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london as police struggle to take back control of their streets. now americans are being urged to use caution when traveling around the city. good morning again. im carol costello. three members of the congressional super committee have been chosen. nine more to go. there are 12. they will have 90 days to come up with $1.5 trillion in spending cuts. the selections and reaction to them on this "american morning." all right. good morning, it is wednesday august 10th. ali is off today...

David axelrod and david plouffe floated in this the "washington post" not long ago saying if you want to know the lasting influence, i think jay carney said this, if you want to know what the lastest influence of this is, look to the presidents "state of the union" address. you look to the "state of the union" its about high-speed rail and more efficient salmon farming and all of this nonsense. i dont buy that the american people are that stupid they will believe because he killed usama bin lade...

Are trying to do. david axelrod and david plouffe floated in this the "washington post" not long ago saying if you want to know the lasting influence, i think jay carney said this, if you want to know what the lastest influence of this is, look to the presidents "state of the union" address. you look to the "state of the union" its about high-speed rail and more efficient salmon farming and all of this nonsense. i dont buy that the american people are that stupid they will believe because he kil...

Downgrade its assessment of the countrys economy. that came out of the end of its two-day policy meeting today. but the bank of japan governor, just held a press conference a couple of minutes ago. he says he is confident japan will continue a moderate recovery and will overcome supply chain disruptions. the central bank also introduced a new 1 trillion yen or nearly $12 billion lending program, an emergency program, to aid banks hit by the quake. it will provide them with cheaper one-year loans...

Counters. how do you pay for that if you want to extend all the bush tax cuts. >> first of all, it is hard for me to understand why you would raise anybodys taxes in the middle of a recession. and secondly, i think it misses the big point. you dont know that that revenue will show up. in fact, this is a good chance it wont. if you slow down growth, these ambitious growth targets which are bake the into the administrations own forecast, if you slow i it down by just % it costs close to $3 trillio...

Perhaps even an emergency program that while not raising taxes, opens the door or encourages investments not this targeted winners and losers approach that we have seen lately. but, in a macro way, that encourages the money that is sitting on the sidelines to come on the playing field and put people back to work. >> chris: how do you do that? >> well, you could incentivize as we have on some past occasions, investments made now, you could offer some sort of moratorium or holiday or opportunity t...

Emergency program that while not raising taxes opens the door or encourages investment, not this targeted winners and losers approach that we have seen lately but in a macro way that encourages money that is sitting on the sidelines to come on the playing field and put people back to work. >> chris: and how do you do that? >> well, you could incentivize as we have on some past occasions investment made now. you could offer some sort of moratorium or holiday or opportunity to speed up regulatory ...

Here are the four points of the program -- literacy, emergency program, physical activity and nutrition and early childhood development. the group is headed by mark shriver, an artist that jennifer garner is an ambassador for. both spoke last week trying to get much-needed funding for childrens u.s. programs. >> jennifer and i were in an elevator on capitol hill and someone said, nobodys against getting funding for kids education. kids are our most important resources. but early headstart only r...

Room and he shine has light on them. thats what happened. >> obviously this was settled, but bunning sort of walked away, promised there would be another fight on another emergency program, another day. but it left bad feelings on both sides, doesnt it? >> well, the fact that he walked away on a procedural measure himself is salient here. i mean, he objected to the fact that this was a procedural measure in the first place, that it required unanimous consent and he wasnt going to do it. he clear...

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