captioning funded by cbs. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, july 5, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. it is back to business today. president obama kicks off his first bus tour of the campaign. the betting on america tour is a two-day swing through two critical states. meanwhile, mitt romney changed his tune regarding a key provision of the president's health care law. susan mcginnis gets us started today. good morning to you. >> terrell, good morning. the president is flying to toledo, then hopping on this bus to go through ohio and pennsylvania, two key swing states where he's after blue collar votes. that's a group he really needs. romney is staying focused on health care and trying not to look like a flipflopper. president obama is hitting the road today for a bus tour through ohio and pennsylvania. mitt romney is still on vacation. he's stealing headlines thanks to this comment on the "cbs evening news." >> obama care is a tax. like it or not, it's a tax. >> the comment directly contradicts statements made by his own campaign, in

for a live report, stay with cbs and later on "cbs this morning" and log on to the web at cbs news.com. for now, i'm terrell brown reporting from cbs news, new york. >>> for news 24 hours a day, go to cbs news.com. that was plenty for knuckleballer a.r. dickey. he won his 13th game. >>> round one of the british open. calm conditions at the often windy st. anne's course helped keep scores unusually low here. the first round leader is australian adam scott. his precise putting and accurate approach shots yielded a 6 under 64. a dozen other players are within three shots of the lead, including tiger woods. he finished with a 3 under. 67. the nba's board of governors voted to permit advertising on team uniforms starting in the 2013-14 season. could yield $100 million a year in new league revenue for the league. i just want to see what that's going to look like. >>> speaking of uniforms, the ones team usa at the olympics have been widely criticized. get a load of this. spain's team will be hard to miss in searing red and yellow. garish is one word used. the spanish have more colorful ways t

to what cbs five. in major change and even die hard offense will likewise some accessories may be incompatible with new iphone. >>> as long and painful and boring. no more waiting in line for hours in the yard. the bay area hospital now offering reservations. ,,,,,, east oakland ripley's standoff has been going on for almost nine hours now please have a home on 24th streets surrounded two suspects are barricaded inside authorities believe that there tied to the shooting of a chp cruisers saturday night's the fremont police swat team chp u.s. marshals and the primitive, and security are on the scene. it looks like someone have one major downside their reports the phone with have a smaller charge reports cbs five reporter leonard harris tells us why would make a lot about the accessories useless. in a small design change with a potentially big impacts there reportedly are did in the third pin connector that is used on all of small devices since the early ipods. in favor of a new smaller 1910 connector an

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this is the "cbs morning news." "cbs morning news." >>> take a look at this. five cooling towers in england came to an explosive end yesterday. they had been standing for 50 years. part of a power station that closed in 2003. officials say the towers could become unsafe, so they came down one by one. there are currently no plans to build anything new on the site. cleanup is expected to take months. they make it look so easy. >>> this summer, more than 6 million kids will leave home to go to summer camp. for many, it's their first time away from their parents. for some in maryland, it's also their first time away from their gadgets. chip reid explains. >> on a beautiful summer morning, emily is outside learning about milk weed. >> it has something in it which is sort of milky. that's why it's called a milk weed. >> another child is building a fort. >> it's good to get away from tv a little bit. >> and sophia gunther is at the pont. >> it has a lot of nature in it and you get to play in the mud. >> this day camp in chevy chase, maryland is old school. no electro

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captioning funded by cbs. >> this is the "cbs morning >> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, july 12, 2012. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm duarte geraldino. who knew what and when. today investigators hope to answer that questions when they release a report on how penn state officials handled the child sex abuse allegations against jerry sandusky. the former assistant football coach was convicted last month of molesting ten boys. but eight months after sandusky's arrest, it remains unclear how top administrators of the school responded to reports sandusky had acted inappropriately with children. as the scandal unfolded last fall, penn state's board of trustees commission former fbi director conducted an investigation. the team of investigators interviewed hundreds of people and today's report could show that top officials at the school covered up sandusky's behavior. the report is expected to focus on tim curley and ex vice president gary schultz. the two officials decided not to tell authorities about a 2001 incident in which graduate assistant mike mcqueary sa

