carl? >> attia abawi, thanks. >>> tonight, we're hearing from the families of some of the americans killed in that attack. nbc's thanh trong is joining us now from norfolk, virginia, home to s.e.a.l. team six. >> reporter: here in the greater norfolk area, tens of thousands of families are closely connected to the navy and the navy s.e.a.l.s. as you can imagine, losing 22 of their own is hard to process. at a church service in virginia beach this morning, the faithful prayed for the fallen, and sang the navy hymn. navy s.e.a.l.s may be shrouded in secrecy, but in naval communities like this, they are neighbors, friends, and family. >> my heart goes out to them. i know the boys were doing what they loved, and always would do that, and they live for that. but to lose them it's tough. >> reporter: navy s.e.a.l. aaron vaughn was based in virginia beach. he was one of 22 s.e.a.l.s killed in the attack. the 30-year-old leaves behind a wife and two young children. his grandmother wishes she could

>> this guy was my fantastic, magnet, bossy, difficult, older brother carl. he was the red state to my blue state. all you have to understand to know about how complicated and difficult this relationship was my first memory of my brother was with when he sail me out a window when i was 2 years old and in the san antonio emergency room with a cut on my eye brow. he gave me the gift of a hard head. he went from there to being the youngest member of the john berk society and coming into my room to smash my joan biaz records because she was on the list. he was complicated, but saying all of that he was mysterious. he grew up to be a trial lawyer turned apple orchardist. part of the madening sibling thing was understanding the control freak nature that my brother had. for example, every year he would send me a box of fruit. the fruit he grew in his gorgeous orchards in washington state. the fruit came with the carl tax where you would get 25 telephone calls before the fruit came, such as, fruit is coming next week, are you going to be home? this is said in a texas

chief political correspondent carl cameron live in ames, iowa. carl, the speeches are underway and what's the mood like there at ames? >> well, kelly, as we speak, rick santorum, the former pennsylvania senator wrapped up the first speech of the straw poll gala this afternoon with a very, very staunch, socially conservative address to this iowa crowd of republicans straw poll voters, insisting his record after 12 years in the u.s. senate as a fighter for right to life and the sanctity of life will continue if he is president and he's been frustrated he feels the national media has not been giving him the attention he deserves and got the crowd on its feet, saying they have an opportunity to make a statement today by supporting him. santorum has had a boost and some think he may have reached from deep in the weeds. and for him a mainly achievement and could potentially breathe new life into his candidacy. throughout the course of the afternoon, they had what they referred to as the class picture and at that moment we had on the stage all at once.

fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron. carl, i can't believe i didn't see you yesterday riding the tilt awhirl. you everywhere missing all the fun interviewing presidential candidates. >> up in waterloo where rick perry and michele bachmann and mitt romney had an event yesterday afternoon. he brought a big throng with him no doubt about it. >> laura: tell us what happened last night there was some scuttlebutt how michele bachmann didn't listen to rick perry's speech and he sat and listened to her speech. is that much to do about nothing or what happened? >> it doesn't isn't any kind of measure who would make a better president it is important politically. in iowa and in new hampshire, the two most renowned first in the nation states, voters caucus goers, really demand a the love attention. they are michele bachmann goes out of her way to point out she was born in iowa specifically waterloo. last night's event took place in the electric park lounge the very same place where michelle balkman announced her candidacy about fiv

he said, carl, have you seen the pictures? i said, what are you talking about? i just know everything around me was on fire and everything was orange. there were these cctv shots from the palestine hotel, overhead shots that showed the cement truck approaching it. >> no one is killed in either hotel, but more than a dozen people outside the compound die. >> i said to myself, i can't believe i'm about to die like this. i haven't even lived my life yet. >> al qaeda in iraq claimed responsibility for that terrifying, coordinated attack, which took place 2 1/2 years after coalition forces first entered iraq. >>> that's it for this edition of "caught on me

carl rove. we'll show you what rove said about perry in a minute, but first, here's what perry said at a meet and greet session with voters in cedar rapids, iowa, last night when he was asked about the federal reserve. >> oh, the federal reserve, i'll take a pass on the federal reserve right at the moment to be real honest with you. i know there's a lot of talk and what have you about them. if this guy prints more money, between now and -- i don't know what you'd do to them in iowa, but we would treat him pretty ugly down in texas. i mean, printing more money to play politics at this particular time in american history is almost treasonist in my opinion, because all it's going to be doing, all it's going to be doing. we already tried this. all it's going to be doing is devaluing the dollar in your pocket. >> all right. well, there are a lot of ways to unpack that. the first is that this is a built of ideological signaling in the farthest reaches of the right wing of the republican party, those w

