>> well, heis, lou. i'll tell you, as a conservative, it is nice to see people in the republican party doing this. instead of sending -- saying let the principles fall where they may, he's saying let the chips fall where they may and an important moment for us as conservatives. we have now someone along with rand paul and mike lee and a handful of others willing to stick it to the establishment in washington, d.c. i'm very, very happy to see this. >> and rand paul, i believe, will also be coming back to speak to give the senator some reprieve. some respite from it all. but at the end of the day, they are absolutely overmatched by the power of the establishment and the leadership, the establishment of the republican party and the leadership in the senate, aren't they? >> well, they are. and you know, lou? we're talking a lot about the fund of obama care. i would like to see conservatives defund the gop. i don't think any conservative that loves liberty and freedom should send a dime to the gop. i think we

>> well, he is, lou. i'll tell you, as a conservative, it is nice to see people in the republican party doing this. instead of sending -- saying let theprinciples fall where they may, he's saying let the chips fall where they may and an important moment for us as conservatives. we have now someone along with rand paul and mike lee and a handful of others willing to stick it to the establishment in washington, d.c. i'm very, very happy to see this. >> and rand paul, i believe, will also be coming back to speak to give the senator some reprieve. some respite from it all. but at the end of the day, they are absolutely overmatched by the power of the establishment and the leadership, the establishment of the republican party and the leadership in the senate, aren't they? >> well, they are. and you know, lou? we're talking a lot about the fund of obama care. i would like to see conservatives defund the gop. i don't think any conservative that loves liberty and freedom should send a dime to the gop. i think we

>> well, he is, lou. i'll tell you, as a conservative, it is nice to see people in the republican party doing this. instead of sending -- saying let the principles fall where they may, he's saying let the chips fall where they may and an important moment for us as conservatives. we have now someone along with rand paul and mike lee and a handful of others willing to stick it to the establishment in washington, d.c. i'm very, very happy to see this. >> and rand paul, i believe, will also be coming back to speak to give the senator some reprieve. some respite from it all. but at the end of the day, they are absolutely overmatched by the power of the establishment and the leadership, the establishment of the republican party and the leadership in the senate, aren't they? >> well, they are. and you know, lou? we're talking a lot about the fund of obama care. i would like to see conservatives defund the gop. i don't think any conservative that loves liberty and freedom should send a dime to the gop. i think we

this is 11-year-old jamie lou single. ♪ ♪ >> i'm going to say it again, 11-year-old jamie lou! >> if you wouldn't have shown the video and just listened to that, i would never have guessed. >> you would never guess. >> she has all kinds of covers and they are blowing up. here she is singing rihanna's "stay." ♪ i want you to stay >> oh, my god! i want to take all the hits and have her sing them and that's all i need. >> how about another hit, pink's "give me a reason." ♪ just give me a reason, just a little bit to love ♪ >> i want to know what it feels like to sing like that. >> well, we can ask her right this minute via skype, we have 11-year-old jamie lou. >> hi. >> you're only 11 years old. how old were you when you found out or discovered you could sing? >> when i was 9 i really found out i loved singing. >> are you guys a musical family? can you describe how this all came together? >> i played piano for years. my wife is a singer. so she grew up around a studio. ♪ around and around we go >> she always said i want to sing, i want to sing. i said yeah, yeah, yeah. the

lou, do you have that? >> i do. it involves this piece of wood and this special glue. >> all right. >> both those two things together for you. >> he's more of a manly man than you are. >> and peter krause is up. >> he's actually here. that's good news. >> peter krause. >> first your local news and weather. >>> we're back with more of "today" on this thursday. ready to reveal our plaza ambush makeovers. >> "today" contributor and stylist to the stars lewis lacari. >> and founder of chicos.com. >> how were the pickings today? >> i have to show you. i don't think we've had so many people saying pick me, pick me. all of them. the whole crowd. >> so you have an awfully lot of unhappy people there. >> i had to sort of sneak in the back door. >> our first lucky lady is marina from los angeles, california. her battle every morning is her hair. she jumped at the opportunity to tame her curls. >> i'm here with marina and her mom. today she is getting a total head to the makeover. how excited are you? >> i'm so excited. what g

