. >> i will set a national goal of america and north america -- north american energy independence by 2020. >> this is the most important election of our lifetimes. it is a defining moment. >> this week on "inside washington," mitt romney and paul ryan tried to get their campaign back on message and away from this. >> what is forcible rape? >> rape is rape, at end of story. >> the senate candidate who triggered the dustup refuses to quit. >> i misspoke one word in one sentence on one day and everything changed overnight. >> in january, the congressional budget office sees economic disaster ahead. after 11 years of fighting, the american military death toll in afghanistan reaches 2000. why aren't the candidates talking about that? captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- after days of dealing with a conversation about rape and abortion, mitt romney unveiled his energy plan. it calls for more drilling, including the mid-atlantic coast, virginia and north carolina. he says his plan will bring as energy independence by the year 2020. this is a great campaign issue

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lucia, points south, north america. the storm is getting a little bit of a hearing apart. we'll see if it organizes tas crosses -- as it crosses into the caribbean sea. into the 60s, cooler by the morning commute. we're back into the 80s. how will things change. we got details coming up. >>> it's too early to tell what the weather will be like but one thing experts are starting to predict, traffic -- lots of it. even with the rising gas prices and sluggish economy, more americans are ready to go. karin caifa has the details. >> reporter: the last major holiday of the summer is expected to be a busy one. 33million americans will enjoy a labor day weekend getaway at left 50-miles from home, an increase of 2.9% over last year. $749 on average will be spent. the average trip will be about 626 miles. half of travelers will stay a little closer home, between 100 and 400 miles round trip. 3million will travel by rails, bus or crouse ship -- cruise ship. the overwhelming majority will go by cars, 22.8 million. gasoline is still lower than an april peak of $3.94 but higher when aaa

energy we use in north america. and there are a number of things i will do to make that happen. it is achievable. this is not some pie in the sky thing. this is a real achievable objective. >> now, some of the elements of the plan he unveiled in new mexico were familiar like expanded oil drilling. more than the president has agreed to. but parts of it were new. that's giving states control over energy exploration on federal lands within their borders. mitt romney said the economic benefits from those steps would be clear and distinct. >> 3 million jobs come back to this country by taking advantage of something we have right under our feet. that's oil and gas and coal. we are going to make it happen and create the jobs. it adds $500 billion to the size of our economy. that's more good wages. that's an opportunity for more americans to have a bright and prosperous future. >> larry, mitt romney got good news from a new poll out tonight. the fox news poll which, just two weeks ago, had shown barack obama with a 9% lead

they are leaving the developing region of latin america to enter the developed region of north america. officer: 10-4, take a left right there, and it looks like you've got them bushed-up. narrator: the border guards' technology peels away the cover of night, revealing the telltale thermal image of these illegals hiding under a bush. officer: they'll be in those bushes right there. busted: undocumented immigrants responding to u.s. demand for cheap mexican labor. this group did not include concha. officer ( over radio ): 10-4, guys-- good job, good job. narrator: 7:00 a.m. on the u.s. side at concha's rendezvous. did she make it? the border patrol is everywhere. concha never showed up. did they catch her at the border? back in anapra, a neighbor cares for young alexi. the older children got themselves up and off to their own school, here in ciudad juarez. but the fate of these kids-- indeed, their whole soety-- is dramatized by proximity. their school is just a few hundred yards from downtown el paso. in many ways this is a single nation and a single economy. these retail stores near t

since you mentioned north america, this crisis was originated in north america. neil: this guy who sounds like a frenchman, although he's not, but that's all we need, must be thrilled one american rival will be benched. meanwhile, pregnant women ticked off at the blow to government. the fell lee ceo telling washington to take a rest. ♪ ♪ ♪ neil: they are so fed up with the same government song and dance, well, she made a song and dance. smith says all the red tape is smothering his business. good to have you here. you came up with a pillow to help pregnant women; right? >> right. neil: awkward time with their bellies. >> right. neil: can benefit men, myself included, but i digress. that's when the trouble started? >> right. neil: explain. >> i invented a maternity support pillow and a beer gut version eventually. neil: thank you very much. >> no, i wasn't saying -- neil: you started well. >> i was ready to go, and i found out i had to pay $3660 in state registration fees just to be allowedded to sell a pillow no 13 states that require tags. neil: for each o