it's also where carl was heading for a meeting. >> there was a car that was behind us. and the car that was behind us swerved from behind us and kept going down that road and headed straight for that checkpoint. and that was the second suicide bomber. and we were actually about to drive right into that. >> seconds later, the car that passes them explodes. >> it felt like the bomb came from underneath the floorboards. i said to myself, i can't believe we're about to die. i said, i -- i was just angry, and i was just incredulous, so to speak. and the tree that we were underneath was on fire. >> but the attack isn't over. and the biggest explosion is yet to come. manning a machine gun at the checkpoint is specialist darrell green. >> at that time, they -- the cement mixer was trying to come through our perimeter. >> a huge cement mixer filled with explosives tries to sneak through the breach made by the first blast and drive up to the

carl served eight years of a 23-year sentence. but the fourth bomber, leo berg disappeared, vanished. >> our last known sighting of leo was in late august, early september of 1970. in petersboro, ontario. >> reporter: the last time he was ever seen. >> that's correct. >> reporter: four decades and counting since that august morning in 1970. there's still a $150,000 reward for his capture. but the trail has grown cold. as for carl armstrong, he returned to madison after his prison term. >> i've lived a bizarre life. surreal sort of existence. >> reporter: in fact, until recently armstrong operated a juice stand just blocks from the campus building he destroyed. carl's brother dwight also returned to madison. he died last year. and david fine, who went on to law school but was denied admission to the oregon bar has worked as a paralegal. >> can never be restored. >> reporter: robert's widow stephanie remained in madison where she raised their three children. she never remarried. she chose not to appear in this story but she did give

. >> i think ed right now, what carl's trying to do is to destroy rick perry. he knows that if rick perry is the nominee, he's not going to be playing on the big football field. he's firing shots at him from the sidelines, hoping to derail him. whether he can do that or not is doubtful. there is bad blood, and it goes all the way back to, people need to know it is karl rove who casts rick perry on the american political landscape. he turned him from a legislator who is a fairly moderate democrat into a conservative republican. he helped rick become the lieutenant governor of texas. but there was a moment when texas had an opening for a united states senator, and rick wanted to be that person, and carl chose kay bailey hutchison, and that caused him some problems. when rick was running for lieutenant governor, and george w. bush was running for re-election, karl wanted mr. bush to be able to run up the numbers, rick was in a close race, he wanted to go negative, carl wouldn't let him, rick won. again, that caused problems. and then we get later on into all of th

carl rove is not going to be opening any doors for rick perry in terms of fundraisers. that tension exists, so what rick perry is going to have to do is go around carl rove in the effort. one thing we have to find out, we're going to look at his actually campaign reports in the months ahead, does he have a number of bundlers? big money contributors who were with bush, that will be evidence perry has made there. more significantly, i think that what's going to happen is, because of this relationship, the strain between the perry and the bush forces is that perry will send the word to starve carl rove's superpacs, the cross roads gps and american cross roads act and give big money, unlimited donations, to those superpacs that are going to be aligned and supportive of rick perry. if that happens, then carl rove, who for years has dominated rick perry and his allies in texas now will find himself on the short end of a very long stick. >> wayne slater, senior political writer from the "dallas morning news," i have to say, happy perry eve, thanks a lot. >> thank you. >> we wi

let's bring in carl cameron. hello again. >> everything can shift when you're talking iowa straw poll politics. we've been in a frenzy of speculation trying to figure out what indicators are who will win. the first thing they watch is which campaign brought people here with the most buses? and the early unofficial count is that ron paul had more bus loads this morning delivered here. having said that, michelle bachman's tent was elbow to elbow at 9:30, 10:00 o'clock this morning and as chris wallace said earlier, she bought up a lot of tickets to give to supporters. then there is tim pawlenty, a short while ago over in his tent, it was a huge crowd. well over 1,000 people there. his own aides say our barbecue was good. but they also believe that so was pawlenty's organization in advance of this. it's only a matter of time now that they count this thing up and what we're hearing from behind the

