are getting richer this year. >> the forbes list of wealthy as people in america is out today and if you were rich before then you are probably still rich. leading the pack is bill gates with a net worth of $66 billion followed by warren buffett, he has $46 billion, larry ellison came in third with 41 billion and there's one person that is not so rich this year, although he is doing ok, mark zuckerberg of course dropped from 14 spots from no. 14 last year to #36 this year because of his stock situation. >> i don't feel sorry for him, i think he is ok. >> the biggest bridge move in the united states happening right now here in the bay area >> the new milestone for oneself, where doctors performed the first uterus' transplant. >> summer breeze blowing the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> ok, the pressure is on, lawrence karnow has to deliver a clear forecast on friday morning, the space shuttle endeavor is taking a farewell flight through the bay area skies between 8:30 a

up. >> we know that bill clinton will be part of that game. he'll be brought out with his white boardto voters in those key states about. >>> coming up monday, on "starting point," we'll talk to lynn povich. she was my boss many years ago. the first female seniority editor of "newsweek" magazine. she'll be joining us. "american idol" judge randy jackson will be our guest. "covert affairs" star christopher gorham will join us as well monday on "starting point." a quick programming note as well, sunday night, 8:00 p.m., cnn profiles the republican presidential nominee, "romney revealed," followed at 9:30 by "romn "obama revealed" right here on cnn. and guess what's coming up? mark it on your calendars. >> the debates. >> you have a winner. mitt romney and president obama have their first opportunity to go head-to-head on the issues. debate night coming to you live from the university of denver in colorado. and obviously, we'll get a chance to see that on cnn. big thank you to the folks in the midnight diner right here in charlotte. we didn't get to dig into the food. >> i did. it was go

up making learning easier for local high school students. no. 5, d.c.'s anacostia high school's multimillion dollar makeover is complete. the renovations include interactive white boards, enhanced sound systems in every classroom and six new computer labs, all part of phase 2 of a $62 million renovation. no. 4, there's a new mobile app that makes it easier for college students in d.c. to report allegations of sexual assault. d.c.'s mayor and university administrators unveiled you ask d.c. today. the app and website also provides phone numbers and resources to victims. no. 3, a new treatment for people suffering from multiple sclerosis. the fda approved a new oral drug called au bagio of the oral drug is much easier to administer. no. 2, stressed out at work? you could be at risk of heart disease. researchers found people with more job-related stress were 23% more likely to have a heart attack. other health experts say work stress can be related to heart disease, but it wouldn't be the main cause. no. 1, having trouble using metro's rush plus program? you are not alone. the service is supposed to ease congestion along the blue, yellow, orange and green lines, but so fa

white house. he went up to the white house and came back the next day after having dinner, told his staff he's on board with ronald reagan's tax cuts. they said to tip o'neal, tip how did you do that. he said was ronald reagan talked to me about the greatness of america not taxes. megyn: michael reagan, thank you sir. in 2009 president obama told nbc news that the failure to improve the economy would make him a one term president. now he's talking about four more years. we'll talk about the importance of tonight's speech with ben labolt. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! megyn: there is a growing election controversy in washington after a government accou

board. the attack in libya is leading to vigils and memorial services around the world. one of those services took place last night just outside the white house. the man who organized it grew up in falls church and took a year off of george mason to become a freedom fighter in libya. he knew ambassador stevens personally. >> he was really enthusiastic about being there and he was also very enthusiastic and excited about libyan-americans coming and helping. i remember him specifically telling us, the few libyan-americans that were there, that he's very proud as an american that we're here as americans helping out this revolution. >> stevens is the sixth u.s. ambassador killed on duty. the last one was adolph dubs who died in afghanistan in 1979. >>> virginia will be decision 2012 central again this week. republican nominee mitt romney will hold a rally at van dyke park in fairfax today at 11:30. his running mate ryan will be in the commonwealth tomorrow. his trip comes after controversial comments. romney called the white house disgraceful for an early statement on the attacks which romney said sympathized with the attackers. he is standing by the comments. >> the embassy of t

as we look across the board in the battle ground states and i've been looking at different polls, obama ask moving up with these working class white woman in places like ohio, wisconsin, even florida he's moving up to around 50% of them. that makes the math almost impossible for mitt romney in those states and they are responding largely to the economic message, the bain arguments, the 47 arguments, medicare, taxes. that is where it seems to be doing damage to romney. >> you asked the question would you say you were better off than you were during the 2008 presidential election. 31% thought they were better off. 31% worse off. same, 34%. that same 34%, but how are they lining up? >> this is really interesting. this is the question that republicans want to center the election on. are you better off than you were four years ago. and not surprisingly among the roughly one-third who say they are better off, president obama is prerge dominantly, and the ones w say they're worse off mitt romney is winning 10-1. but what is striking to me, the remaining third, president obama is ahead substantially by almost 25 points, 57-34 i believe wa

