chris matthews show". >> ask not what your country can do for you. >> tear down this wall. >> i can hear you. >> a time for change has come! chris: we thought we saw recovery. suddenly we're getting word we're not coming back. things may be grim for years. can obama win with it like this? can his republican opponent lose? will either candidate tell us the true challenge of getting back to where we were. he did what? anthony weiner joins a long line of politicians whose best line was deny. did he have a choice? is there some behavior impossible to sell? and afghanistan, is this something money and a little diplomacy can buy? can we cut a deal with the taliban? can we end this war. hi, i'm chris matthews. welcome to the show. with us today. john heilemann, farr farr, andrea mitchell and david ignatius. first off, it was a week dominated by twitter, but the hard reality of our very economy is what is haunting the obama white house and giving encouragement to the republicans. the new issue of "time magazine" has this cover, what recovery? "time magazine" lists the five myths that shows how hard it will be to get back to

chris: not too chilly. >> he has the game he can turn up when he wants. chris: what do you think?>> this show specializes in the poll's choice. i say votes. it's positive and negative for him. and he often changes depending what the circumstances are. if the economy is in a double dip recession and barack obama's cool, calm and collected, there's a big problem. chris: thank you, arlen specter. that's been a great round table. bob woodward, alex wagner, helene cooper, bob heilemann, just kidding. see you back next week. whoever said that "less is more" is more or less mathematically challenged. less isn't more, it's less. and the only thing more than more is a lot more. which is exactly what i get at embassy suites. more space... more down time. more family time. -more me time. -more me time. -more me time. because the more more i have, the more i have to have... more. [ female announcer ] more room. complimentary drinks. free breakfast. embassy suites hotels. hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey mar

chris: not too chilly. >> he has the game he can turn up when he wants. chris: what do you think?show specializes in the poll's choice. i say votes. it's positive and negative for him. and he often changes depending what the circumstances are. if the economy is in a double dip recession and barack obama's cool, calm and collected, there's a big problem. chris: thank you, arlen specter. that's been a great round table. bob woodward, alex wagner, helene cooper, bob heilemann, just kidding. see you back next week. we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bonded. sure. why else would you always buy me chevron with techron? 'cause we need gas. i think it's more than that. i think that you care about me. you're a good friend. best friends? um, uh, yes, best friends. yeah. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you. care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. ow. and st

>> it's absolutely right. >> reporter: as the only blind architect in the united states, chris has becomensultant. among the projects he's contributing to is a new eye center at duke university. navigating around his new life has its challenges, but his wife row is a says he never -- rosa says he never turns down a challenge. >> there'sing? in that that she's always had -- something in that he's always had. >> it's much more rewarding to think about things that you can do. >> reporter: john black stone, cbs news, san francisco. >>> cal baseball tries to clinch its spot in the college world series. i'm kim coyle and the heat is on in miami. can the heat force a game seven? the minutes next. we hear verizon's 4g lte is fast. let's find out how much we can download before this rocket takes out this 4g hotspot. are you guys ready ? yeah, ready ! ready ! let's go hot. ready, set, download ! done ! done ! done ! what'd you get, what'd you get ? downloaded solitaire ! i got gulliver's travels ! i got a photo ! yeah ! all right ! it's america's fastest and largest high-speed wireless network-- ve

as our version of the script developed it all played into this letter maturity that chris has. in both cases they had fantastic physiques. chris was able to do the kind of work to produce a body that you and i have is a matter of course. working in a way that we will not do right now, taking the shirt off and letting the world know he has the body of a god. [laughter] tavis: no, we shall not. still, these big issues and themes, what does this say to us about the kind of leaders that we want? >> too many people watched the royal wedding. they are far too interested in lives that have a certain amount of privilege. gifts, history, unusual in several positions that have a certain out of touch-ness and inability to connect with as many people as we might freely. good will, youthfulness, non- cynical and warm heartedunderstf his life. it is quite separate from what we often feel when we speak to our leaders. i think that we want the sort of rugged and robust engagement with politics and the issue that we know to be these days ever more complicated. we would love it to contain the ide

chris has done a great job with the town hall meetings. she has got the response from the drivers. the drivers say they want it. they recommend it. but again, you all want to wait. we are tired of waiting. we need a rate increase now. [applause] we need to vote on this today, okay? why did you hold the town hall meetings if you do not want to vote on this now? why were we there? i lost four days of work in these meetings, okay? to get my opinion expressed. now, you come back with the results and still want to wait. why are we waiting? we need the rate increase now. simple. [applaus[reading it -- >> [readg names] >> i and a medallion holder and full time driver. good afternoon, directors. the cab drivers are paying your bills now. as you noticed, there is a degree of anger and cynicism about how well we're being represented. i know that in terms of proper procedures and notices and so forth, what you can vote on today is not even a torso of what is needed. if the words are very soon, if you do take a proper role of the full package, i think that that is going to mean less chance of