joining us now from the state fair in des moines campaign carl cameron. karl, thanks for voing us. -- joining us. >> hi, how are you. >> juan: what's the big surprise. >> other than the guy giantor. one or another coming through the iowa state fair in advance of the straw poll. a very big day tomorrow. many of the candidates here campaigning very hard at the state fair. just a short while ago, we heard michele bachmann over at the soapbox talking to voters. newt gingrich, rick santorum. herman cain. mitt romney was heard yesterday. tomorrow is the straw poll. you can't underestimate how ininfluential this is three candidates all sort of knocking at the door for first place. you don't have to win but exceed expectations in order to get a boost out of iowa. shich shell bachmann -- >> juan: that's what i was going to ask you how does she exceed expectations because she is the favorite. >> she can win going away. blow out the competition by a large margin. she has lots and lots of buzz. she has been campaigning very, very hard. today not only did she come to

hates greasy carl. are you surprised by the fact that it is casey anthony? >> no, i think the whole public is focused on her. we got owes ohms, so it is not going to be -- we got osama bin laden, so it is not going to be him. >> you can't hate a dead person -- well, you can. >> you can. >> is this a timing thing and then there will be a new villain. >> i think she should go with it with a mustache. she beat octomom. we hate people for having kids and killing kids. >> remi shouldn't casey anthony's lawyer be right there with her? >> are you such a jerk. no, of course not. it makes sense everybody hates er her. -- hates her. i believe she probably killed her daughter. but it fails to meet the standard in a criminal courtroom. if everybody in america believes she killed her daughter, she should be hated. but i question the poll. before oj simpson was some spencer pratt from the reality show, what did he do? did he kill anyone. >> not yet jie. you weren't included in the survey or you would have won, correc

. >> carl! >> most modern houses are designed to take the weight of a solar panel instaglation. >> i don't have to worry about panels falling in on me? >> hopefully not. >> hopefully not. >> if you have a good contractor, they'll do their due diligence. they'll do their homework. it's better for the industry if everyone does their homework and does the calculations to make sure the system is going to last 20 years, 30 years. >> that is another question. what is the lifetime of the system? do you have to have the solar panels replaced periodically? >> no, actually the solar panels last a really long time. there are solar panels in operation from the 1950's and the 1960's. the inverter is a piece of hardware that has a lifespan between 10 years. they usually warranty between five and 10 years. that may need replacement down the line. the solar panels will last a good long time. this is what we have intalked here at british motors. what we have, there is no moving parts here as we are talking about

joining us now from the state fair in des moines campaign carl cameron. karl, thanks for voing us. -- joining us. >> hi, how are you. >> juan: what's the big surprise. >> other than the guy giantor. one or another coming through the iowa state fair in advance of the straw poll. a very big day tomorrow. many of the candidates here campaigning very hard at the state fair. just a short while ago, we heard michele bachmann over at the soapbox talking to voters. newt gingrich, rick santorum. herman cain. mitt romney was heard yesterday. tomorrow is the straw poll. you can't underestimate how ininfluential this is three candidates all sort of knocking at the door for first place. you don't have to win but exceed expectations in order to get a boost out of iowa. shich shell bachmann -- >> juan: that's what i was going to ask you how does she exceed expectations because she is the favorite. >> she can win going away. blow out the competition by a large margin. she has lots and lots of buzz. she has been campaigning very, very hard. today not only did she come to

agnes and her husband carl were great music lovers, they loved classical music. just as she brought affordable drugs to market, she supported the arts and made music and concerts more affordable to all. she donated the agnes varis performance stage to jazz at lincoln center and sponsored the jazz foundation of america's national education children, children's jazz in school program which employs elderly jazz musicians just like agnes. she knew there were elderly jazz musicians who were out of work and struggling. she knew that bringing jazz to young children would be a great thing for many of them. she combined the two and just did it. that was agnes. she was one of the metropolitan operas in new york city, one of the greatest operas in the world, she was one of its most generous and engaging board members. she was committed to bringing opera, typically, again, to the widest possible audience, including those who could not afford tickets. in 2006, she funded the enormously popular agnes varis and carl leichman rush tickets program which offered expensive orchestr