this is 11-year-old jamie lou single. ♪ ♪ >> i'm going to say it again, 11-year-old jamie lou! >> if you wouldn't have shown the video and just listened to that, i would never have guessed. >> you would never guess. >> she has all kinds of covers and they are blowing up. here she is singing rihanna's "stay." ♪ i want you to stay >> oh, my god! i want to take all the hits and have her sing them and that's all i need. >> how about another hit, pink's "give me a reason." ♪ just give me a reason, just a little bit to love ♪ >> i want to know what it feels like to sing like that. >> well, we can ask her right this minute via skype, we have 11-year-old jamie lou. >> hi. >> you're only 11 years old. how old were you when you found out or discovered you could sing? >> when i was 9 i really found out i loved singing. >> are you guys a musical family? can you describe how this all came together? >> i played piano for years. my wife is a singer. so she grew up around a studio. ♪ around and around we go >> she always said i want to sing, i want to sing. i said yeah, yeah, then she

all we heard this is not the nancy lou that he knew. since i have known her she's been the same depressed person xia she is. i want to give her some real help and see her business going and be able to comply with whatever the department wishes her to do. i just asked that opportunity to give her a temporary suspension and during that period of time i will make every effort that i can to comply with whatever the department asks. if the board decides there is enough grounds for revocation, i would like to know what it is because we've gone back and forth first with unsanitary conditions and then with allegations of videos and human trafficking and victims and everything else. i would just like to know what the initial grounds are. i'm prepared to submit it with that and once more i think the board that is discretion to revoke her, i think the board also has the discretion to give her a temporary suspension. that's what i'm asking the board to do, to give her and i a chance to comply. thank you. >> thank you. >> just quickly, to recap, the

joining me now is lou dobbs, host of lou dobbs tonight. lou: he is half right, 50% on most thing, he is right that it will be an act of aggression. it has nothing to do with the united nations, it has everything to do with who we are as a superpower and a great nation. is this how the united states wants to be viewed by the world. we are talking about unilateralism, taking action alone with our closest allies, not germany, not friends, not the united kingdom and to do so without the imprimatur of the arab league. nato, the united nations, puts us really in the role of vigilante. not world, but vigilante, deciding unilaterally, independently and without international consensus and cohorts that we will take action, strike a sovereign nation. that is not how we want to be viewed by the world. is not appropriate and it is time for the republican party in my judgment to be the party of loyal opposition and introduce these values and these facts to this president so we do not make a mistake that could be disastrous for this country and for the r

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>> that's a very good point, lou. i think that there was an effort to through a few good agents under the bus when this unfolded -- >> there is a response. finally, there is a response. gentlemen, we're out of time. a fascinating story. we've been waiting a long time for your book. the book is the untold story of the attack in benghazi. gentlemen, thank you for being with us. we recommend the book highly to you. links to it on lou dobbs.com. >>> the brand new book, the pirp making the case of scandal and greed did nothing to affect the bottom line of the global consulting power house. i'll put it that way. mckenzie and company. duff mcdonald thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're

leadership of fanny lou hamer, of aaron henny, of charles evers who had replaced his late younger brother as the naacp field secretary, there was no turning back. in august, 1964, president lyndon johnson -- they passed the civil rights act outlawing racial segregation laws. the first such law in american history. the following year the voting rights act was passed. by 1969, in the span of only six years, mississippi went from less than 6% blacks who were registered to vote to 61%. today, the largest number of after kwan american elected officials of any state in the country is from the state of mississippi. medgar evers' vision has yet partially -- and i want to

