baker was doing well. but the americans he ran into over the years fascinated him. >> i liked the americans. i think it was because i was shy and they weren't. and they weren't afraid to say what they felt. and if you did something good or felt good about something, good for you, man. good for you. we wouldn't do that really. you might get too big for your boots. just a different cultural thing. i took a shine to that. i thought, i need to go to that place. >> reporter: so in 1995, he decided to try his luck in l.a.. it must have felt a little bit like a different planet to you for a while. >> it did. but like any place that you go, you figure out what it is that makes the place stick. >> reporter: he figured it out enough to land a small role in the acclaimed 1997 film "l.a. confidential." >> you know me. i'm keeping the streets safe, boys. >> take these two and get them dressed and book them. >> i thought this is fun. then i did three films that never saw the light of day. you come crashing down. that's

at the very moment they have investigating it, it they started investigating body baker. -- bobby baker and campaign contributionsthey soon found it was leading but to lyndon johnson. the very morning that jack kennedy is assassinated, at the same time the motorcade was going to dallas, there is a meeting to divide up the areas for a series on what one had been called "lyndon johnson's money." there are about to investigate it. >> this book covers when? >> in in exactly with the state of the union address on january 8, 1964. in that time, why i do that, in this time, he takes kennedy's programs. he gets them started. he makes the country have a feeling of continuity. he says to a friend, "i have to continue kennedy's program. if i want to run for reelection and do what i want to do, i have to make the program my own." that christmas he has his advisers create the "war on poverty." he said too many americans live on the outskirts of hope. he lays out the basic outline. of the great society and the war on poverty. that is the ending. >> back to the bobby kennedy/lbj relationship. what imp

you know i love those, baker. isn't it weird how there was no mention of her unemployment because of obama's socialist policies? >> congratulations also before i say something about that to jim for watching the show so often every show needs an ostrich reference. you covered that right out of the gate and that is good. my whole slide in this was the one where she turns 16 and can shag at will because she gets government condoms and birth control. i think it is pathetic. i think the idea we are celebrating the life of someone who basically can live off of the government and free government cheese and doesn't enjoy the rewards of hard work necessarily, it is sad. in a serious way, it is a really big view as to where we are going right now. >> and it is a bizarre alternative universe view of the world. the progressives in government are going to make you 100% safe. 100% of the time what is going on with the policies is he is creating a wayne's world nation of people who don't have jobs and they are going back to live

one is bobby baker. how hard did he work? >> bobby baker years ago made repeated efforts to get him to talk to me. he did not think much of my book. he does say complimentary things about my books. he has said complimentary things about my book but he says he does not want to talk about lyndon johnson which was understandable. i do not think he said that for many years. you have to ask him why. >> what did you miss because of these two men? what have you missed? >> you miss a lot from both of them. he has written a very revealing memoir. there is so much testimony about him at the time in the book. you are able to put together most of the picture. i do not think it's another johnson person important to me that did not talk to me. i am sure there is somebody. i talked to scores and scores of people. whenever you cannot talk to someone, you missed them. >> how much did billy moyers' lack of talking about this have to do with the things like wiretapping? >> you have to ask him that. there are so many memos. i think i spent proba

mark baker has been raising pigs for fifteen years he and his family live off their family farm. here a baker's green acres bigger takes pride in letting his pigs and piglets roam free on the farm. the department of natural resources here in michigan has deemed these pigs invasive species they have ordered farmers to slaughter every last one of these pigs and piglets and farmers that haven't complied are now considered to be felons but baker refuses to mass slaughter his animals if the d.n.r. is going to make me do it they can do it they can pull the trigger themselves others say they had no choice but to pull the trigger on their own animals it's very sad all i see are tracks of animals that used to be here this plot of land on dave talks fairies farm was once thriving with hundreds of healthy pigs they're all playing around and and it is really. it's a fun way of of raising animals because you can sit out and watch them and you can tell that they're happy pig if there is such thing as a happy pig these were really happy pigs but today this pen is empty he says he and his fellow

