lou: check this out. gun owners b >> i also believe that ak-47s are not wanting hands ofnot in n criminals. >> we are not discussing peoples rights to have weapons. what were the key point is that lou: that as president obama and jesse jackson, to tons of chicago calling for more gunjaks control.on the two sonso of chicago, which, of course, is theof murder capil of the country, seemingly moreog impressed about what is going on in aurora, colorado, then whatd. is happening in their hometown.e the president also went on to talk about the dozens of people gunned down in chicago with murder rate in atlanta, milwaukee, and cleveland. you can imagine what the ima president didn't tell everybody is that chicago has theheerybod strictest gun laws in this country. the number of murders nowhere near those other cities, far, far greater. example.for atlanta with 42 murders this year. that is down, by the way, 9%.n % new orleans, has had nearly 90 murders. new orleans, 90. milwaukee, -- milwaukee is, for a town and

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lou: no. the fact of the matter is as us you're enlightening at the same time entertaining in a way if i may say. let's turn to -- >> all showbiz, lou. lou: i understand. let's turn to these polls. we're starting to see some closure. the nbc "wall street journal", obama 48-romney 46. that is improvement from july. "abc news/washington post poll" 50% of the senior citizens 65 years old and older, shock of shock, actually like paul ryan. and, that is also a significant improvement. and it suggests that this is not going to be quite as easy to scare seniors with the, the issue of entitlements as some in the democratic party had suggested. >> look. with mitt romney and paul ryan you have got two guys who like to talk directly to people and feed them the truth. and talk about the hard problems and the hard choices we have to make. and, americans including our seniors and, even our young people understand that when you give them the facts and the truth, that they have got to be part of the solution.

lou: 1996 was pretty good. [talking over each other]peoe ta >> i have traveled around the yr country for the past yearhae meeting countless number ofnumbf undocumented americans. lou: we will have to share willo stories very but we don't have time for it right now. let's get to the issue of changing this immigration system you say is broken. we just put up on the chalkboard what this nation does.urious, wh i'm just curious, why hasn't somebody knocking on the door in germany? or the european union? knock on the board door of mexico, which by the way, asunio mr. obama said, he thankedfelpe felipe calderon so he cannot move his people exit mexico. m isn't that sad and strange you? isn' >> by the way, that's what you're talking about. you're rig ht that america hasns determined is history being immrants. welcoming.always >> it has now and it has been and i think it will always be. have 12 millionive -- the directive on friday doesn't impact me because i will be 31 in february. we are from in this country comn abou

lou: exactly. the idea that right now these candidates have the ability, and i think about this often. had governor romney not chosen paul ryan, i don't know when we would have gotten around to the budget. i am serious as i can be. he has had the ability to inspire, at least, serious discussion. >> we are talking about medicare now. because people are scared of what medicare will do and about their futures. and jobs and entitlements with medicare. i think it is great that we are least having that discussion now. to bring it down to the government, talking about mormonism and religion -- it is wrong in the wrong place. lou: let's talk about jobs. because this president, like i said, he is going to reduce unemployment. he is going to reduce the deficit. he hasn't even approached even at the margin, progress on any level that is most important. >> we have been here many times before. this is a generational problem. if we could just admit the problem that we are in, then we will come up with real solut

we will talk wit lou: lou: up next, is america turning into dependency nation? we will take a look at the staggering figures in tonight's "chalk neil: you've heard me talk a lot about the basic choice in this is it between lou: you have heard me talk about the basic choice in this election. is it between a president who is committed to more spending in government and greater debt in r for the first time, this administration was demonstrating no regard or care for theration crushing burdens of debt that we are leading the next generation and the generation after that. you understand. it is the president last week talked to fire station number one ingoe roanoke, virginia. he defined his campaign. it is all about government and greater dependency. versus government versus freedom, entitlement versus opportunity. house minority lawyer reinforcel the president's view tohill liporters aa this week.y 246,000 americans. ap almost a quarter of a million folks playing disability from just june. april to june. we disability. in that period of time, how many jobs are create

lou: shannon bream. turning back to the presidential politics, next best maintains vice president biden is a joke for the meantime. joining us now on the phone, former new york city mayor 2008 presidential candidate rudy giuliani. great to have you with us. >> nice to be with you, lou. lou: when you make of the latest fox poll? it is within the margin of error, but it is clearly, of likely voters,, it is romney ahead. >> i think that is trivial. the fact is our economy is not doing that. the president is a failure in terms of the promises he made about our economy, what he was going to do and accomplish and where we are. all of these months. i think a record 8.6 unemployment. never so low since the great depression. those kinds of numbers would indicate that this president is going to get fired. we fire presidents when they have terrible records like this. i think the only thing that gives him a glimmer of hope is very significant media and being in love with him. i think the media is the mother country