lou ferrigno who played the incredible hulk won a lifetime achievement there. stan lee was there to honor him, the "hulk" creator. >> if i had those kind of muscles, i would terrify you. >> ferrigno won the mr. universe title twice. still acting and gives inspirational speeches. keep on going. >>> the game was tight. 13-10. so your rival teams, 20 penalties. but don't fight. this is high school. two alabama football coaches throwing elbows there. the players had to help break up the fight. the game-winning coach, by the way, lost the brawl. who is the adult on the field there? >>> coming up, robert patisson as you've never seen him before and probably won't. >>> plus "fifty shades" fans.

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thank you again, lou. lou: thank you. lori: kevin kaiser jolted wall street with his own gutsy call. why he says it is a house of cards. applications for mortgages are tumbling as rates increase. we have an exclusive on this one as well. it is not even mid-september, but we will show you what has consumers doing a calendar double take. crude oil at 782. we are back after this. ♪ this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fiy thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. nobody likes to miss out. that's why ally treats all their customers the same. whether you're the first or the millionth. if your bank doesn't think you're special anymore, you need an ally. your money needs an ally. ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutioning power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of t

lori: tom tally and lou kerner, thanks for your expertise, gentlemen. david: great stuff. they're optimistic. >> thank you. lori: okay. david: federal reserve chairman ben bernanke, i hope he is optimistic. we'll see next week. lori: he is about to retire at least from the fed. he has to be thrilled. david: he could begin scaling back. as everybody knows the fed's huge assets purchases next week. wednesday is the day we find out. what should investors do? should you sit on cash until then? the man ranked by "barron's" number one independent financial advisor in the whole nation will give us his playbook in just a couple minutes. lori: twitter, believe it or not is not only ipo that has folks talking. we have a new info when chrysler could go public. new details on that too when we come back. ♪ [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutioning power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into

>> lou: hola! si, doctor, tengo 62 años de edad y tengo algunos de los sistomas que estan tratando... ¿pueden causar cancer? >> lou, la respuesta es sencilla es no, pero un hombre de 62 aÑos de edad con agrandamiento benigno de prostata tambien es un hombre con riesgo de cancer. recuerde, recomiendo que todos los hombres de 50 aÑos vean a su medico se sometan a un examen digito rectal y se hagan el examen de p.s.a. primero descartar el cancer y despues prosvent puede ayudar a aliviar el problema del agrandamiento de la prostata. >> y sin efectos secundarios. >> estos ingredientes fueron estudiados, infinidad de veces con miles de pacientes y sin ningun efectos secundario. >> me da gusto tener a una mujer en la linea, francine de philadelphia. ¿que quieres preguntar al dr. may? >> francine: estoy muy preocupada por mi esposo, dice estar bien, pero se que tiene algo, porque se levanta toda la noche para ir al baño. y cuando va al baño se tarda mucho, dice que no tiene nada, porque su... hay no

lou is back. we'll have paul corson on the ground and lou palumbo, we're seeing more and more police officers arrive at the scene. what does that say to you? >> they're getting as many resources there as they possibly can to create a perimeter around this. to lend itself to containment and they feel there's something going on significant enough that they need to have as many assets in place as they can. >> as many as 3,000 people in the building and a wandering gunman on the fourth floor. you can imagine it's difficult for police to contain the situation. >> we're asupering it's a lone gunman. at this point they're trying to identify what is going on in that building. they're not certain of any dynamics except the fact there san active shooter in the navy yard in washington. i still think what they're trying to do is identify the source of this problem. >> the only information that we hear at least for right now that they're getting are from people from inside the building, calling emergency worke

