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Of the senate in the november midterm elections. all right, global stocks mixed today. european investors waiting on news from the central bank that could rattle markets. inflation in europe has been worryingly low and that could affect the u.s. futures are flat, but all thats tap-dancing around the real story, right? record high for the s&p 500 yesterday. the dow three points from a record high. it could happen today, the way futures are looking. if you get just a little bit of enthusiasm in ...

>> were so going. >> its spectacular. >> not a bad combination. >> its his band. you see the band on stage. >> unbelievable. >> you hear the brass and see the tap dancing. its spectacular. >> as a working woman, i thought -- this is going to be really early. you must be tired. and, you know what? you probably get a rush out of this every day. i could imagine this being a blast on stage with that cast. >> i cant wait. were just out of rehearsals. cant wait to jump into it. its phenomenal. >> were...

Popular child star in the world ever, leaves a legacy behind not only for shining on the big screen but lifting the nations spirits during an era of depression. she died yesterday at her home in woodside california from farm causes. in a country in need of relief from economic hardships during the depression, americans fell in love with her optimism and baby take a bow in 1934. hollywood recognized her talent with a miniature oscar at the academy awards and she danced and sang her way into ameri...

To stay and it is not going to stay. >> you are trying to over turn it then go ahead. >> i can help you out. i dont think two million is close to seven million. >> by the end of march. look it up. i found it on my phone. she said end of march seven million is a realistic goal and she said that tell the truck. l truth. there is no credibility left. that is why the washington post gave out its pinnochio awards. everybody knows it and everybody is tap dancing because we are stuck with this. >> we g...

Control? isnt harry reid sort of facing the same sort of threat here? >> well, of course he is. i mean, 51 votes is still 51 votes and the problem here is that you get a midterm election coming and most elections, most contested elections, at least in the general election, get decided in the middle. the democrats have to hold on to their majority. in terms of legislation, you still got the republicans in control of congress, but one of my funniest moments since i heard somebody -- i think it mig...

In life. >> because then your first fight something is terribly wrong. >> whats wrong? i avoid confrontation to this day i think because of it. not kidding. >> we had a debate earlier on the show and i totally agree with resolving it in front of the kids thing and here we had a panel this morning talking about the very issue, listen. >> whu aether you are discussin something and its a little bit heated, thats okay, because children need to know that people are going to argue, parents are going t...

Conflict and show how to -- it shows them how to deal with conflict. >> it makes sense to me. >> but when my husband and i argue, my 6-year-old son goes into overdrive of, like, diversionary tactics, hes, like, singing, he makes jokes, tap dancing. >> show tunes. >> show tunes. hes so uncomfortable with us he gets his arm around both of us and brings us together to hug. >> oh, my goodness, dont fight, because hes leaping to divorce. >> he cant pronounce that word but he occasionally tries to ask...

>> its not going to happen. this is now the president, his red line. colonel, do you see any scenario which we dont help the islamic radical al qaeda connected rebels that are the likely successors if assad goes? >> if assad goes. that is one of the key things that worry me. assad is a butcher, hes a monster, hes a murderer. >> so is the opposition that we may end up helping. >> as horrible as assad is, he has kept his weapons -- his chemical weapons under control. hes not going to use them agai...

Encourage this administration to be any more definitive in its language? >> well, i guess it all depends on whether we -- whether there really is that provision in the law that ambassador bolton claims there is. my understanding based on some reporting i was reading today is that actually this is a provision is not waivable. that its an iron-clad binding rule which is why the administration is sort of tap dancing around it and not using the word coup because they dont want to establish that prec...

Fact that in virtually all of our foreign assistance legislation theres a presidential waiver power, even if it looks like theres a prohibition in almost every case the president can waive the prohibition under the law to continue to provide assistance. >> so, chuck, if that is the case in our agreement with egypt that we could continue to provide u.s. aid to them, even if our administration decides to call this a coup, the ambassador there saying thats what it really is, and thats what most peo...