but after doing that guy and backing out and carl albert heard that. he said come back. i want you to come work in my office this summer. why? anybody who can call nixon in the sob to get away with it has to work in my office. he became speaker of the house i did become a registered democrat to work in the office. that was fun. i like to go ahead to tell another story. and when i became a so-called of. i had to do a fair marinara pageant. they have gray hair now. we are old days also old we remember bill cosby when he was young in that name was taken for the bill cosby character after joe namath but again of a trend of the times we tried to do something so all the zero club enough to have their representative because it will is a student activity and anyone could nominate people and i go through the stories. but the surprising part is that i won because i had never been in a pageant before. i have a lot of help from people. but i did win. i fell down the steps. they were bill well. [laughter] but they were not built wide enough to hold the chair in good girl sitting in i

our guys james cammeron -- james rosen and carl cameron standing by. how the media and various pundits are handling the debt debate story. is the coverage fair and balanced? we hope you stay tuned to those reports. run more smoothly by helping remove deposits and cleaning up intake valves. so when you fill up at an exxon or mobil station, you can rest assured we help your engine run more smoothly while leaving behind cleaner emissions. it's how we make gasoline work harder for you. exxon and mobil. you could save a bundle with geico's multi-policy discount. geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. ♪ geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. >> bill: unresolved problem segment tonight. while many expect the deal to get done there are many twists and turns. with us now is chief washington correspondent james rosen and chief political correspondent carl cameron. i think i would commit suicide if i had to do your job. most people would say gee, i hope o'reilly gets the job down there. >> i'm open to switching. >> bill

where am i going, carl ? thnext year... th was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >> bill: continuing now with our lead story why the american economy is in such disarray. here with us now fox business anchor lou dobbs. i ought to be taking over the fox business channel with that. >> come on over. >> bill: this really annoys me. if president obama would come out tomorrow and say you know what? we tried government stimulus to create jobs. we tried all this massive spending. yeah, we did some good he put propaganda points on. see if supply side works. we will lower tax sides a little bit. lower some of the regulations. $2 trillion worth of regulations. business have. stock market go um a thousand points in five days. am i right? >> i think you are. if he acknowledged two things. one, that the democrats and by the way you are exactly right on regulation and the burden, this the is secret tax overwhelming america. $2 trillion overburdensome regulation. if we would just physical we had a strong positive leader in the white house that w

carl. julie so -- soux. bart murphy. guadaloupe, and manava. forgive me if i am pronouncing these names wrong. line up, and you have two minutes. next speaker. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. i am from the human rights commission, and we are happy to say that we are taking all complaints and reworking santh city issues right now. so if you have any issues, either have been discriminated against or know someone who has an issue about the city of san francisco not respecting the sanctuary ordinance, come to us. we can take complaints there by phone, e-mail or mail, whatever is easiest for you. i am going to leave some forms over there, so if anyone wants to talk to us about problems, they can do it. also, they can visit our website. just a few things about it. we respect your confidentiality status, which means i am not going to ask you whether you are current or not. we are not even going to ask you about your name if you don't want to give it. it is a completely confidential process. it is going to be only about trying to investigate poss

hi, i'm here with carl, he is the operations manager for solar city. we decided to take a little break from the cls room to so we could see some of the solar panels in action. carl, how are you? >> very well. nice to meet you. >> how do you like the weather? >> not too bad. >> kind of sunny. how does that impact our solar panels when we have lots of sun versus fog which we are typically accustomed to in san francisco? >> well, contrary to popular belief, solar panels will produce electricity when it's foggy out. how much depends on the density of the fog. on a day like today it's hazy for typical san francisco weather. on a day like talking, you can expect 80% of your what would be your full production on a clear sunny day. >> so if i were thinking about getting solar panels and i lived in san francisco and i was worried about haze versus full sun and how that will impact what jets yated, are there any tools or tricks that i can use to determine what the production is going to be like? >> the first thing you need to do is look at what available area do

