attack and that sentiment is crucial to preventing further escalation of this according to lawrence freeman a political journalist of the executive intelligence review. president obama is in great trouble the american people were outraged about this war and they basically bombarded their congress men and women one hundred to one in telegrams and calls and e-mails against this war so he was forced to back off on a policy that their very own a week ago he was committed to launch a bombing campaign and i think the russian leadership and the american people have boxed in minutes you can't tell what's going to happen because there's so many different factors but we're clearly in a much improved geometry than we were a week ago. when it comes to the exodus of refugees from syria europe has found itself split there are those who say the european union must help asylum seekers especially considering e.u. aid to rebels is a major driver of the conflict others there think rather differently question why e.u. taxpayers must bear the burden of another arab conflict and a wary of jihad ists battle harde

your last meeting of the rules committee you did appoint [speaker not understood] freeman to seat 6 who was african-american. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> was there a reason why -- didn't we get a call from tony? ~ whether or not he was interested in this or why he isn't here today? >> mr. chair, applicant tony faataui was contacted but we never received a response from him whether or not he would be able to attend today's meeting. >> thank you very much. i have another question. both amanda and liz indicated seat 4. would they qualify for seat 5? i think the difference is one of them is for advocacy organization. nominating, another one is -- >> if i may. the qualifications for seat 5 are the person must be select from candidates nominated by nonprofit and provides advocacy in organizing services to homeless people and also must be homeless or formerly homeless. >> okay. so, i assume, then, both of them don't qualify for seat 5. >> mr. chair? >> yes. >> may i make a suggestion? ask the applicants whether or not they qualify for seat 5? >> that's why i was looking out there. applicant

an attack and the sentiments crucial to preventing further escalation that's according to lawrence freeman and political journalist who the executive intelligence review. president obama is in great trouble the american people were outraged about this war and they basically bombarded their congress men and women a hundred to one in telegrams and calls and e-mails against this war so he was forced to back off on a policy that they're very old a week ago he was committed to launch a bombing campaign and i think the russian leadership and the american people have boxed a minutes you can't tell what's going to happen because there's so many different factors but we're clearly in a much improved geometry than we were a week ago are you watching live from moscow let's cross over now live pictures from our ruptly video agency you're looking at right there is geneva and we're on standby here on our for the minister of foreign affairs here in russia sort of left off he's going to be talking with his american counterpart all the u.s. secretary of state i should say that of john kerry syria the main

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freeman. educator, scholar and legendary coach and teacher of the art of debate at the historic texas university, supporting the historic texas southern university debate team. for those of you who have not heard of that team, i ask you to look closely at the number of awards that it has received because of this great educator. he comes from a great family, with a great wife, who is also an educator. today i rise to salute him as a first-ranked scholar. but a person of great eloquence and talent and oration. someone who was inspirational to the rev rands dr. martin luther king and the honorable late congressman barbara jordan, my predecessor. a prodigy himself, dr. freeman grad from virginia university at 18 and went on to become a professor at virginia union before his 30th birthday. he would later receive degrees from andover school, harvard university, chicago divinity, the university of vienna-austria. dr. freeman was among a group of accomplished academies of color, academics of color, hi

here with the inside scoop, james freeman. this is -- i mean, i don't want to laugh at that. but when you have your ceo go on a conference call and say, historically we have seen the american anomalies in the calendar of veteran brides use their wedding days. we believe that the number 13, the whole year is causing a small but meaningful number of brides to avoid getting married. when a woman wants to get married they're not going to lock the whole year. this year. this entire year is gone. >> not inspiring a lot of confidence. you think this guy is making excuses. they lowered guidance going forward. you find out that it's pretty much the same number of marriages this year as 2012. in new york is even going a little. this is not something that makes you want to run out. melissa: i could see not wanting to get married today on friday the third -- friday the 13th unless you're brave. and the people who wanted to get married on seven / seven / 11. to say you will skips the entire year promote what was the response? online, it's sort of let out. >> and it is not -- the excus