no, it is not trivial at all, lou. and think about this, john kerry, the former anti-war, anti-military activist is now the leading hawk of the obama team. it's also clear they're making it up as they go along. you just pointed out a moment ago that you heard a lot from him but you saw hagel and the chairman, but you didn't hear much from them. whe senator corker asked why no support since authorized by the president back in june, kerry and hagel both waffled. the hagel said the authorization -- in fact the objective is to deter assad from using chemical weapon degrading his capability and sending a message to other terrorists about weapons of mass destruction. then they went on to say it's going to be limited in type and scope and duration and assured everybody to include assad, iran, and all the others there's not going to be any boots on the ground. this is a disaster in the making in a civil war. >> and yet we have heard john boehner, the speaker of the house, eric can tore, the republican majority lder in the hous

reaction from fox business anchor lou dobbs and here he is. are you okay with the republicans attempting to shut down the government? >> i'm okay with the republicans, bill, trying to shut down obama care. 70% of americans oppose it. the fact is that the offers, some of the authors, democratic authors of obama care consider it to be a train wreck as does obviously the speaker of the house. what they are trying to do is fund obama care to stop the damage before it. >> i don't know. if i may. the fact is what they have done is try to defund obama care, but, at the same time, fund the government which is precisely what their legislation does. >> never going to get through the senate never in a million years. >> that's the senate wants judgment. that's the democratic leader's judgment. not that of the republicans. their choice, if they decide to deny what the house has sent them will be to put and give prime is i to obama care by the way most of whom are opposed to it themselves and, in fact, defund the government, not obama care. >> bill: that's

no, it is not trivial at all, lou. and think about this, john kerry, the former anti-war, anti-military activist is now the leading hawk of the obama team. it's also clear they're making it up as they go along. you just pointed out a moment ago that you heard a lot from him but you saw hagel and the chairman, but you didn't hear much from them. when senator corker asked why no support since authorized by the president back in june, kerry and hagel both waffled. the hagel said the authorization -- in fact the objective is to deter assad from using chemical weapons, degrading his capability and sending a message to other terrorists about weapons of mass destruction. then they went on to say it's going to be limited in type and scope and duration and assured everybody to include assad, iran, and all the others there's not going to be any boots on the ground. this is a disaster in the making in a civil war. >> and yet we have heard john boehner, the speaker of the house, eric can tore, the republican majority leader in the

here with us is lou dobbs. what's the new information. >> new information and emails disclosed dave camp chairman of ways and means letting these emails move out in which lois lerner to who took the fifth amendment saying lay it out before it was generally known that they were targeting saying that this is going to be problematic. we have got to be careful. >> bill: about the tea party? >> the tea party and other conservative groups. >> bill: lerner says she didn't know anything about this targeting of the tea party until june. but these emails are february? >> and may. she specifically lays out the fact that they could be extraordinarily dangerous. >> bill: so now we have lerner lying in -- lying. >> lying. >> bill: that's why she took the fifth because she didn't want to lie under oath put her in jail. >> exactly. >> bill: why doesn't the republican party go after this woman? because this is the whole case. lerner is the whole case. >> you are exactly right. and darrell issa, dave camp, all of these chairman

lou dobbs will be here. later, why do politicians keep texting strippers? it's happened again. this time mayor of new jersey cory booker is involved. those reports upcoming. lou's the boss segment tonight. the truth about how much you will pay once obama care kicks in. the president says he will never back away from that law. >> the house republicans are so concerned with apiecing the tea party that they have threatened the government slitdown or worse unless i gut or repeal the affordable care act. i said this yesterday, let he repeat it that's not going to happen. more than 100 million americans currently already had new benefits and protections under the law. >> here now is the truth teller. fox business anchor lou dobbs. is that true? 100 million americans have new benefits under the law? >> well, they do have 100 million people do have benefits of some sort if it's ever inacted. right now, these 100 million folks as the president styles it. we have 30 million people who don't have coverage, let alone benefits. >> but they have after january 1st, right? if they sign up. >>