joe taylor is the ceo and chairman of panasonic north america. one of 11 companies sponsoring the olympics this year. he joins me now. welcome. why do you want to be so involved with the olympics? what does it bring to panasonic? >> first off what could be more wholesome than peace through sports? that's the mantra of the olympics. but i think beyond that the olympics is a brand that everyone aspires to be. or at least panasonic aspires to be. if you think about it, it's global, it's world class, it's competitive, it's young, it's on the cutting edge. it's wholesome. those are many of the attributes that the panasonic brand is try to become or try to enhance. >> is it also true it's incredibly expensive? if it is as incredibly expensive, do you actually make money? does it cost you a lot of money? how do you view it? >> well, i wouldn't say expensive or inexpensive. i would say the experience is priceless. like being with you tonight. >> of course, of course. >> and in all of business, everything is rationalized. everything has to have a return o

the accord accounts for nearly 30% of honda sales in north america. honda predict that sales will increase by 30% in the region this year. that would be a huge gain from last year. >> translator: the north american mark set becoming more and more important, given sluggish sales in europe. we would like to keep up the good sales in this region. >> and now, here are the latest market figures. >>> chinese are looking into ways to combat pollution that accompanies its rapid economic growth. a major polluter is ash from burning coal. but one chinese has discovered that innovative japanese technology can actually turn the ash into a pollution fighter. nhk world report. >> 80% of the power fuelling china's high economic growth is generator by burning coal. but the process dumps ash into the environment and this causes serious problems. ash from goal cobalt fired hour plant in shanxi province collected inside houses in this village. the residence are concerned. >> translator: ash keeps building up no matter how often we sleep the floor. many people are becomi

north america energy independence by 2020. it is achievable. this is not a pie in the sky. this is a real achievable objective and i have a chart that despite the wind is still holding up. on the left-hand side, you see a bar that represents -- you cannot read the writing but i can read it from here -- that bar shows how much our total demand is in the united states and we are making about 15 million barrels today. the rest we import. we're producing about 2/3 of what we use and importing about 1/3. we across the -- we go across the line and their various sources of energy. first have a bark representing conventional sources. the great boar says the conventional sources that we already have are probably going to see a little reduction in production over the next 10 years. we will have to make up for that reduction and add to it. offshore drilling is next. we will add about 2 million barrels per day of offshore drilling. the next is fracking technology. tight oil is a big source of supply which is another 2 million barrels per

. >> i will set a national goal for america and north america for north america at to be energy independence by 2020. >> one writer for fortune magazine said that it is tons of smoke without any fire. >>vicki: a reminder that you can watch uninterrupted commercial free of the convention on and i knew, passed before = = comcast 4 193. >> we will have some warmer weather coming up. out to you about that when i come back. -what's up? i'm chris. -and i'm erik. both: we're the fruit guys! back in 1998, we had this idea to deliver fresh fruit to offices in downtown san francisco. we built these wooden crates, filled these with fruit in my one-bedroom apartment. the fruit guys has been with bank of america since they first started. we work with them to help them grow and succeed. we're coming up on 50 employees and delivering to thousands of companies every week. i would definitely say this is a fruitful business. >> >>vicki: many know him as the first man to walk them in pin down so well has his story about neil armstrong's amazing life and career. >> neil armstrong was born in ohio in 1930 could