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one is bobby baker. how hard did he work? >> bobby baker years ago made repeated efforts -- i made repeated efforts to get him to talk to me. he did not think much of my book. he does a complimentary things about my books. he said read peter lee complementary things that he simply says that he does not want to talk -- he has said complimentary things about my book but he says he does not want to talk about lyndon johnson which was understandable. i do not think he said that for many years. you have to ask him why. >> what did you miss because of these two men. what have the missed? have you missed? >> you miss a lot from both of them. he has written a very revealing memoir. there is so much testimony about him at the time in the book. e able to putt together most of the picture. i do not think it's another johnson person important to me that did not talk to me. i am sure there is somebody. i talked to scores and scores of people. whenever you cannot talk to someone, you missed them. >> how much did bill more your's lack of ta

it is on marina green between baker and scott. it is those three blocks west of marina green but before lyon. commissioner olague: are we talking --commissioner farrell: what parking spots are we talking about? >> i believe they are on the north side of the street. this was a permit issued by the big coastal development commission for various improvements along the area and maria part of a renovation project. this was a conditional permit. the word does not have to be completed prior to the construction of this project beginning. as for the outcome of that planning process, it could've cannot be integrated into the dpw project. commissioner farrell: so right now there are no plans to take these parking spots away as part of the plan? i have been coordinating and spending time with rec and park about the harbor renovation and how that is affecting surrounding neighborhoods. especially the people that use the facility, the parking spots around their impact our neighborhoods in a big way. i just want to make sure there is coordinatio

i remember in march of 1989 one of my colleagues at the state department who didn't know secretary baker as well at that time came back from a meeting at the defense department. we were having a meeting of the senior staff. when it came to him, he said, mr. secretary, we have been over at the defense department dealing with a tough issue, we have beaten them into submission and the state department had a great victory today. the secretary said, well, thank you for that report. i'm sure you did what you thought was right for the country. as you know, dick cheney is a close friend of mine, i think he has the toughest job in government and i would never want to do anything simply for the purpose of making his job tougher. that sent the message that only had no value but was a career dangerous move in this administration. and that hasn't always been the case in administrations. in fact, the record of friction both between the nsc and state and state and defense is legion throughout the research i'm sure you've done. but that group at the top, again, the fact they had known each other for dec

let's go to the current president of diligence, mike baker for our pre game report. diligence, when they absolutely, positively have to be dead overnight. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> thank you, andy. you may not believe in astrology. but if several uh stroll gists get together and they agree that the stars are lining up for obama in november, is there any need to get out and vote? no. and now that mitt romney has captured the republican nomination, does he have plans for a follow-up act? finally, if you could vote and you can wear a military uniform at 18, what is up with the 21 year drinking age? we will try to find someone on the show mature enough to talk about this. all of that and charts, but not too many charts coming up on the big show. >> what do you mean not too many charts? >> news corporation talked to me about this. >> is that right? >> let's welcome our guest. she is so cute punctuationy -- punky brewster wears a jedediah bila t-shirt. and "maxim" magazine's editor-in-chief. and bill schulz who thinks he is in got them city rising up against

about a month ago we honored senators baker and dole for a combined century of service to america. and as a result, i think some of you or all of you, hopefully, have some material about a fellowship program that's been established in honor of senators baker and dole and their service, honoring their commitment to public service, to their leadership, to their integrity. we've established here the baker/dole leadership program that will enable talented individuals to work with experienced policy makers at bbc. we'll be happy to share any more information with you. bbc has been dedicated to these principles that were so effectively carried out by these four extraordinary american leaders. we've done so in energy, building on the work, as i said, on the national commission security policy, health, housing, homeland security, institutional reform, the democracy project, which is sponsoring this event. and, of course, i'm sure all of you are aware of the extraordinary work done by -- led by senator pete dimenchi on fiscal and economic policy, our so-called debt reduction task force. our

baker was of mixed ancestry. chief baker is, in fact, 1/32 cherokee. that makes him cherokee, the same as other cherokee leaders that also have a mixed ancestry. and as you can see here that bill john baker, that 1/32 cherokee is now the dually elected, dually serving principal chief of cherokee nation. in another election happening 1,600 miles away from oklahoma in massachusetts, republican senator scott brown of massachusetts is locked in a virtual tie to hold on to his seat against his democratic challenger, elizabeth warren. last month, boston's conservative tabloid, the "boston herald," published this headline, "harvard flow." school once touted liz's native american routes as proof of faculty diversity. the accusation here was that elizabeth warren was somehow wrongly considered to be native american? she was maybe wrongly listed as having native american heritage in law school directoies and someone, maybe her, maybe the school, somehow wrongly benefited from that wrongful impression, that wrongful, spurious thing that she supposedly did. the "b