. >>> this sewage problem coming on the heels of remarks from the a's owner about lou wolf. he is telling usa "today," quote, there is something wrong here. you would think with our league, people would want to come out and count down the magic numbers and all that stuff. you would think this time of year when the teams are in the standings and where every game means something, people would come out. it's depressing. i really expected crowds to be huge this week. it would just be nice if people didn't wait until the playoffs to show up. >>> speaking of the magic numbers, lou, don't worry about it. we are talking. we are counting down. the a's magic number now at six thanks to a walkoff win in the ninth inning last night. this was quite the ball game. josh donaldson singles with the bases loaded. that is all she wrote. that is the game. it seals the a's 2-1 win over the angels. any combination of the a's wins and losses -- the a's wins along with the rangers losses, that would equal six and gives the a's the american league west title and sends them into the postseason. >> we

when you hear what's going on, lou, what do you make of this? >> as i indicated earlier, this is an ongoing investigation. i think what they may have done at this point is retrieved some videotape from the facility as well as interviewed people who may have seen these additional suspects. what they're trying to now do is just simply identify who these two individuals are. and at the same time, creating a profile on the individual who i believe is deceased. to try to determine who his associates might be, if in fact this individual is from the workplace, just a continuous investigation which just takes many different directions. >> and i assume a facility like this, the u.s. neighbor yard, the naval sea systems command, what's called building 197, lou, would have extensive video cameras. it takes awhile to go through the videotape to look at those closed circuit cameras and find the images that you you desperately want to see? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, based on just the agreography if i of this facility, there's a lot of work involved. they al

. >> oakland a owner lou wolf put on different hat today as volunteer serving the hungry at the saint vincent depall society as we explain it's a gesture to give back to a community that is rallying around winning baseball team this son. team however that could soon pack up and leave. the few miles from the oakland coliseum. not counting hits runs error or ticket sales. fv lou wolf and family taking the day to give backÑi along with hitting coach davis. >> all right all right. this is america and i don't think anyone in america should go hungry ever. >> hear at the society they serve 800 meals a day on average to people who might otherwise go hungry. wolf says he's here to set an example pechlt donated 5000 dollars to school supply and giving away a tickets to anyone with who donates 50 dollars or more. did donating time. >> not much of the hard work. people who work here are just unbelievable. a lot of them are a fans that make it better. hh>> among the finance there ia quiet fear that wolf gives back to oakland he could be preparing to take away the ball club a source of prayed fo

[speaker not understood] and lou ann wong on our audit. next, i wanted to highlight the audit timeline. so, if you will turn to page 5, this is our timeline for each update individual component that are included in our audit. we are going through our [speaker not understood] phase now. we meet with representatives from governing boards and the key management to perform a risk assessment process. we come back during the september, october time frame to perform it the year-end audit where we substantiate the end balances, and we -- the goal is to issue all of the reports by thanksgiving of this year, except for the single audit which usually takes longer, into the january, february time frame. so, by then, by the end of this year we should have results in terms of the city's financial statements, and by march and april of next year we'll come back and present on the single audit. page 11, the engagement communications which goes over the responsibilities of the auditor as well as of management because that was basically covered in ms. nguyen

lou ferrigno was inducted into the muscle beach hall of fame. and beach's lifetime achievement award. didn't know that. >> such a thing. i am in there. >> of course. congratulations to him and body building winners as well. >> lou is big still. >> women also. must be like a male thing and female thing. absolutely. >> didn't realize that. good for him. good for you. i learn something new about you every day. >> man of mystery, really. >> you are. >> and a big liar. coming up unusual pictures, you

lou dobbs will be here. later, why do politicians keep texting strippers? it's happened again. this time mayor of new jersey cory booker is involved. those reports upcoming. run, go, go! did he just fumble? "i" formation! "i" formation! we have got to get the three-technique block! i'm not angry. i'm not yellin'. nobody's tackling anybody! we got absolutely... i don't think this was such a good idea. i'm on it. if we can't secure the quarterback center exchange... you're doing a great job, coach. well they're coming along better than i anticipated. very pleased. who told you to take a break? [ male announcer ] want to win yourwn football ntasy? just tell us. then use your visa card for a chanceo win it. lou's the boss segment tonight. the truth about how much you will pay once obama care kicks in. the president says he will never back away from that law. >> the house republicans are so concerned with apiecing the tea party that they have threatened the government slitdown or worse unless i gut or repeal the affordable care act. i said this yesterday, let he repeat it that's not