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captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the cbs morning news for monday, july 9, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. finally, the deadly record breaking take your breath away heat wave that scorched much of the country for days is starting to break this morning. the blistering temperatures are blamed for at least 46 deaths across the country. more normal temperatures are forecast for today from the midwest to the east coast. the cooler air and the storms it triggered began to arrive yesterday. drew levinson has our report. >>> a fast moving storm sent trees and power lines smashing into homes and cars in free hold, new jersey. >> the wind went through. it was incredible. looked like a tornado going through. >>> will fernandez and his son ben spent sunday cleaning up their yard where a tree barely missed their house. there's no electricity and with temperatures still hovering around 90 in this neighborhood, fernandez says it's tough staying inside. >> how uncomfortable has it been for you? >> very uncomfortable. no power. so it's been sweating profus

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captioning funded by cbs. >>> sths this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, july 16, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. the dust-up over just how long mitt romney was in charge of the private equity firm he founded, bain capital, is heating up. president obama travels to cincinnati to talk about the economy. mitt romney will be in mississippi and louisiana. tara mergener is in washington. we covered the country. >>> happy monday, terrell. mitt romney now says president obama will do anything to get re-elected and that he's still owed an apology. but the president says the attacks are justified. >> president barack obama is back on the campaign trail today to talk about jobs and the economy. a topic mitt romney consistently criticizes the president about. but on thursday, president obama told cbs sunday morning he doesn't mind the attacks. >> you don't hear me complaining about him making that argument. if i was in his shoes, i'd be making the same argument. >> it's been romney on the defensive lately. he says he gave up managing bain capital in

. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor. the fighting in syria appeared to reach the capital of damascus today, with reports of street fighting in two neighborhoods and smoke from an explosion seen rising over the skyline. the bloody uprising in syria has gone on for 16 months. and activists say more than 17,000 people have died. now the international committee of the red cross is calling it a civil war. which could have significant repercussions for the future of the conflict. clarissa ward has spent time in syria throughout this uprising. she joins us tonight on the border between turkey and syria. clarissa, first of all this designation civil war wa, does it mean? >> well, jeff, by declaring this conflict a civil war, it means that both sides are now held to international humanitarian law. that's basically the rules of war as dictated by the geneva convention. that means that anyone who attacks or kills civilians could face charges for war crimes. the rules also protect prisoners of

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captioning funded by cbs >> this is the "cbs morning >> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, july 11, 2012. >>> and good morning everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. today the republican controlled house is expected to vote to repeal president obama's health care law. it will be the latest in dozens of such votes. the first though since the supreme court ruling upholding the law. and in this election year vote, the gop isn't offering up an alternative. republican officials want to focus on the law itself. a law described by one gop lawmaker as economic malpractice. tara mergener is in washington with more. tara, good morning to you. >> good morning to you terrell. all gop lawmakers are expected to support the repeal and they're even hoping a few democrats will join. still, the outcome is all but certain. republicans in the house will vote today to overturn the affordable care act, something they've done before. >> the american people do not want to go down the path of obama care. that's why we've voted over 30 times to repeal it, to fund it, replace it. >> democ

captioning funded by cbs. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, july, 2, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. another round of storms is forecast for the mid-atlantic region this morning. tough going for the folks suffering fro a weekend storm system that's blamed for at least 17 deaths. nearly 3 million people remain without power and it may be days before it's restored. the damage to power grids in virginia, maryland and ohio is described as catastrophic. then there's the record-breaking heat. more triple digit temperatures are predicted from atlanta to st. louis. cities in ten states tied or set all-time heat records since friday. susan mcginnis is in washington with more for us. susan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning terrell. folks returning to their homes are finding no power, no air conditioning, spoiled food, trees down everywhere and they are considering themselves the lucky ones. three people are dead from storms that hit north carolina sunday. high wnds knocked down this barn in pitt county killing a 77-year-old man.