>> if i am the president of the united states i will set a national of america and north america energy independence by 2020. it is achievable. this is not some pie in the sky kind of thing. lou: let the fracking in drilling began. energy experts said rockwell. suspect numbers. is the obama administration keeping phony records on the number of illegal immigrants it claims to the. >> reporter: why is setting a deportation record suddenly so important to the sip ministration? we go behind the numbers in tonigh the capital one cash rewards card gives you a 50% annual bonus. and everyone likes 50% more [ russian accent ] rubles. eh, eheh, eh, eh. [ brooklyn accent ] 50% more simoleons. [ western accent ] 50% more sawbucks. ♪ [ maine accent ] 50% more clams. it's a lobster, either way. [ male annncer ] the capital one cash rewards card. with a 50% annual cash bonus, it's the card for people who like more cash. [ italian accent ] 50% more dough! what's in your wallet? [ italian accent ] 50% more dough! energy is being produced to power our lives. while energy development comes with some ris

largest rodent in north america. this is the american beaver. >> i'm not interested in that at all. >> a beaver is best well known for that tail. they can build dams. >> known for their smells around here. >> can you smell that? >> she reeks. >> she has this oil all over her. even though she's oily herself, if she gets exposed to toxins or oil in the water, that is what keeps her dry and keeps her buoyant in the water. so any exposure to toxin will affect this animal as it could a penguin. ready for this? this is my favorite. this is an animal that is affected by environmental issues. >> a tortoise? >> no. this is a turtle. tortoises are found on land and turtles are found in water. look at how beautiful. this is an alligator snapping turtle found in the southeast united states. >> oh, my god! >> that is crazy. >> what is going on with that? >> i lured you with this little guy. this is 2 years old. this is 100 years old. this animal has been around a million years. >> that's growing up to that? >> yes. >> are you kid

. >> i will set a national goal of america and north america, north american energy independence by 2020, north american energy independence by 2020. that means we produce all the energy we use in north america. and there are a number of things i'm going to do to make that happen. it is achievable. this is not some pie in the sky kind of thing. this is a real achievable objective. >> romney unveiled his plan at a trucking company in new mexico to underscore how his proposal would create 3 million jobs, he says. he said president obama's hodgepodge of energy policies have hurt the middle class. a spokesman for the obama campaign responded saying "romney's policies would take us backward. he wants to keep giving billions of dollars in tax subsidies to the big oil and gas companies and recklessly open new areas for drilling but turn our back on increasing energy efficiency and developing our clean, homegrown energy sources." meanwhile, fuel prices are up 15 cents from a year ago, setting records for the highest seasonal average for this time of year. >>> a former navy s.e.a.l. could face le

in north america business travel has come back. prices for hotels have risen a little bit. you're seeing better occupancy there. the dollar has gotten stronger so you're not seeing as many travellers coming from europe or brazil in particular. so it's moderate growth, cautiously optistic but not fully back to where we were a few years ago. brazil, very strong market. lots of middle class customers now picking themselves up and wanting to travel. particularly to the u.s. so good growth from that perspective. a tale of two cities north and south, pretty strong. south because of the issues with economics and austerity measures, you're seeing some of that deflation of travel in that market. middle east, you have the arab spring going on last year. we're comping over that. more travel going in that direction. china more chinese customers are traveling internationally. visa restrictions have been reduced so they are traveling a lot more. you got japan who is coming off the tsunami from last year so they are more confident about traveling. lots of low cost carers. >> you mentioned

it's a long way from japan to the west coast of north america. some 8,000 kilometers. the gigantic mass of debris the sea swallowed after last year's tsunami is slowly making that journey. now people in the american state of oregon are starting to dispose of one of the largest chunks to arrive. as nhk world tells us, it's the beginning of a long and costly cleanup. >> this is agate beach, oregon, where the dock from aomori prefecture is being demolished. crews are using a diamond-coated cable to cut through the structure. the 20-meter-long pier is made of concrete and contains polystyrene which helped it float. >> this is a reminder that it's a very, very dangerous natural event that you have to take very seriously. >> it is something that we have to take care of and get rid of. you know, looks like there may be more coming. we've got to learn how to deal with it and how to dispose of it properly and efficiently. >> reporter: last year the tsunami ripped the dock from its moorings at a fishing port in japan's aomori prefecture. it traveled across the pacific and washed