>> well, i'm hoping that people like lou and lou is one of my heroes in washington. it's a short list, will prevail. i hope the american people in listening in this program and watching it will reach out to their elected representatives and demand true representation to make sure that the government serves "we the people" because that's who this government is for. so i'm hopeful as more people understand the dire straits that we're in that we understand that importing more foreign workers in the number of jobs we create each month adds to unemployment, underemployment in record levels. we're in a 34-year high of underemployment. all of this can be dealt with effectively if we only had the moral fiber to not just secure borders but to enforce immigration laws. i appreciate what you're doing, lou? >> congressman? >> at the end of the day, i hope what we do in washington will be to help the american worker. i hope that we enforce our immigration laws so that we can help the immigrants that come to america for an opportunity. because i believe we're stealing the opportun

. >> lou grant. >> lou grant. >> betty white should have had her own. >> and betty does now. >> i know how to do now, la la la. frank is upset about it. we go down to all the places where we used to look into each other's eyes. >> now you're on your -- >> when i used to go crazy about who was that actress on the mary tyler moore show? i used to go through the alphabet and picture her and exercise my brain but now i google it. he doesn't like it. >> so you're busy googling things. >> frank likes to be adored. >> well, he is adored. >> he likes to be adored -- most men -- by the way, how many of you guys love to be adored? every hand went up and some other things. well, they're raising all kind of things. >> any who, let's move on to bromance. >> who doesn't adore him. >> justin timberlake and matt lauer has a bromance. we were minding our own business not paying attention to what was on the tv. >> because we don't care. >> we look up and there is what we saw, matt -- oh, elvis. >> as the king of rock and roll, congratulations. >> we did it. >> thank you. come on. >> because who knows wh

♪ sleep train ♪ you ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ lou's the boss segment tonight. the truth about how much you will pay once obama care kicks in. the president says he will never back away from that law. >> the house republicans are so concerned with apiecing the tea party that they have threatened the government slitdown or worse unless i gut or repeal the affordable care act. i said this yesterday, let he repeat it that's not going to happen. more than 100 million americans currently already had new benefits and protections under the law. >> here now is the truth teller. fox business anchor lou dobbs. is that true? 100 million americans have new benefits under the law? >> well, they do have 100 million people do have benefits of some sort if it's ever inacted. right now, these 100 million folks as the president styles it. we have 30 million people who don't have coverage, let alone benefits. >> but they have after january 1st, right? if they sign up. >> i have to qualify that most projections say they will not have. in fact, this began as a debate about how we wo

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. >> our next caller is lou from new york. do you have a question for the doctor? >> hi, yes, doctor. i'm 62 years old, and i'm having some of the symptoms you're discussing today. can some of these lead to cancer? >> lou, the simple answer is no, but the man of 62 who has benign prostatic enlargement is also the man who is at risk for cancer. remember, i encourage every man at the age of 50 to see their physician, have a digital rectal exam, and get a p.s.a. measure. you've got to rule out cancer. then prosvent can help alleviate the problems of an enlarged prostate and increase your overall prostate health. >> barbara: and no side effects? >> these ingredients have been studied countless times with thousands of patients and no side effects. >> i'm glad to say we have a woman on the line. francine from philadelphia, what's your question for dr. may? >> i'm really worried about my husband. he says he's fine, but i know something's wrong with him because he just gets up all night long to go to the bathroom, and when he goes to the bathroom, he's in there forever. he