so far it's not affecting your drive too much. the first one, southbound 880 at dixon landing road a car apparently has driven into a ditch. morgan hill northbound 101, right shoulder may be blocking lanes, and getting reports from ace that train number one it's running about 5 minutes late so far. let's take a look at bay bridge toll plaza, so far so good. just a couple cars backed up at the tolls. >> time is just about 4:41. >> the phone hacking scandal in britain comes closer than ever to rupert murdoch. the resignation that is front page news this morning. and study on drivers have researchers doing a double take over the results. grandma and grandpa versus mom and dad when kids are in the back seat. >>> welcome back. it's now 4:43. monday morning and now time to get back to work. it looks like a nice day. as far as traffic goes, update on embarcadero and talk to sue hall about that. >>> more news. bbc says rebecca brooks will testify tomorrow in front of a committee examining the phone hacking scandal. lawmakers are expected

norwegian intelligence says the far right suspects who admitted to deadly terrorist that they claim seventy six did act alone but europe's a growing and nationalistic mood is feeling fears of more violence elsewhere. britain is officially recognizing in libya's opposition as the country's legitimately stepping up the diplomatic offensive against colonel gadhafi it's also on freezing one hundred fifty million dollars over libyan oil assets to help fund the red. carpet to stick around in half an hour's time. but for now people have. no way atrocities could set in motion unseen islamic movements across europe thanks for the watch. well see british science. because. markets. can find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our g. keep. following the welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the color of charism as norway comes to terms with its most horrific attack on its soil since the second world war a plethora of questions than answers how could this assault be planned and executed under the ra

far right on the shelf. independent americans will decide the next presidential election. not move on, not the tea party. the independents want the debt chaos to stop. in the end, it is mr. obama who has the most to lose if compromise is not reached. unless he wants to move on, from the oval office, he better get a deal done. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. purveyor of the legendary web site dick morris.com. you know about it, you love him. dick morris. how much influence does the far left really have? i mean, the rhetoric, the bomb throwers, the cable tv aside. >> when it comes right down to it, how much influence do these people have? >> vast. can't imagine how much influence because barack obama's entire presidency his entire political career maximizing turnout on the left. not just persuading independent voters. obama got the same percentage of the white vote as al gore got. the only dinners is within the white vote he lost older whites and picked out more turnout among younger whites

still the legal wrangling in the case far from over. wants anthony to pay back the costs of investigating her case. a motion for a hearing was filed just today. then there's the defamation suit from zenaida gonzalez who says her reputation was ruined when casey said that was her fictional nanny's name. and the head of a firm called texas equusearch that helped look for caylee anthony said he might sue as well to get back the money devoted to her case the search. tim miller says his company spent more than $100,000 looking for caylee when she was reported missing in july of 2008. i spoke with tim earlier. tim, at what point during this whole nightmare did you start to think about maybe suing casey anthony? >> the minute jose baez opened his mouth and said that caylee was never missing in his opening statements, and it was like how in the world could even jose ask us to stay there and search, and, of course, cindy and casey. and in the opening statements you allowed us to spend 112 plus thousand dollars and literally just used and lied to

so far, so good for this thursday morning.n the maps, the rest of the south bay looks good including 280 northbound into san jose. sluggish through there but still accident-free and moving nicely on the southbound side. business as usual through antioch. altamont pass slowing down a bit, 21 minutes from the altamont pass to 680. if you are taking the bay bridge, looks good across the upper deck. metering lights are on so slow at the toll plaza but once you hit san francisco no delays. traffic looks good across the lower deck. nice ride into the east bay right now. everything clear as well as the benicia bridge no problems to report there in fact we lost our camera but so far, so good in both directions. golden gate bridge 101 delays southbound from 37 to 580. that will take 13 minutes. once you hit the golden gate bridge you can see in our live camera here there's no delay, traffic from from the tunnel to the toll plaza and again not too bad on city streets. the rest of the bay area bridges problem-free. san mateo bridge clear