baker was of mixed ancestry. chief baker is, in fact, 1/32 cherokee. that makes him cherokee, the same as other cherokee leaders that also have a mixed ancestry. and as you can see here that bill john baker, that 1/32 cherokee is now the dually elected, dually serving principal chief of cherokee nation. in another election happening 1,600 miles away from oklahoma in massachusetts, republican senator scott brown of massachusetts is locked in a virtual tie to hold on to his seat against his democratic challenger, elizabeth warren. last month, boston's conservative tabloid, the "boston herald," published this headline, "harvard flow." school once touted liz's native american routes as proof of faculty diversity. the accusation here was that elizabeth warren was somehow wrongly considered to be native american? she was maybe wrongly listed as having native american heritage in law school directories and someone, maybe her, maybe the school, somehow wrongly benefited from that wrongful impression, that wrongful, spurious thing that she supposedly did. the "

let's go to mike baker. >> i sound like a super hero. >> we are behind schedule. people will be fascinated. this retracts the response of various listen groups. you will see that in the a block the democrats have started to shoot up. the republicans started to shoot down. you can see they don't move at all. we will skip that. the wanker gap numbers, the variance is what we are looking at. it equals 2xy minus the symbol that goes up. you can see the gap is widening. the sprockets look good. and of course this is my twitter. jedediah? >> yes. >> andy was pointing out as he was starting to ask you a question, are you a woman. you believe in astrology. you noy what, he is right. according to a recent study, 75% of astrology readers are women. >> that doesn't surprise me. as i am in the nail salons and the beauty parlors as my tbrapped ma used to -- grandma used to say i see a lot of people reading that. and my mom calls me and says this is what is happening to you. >> when you are at the nail salon do you bump into bill? >> all the time. but he is in the pedicure area

. >>> and anita baker. >> anita baker. >> wait, there's more. . >>> good morning i'm kristen sze. here's the latest on the developing story in contra costa county deputies say it is safe now for residents to leave their home now that a manhunt is over. reverse 911 calls told residents to shelter in place overnight while police searched for a man who shot officers in oakley that suspect was found dead inside a car. investigators say it appears the man shot himself. >> bad traffic this morning. frances dinglasan tracking a lot of issues. >>> major hot spots northbound 85 expressway all lanes blocked 101 possible alternate slow as well. i wanted to show you southbound 680 still jammed from san ramon through the sunol grade because of earlier accidents and that's plural, in fact we've had accidents at the bay bridge toll as well it is backed up through the maze towards 580 and 24. >>> we'll check in with meteorologist mike nicco for your forecast ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know n

. >>> and anita baker. >> anita baker. >> wait, there's more. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. @ 8:27.morning it looks like d.c. city workers get repaid for furlough were forced to take last year. d.c. council has rejected a surplus funds to repay thousands of city workers. they took four unpaid holidays to ease a budget shortfall. mitt romney will campaign in virginia today. will be in chantilly this will attend a in pentagontonight city. newt gingrich is in arlington to formally announce suspending his campaign. newschannel 8 will have an in- report on both candidates coming up in a few minutes. here is lisa baden with a check of traffic. >> is not too bad on 270 with a normal back up across the american legion bridge. 32 at a lot of activity 18-milehere is an virginia from the william parkway to the pentagon. this is the pace of traffic at duke street. that is a long way. >> and we have areas of ran out there right now. it is west of washington and is very light. it is pushing east. southern maryland had most of rain earlier this morning. washington, 64 in e mid-80's

at the time meints i am on, baker. >> you are absolutely right. >> thank you very much. by the way, greg, if we impeach obama, should we allow joe biden stay or does he also go wiowh like to have him hang around he is barrel of laughs. >> he is great guy. >> we are done. >> thanks a lot. >> coming up. season two of gill hour girls and buck etd of chicken wings. >> is being a virgin harder than the olympics? it's quite a shock. >>> lolo jones revealed that she is chosen to stay a virgin until marriage. she said why, quote, it's something a gift to my husband. it's the hardest thing i've ever done in my life. harder than graduating from college. she seems like lovely young woman. >> do whatever you want to do. her reasoning is little flawed. a gift she wants to give her husband, you can re-gift. [ laughter ] that isn't the only gift you can give someone. >> they sell refurbished ipads. >> that is what i am saying. >> she seems like a lovely young woman, what the hell is she thinking? >> i defend her, i'm kind of pro not having sex as young person because that is -- >> you