that and more coming up later on "cbs this morning." >>> that is the "cbs morning news," i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. news," i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com www.vitac.com >>> i'm so scared of all this madness ross mercury news wire takes the stand. she's already accused of changing her story wide zimmerman says he was forced to shoot the team in a tv interview >>> a roadwork in full swing a will tell you what to avoid this morning >>> it is july 19th, the time is 430 and yesterday the land of low because explain comments on hurt infamous video. she is going to take the stand again today to resume testifying. she testified for 45 minutes last night.

cbs "moneywatch" now. big names are set to report quarterly earnings and tax havens for the super wealthy. ashley morrison has more. >> good morning, terrell. asian markets took a stumble on fears about europe's debt crisis and china's economic slowdown. the nikkei dropped almost 2% while the hang seng fell over 3%. >>> this week we'll get important earnings reports. apple is out with results on thursday and facebook makes its first report since going public despite losing 121 points on friday. the dow was up 45 points on the week and once again is within sight of 13,000. the nasdaq added 16. >>> because of friday's shooting spree at a colorado movie theater, warner brothers did not release its weekend box report for "the dark knight rises" but box office insiders say the movie made up $162 million this weekend that is below expectations, but still a record for a 2d movie. >>> according to a report by the organization, tax justice network, tax havens such as the cayman islands are holding up to $32 trillio

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: and good evening, everyone, i am jeff glor, after a rough first stop on his seven-day overseas trip, mitt romney was hoping israel would go better than britain, the day was not error free. in jerusalem, voicing strong support for israel's right to self defense, romney also had to back off an aide's suggestion he support an israeli strike against iran's nuclear program. political correspondent jan crawford is traveling with the campaign. >> between meetings with israeli officials, romney visited the holiest of jewish sites the western wall where he was besieged by well-wishers. >> before he walked to the wall and left a prayer. >> in visits with senior officials, romney got a warm welcome, including from prime minister benjamin netanyahu who called romney -- >> a personal friend of mine and a strong friend of the state of israel. >> but it wasn't all smooth sailing in the often bumpy seation of mideast diplomacy, earlier sunday senior advisor dan senor caused a stir when he seemed to say he would bomb the, support it

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joe vasquez cbs 5 >>> a great white sharks spotted just off the coast in aptos was swimming about 20 yds of seascape beach. helicopter pilots spotted in and got this video the santa cruz county sheriff's office says it is 14 ft. long does not appear to be aggressive. people are warned to stay out of the water. signs are posted to discourage surfers and swimmers in. the share of society is not uncommon but the sharks usually stay out past the kelp beds. less than two weeks ago shark attacked a man tile kayaking the shark knocked the kayaker off the water but was rescued. he was un hurd no way to turn it noted tell if it is the same chart. >>> homeless encampment in kelly a parked in san jose is clean up by the city people live nearby have complained about crime garbage and suspicious fires they've complained about the revolving door policy at the park. >>> by her they're going to shut down this place i hope they give is proper notice and to leave i know it's going on. >>> homeless are giving vouchers for hotel stays. >>> operation chicken hawk the biggest crackdown of its kind the bay

kim cbs five. on the cbs five weather sent to good evening we still have a bit of a breeze outside its blowing out the bay area and now the warmer air that is blowing this way and the day to expected as eyewitness news continues. limb 60 degrees and san francisco 3 degrees below average was all set to 79 degrees and go about we should be near 90 good evening everybody it june bloom alaska and months of the month of july and they have cloudy skies not take a sneak peak toward quick tower to arise a chilly evening into the fifties and low 60s nine santas say the winds are still blowing out of the northwest up to the tenant 20 mi. per hour overnight 50 degrees and sandras that was 56 degrees and senate say we do have a blanket of clouds rolling back into the bay area in 53 and there is so deep. >>> in clearing tomorrow here is your future cast total eight impresas our ever becomes cloudy in the overnight hours of a scrap the clouds of the morning commutes but we still have that went to deal with durin