my beef isn't with you. >> chris: okay. >> but i think mr. ells has brilliantly put you on. i think you're a tough interviewer. i think you're a fair interviewer. i think some of the things that -- [ laughter >> chris: are you disappointed in barack obama as president? >> yes. i think i am. >> chris: do you think he lived up to his promise to fix the economy? >> no. i don't know the kind of sway that a president can have on the economy. but do i believe that he is lived up to the promises? no. he came in and said you can't expect to have different result with the same people. that was in many ways his seminole campaign focus. all i see as far as economic stewardship are the guys that got us in this mess in the first place. >> chris: honestly, did you watch any of the cnn debate with the republicans? >> mm-hmm. >> chris: did you see anybody on the stage who you could envision voting for against obama? >> i thought that in general, you know, their responses to things in terms of tax cuts being the magic bullet as to what it is. so far, i haven't heard anything that appeals to m

it has been about the message, chris. truly it has. it has been about the desire of the american public to get back to our foundational beliefs and our values, free market enterprise, freedoms for americans to make our own decisions instead of somebody else. at least far away government making the decision for us. so it is not about me. zeroris: on a spectrum of is i'm not running and 100% is i'm in the race where are you now? >> still right in the middle. trying to figure out where the lay of the land will be as the weeks and months go by. >> chris: i want to talk about a don't remembercy. controversy. this week alaska o officials wl release thousand of pages of your e-mails as governor. are you worryd that some of those e-mails can be damaging? >> no, i think every rock in the palin household that could be kicked over and uncovered everything has already been kicked over. i don't think there is anything private in our family. a lot of the e-mails obviously weren't meant for public consumption. they are between staff members and proba

it has been about message, chris. truly, it has and has been about the desire of the american public to get back to our foundational beliefs and values, free market enterprise, freedoms for americans to make our own decisions. instead of the elite, faraway government making the decisions for us. >> chris: so -- >> not about me... >> chris: on a spectrum where zero is i'm absolutely not running and 100% is i'm in the race, where are you now? give me a a number. >> still right there in the middle, chris, trying to figure out what the lay of the land will be. >> chris: 50? >> as the weeks and months go by. >> chris: i want to talk about a controversy. this week alaska officials as you well know are going to release thousands of pages of your e-mails as governor. are you worried some of those e-mails could be damaging? >> no. because you know, i think every rock in the palin household that could be kicked over and uncovered, is already -- has been kicked over. i don't think there is anything private in our family notes and

and in the meantime europe's hottest coach and gravy lash boss has chris's trainer of course he's champions porto and speculation here saying take over as manager of chelsea he has a twenty one million dollars buyout clause in his contract and reports suggest the thirty three year old could pay cash and self however russian and chelsea are reportedly also prepared to pay the sum to nearly in demand coach the last bastion

that is one thing she has to deal with. >> chris: did you see any difference today from what you haven in the past? >> she is going to have to be presidential to run. that will be focusing on policies. that is something she has done less of as she tried to connect with voters on a personal level. she has to talk policy. >> chris: john? >> one person that wants her in the race, say something counterintuitive is romney. it converts it to a two-person race. at the end of the day, she is basically unelectable in this country. the negatives are sky high. she is gaffe prone. i think that the point about being able to compellingly lay out specific policies that will appeal to the american public are low. romney wants to convert it to a two-person race. >> chris: you think it would clear out all the underbrush and. >> because he is such a weak front-runner against a field where you see herman herman cain coming up. it takes the oxygen out of room for tim pawlenty or anybody else. if he gets in a two-person race between him and palin, at the end of the day, republicans want to win and they wil