as far as from the standpoint of the p.u.c. of being in the weeds identifying artists, we do not have the expertise, so we will lead partner in -- so we will be pondering with them. president vietor: thank you. that is helpful. any comments on this item? >> is this saying we have approval? >> who has approval? >> the p.u.c. >> in the past or moving forward? >> the past is already over. >> pretty much. this is saying the p.u.c. has approval over how we spend our arts enrichment dollars. if we wanted to, we could say we want to support francisco to do an art project right now. we have the discretion to do that. the idea is that we want to continue to collaborate with the arts commission. we will provide more oversight. the relationship in the past has not been a lot of engagement with them to do the work and what type of work to support. we have the ability to be able to do that. >> i still do not have the right answer. my question is, can we approve whatever art they have selected? >> yes. >> i want to add one other thing. i do

how far in reality hersh how far are the two sides a-- how far are the two sides apart? >> they're not that far apart. i can't imagine that they won't reach an agreement. i mean, the united states is not going to default on its debt in any case. that's just absolutely not going to happen. and it is possible they could go to the brink and then you'd see the stock market crash for a day or two, like what happened in 2008 over the tarp vofmente but that's really -- i think people are really overly alarmed about this. >> well, you say it's not going to happen, but there's no guarantee of that. and if this filibustering continues, there's all likelihood that come tuesday, there will will be no money left. >> well, it doesn't run out all at once, and there are other options. you know, there is the 14th amendment, obviously, the obama administration said that it isn't their opinion that they can simply continue to pay the debt without congress's authority. but they certainly could decide to do that. it isn't going to happen. i mean, it's not even -- obviously a nuclear war coul

so far, no incidents to report.un, back to you. >> danella, thank you. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge will head to the united states after nine busy days in canada. they made a big impression during their visit, raising expectations for their first visit to california. tracie potts is live in los angeles. pretty exciting out there, tracie, good morning. >> reporter: it is exciting. they arrive this afternoon. we're live at the beverly hilton. this will be their first stop. they're attending a reception here. boy, did we see interesting pictures of them yesterday from canada. take a look. the prince and princess wearing cowboy hats, white cowboy hats, very traditional in calgary for visitors there. and complete cowboy attire. they're actually going to be kicking off the calgary stampede this morning before heading south down here to los angeles. we also saw them doing some charity visits. they visited a hospital there. they'll be doing some similar type charity visits here. they're visiting an inner city child

the idea go as far as they could get and see what happens. >> reporter: not far before the coast guardh commandos intercepted the boat. the americans yelled their frustration. the israelis blockaded glia saw in 2007 after the trors group hamas -- terrorist group hamas won the election and had control of the points as egypt does from it side. last year the blockade is really commando stormed one ship killing nine. this time, politics was enough to have greece ban any boats leaving in a new no -- flee teal. they do half a billion dollars in trade and israel is planning a natural pipeline to greece. the american activist knew getting to gaza was a long shot, but still resisted israeli soldiers who might have boarded their ship. they are determined to try again, and israel is just as determined that their boat and their cause are going no where. barry peterson, cbs news, athens >> mitchell: iraqi court imposed a 15-year sentence today in a man who take part in the kip needing of richard butler back in 2008. butler was on assignment for the cbs news broadcast 60 minutes when i was kidnapped

tragedy that struck norway on friday has become yet another grim reminder of the growing threat of far right extremism a problem long since recognized but unresolved in europe with the body count still in progress authorities and politicians in europe are left to re-evaluate the spread of domestic radicalism and possibly overcast the profile of a modern day terrorist i am a little sense of grief over such a high death toll as a result of the bombing of a federal building in los low and the shooting rampage at a labor party youth camp we have. strong feeling it chris. we have been in order to get. the norwegian people to the admission of the need to ask hard questions particularly how one man was able to bend such destruction without being stopped will want to make sure that we like others any lessons there are to learn about how to be more secure against horrific rages like this indeed lessons need to be learned to identify terrorist threats such as the charge anders behring breivik long before they happen has fifteen hundred word manifesto posted hours before the carnage denounced the