john shareen asked who would be likely to leave, head coach are greg schiano or freeman? >> he would ask for a trade before the trade deadline next month, whether that is true or not he is certainly playing his way out of town. he has four touchdowns and 11 interceptions, he has 335 passing yards, the 30th rated passer, there is no question, this is his last year in tampa bay. the only further question is this greg schiano's last year in tampa bay. there is a little bit of luck in there but i think they're getting an identity a little bit. two games, two fourth quarter come backs, i think that's the difference for bears this year, their offense is contributing, they're actually rated ahead of their defense. defense is 17th so the offense is actually contributing to the calls maybe more than in previous as soon as. this is a team remember 10 and 6 last season missed the playoffs and fired their head coach. they need to win more than ten to assure getting in a playoff berth. >>> quarterback who would take the biggest glump his second season no question he's the guy who has

>> you got to give the coach more than two years, josh freeman is in the last year of his contract. he is certainly playing his way out of town. in this last five games, he has four touchdowns and 11 interceptions, 30th rated passer. he is not playing very well. this is his las year in tampa b. so far the question is is this greg schiano's last year in tampa bay? two games two fourth quarter being touch backs. their offense is contributing, they're rated ahead of their defense, so the offense is contributing to the calls, this is a team remember went 10 and 6 last season replied the playoffs and fired their head coach. they need to be assured of getting into the playof playoff. >> who is your pick? >> miami dolphins. no question he's the guy he's passed for almost 600 yards. we have to remember this is a guy who made only 19 career starts at a&m in college as a quarterback. he actually made more starts as a wide receiver, played more starts as a wide receiver. he's growing, feels comfortable with mike sherman who is his head coach at a&m, getting better and better. remember this, 63

kaepernick is sacked but freeman and punter recovers for the colts. that led to a final colds touchdown -- colts touchdown. that quarter had all that the 49ers could handle. harbaugh loses two in a row for the first time in his san francisco sen your. >> you can question just about anything right now. we didn't play well enough to win in enough areas, on enough downs, did not win the down enough. and not even close enough. >> i don't think guys were out there thinking about alden getting arrests or what he did on the weekend. i think guys were out there making the plays. we had to get to that pass each and every snap. until we get that, it will not be 49ers defense. >>> coaches hate distractions and the 49ers has one of the biggest this weekend with alden being arrested and bailed out just hours before practice on friday. per the nfl's collective bargaining agreement. the 49ers could not suspend smith for today's games and he elected to play. afterward he met with the media and ceo schwartz for what comes next. >> this is not a one time fix. this is a

so what are the bucs going to do with freeman? >> they would love to trade him and get him out of there, but he is in the last year of his contract. he has $6.44 million to pay him this year, so it is going to be awfully hard for them to find a trade. the only thing they can hope is maybe somebody loses a quarterback and is looking for a veteran to come in. the big question is whether they cut him or keep him on the roster. because he could be a problem in the locker room. so that will be interesting to watch. >> and there is a buy week coming up. >>> the 49ers are off to a disappointing start, what is the head coach's biggest concern right now? >> oh, those story lines in san francisco, we have the first crisis of the jim harbaugh era. they have a lot of problems, as you said. we are talking about alden smith being in rehab. and they are going to go with the rotation on the defense. and obviously kaepernick remains a problem. he just hasn't gotten it done. they have almost as many turnovers as touchdowns. we'll see what happens t

>> josh freeman is in the last year of his rookie contract, the land was story he would ask for a trade before the trade deadline next month. whether that is true or not he is certainly playing his way out of town. he has four touchdowns and 11 interceptions, he has the 30th rated passer, he is not playing very well. there is no question this is his last season in tampa bay. there is a rift between the two of them. i think the only question in tampa bay is this greg schiano's last season in tampa bay. >> two gutty wins fo for bears,e they lucky to be 2 and 0? >> two games, two fourth quarter quarterbacks, they believe in jay cutler and i think that's difference for the bears this year. their offense is contributing, they are rated ahead of their defense, defense is 17th. offense is contributing to the calls maybe more than previous as sooseasons. the last year, they fired their head coach, and they need to win more than ten to assure getting into a playof playoff berth. >> who is your biggest surprise? >>> ryan tannehill, 19 career start at a&m in college as a quarterback. he actually m