lou: we were not so well acquainted. >> with they got very big. we had our eyes closed. lou: mr. reagan and his wide open. >> he did. you'regrowth and full employmene has focused on this budget problem and, well, for almost a generation, the deficits don't matter. paul rhinos that they do. lou: in that thing most people who are looking at 23 million people unemployed and underemployed, discouraged, when they look at one and a half percent growth, they understand that there are consequences to public policy choices and budget's five years to my trillion dollars plus deficits, $16 trillion in debt. and in entitlement spending without and. it is, perhaps, to be on the right side of history, time for. joining us now with her reaction to what is becoming a more frequent extension of power by this president is elaine chao. the former secretary of labor. your reaction to stripping out the work requirement from welfare reform. >> i think it is stunning. it is stunning views of executive powers and the disregard for our three branches of government. on the intent of the welfare reform law

lou: why not? >> we are principallyy concerned with technology we have developed that is highly sensitive.ey are >> onthe chinese roastint lank interested in technology andts a above all other assets.urces is and it is manifest. that we would not object or insist on adjustment responsiveness because they would never permit united states or canada to buy a chinese company period. to patronize that attitude that cannostaint on our parta it cannot sustain itself. many u.s. have acquired or take joint venturelo partnerships. lou: did i say that? by meant to say they buy it outright. >> i and stand. lou: don't respond th joint-venture when they area taking ownership of thet, company. can day or can they not?no in >> coca-cola made an effort and pepsi andas dm brands. lou: you are great but you are saying i made the incorrect assertion. if the they can go buy it outright then say so. we agree. >> china hasab 30 or 40% of toay erecting capacity over the next four years for years. investment worldwide. den

lou: thank you. this just in, and romney's speech to the result is scheduled for monday evening will not take place on tuesday our next guests had is disappointed that president obama has not focused on what lies ahead for the economy of the so-called fiscal cliff is not avoided. the republican platform decision is a tribute to discontent. joining us now, former congressional budget office director douglas holds a gun, the president of the american action form. good to have you with the spirit we appreciate it. the cbo ship -- cbo studies showing enormous repercussions that will occur if the fiscal cliff is not afforded by this of ministration. he has not said a word about it. why would he not? >> i'm not surprised. i am very disappointed. it does carry a risk for him. he has made the centerpiece of his reelection energizing his base by promising to tax rich people among other things. that's not going to avoid the fiscal cliff. that will drive us over. senator pat murray said we should go over the fi

lou: why? >> the issue that lawmakers are beginning to address, and i talked to senator jeff sessions who is serious. he said that the obama administration, just a few moments ago, the obama administration is going to lead to a capitulation of lawlessness in the country. i called the police chief in newark delaware. and i said what would happen if an american citizen had been pulled over in those same circumstances. he said they would be going to jail. so i think the obvious thing here is that if you get pulled over, the first words out of your mouth better be when they stop you, very good. lou: the idea that there is no response of the republican party, the no reaction from the citizens. where is the tea party? this is all happening in the president seems to have found the perfect time and tone to rule over america. >> people are occupied with other things. in my hands as the document. this is the implementation procedure. we are the only folks that have a copy of it. this is what senator sess

. ♪ lou: good evening. president obama miss the white house press corps a little more than, perhaps, we all realized. also in the rising criticism from the romney campaign and even the national media for backing the white house press corps in favor of local news and in to tell reporters. the press corps, given and a budget today to ask the president's direct questions for the first time in months. also tonight the romney ticketing days in a serious debate on medicare. the president so far seems to be succeeding in avoiding his record. is the country ready for serious discussion of serious issues? former deputy chief of staff to president bush karl rove the answers. also ahead, leading economists say that ben bernanke will deliver a third round of quantitative easing. billionaire investor and bed -- businessmen on the impact of the presidential race and are struggling economy. swing state voters are no happier than they were four years ago. do they really want four more years of this president, economy. the

lou: not at all. the fact of the matter is, you are enlightening and entertaining at the same time in a way, if i may say. let's turn to the polls. we are we're starting to see some closure on "the wall street journal." obama is 48, an improvement from july. the "washington post" poll showing 50% of senior citizens 65 years and older are actually liking paul ryan and that is also a significant improvement. it suggest that this will be quite as easy to scare seniors with the issue of entitlements as some of the democratic party has suggested. >> with the mitt romney and paul ryan come you have two guys who like to talk directly to people and feed them the truth. and talk about the hard problems and choices we have to make. americans including our seniors and even our young people understand that when you give them the facts and the truth, they have to be part of the solution. that is what you're seeing happening in america and that is what the next eight or nine weeks is all about. lou: senator john su