live in san francisco cbs five. and cbs stock,. and put on politics. these cars are being warned a great white shark has been spotted off the coast. it was in this afternoon near aptos in santa cruz county. cbs five roberta gonzales tells us is the slippery where to see a shark so close to shore. there is of letting people know it is out there but it is not closing beaches. the 14th but great whites is the spotted 20 yds off the coast. park rangers are posting fires discouraging people from going into the water. the rise in the public. or not clear in the water are closing the beaches. regis advising in. it isn't the first time a great white is been spotted recently. earlier this month fremont man was fishing was knocked out of the sky by tomorrow to start at the kayak and a tooth. the picture every kayakers worst fear. the dorsal fin of the great white shark surprises hasn't happened sooner but now they're out there. despite the sidings increases say the sharks on dr. people. they're trying to feed on seals. the seal population has exploded and to mov

later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a reyes filled with heavy hearts jockeys are of a track in remembrance of one of their own who died of the alameda county fair. counting down to a matter where monday it but it may not you of the web. >>> you want them to go on >>> the tough times on california's coastline some,,,,

all that and more on "cbs this fries. all that and more on "cbs this morning saturday," july 7, 2012. captioning funded by cbs >>> it is a core scorcher of a saturday we join us. >> it's supposed to hit 100 here in. >> you think about new york, chicago, all across the country. we begin with that heat wave. it will not quit. excessive heat warnings are going to remain in place today for much of the country and in some places high humidity will even make it feel hotter. it certainly does here in new york. over a dozen people have died and the nation's power grid is also being pushed to the limit. we head outside to lonnie quinn for the latest. he's braving it for us. it is going to get hot, very hot here. it's going to get hot where you live as well. this heat is something else. day after sweltering day from the gateway arch in st. louis to chicago's lakefront to times square in new york city, the triple digit temperatures just will not quit. 238 cities to be exact have set all-time highs in the last 30 days. according to w

in redwood city cbs five. he also got to see all it wanted how many millions it took to it is not without cash. what you can do to get out of that tickets. and the wait is almost over will take you live to the lines around the block for the new batman movie. we now know what it took for yahoo to lure its new ceo way from google. the sunnyvale company is giving her some minor a compensation package worth up to $59 million over the next several years her annual salary is a million bucks that doesn't include stock options the bonuses shall also gets 30 million she stays for five years the 37 year-old party has net worth in the neighborhood of $300 million. their approach in the highest levels in a half century. and it's only july. there have been 169 cases in california and nearly 18,000 nationwide. on the poop on why so many children are getting sick. >>> this clinic has seen more than 250 cases of whooping cough this year. 20 percent more than usual and stepping up its immunizations. one and 3000 cases of the i

jon ramos cbs 5 >>> hollywood remembers film and television actor ernest borgine. he died in los angeles today at the age of 95, manuel gallegos looks back at his life and career. >>> ernest borgine poses frame as the long-suffering skipper in mchale's navy but he was cast as another military man in 1953 is " from here to eternity " the performance led to supporting roles as have these in a steady stream of drama as the plan against thai won him the 1959 academy award for his role in " marty " beating out spencer tracy frank sinatra and james cagney. the film depicts 36 hours in the life of marty paul let me a shy and sensitive bronx butcher a shy son who still lives with his mother. >>> he has to face facts one fact i got a face whenever it is a woman like ipad data >>> the burly board mind was married five times including a 38 day marriage to ethel merman survived by his fifth wife. and three adult children. man well met a girl cbs news >>> bay area history is turning out the lights when the oldest the used car lots will be shutting down. when you thought it was