>> you've got robert de niro, michael douglas, kevin kline, morgan freeman all playing four guys who go to las vegas for a bachelor party at their age, 60s and 70s. >> that does sound like fun. >> yeah. obviously it's a really funny premise and i think that one will be good. >> what about this academy award the director sought. he has one called "the counselor." what do you respect from him this time around? >> ridley scott has done everything from blade runner to thelma and lieu louise. mccarthy wrote the script for this one and then i haven't even brought up the cast which includes brad pitt, cameron diaz, penelope cruz, so there's so much talent around this thing. this is the year it looks like he'll get his profile raised. and he plays a lawyer who goes -- who starts getting involved in drug trafficking and really ends up in a world of trouble with a bunch of nefarious characters played by all these great actors so i think this will be really cool. >> and the great james gandolfini is in a film called "enough said." it's not a tony soprano part. >> it's not at all. this is his la

about tom freedman of the new york times who opposed intervention and kerry said i often agree with tom freeman, but not in this case. >> showing there is no new data. there is a famous cartoon from the thorker in the 1930s of a congressional hearing saying boying to no one and my respect to walter lipman. so this has been around for a longtime. a plus of this media age is there is a range of opinions. people have the megaphone of a regular column, but now you and i can get messages from people who say i am a serving colonel in the u.s. marine corp and this is what i see. i am somebody who knows about chemical weapons and this is what i see. it is a bigger range. >> when president obama pulled back from the brink of ordering airstrikes at the last minute you posted something in the atlantic right away. and then an hour later you read the transcript and you posted again. we get to watch your thought process in a way that would be hard to imagine a decade ago. >> and realtime anything is messy. that includes the realtime factor and that is our blog software crashed and i spent an hour writing som

about tom freedman of the new york times who opposed intervention and kerry said i often agree with tom freeman, but not in this case. >> showing there is no new data. there is a famous cartoon from the thorker in the 1930s of a congressional hearing saying boying to no one and my respect to walter lipman. so this has been around for a longtime. a plus of this media age is there is a range of opinions. people have the megaphone of a regular column, but now you and i can get messages from people who say i am a serving colonel in the u.s. marine corp and this is what i see. i am somebody who knows about chemical weapons and this is what i see. it is a bigger range. >> when president obama pulled back from the brink of ordering airstrikes at the last minute you posted something in the atlantic right away. and then an hour later you read the transcript and you posted again. we get to watch your thought process in a way that would be hard to imagine a decade ago. >> and realtime anything is messy. that includes the realtime factor and that is our blog software crashed and i spent an hour writing som

i want to bring in jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig management and james freeman from "the wall street journal." wow. you jonathan you heard that start with you. almost no one knew what we were talking about. >> yes. melissa: that one guy at the end got it, which i was really impressed. one guy originally you didn't see from beginning of the show was thinking of quantum mechanics or quantum physics trying to tie itnto something else. does this concern you at all? >> well, you know we've had government intervention. that is really what quantitative easing is, melissa. melissa: yeah. >> it is government manipulation of the economy of interest rates. we've had it so long in this country back to the earliest part of the 20th century, most people assume that it does go on and go on all the time even if they're not particularly aware of this exact initiative from the fed. what they don't know however, since the fed was created, dollar lost roughly 95% of the its value. they should be aware of that, especially days like today when you see the fed announcing they will keep going with that quan