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and really became lou's ricochet. when it was time for lose to pass the bank onto someone else, it made a lot of sense that he passed it on to kerry killinger in 1990. at that time, wamu was a small regional bank. someone had done a terrific job of growing, but still only had $9 billion in sa and no one outside of seattle had ever heard of it really. >> and at the same time come when most people think a kerry killinger they grew to know, that is not the person they get to know a first. i was fascinated by the background of kerry that she painted. the last guy in the world you expect to be stiff banker or a w-whiskey banker absolutely no. this is a humble guy from iowa, this classic sort of growing up childhood where people played pickup baseball games on his lawn and he married his high school sweetheart. he put himself through state school. he was very humble, very ethical, buried by the book and just very nice. he was also extremely awkward i should say. employees used to be worried about landing in an elevator with

lou dobbs vs. barney frank the main event. vice presidential gaffe edition of the great american news quiz. this one is very funny ahead. >> the o'reilly factor. the number one cable news show for 12 years running. >> thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the lou's the boss segment tonight. barney frank and left wing propaganda. as you may know i have boxed with barney over the years. frankly, i am worn-out. the guy is the energizer bunny. so i turned to my pal lou dobbs to deal with barny's latest. >> what is this? these are right wingers who have this philosophy going back to iran that says we should not come together to do things for the common good. that individualism is the answer and everybody should be on his or her own so feeding poor children, cleaning up the atmosphere putting out fires in older cities. those are things for which they would deny funding. >> bill: here now fox business anchor lou dobbs. okay. so i'm going to be devil's advocate. i'm going to be barney tonight. >> oh my goodness. >> bill: i

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lou dobbs explains. >>> it is a good natured sort of battle. it was in 1935 president franklin roosevelt made it easier for workers in the private sector to create unions. when he signed the wagner act he had ties between organized labor and the democratic party. >> it doesn't include enthusiasm for ticketing. >> fdr didn't think public sectors made any sense. >> collective bargaining is different for public workers because their boss is really on their side. >> she writes extensively on the problems. >> it's not like you are a boss of ford. they don't want to pay the union members too much because it comes out of their own prophets. that's not true of government. >> furthermore fdr wrote public employees like police, firefighters and teachers would be unthinkable and intolerable. it was within a couple decades as democratic airs decided the political upside of public sector unions was worth of risk. the eureka moment happened right here in new york city. in 1958 democratic mayor robert wagner who's u.s. senator iron he cancally authored the wa

lou, let me set it up. we have ben bernanke in jackson hole, wyoming, hinting strongly today that the fed will provide more, quote/unquote, stimulus. i guess that's quantitative easing. then in tampa, florida, where i spent the week, the platform committee is adopting a gold commission, possibly a metallic standard. a stable dollar. now who is right and who's wrong here? bernanke in jackson hole or the platform for the gold commission? >> well, the platform committee certainly was right. almost every american september for the bureaucrats in washington, larry understand that what america needs is a dollar as good as gold. we can have tax reform, tax rate reduction, simplification of regulation, cut government spending, but unless we have a four-legged platform it won't be stable. that's a dollar as good as gold. >> it's interesting. mitt romney has spoken, certainly in my interviews and others that he wants a new man at the fed. from what i gather he favors the gold commission. it would not have gone throug

i'm lou holder. have a good day. >>> just in time for the start of the school year, students head back to school on monday. there is now an interim school superintendent in prince george's county, dr. alvin crowley will serve the county for the 2012, 2013 school year. he's a 20-year veteran in the education field. he comes to prince george's county from d.c. public school. william hite left the post for a top job in philadelphia. >>> they're getting kid ks ready for class with a big back to school fair today. not just fun and games. parents and students can get information on school registration, before and after-school programs, pta groups, this free event starts at 10:00 and runs until 1:00. >>> move over smoothies, excuse me, there's another health drink with appealing squeeze this morning we take a look at a growing trend in the district, raw juice. they say five a day, but getting your greens and fruits can be tough. it could be why fresh-pressed juices are more popular than ever. >> a great way