my family has lived on baker street for five generations. i've known the prior owner of the two family flats at 2735 my whole life. he died in february of 2011 and his son sold the property to mr. teed in april. in july, a story polls were installed in the backyard of the lower level showing the outline of the planned extension. at the july pre application meeting, several neighbors met mr. to eat, his girlfriend, amanda, mr. t's expediter and the first architect. -- mr. teed's expediter. within 15 minutes of the meeting start, henry asked for a show of hands of how many neighbors approved of the conversion of two units to one. since none of the neighbors had seen the plan before the meeting, we did not respond to the vote call but ask questions. mr. teed took us through the two units and explained how he planned to add extension to the lower level and a roof deck on top. it was clear from the neighbors feedback that this rear yard extension negatively affected all six of the rear yard neighbors. the rear yard neighbors haven't short -- have

. >>> and anita baker. >> anita baker. >> wait, there's more. >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday. we're knocking to down, aren't we? as we look at maryland's most powerful radar, well, we are dry for the most part right now. we are getting a break, but we will have some more wet weather moving in here as we go through the rest of the morning, also the afternoon. we can already see some showers working their way into western maryland once again. now, visibility a big problem still out there. it is reduced. we do have that patchy fog in baltimore, only three miles of visibility now, two in east obvious and five in d.c. more of the same in york and hagerstown, even over into winchester this morning. now, i want to show you the temperatures because temperatures have been on the mild side. we're close to 60 in riefterstown, 60 in shadyside at 59 degrees in sikesville. you can see the cloudy conditions in glen oak and the west roadways. there is more of the same in laurel. cloudy conditions will persist as we go through the day. charley. >>> a traffic alert this morning

and this song is a tribute to ela baker. we know of ella baker as the unsung woman, civil rights activist, who goes all the way back to the naacp in the 1930s as a field secretary for the naacp. she was almost single-handedly responsible for the massive expansion of that organization's membership. she was a executive secretary with dr. king's sclc. when the sit-ins broke out, she encouraged the young people who were involved to form their own organization, which became sncc. so song pays tribute to ella baker's role as a champion of the youth in the movement, and also represents someone who represents a group-centered grassroots approach to civil rights leadership. this is a live performance in minnesota. >> there's a lot of things going on in the world. there's a lot of freedoms being threatened. think about it. here we go. ♪ we who believe in freedom cannot rest ♪ ♪ we who believe in freedom cannot rest until it comes ♪ good. >> now carol and i will sing the verses, and when it's your turn, come in nice and strong.

the one other person who, of course, had political background was james baker. he understood momentum, too. president bush combined a deep understanding of international affairs with that finger understanding of politics and international public opinion. the oral histories confirm the work done by my former colleague, professor selico and condoleezza rice that bush was great at sensing the time was right. general scowcroft in his oral history is absolutely terribly honest, wonderfully candid about how he had to be convinced that reunifying germany and putting it in nato was a good thing as an objective and a good thing for the united states to seek. america's german ally helmet cole wanted this and was moving to his own drummer. margaret thatcher counseled caution. of course, gorbachev didn't want it. so what the president decided was to run the table. we'll get back to that in a moment. that's what philly means about a revolutionary set of objectives. to seek a reunified germany in nato was to run the international table. with regard to lithuania, president bus

the one other person who, of course, had political background was james baker. he understood momentum, too. president bush combined a deep understanding of international affairs with that finger understanding of politics and international public opinion. the oral histories confirm the work done by my former colleague, professor selico and condoleezza rice that bush was far ahead of advisers that the time was come to push for reunion i have indication of germany and nato. general scowcroft in his oral history is absolutely terribly honest, wonderfully candid about how he had to be convinced that reunifying germany and putting it in nato was a good thing as an objective and a good thing for the united states to seek. america's german ally helmet cole wanted this and was moving to his own drummer. margaret thatcher counseled caution. of course, gorbachev didn't want it. so what the president decided was to run the table. we'll get back to that in a moment. that's what philly means about a revolutionary set of objectives. to seek a reunified germany in nato was to r