. >> rob, go ahead, chris has him. >> how you doing. why don't you have a seat over in that chair, please. he says he's here to meet a girl, but he can't remember her name. and he's a little vague about her age. >> rather young. >> reporter: rather young. as in? >> 15 or 16. >> reporter: 15. and how old are you? >> 30. >> reporter: and it's okay for a 30-year-old man to come to a home where a 15-year-old girl is alone, why? >> no, it's not okay. >> reporter: during their online chat, they talked about condoms. he also said he'd bring marijuana. >> did you bring condoms with you? >> no. >> not in your car? >> no. >> did you bring marijuana? >> no. >> reporter: are you sure? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: but is he telling truth? we'll find out later when police search his car. but now, he does admit to bringing one thing. did you bring rope with you tonight? >> i have rope in my car, for my job. >> reporter: you talk about using the rope in various sex acts with this 15-year-old girl. what would have happened if a 15-year-old girl was here and

go ahead i want chris to go you were saying something i had example i have not had have knowing how this situation. has chris here he is that gentlemen israel has the right to do this it's like ok let's talk about it if you can begin to build a state. this idea that gaza can become part of a state and that israel is opening its arms wide to that possibility simply is not borne out in reality to begin with the policy of isolating blockading both politically and economically of course does not sit with what mr katz is saying you cannot possibly think that you could have a viable state in the situation that gaza is in there is a policy of collective punishment and that has been condemned as a violation of international that's why israel is finding itself dealer to surmise because it's on the wrong side of international law if israel wants it to legitimize itself and as a member state of the u.n. i sincerely hope that israel does and i would support the process then it has to get on the right side of international law that means lifting this blockade which is a violation of international law it's a collect

chris matthews show." >> ask not what your country can do for you. >> i can hear you. >> a time for change has come! chris: battle fatigue. americans just don't mike long wars. korea killed truman, vietnam divided the country, drove johnson back to texas. now it's the weariness of afghanistan that's got us dragging. is obama off base here? could the republicans actually run to his left on this? funny you should ask. does john stewart want to call the shots in american politics or just take them? does the man want to lead us or what? finally, light my fire. in olden days of romney or huntsman, they would have all the tickets, successful business, governor, nice family, no rough edges. but that was pre-tea party. will it take michele bachmann or rick perry to lighten things up in 1012? i'm chris matthews. with us today, "time" magazine's michael duffy, nbc's norah o'donnell, "new york times" helene cooper and "the washington post," david ignatius. first up, it was the weeks politics of the war became clear er, and ending the surge in afghanistan is now a given. but is the president lagging the country

but the congressman refused to resign. "20/20" anchor chris cuomo has the exclusive interview that set this all in motion today. >> reporter: after a week of denial, today, a tearful anthony weiner said he will not resign but admitted he had lied and had, in fact, sent out inappropriate pictures and had inappropriate online communications with as many as six women. >> i have made terrible mistakes that have hurt the people i care about the most and i'm deeply sorry -- >> reporter: and weiner went so far as to admit the name of one of the women. was megan broussard one of the women? >> megan broussard was one of the women. >> he said, i'm an open book, maybe too open. >> reporter: 26-year-old megan broussard of texas says she first became acquainted with weiner on april 20th, after seeing this video online and commenting on his facebook page it was hot. now, what does that mean? >> i like to see someone who actually stood for something and was passionate about something. >> reporter: broussard says weiner immediately responded to her facebook comment. what she says soon followed was a f

>> because chris has an unbelievable ability to succinctly analyze a problem, come up with solutions,ople, and then communicate the solutions. i mean, that's really what i think. you know, he's -- there's no better communicator i know. >> i asked him as a good catholic boy to tell me about any sins he wanted to absolve himself of. because i'm a catholic i thought we could have a mini confession. >> lovely. we need a priest. >> that's what i told him. we need a priest. >> and then he would only admit these to you. anything you want to share with us? >> no. not at all [ laughter ] >> not at all. nice try, piers. >> yeah. what's the single biggest misconception about your husband, do you think? >> probably that he's mean. i mean, he's just the nicest guy and funny and -- >> he's the nicest, most ferocious prosecutor you've ever met, right? >> there you go. [ laughter ] but he's a really good person. as a prosecutor his overriding -- his focus was to never prosecute the wrong person. i mean, people will never know how hard chris worked at not prosecuting someone that he wasn't absolutely