we start with a guy named lou pepper. why is that? >> well, lee pepper was one of the early ceo spot during the 1980's. i thought it was very important to start out with him because he represents the time in the banking system that has been lost. he represents a time where banks were much smaller and were very customer focused and community friendly. in fact known as the friend of the family. and really in fused this bank with such an amazing culture. it was just widely known across the region as a great place to the banking. it was a terrific for employees who worked there, terrific for customers. then all that began to change. >> well, everybody has moments. in lose case, something he would come to rue was when he bought a small spokane broker-dealer and somebody who came with that dylan, now you want to tell us about that a little bit. >> so and walked into his office this young guy who was about 31 years old. his name was carried calenture. he was as sharp as attack. he knew everything about financial reporting. hit one these real

i'm lou heckler. z.my pillow is very soft, tom. i sleep well at night. >> we'll have to get moresleepoy weekend. we can sleep in on monday. >> absolutely everybody has the. that's "nightly business report" for friday august 31. have a great weekend, everyone. and tom hope you have a good one, too. >> tom: you, too, susie. we'll see you online at nbr.com and back here monday night for our special report on the fiscal cliff. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

bottom of the second, lou ford breaks a scoreless tie with a home run to right field. bottom of the eighth, os down. baltimore wins 4-3. it is their 70th victory of the year which surpasses their final total of 2011. the teams go back at it again tonight. >> still hoping for an o rioles- nats match-up. >>> we still have plenty ahead, your weather, traffic and all your top stories. >> fox 5 morning news continues right now. right now. . >>> good morning, everyone.

mary lou retten the first american to win gold. it was 1984. we will tell you what happened then. and what she is up to now. plus, we have a sneak peek at a new movie about hunting down bin laden. >> when is the last time you saw bin laden? >> andrea: how much information did the white house give hollywood filmmakers? that's up next. ♪ ♪ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ where's tommy? i thought he was with you. no. jack! (playing twinkle, twinkle, little star.) don't stop! keep playing! here we go. here's the fun part! ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back. barack obama has been called a lot of things, including socialist. 20 years ago he would have said, "cool." but nothing compares about what the president says about himself indirectly. he said aaron sorkin writes the way every democrat wishes they spoke. aaron, thank you. this is obama's secret dream fantasy, which is creepy. incredibly the president doesn't see newsroom something to avoid by ebola but something to aspire to. how could someone who went to harvard law believe in this crud? i must add my voice to those calling on obama to rele

lou: the republicans advancing the gold standard at the convention. he would have thought.

marta karolyi, did you train with her, as well, marry lou? >> i did, yes. >> she's the team coordinator. how is she feeling? >> she's a genius. just the program we have set up, the system we have set up in the usa all comes from the karolyis, and they know how to do it. they create champions, olympic champion, and i don't know how many they have. >> real quickly, gabby and aly are on next for the individual all-around. are they in good shape? >> i think they're in the perfect shape they can be in especially coming off the win from last night. i think they're going to go in with that same exact confidence and kind of to already know you're an olympic champion, i think that will take a little pressure off and they can go out there, have fun, and do gymnastics for themselves. >> this they'll have ey'll have in their step but they don't need it. mary lou retton, carly patterson, great to get your perspective and hear your cheers as well. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you can catch the men's individual all-around tonight and the women tomorrow ri

they had turned into not a mortgage lender as they were only 15 years earlier when lou was there, but almost a mortgage middleman in which they were sucking up mortgages and spitting them out and making a lot of money in between. so all of this -- they had turned into this just as housing prices, which had been going up astronomically every year, began

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lou dobbs from the fox business network. the president of assured guarantee said his company was gog to be able to be fine even in the current environment. if there was a lot of defaults would it be like a domino effect in a a worst case scenario? >> if it reached co con tagion levels that would be a l calamity. >> how bad could a municipal bankruptcy be for the people who live there? worse than you c >>> if your town had out of control debt could that truly affect your life? you wouldn't ask if you spent some time in stockton, california, like dan springer did. spend a night on the tough streets of stockton and you really sense the stakes for the city. >> do me a favor. just take your hands out of your pockets for me. >> and the people that live here. pretty much life and death. >> if the officers disappear the gang bangers will be here in a heart beat. >> since 2010 the city has had to slash a quarter of its police force because they borrowed more than it can pay and promised more to unions than it can deliver. police can'