>> the highest, longest zip line in all of north america. riding through the skies for over four miles. i guess we've stolen your thunder because you made it. >> i'm here. >> a lot of fun. >>> let's get to the heartbreaking story out of hawaii. a 16-year-old girl killed in a jet ski accident, as her family looked on. the 20-year-old man who crashed his jet ski is already facing negligent homicide charges. her family is filing a civil suit. >> reporter: terrible story. this was supposed to be a dream vacation for a bright, young woman. it ended in death, criminal charges, a lawsuit and two families in anguish. going to hawaii was supposed to be a huge treat for 16-year-old kristen, a gift from her parents after she did well in school. >> she loved the islands. and she loved going out to the beach. >> reporter: the vacation ended disastrously. kristen was out jet skiing when she was hit by this australian tourist, a 20-year-old named tyson dagley. investigators say dagley was driving his jet ski recklessly, standing up, not looking where he wa

>> if i am the president of the united states i will set a national of america and north america energy independence by 2020. it is achievable. this is not some pie in the sky kind of thing. lou: let the fracking in drilling began. energy experts said rockwell. suspect numbers. is the obama administration keeping phony records on the number of illegal immigrants it claims to the. >> reporter: why is setting a deportation record suddenly so important to the sip ministration? we go behind the numbers in tonigh everyone has goals. take the steps to reach yours, with us with real advice, for real goals. the us bank wealth management advisor can help you. every step of the way. from big steps, to little steps. since 1863 we've helped guide our clients, so they can take the steps to help grow, preserve, and pass along their wealth. so their footsteps can help the next generation find their own path. all of us serving you. us bank ♪ lou: and you just heard governor romney promising voters that america will be energy independence by the end of this decade if he is elected president. we'll be

. >> north america, north american energy independence by 2020. north american energy independence by 2020. it is achievable. this is not some pie in the sky kind of thing. >> so romney's goal is to make the entire continent of north america completely energy independent in eight years? now, to do that, we need to drill a lot. romney decided to unveil his grand plan at a trucking supply company in hobbs, new mexico. he had a chart there but romney admitted that it was too small to read. so let's help him out. so, let's help him out. mitt romney wants to increase all forms of drilling. he claims he'll magically expand off-shore drilling by 2 million barrels a day. he wants another 2 million a day doing "tight oil" drilling or fracking. he says they can drill for an extra 28 million barrels of oil a day. that's his plan. more drilling. he doesn't mention emission standards at all to reduce oil use. cutting fuel use should be a key to reducing our dependence on foreign oil. romney doesn't expand wind, solar or nuclear alternatives, and he wants to cu

>> if i am the president of the united states i will set a national of america and north america energy independence by 2020. it is achievable. this is not some pie in the sky kind of thing. lou: let the fracking in drilling began. energy experts said rockwell. suspect numbers. is the obama administration keeping phony records on the number of illegal immigrants it claims to the. >> reporter: why is setting a deportation record suddenly so important to the sip ministration? we go behind the numbers in tonigh ♪ lou: and you just heard governor romney promising voters that america will be energy independence by the end of this decade if he is elected president. we'll be talking about that with been brought well, energy experts, here in just moments. first, we're going to turn to wall street with stocks rebounding after yesterday's sharp losses. the dow jones industrial up 101 points, s&p nine, nasdaq gained 16 points. and the dow is down nearly 1%, the nasdaq 1/4%, the s&p, up about, well, 50 -- let's try just a half a percent. ben bernanke giving markets a boost today in a newly releas

>> the highest, longest zip line in all of north america. riding through the skies for over four miles. i guess we've stolen your thunder because you made it. >> i'm here. >> we'll hear about it in just a bit. >> a lot of fun. >>> let's get to the heartbreaking story out of hawaii. a 16-year-old girl killed in a jet ski accident, as her family looked on. the 20-year-old man who crashed his jet ski is already facing negligent homicide charges. and now her family is filing a civil suit. dan has the latest. good morning, dan. >> reporter: terrible story. this was supposed to be a dream vacation for a bright, young woman. it ended in death, criminal charges, a lawsuit and two families in anguish. going to hawaii was supposed to be a huge treat for 16-year-old kristen fonseca, a gift from her parents after she did well in school. >> she loved hawaii. she loved the islands. and she loved going out to the beach. >> reporter: the vacation ended disastrously. kristen was out jet skiing when she was hit by this australian tourist, a 20-year-old named