. >>> chris christie has repaid $2,100 for using state police helicopters. christie didn't apologize yesterday for flying in the choppers to a couple of his son's baseball games. he says he paid the money to end the controversy that had become a distraction. >>> this could become one of the deadliest years for tornadoes. so far, 5 2 people have died, the worst since 1950. that includes the three people killed as twisters tore through western massachusetts. police and national guard are have been doing door-to-door to check for any other survivors. tens of thousands of people are still without power. downpours have forced the evacuations of hundreds of people in low-lying areas. up to ten inches of rain came down in some towns, triggering flash flooding along an overflowing creek. and already raised the swollen kansas river. in the dakotas, thousands are leaving their homes near the rising missouri river. >>> and a third natural disaster this morning. wildfires in parts of eastern and southern arizona. about 1,200 people were ordered out 1 vacation area. now,

located. >>> and while he's still the guy a lot of republicans want to run for the white house, chris christie has a problem. there it is, using one of the state's new helicopters to fly him to his son's baseball game. the head of the state police pointed out in a statement today, he is the governor 24/7. the office has to go with him wherever life and his travel lead him. >>> when we come back here tonight, tonight, we go back to japan. now months after the nuclear disaster there, how bad is it still? and what weren't we told at the time? >>> and later, he survived a terrible tragedy. now an nfl star stepping up to help and making a difference in his life. make a difference in someone's life. we all have internal plumbing. but for some of us with overactive bladder, our pipes just don't work as well as they should. sometimes, i worry my pipes might leak. but i learned there's something more i can do. now, i take care with vesicare. once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to treat overactive bladder with symptoms of frequent urges and leaks day and night. if you have

the congressman refused to resign. "20/20" anchor chris cuomo has the exclusive interview that set this all in motion today. >> reporter: after a week of denial, today, a tearful anthony weiner said he would not resign but admitted he had lied and had, in fact, sent out inappropriate online pictures of himself to six women. wooen e went so far as to admit the name of one of the women. >> was megan broussard one of the women? >> megan broussard was one of the women. >> reporter: 26-year-old megan broussard of texas says she first became acquainted with weiner after seeing this video online and commenting on his facebook page was hot. what does that mean? >> i like to see someone who is passionate about something. >> reporter: broussard says weiner immediately responded to her facebook comment. what she says soon followed was a flirtatious internet relationship including over 100 instant messages and eventually pictures. >> he was eager to hear if i wanted him, or thought he was attractive. that sort of thing. >> reporter: how much of it was sex talk? >> i mean, he would attempt it all th

chris steak has a new rule for online retailers to collect state tax.says the measure is unconstitutional and counterproductive. it should bring in about 2 1 million to the state. the hope is to bring in more tax revenue. it >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. a mud slide shut down a road and turns over cars. details after the break. how >> to the baseball forecasts for the holidays hosting marlins of -- oakland a's of hosting the florida marlins. 68 at the start of the morning to 71 by the ninth inning. a full check on the bay area forecast coming up in a little bit. >> national stories actually, international. in canada, a mudslide shutdown a major highway in vancouver. checkable all of mud that came flowing down the hillside. for the driver was actually caught in his vehicle in this mud slide. and the driver is ok. the mud covered the road, the railway crossing and stopped a freight train. officials are uncertain how long the highway will be closed. latest out of boston, james whitey boulder is back in court today. he spent

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apple has unveiled its latest venture to date, the icloud. chrisckum has more. >> back on stage despite ongoing health issues, steve jobs wanted to introduce the latest politician himself, the icloud. >> if i get something on my iphone, it sends it to the cloud immediately, let's say, pictures. and they are pushed down to my devices completely automatically. >> not just pictures, but almost any data can be easily shared among the nearly 200 apple devices in use today. >> it wirelessly pushes it to all of your devices. the >> icloud will store and stream a user's itunes music collection. earlier this year, amazon began a cloud-based music streaming service and google is in the early stages of a similar service. but this is apple, with the advantage of being the largest retailer of music in the world. >> apple can take a concept like a tablet, like a portable music player and make it approachable and mainstream. >> it starts today. this fall, users can also include music not purchased through apple for $25 per year. and is streaming music service may

keep your wages look that is not a compact between government and people and the one thing chris christie has done that i think is honorable is to admit you know what the people who are managing the budget of the state screwed up because we didn't put enough money into the pension plans in order to be able to pay out but now going back to working people and we don't have the luxury here we don't make minimum wage if you made minimum wage for most of your life that's a lot of money that you're talking about. no matter if your pensions are a promise they're not going to promise in the future you have to raise taxes of twenty five hundred dollars per year for the next thirty years on everything or household new jersey to pay for these actions so it doesn't matter if you have to if you are god i mean you know he was also you know going to have a version of sweeney who came onboard because you understand the problems as well that's. cool i was six weeks to go until our nation starts defaulting on its debts republican majority leader eric cantor walked away from the negotiating table republicans ar