now and always intelligence services there's no evidence that there's a part of it is connected to far right extremists in norway or anywhere else the thirty two year old who admits killing seventy six last friday claims he is part of a wider mission his lawyer insists the probe is insane and didn't know what he was doing but it's on cesar laurean that reports his anti immigration message is one that has chilling echoes all across europe. and ethnic hatred that led to the slaughter of scores of innocent young people to prevent the massacre to which he freely admits was a justified strike against the political left for supporting open borders and multiculturalism and even though the staunchest of hardliners condemn brave ics horrific actions anti immigration sentiment is growing across europe and other groups express their condolences and then are quick and separate themselves from are also quick to lay blame left wing politicians which they say are responsible because they allowed immigration happen and effectively pushed the scar to the edge it's a cry that many feel is not being hear

dot com we're asking what's the cornerstone of that our region tragedy and so far the majority of youthink the sheer fanaticism is to play fewer people thirty five percent say the tension stem from multiculturalism twenty percent say the reason is global terrorism which penetrates everywhere and the minority a says it's down to the failure of security forces what's your view on that just log on to r.t. dot com and have your say. and now for more insight on the a horrific attacks we can cross live to justin a dargon a research fellow with the dubai initiative thank you very much mr dargan for being on the program again and initially fingers were pointing at jihad as extremist groups jumping to conclusions if you will what does that say about the world's view of islam. well i think that obviously for a long time i mean since two thousand and eleven the world has been focused on transnational islamist terrorism i mean so it is pretty fair to say that whenever there's any type of random explosion or people are targeted or what have you the first thought. of course would be some other radi

this was far, far more serious than shutting government down.rase you hear over and over again interesting full faith in the united states. foreigners, americans, everybody lengd money to the united states, may not be paid back. if they're paid back, the payments may be delayed somewhat. that raises the risk to everyone. not only interest rates as i said a moment ago, but remember, the united states dollar is the reserve currency for the entire world. so the repercussions are likely to be global. >> because republicans make the point. and they strongly make this point. if you're going to start cutting spending, which they say you have to do. the democrats say that as well. you have to deal with the biggest chunk of federal expenditures, entitlements, medicaid, medicare. the president is willing to deal with that. are you? >> the president has said clearly over the next ten years that he does want to modify, change, reform social security and medicare. my position on this for what it's worth, wolf, is that medicare is not the problem. the problem

this has gone too far. this is over the top. this is not a laughing matter when i say we are not getting any money. the hundreds of millions of dollars -- black people got less than one-half of 1% of what you spend. we are not talking about anything but money. black people talk about social issue. a social issue is not anything but begging white people for money. we have got to have our young people working and becoming productive in this community. it isn's inexcusable. not one black person has made over $5 million. something is wrong with this. if we are going to be serious about this and if you are serious about coming here to show the community what you're going to do, you have to do more than talk about it. i do not understand it. i do not know anyone who does understand this. it is a simple matter. we do not have no wealth. we do not have opportunities to businesses. banks do not load us money like they do to white people. there are a lot of problems that need to be addressed. you can do it, if only whyou would. president

rhetoric in europe it is far higher than the u.k. for sure we have countries in the u.k. of countries in europe who are banning certain acts of islam so they've banned the minaret they've banned the wearing of all of these things i had on easter in the u.k. it's not that bad at the moment and there you go he says it's good to see it now we knew that impinge on people's human rights then what are you talking about a liberal democracy you talk about democracy a good model and even was you know replied that i had even replied that's a very good point because you look at saudi arabia which is the center of islam that's where america is all of the religions are banned and yet the western governments germany has just. learned from these that only the affair is going to last me interrupt you jenny you will not be interrupting you stephen. germany has just sold two hundred tanks to. to saudi arabia and we've sold jet fighters said dubiously now you can bet your life not one of those tanks will find its way to afghanistan to fight the taliban nor will it will they find their way i

just hours after the oslo bombing that killed at least seven where they reportedly has contact with far right wing groups had previously posted extreme unties on statements on his blog as are his annual bush who has been finding out the incident may only act as a catalyst for wider ethnic tensions. brave christine was hit by the local bomb explosion in days and surrounded by broken clothes she stayed in the sun to help the wounded but wait this just standing tough thing and then suddenly you could just fade i was like like i'm like a fish just waiting for your bookie but off the bat like glass spits in their eyes . you know they got smashed glass all over them the skin and everything this show put out of touch the victims. drinks as a nation which has never suffered at the hands of terrorists before he says norwegians just didn't know how to react. alarms from callers on the buildings. both young people holding screaming and rolling on this man's wife suffered severe sure when their windows were blue notes by the most but she says they are lucky to be alone in his thoughts go out to the