board nants to tell multiple stories to the american people over a period of time? i believe the congress is fed up. the dni report suggests this was a terrorist attack, the white house has a lot of answers, and thank god for fox news being tenacious enough to cause the mainstream media not to ignore this. lou: ron, turning to the issue that brad is laying out before us, and that is now we have the dni correcting, if you will, unspecified initial impressions or at least a view, but at the same time, that contradicts recent assertions in 24 hours that it was a terrorist attack. it seems this is beginning to compound this administration -- this administration is being -- it seems to be compounding the mistakes of judgment or the outright misrepresentation of reality to the american people. >> i think that's exactly right, louings and it's not starting with the director of national intelligence, but our counterterrorism directer who testified on capitol hill saying it was a terrorist attack. it was a coordinated attack. it was an indirect fire, direct fire, and now you have the ndi with this statement. to me, the most porn and significant thing learned today, lou,

up 1.5%. a white house report formally warned today that the government faces $110 billion in across- the-board spending cuts come 2013. the cuts were designed to happen automatically unless congress adopts a sweeping deficit reduction package. social security, medicare, federal pensions, and veterans benefits would be exempt. the report said everything else, from the militarto border enforcement to student loans, would suffer. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: we turn to the impact of government bailouts here in the u.s. and questions that continue to surround those decisions. it was september 15, 2008, when the investment bank lehman brothers filed for bankruptcy protection. ray suarez looks at what it set in motion and where things stand now. >> suarez: lehman brothers' collapse sent employees packing and the stock market plummeting. the bush administration had decided it would not rescue lehman. the treasury department had taken over mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac that same month, and helped save bear stearns earlier that year. treasury s

up. i suspect we got a little bit of a bounce for obama. let's see how long it lasts. i would remind you. this i don't have my white boardhe high tech department put this together for me. in 19078 after the conventions jimmy carter led ronald reagan 44-40. after the 1988 convention, it was 55 dukakis and 38 for bush 41. >> a poll two months out from the election approximately doesn't mean that much? >> yeah. right after -- immediately in the back wash of the conventions. there is also some other interesting stuff going on here. there have been only four polls run and released in recent days since the democratic convention in states. and in all four of those, including two battleground states, ohio and north carolina, all four of those polls showed movement towards mitt romney. so maybe what happened is is that barack obama is getting this bump by getting democrats in places like new york and. >> bill: san francisco. san francisco. >> san francisco. >> bill: where you are right now making money. >> you know, they like you out here, bill. >> bill: i thought everyone liked me except juan and mary katharine are the only ones

white board. >> seems to make sense. >> the biggest gainer right now, shld. >> up over 7%. eddie lampert stepping up and buying 2 million shares. esl, he controls that company. >> right. >> a lot of transactions. >> when you were buying last, wh what, did you see people in the stores? >> i've never gone to saers. >> have you ever gone to sears? >> i've been to a sears a number of times. in upstate new york. only person in there. >> you shopped there. >> i was looking for a tie or something. >> tires. >> the costco cfo got in touch me because i said on "mad money" costco didn't have as cheap of tires as sears, they wanted to know where it was and promised to beat sears price. >> they called me on my cell phone. >> that's service. >> watching shares of disney, by the way, yesterday's session hitting an all-time high in disney. we're pennies away, 51.17, the intraday high 15.21. a lot of news around this stock, well-loved. if you think the u.s. economy is okay, jim, this is one you want to be in. >> that chart is ridiculous. >> a breakout. >> talking about $92 billion market v

board. >> the questions are white hot for the president weeks before the election. with an nbc news/"wall street journal" poll finding the approval on foreign policy dipped to 49%. while disapproval is up46%. while the cbs news, "new york times" poll found the approval at 50% and disapproval at 36%, the president was bankrupt today at campaign event in virginia about -- president was blunt today at campaign event in virginia reassuring the public he is keeping america safe at home and abroad. >> we still face american threats and we have to make sure the military and diplomats are protected. >> pentagon officials claimed marines were in another part of libya protecting the embassy before the benghazi attack and then admitted that was not true. state department officials said there were no libyan security guards inside the perimeter of the u.s. consulate and had to walk that back. >> you hate to think that the president would purposely mislead the american people but it lookin looks like it to . >> administration flatly deny notion they misled the public. they say the only reason the account has changed is new facts have emergeed since it's ongoing investigation. >> bret: ed henry on th

board in my dad's factory, there was all these black and white pictures. we thought it was present pictures. i remember there was one picture about the streets lining up on the new york, in new york street people back, they were waiting for the food because they were unemployed. and another one, it was this capitalist dumping all this milk into the river to keep the price, but he wouldn't feed ordinary people. and then when we were growing up, i talked to some people many times that my mom would always say that when you have a penny, break it in half. you spend a half and save the other half for the poor people in america. [laughter] so i guess -- so that's what, and my first story, english story was i can memorize the whole story. it's called "john smith and his wife, mary, they work for the coal mine." but in the winter it's very cold, but they didn't have enough money to buy coal. so john is, there is a son. his son asks, daddy, why don't we have money to buy coal? he says because we produce too much coal, and the capitalists have us out of a job. still a lot of the stories were written about the great depression. that's how we saw, you poor people