and north america energy independent. we will not have to buy any energy from anywhere else in the world. not from venezuela, not from the middle east. i will make it clear -- we will be energy independent. i know how to go about doing that. one thing we will do is really open up federal and private plans for drilling, oil, gas. [applause] we are also going to make sure we continue to use coal. we have a 250-year supply of coal. [applause] i like renewable. we will continue to see wind and solar as important parts of our energy resources. we will build that pipeline to bring oil in from canada. [applause] this is not just hope. [laughter] we have looked place by place, area by area, to see how much growth we could see. what are we going to see? how could we get america and north america to a point where we are energy sufficient and do not need to buy oil from the middle east and venezuela and other places where we do not always have the world's best friends. you will see exactly how we get there. this is not just an idea.

and what the fleming estate's agents decided, they wanted to try something different in north america and they went to amazon, where presumably they felt they got the best deal. so it will be interesting to see how these iconic books that have become the basis for these legendary classic movies, will they be revived? will amazon find a way to market enemy new, different, and potentially more exciting ways? that's just one example. another thing that it think people are going to be paying very close attention to is when amazon officially launches their new york-based publishing interest this fall there are galleys of some of the books available at the show this week but the become will not be published until the fall. amazon work out an interesting arrangement. the ebooks are under amazon publishing new york. but the print edition are going to be released through hauten -- harsort so essentially independent book stores or brick and motor torii tailer, if the choose, could order print editions from hardcourt, but what happened is barnes & noble, they have come out and for the time being

but we want to know how does the new gm stuck up here in north america compared to the old gm before it went through bankruptcy. philip is joining us with that. phil, make a comparison here. how strong is gm now compared to how it was before it went into bankruptcy? >> well, there's no comparison, amanda. take a look at these numbers and you have a company that's very profitable in north america versus one that was hemorrhaging money literally every single day back in 2008. overall earnings for the company, look, in the second quarter of 2008, they lost $15.5 billion in one quarter. this quarter they made $1.5 billion. instead of losing $4.4 billion four years ago, they made $2 billion this year. so that's the bottom line there. but in terms of the guts of the company, the production, market share, workers, look at the change here. production, it's a little bit more now. market share has dropped a bit due to competition. but then look at the bottom line here for workers. there has been a dramatic reduction in workers in part because they have closed three final assembly plants and a

it was named the gayest city in north america. it's the gayest unknown gay city in america. it's very progressive. >> what is your show, the sex end of it, republicans are always good for a sex scandal every now and then, will we get one this year? >> didn't the strippers double down in tampa this week or something? they're putting on an unbelievable show i hear there because apparently the republicans pay more for strippers i think than democrats, they outspend them by like $100 per stripper. it's amazing to me, ed, that people go out and find these

it was named the gayest city in north america. it's the gayest unknown gay city in america. it's very progressive. >> what is your show, the sex end of it, republicans are always good for a sex scandal every now and then, will we get one this year? >> didn't the strippers double down in tampa this week or something? they're putting on an unbelievable show i hear there because apparently the republicans pay more for strippers i think than democrats, they outspend them by like $100 per stripper. it's amazing to me, ed, that people go out and find these numbers out. on my special, we talk a lot about sex, we talk about how the mormon church is handling gay marriage, and we have a good

first, by 2020, north america will be energy independent by taking full advantage of our oil and coal and gas and nuclear and renewables. [cheering and applauding] second, we will give our fellow citizens the skills they need for the jobs of today and the careers of tomorrow. when it comes to the school your child will attend, every parent should have a choice, and every child should have a chance. [applauding] third, we will make trade work for america by forging new trade agreements. and when nations cheat in trade, there will be unmistakable consequences. and fourth, to assure every entrepreneur and every job creator that their investments in america will not vanish as have those in greece, we will cut the deficit and put america on track to a balanced budget. [applauding] and fifth, we will champion small businesses, america's engine of job growth. that means reducing taxes on business, not raising them. it means simplifying and modernizing the regulations that hurt small business the most. and it means that we must rein in the skyrocketing cost of healthcare by repealing and repl