coming out new jersey governor chris christie has thought of a new way to fatten the pockets of his former employer and it involves turning school kids into profit machines so. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right here. i think may be the one well. we have the government says the keep you safe get ready because you're going to their freedom. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you saw you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. for. welcome back to the big picture i'm tom arbonne coming up in this half hour the roses don't smell too great for the garden state's public schools governor chris christie and his g.o.p. coro corporate overlords claim to rob the system meanwhile front runner for the republican white house seat that romney is catching a lot of heat from his party for his take on global warming for the possibility of the only sane republican in the bunch just with a topic and while millions of americans are

because gas powered cars were cheaper and went further. >> it's a race total race. >> reporter: now chris hasin electric vehicles. why? gas isn't cheap anymore and climate change is a growing concern. even the people who don't care about the environmental reasons might do it for the wallet reasons. >> most people will do it for the wallet reason. the whole success of the electric car is really based on $4 a gallon and $5 a gallon gasoline. >> reporter: chris owns the chevy volt and new nissan leaf. because of the battery technology it can go up to 100 miles and plugs into the wall. >> do you mind while i plug in? how much is this going to cost me? i'll be here for three hours, so it will cost you about 75 cents. >> reporter: it sounds simple but getting americans behind the electric wheel is not. a recent poll found 57% of us will not buy electric despite our pain at the pump. why do you think so many americans seem to have a hang-up about electric they don't think it will be reliable? >> i think most americans haven't had a chance to dry one. >> reporter: 36-year-old carlisa hamigaki made th

chris? >> reporter: wolf, a lot has changed since he made that promise to start bringing troops home in july of 2011. two years ago when he made that promise, he probably couldn't foresee that afghan president hamid karzai would be calling the americans occupiers or that the pressure to cut the budget would be so great that even his republican presidential challengers are calling for an earlier exit from afghanistan. president obama has the military options in front of him and the risk of drawing down more troops compared to fewer. but the president is still in the process of deciding how quickly to bring u.s. troops home. >> i can tell you with absolute certainty that it is not over. >> there is no real major consideration of a dramatic reduction. >> reporter: michael o'hanlon is just back from afghanistan. he says no one he's talked to at the white house says they're considering bringing home a majority of the 30,000 troops president obama deployed as part of the surge. >> that option is not really being actively considered for the near term. it's a choice between probably 5,000 out this y

future when the economy begins to recover. >> chris: basically, you're saying he is going to agree to your terms? >> well, i hope so. i hope he will -- he haso make that choice. let's put that it way. and the obvious best choice i think is not doing anything to harm the economy at this point. >> chris: senator kyl, we want to thank you. >> thank you, chris. >> chris: always a pleasure to talk to you, sir. up next, congress pushes back on the president's plan in libya. is a u.s. troop drawdown the right policy for afghanistan? our sunday panel weighs in when we come right back. [ waves crashing ♪ ♪ [ male announcer and just like that, it's here. a new chance for all of us: people, companies, communities to face the challenges yesterday left behind and the ones tomorrow will bring. prudential. bring your challenges. >>> the commander-in-chief has authority to take actions necessary to protect our national security. but it does not free the president from accountability to the american people, to this congress, or to the rule of law. >> the message will go to every nation of the world. but america does not keep faith with its allies. >> chris:

evidence or not which the supreme court said that there was an ok this last one here for starters chris wallace has not been having a good couple of weeks right first. jon stewart just demolished and made a complete idiot because he actually watch south park to prepare for the interview against a comedy central host and then of course you have michele bachmann who is now a g.o.p. presidential candidate on and he asked her this question it's now getting a lot of flack. but you will see like. well i think that would be insulting to say something like that because i'm a serious person but do you recognize that now that you're in the spotlight in a way that you weren't before that you have to be careful and not say what some regard as like the things i asked her about her history of controversial comments some would say gaffes and i found myself saying at the end are you which is a comment that some people make about or. she seemed to be a little perturbed but. now the really frustrating thing about this is you want to say god chris wallace is just such a jerk and would do that to anybody else you know

listen to what chris wallace has. >> are you a flake? >> well, i think that would be insulting to say something like that because i'm a serious person. >> but you understand when i say that that that's what the rap on you is? >> well, what i would say is that i am 55 years old. i've been married 33 years. i'm not only a lawyer. i have a post-doctorate degree in federal tax law in william and mary. i have worked in scholarship and work in the united states federal tax court. my husband and i raised five kids. we've raised 23 foster children. we've applied ourselves to education reform. >> and there's nothing flakey about this new poll. look, it shows bachmann giving mitt romney a run for his money in iowa right now. remember, she lives near there. sfwlirchlgts new york's new gay marriage law takes effect in less than a month from now. you think people here in the city are excited? i would say so. this year's gay pride parade has extra thumpl thanks to albany to legalize same-sex marriage. how about it, new jersey? are you next? here's the

