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Win, and theyre in. in a few hours time, the u.s. plays algeria. >> the victory would mean the americans advance to the knock-out stage. joining us for more soccer talk this morning, our no-hands team, max kellerman, he covers the sport. and all the other sports in the world for us. and our resident soccer guru, richard roth. welcome to both of you. so let me start with you, richard, i know youre totally into this. what does a win against algeria mean today for the u.s.? >> well, it means -- its...

So nobody will be jumping for joy totally but theyll be relieved because they squandered some points along the way. >> max, what do you make of the audience fascination with this? it is all anybody is talking about these days. this traditionally is a country that reveres our version of football or maybe the nba finals. even the stanley cup not that many people watch anymore. soccer suddenly has become all the rage. >> i recommend "how football explains america." but soccer, in spite of the fact ...

tod today. where that could leave tens of thousands of troops is still a mystery this morning. were all over this developing story. barbara starr is standing by at the pentagon. first though suzanne malveaux live at the white house. oh, to be a fly on the wall at that meeting today, suzanne. >> well, john, kiran, there are two meetings well keep a very close eye on. one at 11:35 in "the situation room" involving the president, the vice president, obviously general mcchrystal who is goi...

And he knew a guy and we networked and now ive got a job. >> i see things are turning. im just holding on, just hoping, you know, my time will come again. >> ive been doing a lot of research about getting a job and networking is the number-one thing. >> sure. >> thats exactly what that group is about. its about networking. >> and generally -- by the way, lets bring max into this conversation. cnn contributor max kellerman joins us. >> i asked my father about this. hes a shrink. hes been in the f...

around a 3% to 4% pace this year. >> so ben bernanke not ruling it out, of course, but saying that what weve been through means, you know, youve got to keep that possibility out there. there are some people who say 20% maybe is a possibility of a double dip. others like robert reich -- >> former secretary of labor in the u.s. he thinks the job numbers are what are affecting us. lets take a look. i put together a balance, a scale, of good and bad in the economy. lets have a look. on the...

Cnn contributor max kellerman joins us as he does most weeks. >> i asked my father about this, hes a shrink, in the field over 50 years, he said some of the people he sees, guys when theyre out of work they like it. its, they may not brag about it but they dont want to face the pressure but he thinks a minority and most -- >> i know a few of those and quite happy. >> mr. mom and they love it. but mostly a disempower situation for the man because the one who bringing hope the paycheck assumes con...

means you have to keep that possibility out there. some people who say 20% maybe is the possiblive double dip, others like robert reich, they this is the job numbers are affecting us. >> i put together a balance, a scale of good and bad in the economy. lets look at this. good side interest rates remain very low, allows people to buy houses, invest in business, if youve got credit. >> average 30-year fix rated was 4.81%. >> unbelievable. >> that generally good for people. housing is sta...

Part of following this path for me is buddhism, which my mother taught me at a young age. people probably dont realize it, but i was raised a buddhist and i actively practiced my faith from childhood until i drifted away from it in recent years. buddhism teaches that a craving for things outside ourselves causes an unhappy and pointless search for security. it teaches me to stop following every impulse and to learn restraint. obviously, i lost track of what i was taught. >> joining us now, one o...

Night. hes with think progress and hes somebody who i read every day. it is mandatory. one of the fun activities at day two of cpac, the annual convention of conservatives near washington is the nancy pelosi pinata. take your best swing, everybody. at the speaker of the house. thats coming up. and later, since it was tiger woods apology day, i thought we should hear from somebody other than me about this. one of the smartest people about sports there is. max kellerman joins us shortly. pleas...

Heading into this and in recent years oftentimes it is baseball players doing some kind of mea culpa in a prepared statement, which clearly a pr firm wrote, right, and they dont want to open themselves up to gez right away. they have to talk about what happened and they already misld or continued to lie. that really wasnt the case here. tiger was -- seemed to me, i know hes played mixed reviews but he seemed to me to be genuine about what he was saying. you heard him reference buddhism. i though...