it was named the gayest city in north america. it's the gayest unknown gay city in america. it's very progressive. >> what is your show, the sex end of it, republicans are always good for a sex scandal every now and then, will we get one this year? >> didn't the strippers double down in tampa this week or something? they're putting on an unbelievable show i hear there because apparently the republicans pay more for strippers i think than democrats, they outspend them by like $100 per stripper. it's amazing to me, ed, that people go out and find these numbers out. on my special,ta

america. it still meets regularly. i was at the most recent meeting and we worked together all the time. in the 50s we dealt with a different kind of threat. it was a soviet threat and the cold war. we worked together in nato. we formed norad and a unique military relationship between the united states and canada. it is a joint relationship and a joint command. one of the things that i know people in canada and probably people in the united states are quite proud of is that on september 11, the person who was in command of norad and who was dealing with all of the terrible issues that day was a canadian general, and it is an extraordinary relationship. since september 11 we have dealt with a different kind of threat and that is the terrorist threat in north america. prime minister harper i think said it very well when president obama visited ottawa after the election when he said that a threat to the united states is a threat to canada and i think that very much captures the nature of the rela

while energy development comes with some risk, north america's natural gas producers are committed to safely and responsibly providing generations of cleaner-burning energy for our country, drilling thousands of feet below fresh water sources within self-contained well systems. and, using state-of-the-art monitoring technologies, rigorous practices help ensure our operations are safe and clean for our communities and the environment. we're america's natural gas. neil: halftime, will anyone give the u.n. a full throttle, here is proof you need they think squat of us, size issues are winning. mahmoud ahmadinejad has just 1 thwonthe jackpot, an official gl blessing, secretar secretary-gef united nations is going to be with the shortest terrorist on earth, he is bringing friends, officials gather in iran next week for a i summit meeting thae in u.s. have tried to stop, the decision to attend the meeting, called something that non-aligned movement, shows he is aligned and much of the world and i am afraid to say, again us, and israel and against a head of handful of other western countries

it was named the gayest city in north america. it's the gayest unknown gay city in america. it's very progressive. >> what is your show, the sex end of it, republicans are always good for a sex scandal every now and then, will we get one this year? >> didn't the strippers double down in tampa this week or something? they're putting on an unbelievable show i hear there because apparently the republicans pay more for strippers i think than democrats, they outspend them by like $100 per stripper. it's amazing to me, ed, that people go out and find these numbers out. on my special, we talk a lot about sex, we talk about how the mormon church is handling gay marriage, and we have a good discussion about. >> thank you for joining us tonight, you bet, we'll do

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. >> since you mentioned north america -- this crisis was created in north america. neil: and they believe him, they are listening to him, you can be make a killing on all of those companies, europe is killing them, and outrage use thing is that guy is not even french he just sounding french. neil: in our fox financial flash, apple is now the most valuable company, ever, ever. the previous record was microsoft. back in 1999. gas prices hitting a record, but not good, drivers paying $3.72 a gallon, highest ever for a august 20. then, what is french for, get the hell out? i think that french bankers are saying their country blows. 75% top tax rate has an escargotting, going gone. anyway. now they are chucking through chunnel for a better less tacking life in chile old england, -- chilly old england, combining both accents for you. and on wall street, tech analyst are recommending buying companies with expert use to europe, and selling companies with exposure to america. but, as bad as things are here, lizzy said still a better investment but jonathan disappears, lizzy?

we have to remember not even ten years ago, north america was running out of energy resources. with the romney plan we are getting the decision whether we want to stay with the current top-down demand driven economy with regard to energy policy where ever increasing amount of our source of energy is dictated by government fiat or do we want to go the other method and allow market forces and price to dictate where we get our sources. what we have seen here, how do you go from natural gas where canada and the united states was running out ten years ago to the point where we might have enough gas in this country and canada to last the next 100 years and even talking about potential energy independence. this is the decision we have. do we want to stay on the current path or do we want to go demand driven? sandra: we have an outline of the plan but tycoon boone pickens said he supports the plan, but was concerned about the lack of mention of natural gas. >> given the way he has been touting his plan -- sandra: always talking. >> we all talked our bucks but the general outline first