the current republican party to barney's distress is not the bush/baker, moderate, republican party, and close to oil interests. the current republican party is pro israel party. barney's problem with it is too pro israel. they don't give the benefit of the doubt. they don't complain when they build an apartment building in north jerusalem that it is a cross the green line that exists in '67 and in an area that will be part of israel under any conceivable settlement including bill clinton settlements when there is a peace dual. no, the obama administration had to make a big deal about at apartment building. i am happy to defend the republican party and say mitt romney will be a more reliable friend of israel than president obama. >> response. >> well, i, it is not a reagan/republican party, to the right of reagan, on issue after issue. ronald reagan asked congress to raise the debt limit several times that was rational economic policy. these people that are running the house republican party attack them. and mitt romney willing to accommodate the right-wing, actually attacked rick sa

put in the hours these folks started early some made a day of that stake in territory and the fort baker waterfront with their own version of a seventh of a birthday party >>> i was right in the metal >>> she was up there on the deck for the 50th party having fun until the clampdown >>> we felt the wind the bridge and bowed down it was definitely a scary moment >>> she and others are content to celebrate the 75th on solid ground. this couple claimed their seats on the fort baker waterfront >>> 75 years not will happen again >>> once-in-a-lifetime >>> will you be around for the one hundred? >>> we hope so and we hope you are here. >>> this couple from concord city always come here to see the shows she said she has 1000 pictures of the golden gate bridge >>> i love the bridge it is the most fascinating structure i've ever seen, >>> this family find special meeting at the golden gate bridge >>> once you leave your country do hear a lot about the golden gate bridge it is something you don't expect when you come it is so beautiful we just very lucky to live in bay area >>> howdy feel when you

here a baker's green acres bigger takes pride in letting his pigs and piglets roam free on the farm. the department of natural resources here in michigan has deemed these pigs and base of species that they have ordered farmers to slaughter every last one of these pigs in piglets and farmers that have been complied are now considered to be felons but baker refuses to mass slaughter his animals but the d.n.r. is going to make me do it they can do it they can pull the trigger themselves others say they had no choice but to pull the trigger on their own animals it's very sad all i see are tracks of the animals that used to be here this plot of land i'm dave talks birds farm was once thriving with hundreds of healthy pigs they're all playing around in and it is really. it's a fun way of of raising animals because you can sit out and watch him and. you can tell that they're happy pig if there is such thing as a happy pig these were really happy pigs but today this pen is empty he says he and his fellow farmers were forced to exterminate their swine before the april first deadline yeah they

behind me is baker it -- baker park in frederick. this is the site of the block party for saturday morning. it is a hot spot for protesters. organizers are encouraging radicals to come out the tiny camp david community is taking the final steps before it takes center stage for this weekend's g8 it. >> the kids will probably never have a chance to have that happen again in a small town. >> hundreds of protesters are planning to be at the public library and various public parts around town, leaving some residents and business owners to question whether tonight is the calm before the storm. >> we are aware they are coming. i guess we are a little concerned about what might happen but we are expecting business as usual. if they have to cause a disruption, caused traffic jams cause of violence, maybe -- i do not know. >> to keep the protest peaceful, close to 10 agencies will be working in tandem. local deputies and officers have been granted the authority of state troopers. >> it will not be uncommon for residents to see maryland transpo

this couple claimed their seats in the dirt at fort baker >>> 75 years it will not happen again we miss the 50th we thought what the heck >>> will you be a run for the 100? >>> we hope so and you are too >>> this may be the best kept secret this couple came from concord and to see the show she has 1000 pictures of the golden gate bridge >>> i love the bridge it is the most fascinating structure i've never seen with taken them from all different points >>> this family also find special meeting at the golden gate bridge >>> which you leave your country to hear a lot about the golden gate bridge it is like something you don't expect when you come it is so beautiful we are very lucky to live in bay area. >>> i love that, it is so beautiful it would feel so empty if not here. >>> the bridge means different things to different people >>> it means beauty it means heart it means home there are so many things it means to me. >>> the seventh of a birthday party and not as wild and crazy as the 50th and it's it's very well with the people who were here today. >>> done napa and monday in thank you.

she's live at baker park in frederick. maryland this morning. >>> now the government is definitely prepared for all of this. in fact, there's a nonemergency information line set up now. that number (301)600-3000. the county also has a website. a facebook page ashes twitter page with -- a twitter page, with all the things you need to know. we have aliening to the sites on our website -- a link to the sites on our website. go to wusa9.com. >>> new this morning on 9news now, d.c. may no longer be chocolate city. new data out from the census bureau shows the black population of the district is below 50%. it's the first time that's happened in over half a century. the numbers are from july of last year. 49.2% of city residents identified as black. 35.3% identified as white. and that's the highest percentage sense the 1960s. the census reports -- reports 40,000 black residents have left the district over the last 12 years. >>> d.c. police are investigating a burglary at the georgetown home of supreme court justice steven breyer.