josh freeman, on the other hand, he's in the last year of his contract, and there was the story that he would ask for a trade before the deadline next month. and whether that's true or not, he's making his way ou out of t. he has four touchdowns and 11 receptions. 335 passing yards this season. the third rated passer, and he's not playing well. this is no question. it's his last season in tampa bay. and the only question is, is this greg's last seen in tampa bay? >> well, two gutsy wins for the bears, and are they that good, or are they lucky to be 2 and 0? >> there's a lib of luck in there, but there's an identity. two games, and two fourth quarter comebacks. jake cutler, he looks good. and that's the difference for the bears this year. the offense is contradicting and they're rated ahead of the defense. and the offense is contradicting to the cause, more than in previous seasons, but this is a team, remember, they went 10 and 6 last season and fired the head coach. and they need to win more than 10 games to get into the layoffs layoffs -- playoffs. >> who is your biggest surprise.

. - okay, morgan freeman-narrating-everything. - do you want someone to stop you? 'cause no one's going to. - nobody better try to stop me. good. [door closes] - i could have stopped him. [car alarm chirps] - are you warmed up? - no. - god, angela, why is that always my responsibility? [zipper sound] angela: what did you do to yourself? dwight: never mind. just never mind. angela: well, it better work. dwight: oh, it'll work. mm. stop kissing me. it's not in the contract. - how do i feel about breaking up with donna? good. moral. i feel proud. [beeping] like a grownup. that was not easy because i really liked her a lot. and i'm a little bit emotional right now because i know that i absolutely made the right decision. at the end of the day, we have to do what's right. and it was either living with myself or...being happy. and i picked... the... former. served like this. all for this. 4-dollar build your own chicken wraps. only at denny's. an arm wrestling match that mr. clean realized the way to handle bigger, tougher messes was better leverage. that's why he create

gomez and freeman, they are both ejected from the game. gomez later apologized for his behavior via twitter saying it was unacceptable. >>> for the second time in 19 years the new york yankees failed to make the playoffs. they lost to the rays 8-3 last night and officially eliminating them from the wild card race. this is a forgetan year for the bronx bombers. you've got the whole a-rod saga. manner rivera has been receiving all kind of gift during his retirement tour but never got a horse. colorado rockies gave todd helton a horse as a farewell gift. he is hanging up the cleats this year after spending 17 seasons with the rockies. a tennessee volunteer peyton manning was on hand for the ceremony. i bet you didn't know this. manning replaced helton as the vols quarterback in 1994. a cool deal. helton basically owns llvet rockies batting records and only fitting he hit a home run last night in his final game at coors field. today you can read about one of the greatest comebacks in sports history. happening in the america's cup. team new zea

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hear to way in with which companies they would run and which they would run from, james freeman from the "wall street journal", brian sasi, and scott martin from united advisors. gentlemen, thanks for joining us. this is my basic premise. some companies that are such a disaster even if they offer you a fortune to run it, if you can't turn it around you really tarnish your reputation. they say there is nowhere to go but up in some of these companies, like jcpenney but yeah there is, you could go down further. scott, you pick one you would run from the very company i mentioned, jcpenney. how come? >> it is funny and not only ruin your reputation but waste time, wasting time on a bad company because i think that is what jcpenney is. i don't even think they would tell you, or they could tell you who their target audience is. certainly i think the general public does not know. therefore they don't go in the stores. secondly the brand itself just doesn't have any loyalty. it's a very tough business being in retail. we've seen that from this year. a lot of companies out there are struggling

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now, gomez and freeman ejected from the game. gomez later saw the error in his ways, apologized via twitter, saying his behavior was unacceptable. >>> you know mariano rivera has been receiving all these gifts on his retirement tour. he never got a horse. colorado rockies gave todd helton a horse last night as a farewell gift. helton is hanging up the cleats this year after spending 17 seasons with the rockies. check this out. fellow tennessee volunteer peyton manning was on hand for the ceremony. interesting fact, manning actually replaced helton as the vols' quarterback way back in 1994. pretty cool. helton owns basically all the rockies' batting records. it was only fitting that he hit a home run last night in his final game at coors field. >>> this is the story you were waiting for. the detroit tigers clinched their third straight division title last night. many picked the tigers to win it all this year, and winning the a.l. central is the first step towards making that happen. >> from day one of spring training, i told them