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tonight, chief political correspondent carl cameron looks at perhaps one of the big winners in the debt debat debate. >> reporter: the tea party movement is widely credited with providing republicans with the leverage to pass a debt deal with up to $3 trillion in spending cuts and no tax hikes over the next decade. but many tea partiers opposed it for not cutting enough. >> we're just getting started. >> they want someone to come to washington and say stop this nonsense. listen to us. do what has to be done. >> house tea party caucus chairman michele bachmann voted against the debt increase, along with the only other presidential candidate with a vote in congress, ron paul in texas, holding tea party rallies before it was cool. the right credit the new debt approach in d.c. to the tea party. >> it's changed the debate. all republicans will tell you that shifted it from how much we're going to increase to how much are we going to cut of the growing deficit. >> this is a victory because tea party patriots did shift the debate. however, there is so much more work to do. >> democrats seem s

report by carl cameron. thanks, carl. you can see thursday's republican presidential debate on fox news. live coverage from ames, iowa, begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern time on thursday. well, we have another government agency introducing the department of innovation but there's something wrong with their logo. what's the matter with that? we'll explain. i can see it. your money is on the line today. will the markets take another big hit? our business panel on what investors might do coming up next. come on, guys. >> global markets tank again after wall street's worst day since the 2008 financial crisis, is wall street headed in the same direction this morning? here to weigh in is our panel of business experts, matt mccall, president of penn financial group. thomas valissis, founder and ceo of john thomas financial and fox business correspondent, and i'm going to start with you, my friend. i'm watching the markets and i saw it down 350 points last night, bounced up to higher. went lower. what are we supposed to make of this? >

carl, as always, thanks very much. next on the run down member of the professional black caucus attacking the tea party as racist. later, a federal judge says no to basm's tough new immigration law. is it legal has been investigating. those reports after these messages. as a manager, my team counts on me to stay focused. so i take one a day men's 50+ advantage. it's the only complete multivitamin with ginkgo to support memory and concentration. plus it supports heart health. [ bat cracks ] that's a hit. one a day men's. we get double miles on every purchase, so me and my lads earned arip to san francisco twice as fast we get double miles every time we use our card... i'll take these two... ...no matter what we're buying. ...and all of those. and since double miles add up fast, we can bring the whole gang! it's hard to beat double miles! whoa dude. [ male announcer ]et the venture card from capital one and earn double miles on every purchase, every day. go to capilone.com. what's in your wallet? thanks martha -- trigger

carl, as always, thanks very much. next on the run down member of the professional black caucus attacking the tea party as racist. later, a federal judge says no to basm's tough new immigration law. is it legal has been investigating. those reports after these messages. [ doorbell rings ] hello there. i'm here to pick up helen. ah. mom? he's here. nice wheels. oh, thanks. keeps me young. hello there, handsome. your dinner's in the microwave, dear. ♪ where do you want to go? just drive. [ engine revs, tires screech ] mom? ♪ >> bill: in the impact segment one of the awful things about politics is some people use personal attacks to make their point. some in the congressional black caucus don't like the tea party. fine, they are entitled to that opinion. unfortunately they keep banging the racist drum. >> some of these folks in congress right now would love to see us as second class citizens. some of them in congress right now that the tea party movement would love to -- i'm sorry, camera, hanging on a tree. with us n

chief political correspondent carl cameron live, what's at stake here and who appears to have the big numbers for the iowa straw poll tonight? >> well, as this straw poll afternoon gets underway, and rick perry formally joins the race, it's an entirely different campaign trail for the candidates in the straw poll. kickly three candidates have worked very, very hard here and we'll hear the first come to the podium and a racquet behind me. and the most invested in all of this in the last few weeks, really has put into their heart and soul, michele bachmann, congresswoman from minnesota spent an amazing amount of time trying to recruit straw poll support and rocketed to the top of the polls in iowa, the first of the nation's caucus state and many expect her to actually win here today. and whether she gets first or second may not be as important to her as it is to tim pawlenty, the former minnesota governor has been competing hard here and basically put the entirety of his candidacy sort of on the line and letting it be known through aides if he doesn't make the top three or really like t

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now got more analysis on the situation in libya from carl sharu a middle east blogger from carla remarks thanks very much for being with us today now a nato says it will stay in libya as long as it takes to secure the u.n. mandate basically to protect civilians but at the same time they say the gadhafi regime is over wasn't getting rid of the gadhafi main goal so why are they going to say well these are the very interesting kind of conflicting opinions on reports that we keep getting from the ground in libya in tripoli and other places. coming both from nato who i think from our side there are to intervene in a situation they didn't quite understand and they were quite frankly caught by surprise this time around despite all the reports and they can't come up with a coherent narrative of what their mission should be in libya or why there should be should be there at all from the beginning and we're getting that as the same from reports on the ground so while some people are jubilant and around and they're saying it's all over we still have all these open ended questions and there's fighti