i'm mike baker and see you next time. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> senator kennedy and his family has a multiple real estate empire across this country. senator, i'm sure that you know your workers part time employees don't have health insurance there, don't you? [cheers] >> bill: back in 1994 mitt romney really hammered ted kennedy in a debate. county governor do the same thing to president obama? we will show you some amazing debate footage. >> you don't provide health insurance for your part time people! [inaudible] terminate girl or just continue the pregnancy? in the meantime? >> yeah. i think that would be the plan.

baker park will hold a major demonstration this weekend in frederick. john gonzalez reporting live >> . john edwards' fate is in the hands of a jury today in this conspiracy drop. at issue is whether his sex scandal cover-up was a crime or just a web of lies. prosecutors say edwards broke campaign finance laws by using nearly $1 million from campaign donors to cover up his relationship with rielle hunter eric kearney. his defense team says former aide andrew young masterminded a scheme and dead birds never knowingly committed a crime. edwards faces up to a 30 years in prison if convicted on all six charges. >> the star witness in roger clemens' perjury trial will return to the stand today. yesterday his strength and conditioning coach bryan mcnamee admitted he lied during the investigation into steroid use in baseball. but he maintains that he injected roger clemens several times with human growth hormone. >> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius delivered a speech to georgetown' class of 2012 amid a firestorm of criticism. the washingto

i'm mike baker filling in for greg gutfeld. diligence for your host removal needs. now to andy levy for a pre game report. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> take a step back, america. our top story, president obama, secret toe lift, are you on it? and homeland security's naughty word list. are you on it? and finally can we build a fully functional star ship enterprise for a trillion dollars? some guy says yes and that is more than enough for us to do this story. mike? >> you will be tabulating as we go along i assume? >> no, i will be looking up facts and boring stuff like that. >> let's welcome our guest. i am here with fox business network anchor lori roth man. and we would like to welcome a first time guest, keith albert. bill schulz, he is one of america's sidekicks three years running and next to me is liz mcdonald, fox business' stock expert. and our new york times correspondent, good to see you, pinch. >> good to see you taller looking host. david talks about adapting seemingly unadaptable books like "crash" and the cosmopolis and the mind bender"

the volume is turned up by bobby baker, his secretary of the senate. it would pull into town and johnson would start speaking and he'd give a speech "we have to have a southerner on the ticket, let's not let the south be forgotten." the train would pull away, johnson wouldn't be finished talking. he once said in a town named culpepper he thinks of his line as the train is pulling out, he said "what did dick nixon ever do for culpepper?" (laughter) >> rose: so they're elected and that begins the period which you also chronicle here of what? vice president. >> johnson was the most... very powerful man. the kennedys cut him out of power completely. he thinks that when he takes the vice presidency that because of his gift for acquiring power, he says... when someone says "you won't have any power if you're in the vice presidency." he says "power is where power goes." meaning wherever i go is power. he's underestimated jack kennedy completely. and he makes a number of moves to try to get kennedy to give him power. he actually drafts an executive order, has

dean baker, thank you, my friend. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me on. >> art laffer, as always. >> thank you. >> up next, well-known economist robert shiller. he famously predicted two big bubbles in tech stocks and housing. he has a surprising take on stocks. and ahead, a new survey shows obamacare is going the force america's biggest companies to drop health care coverage for their own employees. and later, the vip stakes. governor chris christie seems to be offering himself up to mitt romney. we will hear from christie. is he in the race for vice president? and might he be exactly the ham they're mitt romney needs? and once again, i say to this with a straight face, folks. free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. i believe regarding this so-called recovery, we would have done better if we had just done nothing from the government standpoint and let markets make the correct adjustments, we would have better growth and employment and incomes. let the free market decide, not a bunch of governmen

because of the summit. >> reporter: her medical billing office is near baker park. >> we're not sure what to expect to be honest. >> reporter: police told businesses to be prepared for trouble. >> we have some plywood that in case we get a broken window. >> reporter: there's some optimism this could be good for business. the g-8 sub at crab apple's. a blending of all of the flavors of the country that are included in the g-8. >> we've named our cottages and hotel rooms after different presidents.