if moefrg an freeman knows about it, you should too. >> to dance in a sexually provocative manner, involving thrusting hip movements, squatting dance. >> reporter: twerking has been around for at least 20 years. but it recently hijacked the national conversation. in new york city, hundreds set the guinness record for the most people twerking simultaneously. talk show host, jimmy kimmel reveals himself to be the master mind behind a viral twerk video in which a booty shaking causes bodily harm. and provocature, miley cyrus created a twerk day on the mtv music awards. crit too racy, too desperate, and too derivative. ask some calling her racist appropriating black culture. but america wrote it up, writing more articles about miley's dancing than syria. twerking takes place in a long line of dance moves deemed immoral, even apocalyptic. the waltz was called sinful because of close connect between dance partners. in 1914, the tango earned a papal denunsiation for being damaging to the soul. and elvis' pelvis instigating juvenile delinquency. i don't think twerky spells the end of youthful decenc

i'm almost expecting thomas freeman was on the op ed page a few times. he was wrong. still is. judith miller, is she going to be rehabilitated. it's not just the people who have been seeing and heard as you said. it's who isn't being heard from. and it's who isn't being heard from for the very same reasons in a matt's talking about. it's assumed they're knee jerk. these are people who are thoughtful, critical, curious, the other thing to bear in mind here, i think, is that, you know, the discussion of the debate itself is problematic. it's very bracing to see a chief international correspondent of cnn. christian amanpour this weekend talked about the vote bug. this is not a disease, this is democracy in action and we should be celebrating. >> there is a split, right now between the citizenry and the national security establishment. i think the national security establishment is far more skeptical of this as they've been of previous things. the body language of chuck hagel and dempsey is like, they want to have nothing to do with this, but john, i want to ask you, you supported

jack greur, and tom freeman, now managing direct for ubs's financial services group. jack, good to see i. tom, good see you. let's kick it off with you, jack. what's your advice for andrew? >> first off, you have to save your money, obviously. like i tell all the new millionaires i represent, you cannot live like a millionaire. you have to live like you're a normal 25-year-old, getting your first job. that's the main thing. principle protection. have you to protect that principle so that it can grow over time. >> you're not going to go buying yachts and lamborghinis, are you? >> no, ma'am. >> you're going to save your money? >> that's right. >> but you want to invest it in stocks? >> i'm thinking about it. i'm exploring all my options at this point. it's still too early to settle on one strategy. >> what are those options in your head? are they stocks, real estate? what are your options? >> i'm thinking -- i'm thinking for the long term, right? i'm thinking maybe i.r.a. definitely stocks are on the table. >> you have to get some yield in there. tom, he needs returns h

daniel caplan wrote the piece, and joins me now and kansas city chief's offensive lineman tom freeman. thanks for joining us. >> happy birthday. >> thank you so much. i appreciate that. dan, how is it possible the league can actually make money on this? >> i have to say, happy birthday, as well. >> thank you. >> i won't ask how old. >> good. >> first, let's step back. the league is in litigation with the insurers over how much they will cover. that is an unknown how much of the $765 million will be wiped away from the league's books. presuming they have to cover two-thirds, three-quarters of that, the league is planning to let the teams take it as a business expense. thus, they can write it off their taxes. so, if you have a team that's profitable, say, the dallas cowboys, cincinnati bengals which have no debt, they could write it off in one year if they invest wisely, they could easily make it back. >> you played in the nfl in the 1980s with the kansas city chiefs, are you shocked the league could make money on this? >> i don't have a problem with it. my understanding is the settleme