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as a matter of fact, i extend it on one my fox interviews for carl rove and i to kiss and make up so we can go forward a united party. i do talk a lot about the cronyism of the leaders of delaware. the leaders have been ousted. the reason that i bring it up is not to perpetuate is or fan the flames, but to put it to rest and to say that if that crony crowd would embrace the principals that the grassroots crowd that our party was founded on, not just our party, but our country was founded on, we will be a power house if we can unite. and i detail some the things that my campaign has endured and what i went through as a candidate. again to illustrate a point of what happens when we divide, instead of when we unite. everybody knows it's not secret that the 2012 elections -- the republican party was divided. but i think that there are some examples to look at. i draw the contrast between kentucky and my own race. where in kentucky we had the nrsc and senator mitch mcconnell really campaigning against rand paul. you know, he was the worst thing to happen to politics until he won the prima

carl, thanks a lot. appreciate it. >> you bet. >>> the first major national memorial for civil rights icon martin luther king jr. opened to the public today just moments ago on the nation's capital. the memorial sits on the national mall ben between the lincoln and jefferson memorials and will be officially dedicated on sunday. that is the 48th anniversary of the reverend king's "i have a dream" speech. nbc's mara schiavocampo toured the memorial earlier this morning and joins us now. and this is a $100 million tribute to dr. king. mara, what's it like on the inside from your perspective? >> reporter: yeah, a lot of money and 15 years in the planning but now it's done. it's a glorious day. couldn't have better weather for an event like this. and as you mentioned, it just opened to the public a few minutes ago, but we got a chance to go in a few hours ago to get a little tour earlier this morning and bring you this first look. the main part of the memorial consists of three parts. these two represent the

where am i going, carl ? thnext year... th was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >> bill: faleh al-maleki sat silent as the prosecution pressed its case that he murdered his daughter out of a twisted sense of honor. after the state rested, judge roland asked if al-maleki would take the stand in his own defense. >> is your client going to testify, counsel? >> mr. al-maleki has chosen not to testify today. >> without calling a single witness, the defense rested. >> counsel, are you prepared to give closing argument? >> in closing arguments the prosecution pounded away at the premeditated honor killing theme insisting it was the jury's duty to return a verdict of first-degree murder not second-degree or are even murder. >> the evidence proves way beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant intended, wanted, and desired to erase noor from his life on this earth and all in the name of honor. >> when you made your closing arguments did you think i have got this case sewn up. >> i never had that level of confidence but i thought we had

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carl edwards who was 14th the day retains the series leads minard. and childress racing team wins the game with the kissing of the bricks. >>> recovering from surgery in the final year of his contract, 49er running back frank gore was hardly dealing from a position of strength when he decided not to show up at training camp. gore has now ended his hold out. team spokesman tonight confirmed that gore spoke with jim harbaugh and decided to practice while he negotiates a contract. gore's season ended after a hip fracture. he could be subject to $90,000 in fines for his hold out. >>> another interesting story tonight the free agent nose tackle. franklin arrived in town. they've already resigned mcdonald soon to be making plans to move without franklin. >>> and we told you last night the 49ers might be in the game to try and sign receiver plaxico burress in the year that he served. burress was at the airport in los angeles about to board a plan for san francisco to talk with the 49ers when the jets called and offered him a $3 million deal. burress said ye

where am i going, carl ? thnext year... th was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >> we are live as stocks open. >> we are over the halfway mark in asian trading. havening sang dropped to the lowest levels in over a year. we are looking at right now 619 point drop there. about a 3 percent loss. across the board the nikkei in japan still down more than a percent. real quick taking a look at sucht futures taking a look at what we are going to see when we come in and see the opening of trading in the morning. dow futures are down 225 points. considering fair value we could see a 215 point drop when markets open in the morning. something to consider as we make our way through the morning. >> the finger pointing continues. top advisor says obama puts the blame on the tea party. john mccain says the fault lies with the president. >> there is dysfunction in our system. a lot has to do with the president's decision not to leave. the senate and presidency are controlled the dem kratsz. the fact is the president never came fore woord with a