being held in connection with both the bombing and the shooting and there are reports he's linked to a far right movements now a cycle that was seized by special forces in the area where victims. relatives have gathered but it's not clear if he's an accomplice and the atrocity well archy's daniel bushell has been a following developments for us brave christine was one of the local bomb explosion in the days and surrounded by broken clothes she stayed in the north and to help the wounded. wait there's just standing talking and then suddenly you can just fade i was like i can like a fish just waiting for your fucking head off they are like glass pits in their eyes how do you know that gets smashed glass all over them the skin and everything in this show for your courage the victims if given your dreams as a nation which has never suffered at the hands of terrorists before he says norwegians just didn't know how to react. strongly from car some buildings. also you control things gaming rolling on this man's wife suffered severe shock when their windows were blown out by the last but he says t

and we'll talk about how clouds will be more prevalent also. >> and how far is too far, the wildly popular tabloid is being shut down because of what it did to get the story. >>> more than 1,000 young giant fans will have all their baseball signed by the real hero brian wilson. it will talk place at a ballpark this afternoon. free program is offered to about 17,000 children in more than 85 communities, many them underserved. they will also receive baseball gloves and tailgates to tonight's game. that is great day. >> wonderful. >> what is weather going to be. >> it will be pretty nice, a little breezy and a little cool. >> bring a sweatshirt. >> dropping into the 50s by the end of the game but to be around brian wilson, that is entertaining in itself. congratulations to everybody involved with that with the junior giants program. >> 11:20, right and looking back to the northeast. still see the one finger of fog that blows through the golden gate. berkeley is 69 degrees today because of that breeze. down in san jose, a lot of sunshine and beautiful looking trees there. you see the clouds hu

as far as the next couple days go, though, look at this.ice weather here as high pressure continues to dominate. but notice the hot air. back towards the west that area of hot temperatures will begin to make its way our way during the day tomorrow. and then especially into the day on sunday. sunday will be very hot. i think we'll have a heat index close to 100 degrees during the day on sunday. and we will see a chance of showers as well as we watch a frontal boundary begin to make its way down from the north and west. that front will bring us a chance of showers. but i think it's going to be late in the day on sunday. so most of the day will be on the dry side. i think saturday and sunday are looking nice, just going to be hot. if you're thinking about going to the nationals game on sunday, i think it's a 1:35 game. you're looking pretty good. this evening clear skies, warm, but comfortable. 80 to 86 degrees. as far as the temperatures go tomorrow morning, those temperatures in the suburbs kind of cool, down to 56 in some areas. and another

far mainly. on the other hand if you look. very like i'd. be compared to both kerry and the girl but i do nomination but. each of them are trying to get to being on the other hand there is just a lay. population who are very. bad and that you know. sandra was always basically like your poison which a long way. and so. you know the way frank thing but i'm just telling you the surrounding places where he was around here it is interesting though they are saying that he's a very little person at the same time he's the nationalists how does the two together in a person likes him. well you know. at the moment when i knew. i was not. as a person who is very thought through i you logically i wouldn't more describe who. i was even all the way you're going to get angry that. would be so this big second person are but they don't belong to any organ but more than that i have not yet that is sought through ideological. why from your conversation just their beliefs now you're talking to me about him being quite an average person he had quite an ego that h

rhetoric in europe it is far higher than the u.k. for sure we have countries in the u.k. countries in europe who are banning certain obviously so they. banned. all of these things are. the moment they go he says it's good so you now when you impinge on people's human rights then what are you talking about a liberal democracy. while the full heated debate is coming your way later in the program so stay tuned for that and also for more news latest updates and fresh videos. here's what we have free online today. the events leading up to the polish president's plane crash continue to unravel as investigators of poland now also admit pilot error was probably to plane a plane they'd previously denied. there was no getting out of jail free card for. an associate of convicted of oil tycoon we had a cost. prison officials claim negative does not deserve a early release. and watch our g.'s exclusive interview with legendary queen guitarist brian may or he discusses his passion for music and science and gives his views on the mystery of life the universe and everything. north korea'