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josh freeman on the other hand is in the last year of his rookie contract. there was the story he had asked for a trade or would ask for a trade before the trade deadline next month. whether that's true or not, he certainly is playing his way out of town. in this last five games date to go last year, he has four touchdowns and 11 interceptions, 335 passing yards this season and the 30th rated passer. he is not playing well. this is no question this is his last season in tampa bay. there is a rift there. i think the only question left in tampa bay is this his last season in tampa bay? >> two wins for the bears. are they that good or lucky to be 2 and 0? >> there is a little bit of luck in there. i think they are getting an identity a little bit, you know, two games, two fourth quarter comebacks. they believe in jay cutler. he looks comfortable in mark tresman's. that's the difference for the bears this year. their offense is contributing. they are rated averaghead of th defense. the offense is contributing to the cause maybe more than in pros previous season.

i want to bring in jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig management and james freeman from "the wall street journal." wow. you jonathan you heard that start with you. almost no one knew what we were talking about. >> yes. melissa: that one guy at the end got it, which i was really impressed. one guy originally you didn't see from beginning of the show was thinking of quantum mechanics or quantum physics trying to tie it into something else. does this concern you at all? >> well, you know we've had government intervention. that is really what quantitative easing is, melissa. melissa: yeah. >> it is government manipulation of the economy of interest rates. we've had it so long in this country back to the earliest part of the 20th century, most people assume that it does go on and go on all the time even if they're not particularly aware of this exact initiative from the fed. what they don't know however, since the fed was created, dollar lost roughly 95% of the its value. they should be aware of that, especially days like today when you see the fed announcing they will keep going with that qu

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james freeman is with the "wall street journal." our very own charlie gasparino. charlie, i want to start with you because you're always the man in the know. what is it your hearing about this? >> it's a humbling experience for jamie dimon. he had to two down to the justice department, middle east and basically kiss the ring ever eric holder today. he had to do it with his general counsel steve cutler. he brought a guy, raj cohen. kind of an interesting guy. was, works with sullivan cromwell. involved in the bear stearns deal which is ironic because bear stearns is one. reasons they're paying for this. remember this is some of legacy stuff, legacy mortgage problems occurred at bear stearns. this is a very humbling experience for jamie dimon. he was prodded by his board essentially to end this. get some sort of a global setment on the mortgage issue. i think that is why he is doing it now and that's why he is paying it up. melissa: it would be worth it if it were all over. >> you're right about that. melissa: in theory it is suppose to include justice, federal hous

now freeman is jawing at him between first and second. whoa. did gomez put on a show? he's still talking to maholm and still looking at him. now mccan will meet him. >> wow. i have never seen this before. >> he's got to score, you know. reed johnson got in the middle of that. what in the world is gomez trying to prove? >> wow. nobody got hurt. it's all good. no problems. that's the all the time we have left. let not your heart be troubled. greta van susteren standing by live to go "on the record." take it away. >>> tonight, well, we are on the edge. time is running out. congress has only four days to the keep the government from shutting down. at this hour, the senate makes its next move. >> it need s to go. >> the affordable care act is here to stay. >> there will be pain inflicted on the american dream by obamacare and its provisions. >> we are seeing crusades from the far right of the republican party. >> the only thing i didn't see mentioned was a burglar bill to attach. >> obamacare is a huge disaster. >> if anyone here thinks republicans in the house have a worka

former kansas city chief offensive lineman tom freeman is a senior vice president for ubs. and david howard, ex-defensive tackle is a financial adviser with merrill lynch wealth management. gentlemen, good to see you. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for having me. >> tom, you think the markets can gain another 4% or 5%. what's going to drive it higher? >> i think earnings are. if you can look past the short-term noise over the next 30 days, earnings are okay. ubs has a target of $111 a share for the s&p 500. you put a conservative multiple on that, we ought to be up around $17.30. four to five percent, i'll take that all day long for the next three months. >> david, you're familiar adviser for merrill dealing with a lot of clients with goals, retail as well as institution. what are the biggest concerns you're hearing right now from clients? >> some of the bigger concerns are about the volatility in the market. the way we we address that is constant communication and having a goals-based approach to keep our clients invested and keep them on track w

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