reporter: chris rock is a stand-up comic who is accustomed to getting laughs from live audiences by working alone. these days he's working as one of the cast on broadway. our harry smith hase to the theater to catch him in the act. >> i worked out over at the y. >> reporter: yes, that is chris rock up there on the stage making his debut in a setting far removed from his comfort zone. >> now i realize how big broadway is. in the last four months, i'm like, wow, they just don't let anybody do this. >> all right, all right. >> reporter: chris rock, rocking broadway. later on sunday morning. >> reporter: required reading is a story from our steve hartman all about a father's love for his daughter and the printed word. when should you stop reading bedtime stories to your kids? >> no one heard my calls. >> reporter: fourth grade, fifth grade? senior year? >> it was our way of being connected. if i got that done and nothing else, that was the important thing of the day. >> with like my life. >> reporter: we'll meet a father and daughter who stuck with story time much longer than most. but in doing so, created a wonderful story of their own. later on sunday morning. >> reporter:

and in the meantime europe's hottest coach and gravy lash boss has chris's trainer of course he's championsporto and speculation here saying take over as manager of chelsea he has a twenty one million dollars buyout clause in his contract and reports suggest the thirty three year old could pay cash and self however russian and chelsea are reportedly also prepared to pay the sum to nearly in demand coach the last bastion one a trouble with porto last season taking the domestic league title and cup as well as the europa league crown former russian coach bruce hiddink has also been linked to the chelsea job it's been vacant since the sacking of call on chalabi last month . but elsewhere a manager has been officially presented as another top flight english club alex mcleish is unlikely to be totally relaxed in the role at least at the beginning of his reign at aston villa after arriving from arch rivals birmingham city the move has enraged fans from both sides however the fifty two year old spot seems not fazed. he can draw. you know can understand people's feelings. i'm afraid nor have i heard

. >> thank you very much, chris. it has taken much of the afternoon to for caltrain to get back to normal service after a person was struck and killed. 143 hit the person. the san mateo county coroner has yet to determine the sex and identity of the person and police have not given any reason why the person was on the tracks. the train was heading northbound from san jose. there were 900 people onboard. both directions of the track were shut down. this is the eighth fatality on caltrain tracks this year. >>> there is one bright spot in the bay area. apple is planning a major expansion, along with it will come some much needed commerce. the plant expansion will be on 150 acres down the street at the corner of prune ridge and wolf. mary ann favro joins us to talk about the plans. all the fruit apple wail bear for all the businesses around it, too. >> reporter: people are excited, jessica. this building will be unique. a circular building in which 12,000 employees will work inside that one building. underground park ing sotree

and he's done it with a pulled tendon in his finger -- he, nowitzki has a bad finger, chris bosh of the heat has a bad eye -- he had a swollen left eyelid after getting poked in the first quarter sunday. i told you this facebook was dangerous. and nobody listens to me. the heat are now only nine poked eyes away from being the first all-blind team in the nba finals. this is pretty funny. shaquille o'neal took some attention away from the finals when he held a press conference on friday inside his house. he set a podium up in his living room, he put on a suit, he walked out of his bedroom and announced his retirement to a group of reporters he invited there. and this is why shaq was the best, and keep in mind, this is going on in his house. >> when you see sun sun room where he's got tons and tons of exotic animals, some of which he has killed -- yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's the kind of thing you can do at your house. and then that towel he was waving around, those are his pants. very fu shaq was very funny at his press conference. not only did he retire himself, he retire

the democrat refuses to resign, insisting he has done nothing wrong. christest. >> reporter: after a week of denials, tearful anthony weiner said he would not resign and admitted he had lied and had in fact sent out inappropriate photos and had inappropriate on line communications with as many as six women. >> i have made terrible mistakes and hurt the people i care about the most and i am deeply sorry. >> reporter: and weiner went so far as to admit the name of one of the women. >> was megan broussard one of the women? >> megan broussard was one of the women. >> reporter: 26-year-old megan broussard of texas first became acquainted with weiner on april 20th after seeing this video on line and commenting on his facebook page it was hot. >> what does that mean? >> i like to see some one that stood for something and was passionate about something. >> reporter: broussard says weiner responded to her facebook comment. what she says soon followed was a flirtatious internet relationship and including over she claims, 100 instant messages and eventually pictures. >