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captioning funded by cbs >> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, july 12, 2012. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm -- who knew what and when. today investigators hope to answer that questions when they release a report on how penn state officials handled the child sex abuse allegations against jerry sandusky. he was convicted last month of molesting ten boys. but eight months after sandusky's arrest, it remains unclear how top administrators of the school responded to reports sandusky had acted inappropriately with children. as the scandal unfolded last fall, penn state's board of trustees commission former fbi director conducted an investigation. the team of investigators interviewed hundreds of people and today's report could show that top officials at the school covered up sandusky's behavior. the report is expected to focus on tim curley and ex vice president gary schultz. the two officials decided not to tell authorities about a 2001 incident in which graduate assistant mike mcqueary said he witnessed sandusky -- curly and schultz are awaiting trial that they lied

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captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to cbs news this morning, we begin with breaking news out of syria. there was a bombing at the national security building in damascus during a cabinet meeting. syrian television reports the defense minister was killed and several others wounded. >> elizabeth palmer is in london with the details. good morning, liz. what do we know? >> the details are still coming in. the bomb went off about 45 minutes ago, as you said, in the national security headquarters. a place you'd expect to be ultrahighly guarded. it killed the defense minister. also badly injured were the deputy chief of staff who is also president bashar al assad's brother-in-law and also the interior minister there. there are reports coming in saying they've been killed as well. opposition forces this damascus and some security officials securing the site are saying the same thing, that somebody smuggled in high explosives into a room where this cabinet meeting was going to take place and they were detonated remotely. so earlier reports that it was a suicide attack seem to be false. in fact,

captioning funded by cbs. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, july 13, 2012. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm duarte geraldino. mitt romney's business experience is taking center stage in campaign 2012. at issue is whether romney was in control of the private equity firm he ran, bain capital, when it sent jobs overseas. he says no. but bain documents appear to indicate otherwise. meanwhile, president obama reflected on his first two years in office. tara mergener is in washington. good morning, tara. >> good morning, duarte. that's right. president obama says he would do a better job of inspiring if he's re-elected and this as the battle between the campaigns rages on now with accusations of lying. president obama hits the road today for campaign events in the battleground state of virginia. before heading out, he took time for an interview with cbs' charlie rose where he admitted to some mistakes. >> well, you know, he's been juggling and managing a lot of stuff. where is the story that tells us where he's going? i think that was a legitimate criticism. >> the pre

jan crawford, cbs news, the supreme court. >>> "cbs money watch" time now on a tuesday. more fallout at barclays over the bank's market-rigging scheme. plus, microsoft's bottom line takes a hit. ashley morrison is here in new york with more on that. good morning. >> good morning, terrell. the scandal at barclays has claimed the job of another high-raning executive. ceo bob dime beyond resigned effective immediately this morning. barclays has been under fire since an investigation found some of its traders tried repeatedly to rig an interest rate. the british bank was fined $453 million. yesterday barclays' chairman, marcus agius, said he would step down as well. >>> overseas markets climbed higher on the expectation of new stimulus measures for europe and asia. tokyo's nikkei rose more than 0.5%, while hong kong's hang seng gained more than 1.5%. >>> today, carmakers will reveal june sales and we'll get a report on factory orders. a report on monday showed manufacturing in the u.s. shank in june for the first time in nearly three years. stocks on wall street struggled on

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captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, july 13, 2012. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm duarte geraldino. mitt romney's business experience is taking center stage in campaign 2012. at issue is whether romney was in control of the private equity firm he -- bain capital. he says no. but bain documents appear to indicate otherwise. meanwhile, president obama reflected on his first two years in office. tara mergener is in washington. good morning, tara. >> good morning, duarte. that's right. president obama says he would do a better job of inspiring if he's re-elected and this as the battle between the campaigns rages on now with accusations of lying. president obama hits the road today for campaign events in the battleground state of virginia. before heading out, he took time for an interview with cbs' charlie rose where he admit today some mistakes. >> well, you know, he's been juggling and managing a lot of stuff. where is the story that tells us where he's going? i think that was a legitimate criticism. >> the president says it spared a questi

captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, july 5, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. it is back to business today. president obama kicks off his first bus tour of the campaign. the betting on america tour is a two-day swing through two critical states. meanwhile, mitt romney changed his tune regarding a key provision of the president's health care care. susan mcginnis gets us started today. good morning to you. >> terrell, good morning. the president is flying to toledo, then hopping on this bus to go through ohio and pennsylvania, two key swing states where he's after blue collar votes. that's a group he really needs. romney is staying focused on health care and trying not to look like a flipflopper. president obama is hitting the road today for a bus tour through ohio and pennsylvania. mitt romney is still on vacation. he's stealing headlines thanks to this comment on the "cbs evening news." >> obama cares attacks, like it or not it's a tax. >> the comment directly contradicts statements made by his own campaign, in

alan bond cbs five. the attorney general's staff letter promised alan month in debt camilla harris would sit down for an interview on the issue possibly by the end of the month will keep you tuned in. we're developing news in the sierra foothills where the fast-moving wildfire is burning near the american worker is 20 percent contained tonight the 200 a. fire is burning in steep terrain of the town of colfax mike dello stritto and how crews are attacking the spider. >>> cal fire tells me this fire is staying close at 200 a. we're also talking about 200 people forced to evacuate their homes all because of this a very difficult firefights fought almost entirely by air because there is so steep they cannot send and firefighters on the ground so we're seeing dead drops coming from the tankers and the water drops coming from the chopper's overnight their expectations are committed levels will rise. but they're expecting another hot and difficult day tomorrow. >>> return to report and now we have tinges headed

live in fremont cbs five. a redwood city man faces animal cruelty charges he pleaded not guilty to beating people to death with a brick the poodle belonged to his 16 year-old neighbor next door reporter elizabeth cook talk to the girl who lost her job. it was something natalie wishes she could forget. the part of his eyes as covered in blood and sweat it was as bad. this is the first time she's been to the exact same spot and neighbors your yard where they find her five year-old political of blood. >>> a neighbor told her he was sick of her dog and him. he said it go ahead. police arrested him at his home and they say a bloody breck was found near his body. he told police collapses was often in his yard and appeared he might confront one of his dogs natalie believes classes may be the father of one of montana to pat days puppies. >>> and it's the next time he has puppies and one of them looks like my doug. did we we tried to talk to them he is currently on $10,000 bail. on the mantle next to their other family

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for "cbs this morning saturday," norah o'donnell, the white house. >> cbs news political director, john dickerson, is with us now. good morning, john. >> truth is, john, it's not unusual for a ceo to take a leave of absence. but it doesn't look very good. how do you think romney is handling this? are people going to understand this tricky situation? >> no. you're right. it looks a little exotic. it looks a little different than people's common experience. what governor romney wanted is his experience at bain to basically have people think he's a business guy, he knows how to fix the economy. that's all you need to know about him. now he's having to explain complicated business arrangements. he's talking about things that just sound different from people's day-to-day experience. it changes that bain story for him. he'd rather get off this topic, keep things focus odd n the and the status of the economy. the more he talks about bain, the worse it is for him. >> of course, the reason that these three years are so important, this is when bain embarked on this period of outsourcing jobs and

captioning funded by cbs welcome to "cbs this morning." mitt romney will attend tonight's opening ceremony of the summer olympics in london. his trip overseas was supposed to show his leadership on the world stage. >> but he's on the defensive this morning after making a series of missteps. jan crawford is in london where it's gotten off to a rocky start for mitt romney today. >> well, it has. good morning, gayle and good morning charlie. i mean, this fury really started earlier this week in an interview with nbc news when romney seemed to question whether or not london was ready for the games. those remarks did not escape the famously ferocious british papers. i picked up a copy of the tabloid the sun this morning. look at the headline. can you see it? mitt the twit. that is not the kind of headline you want if you're a presidential candidate. i got to tell you, it's not just the british press being critical of mitt romney. >> a guy called mitt romney who wants to know whether we're ready. >> that's london's mayor, boris johnson, talking

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