as far as a scientific value is concerned or trying to understand the universe. is one of those things maybe you've heard the expression. and so in fact what i see. is a picture that other people might not consider beautiful but that reveals the answer to some important question like how stars galaxies form so to a scientist. he is a totally different thing the fact that hubble produces beautiful images that children like to see is very important for the funding of hoebel and of course that's important for we scientists and in fact i can tell you in the united states maybe in many countries schoolchildren tend to be fascinated by certain things they're fascinated by dinosaurs for fifty years now if you would go to a typical classroom in the united states and look at posters on the wall you would see pictures of dinosaurs for the first time last year pictures from hubble space telescope occurred more often than dinosaurs on the walls of the classrooms of america that is quite an accomplished so thank you children for funding to help both well in fact that's true b

arrests six resignations two convictions and one death that the toll of the phone hacking scandal so far the death of a key whistleblower in this scandal has raised questions but so far only amongst the twitter ossie it's being reported as a horrible and unfortunate coincidence but it's doubtful that if this had happened elsewhere say in russia or in india the british media would be so quick to accept it as a coincidence particularly looked at in the light of the death of david kelly you're at it. i mean as david cameron tries to explain his dealings with rupert murdoch's empire. cole believes those times could take their toll on both the pm and his government what really gave the story legs was the fact that they have a camera and. then disgraced. colson because of the quality photo made him is director of communications i don't think without without that kind of. legs given to the story i think it probably wouldn't have been quite as big as it is now but the fact is there have been some real errors of judgment turns out shared by the government because of that policy but the prime mini

very few quality things as far as the sports industry as a whole was concerned so. it's odd if you did the whole industry and right now he's the number one guy in india doing it in the short time his company's been around its profits have increased two hundred percent per month and he's been named one of the top ten young entrepreneurs in the country it's a massive undertaking especially in a country where studies have always been prioritized over sports but kamar is part of a growing movement of young people who believe that they can change cultural mentalities and implement new ideas in their country we have so many graduates coming no engineering and are going to do it every year. if a small percentage of them decide to go you know i don't think it's going to produce. entrepreneurship is becoming a hot field for young people in india while many of the parents of the students on india's college campuses government medicine engineering a stable and prestigious the younger generation is being innovation as key to the future according to the indian government the num

a major issue as far as it came to the visa regime between russia and the united kingdom i wasn't just there where he ended he also went on in what was essentially a triple header for the foreign minister to talk about the proposed nato anti-missile defense shield to build eastern europe no risk to love rove said there should be consulted on this and involved in. the creation of this anti-missile defense shield based in eastern europe and it would do great great tunes to get rid of a cold war atmosphere in the air. are right that a lot still ahead for you this hour here on r t why seeing the light could be deadly for air travelers pilots of a passenger airliner arriving from is to board work that's sold by possible green lights aimed at the aircraft by someone on the ground lucky if nothing was wrong but it's b.s. it's only a matter of time before at that accident occurs. plus how to use a close up to reach the seniors or siberia that's one of the region's oldest cities helps its lonely elderly citizens. a french ship bound for gaza with a has been stopped an increase it comes as the u

far right. why don't. we. ready to admit and there's a polite and respectful attitude towards that kind of. mainstream media but the reality is that fifty percent of norwegians are against multiculturalism as people here try to pick up the pieces and bring meaning to this twin attack they're already saying it will sell relations between communities some expect the crackdown by police on the e.u. growing far right movement while others fear this will only fuel resentment against europe's muslims victims are beginning to piece spoke together the shouts of lawyers but the experts warn this might not be the last such a time as outrage at the perceived failure of a multicultural society grows the new bush you see oslo. now i just turning twenty minutes past the hour on this sunday here in moscow and coming up for you here on r.t. . for rent report on how the practice of surrogate motherhood is being turned into a commercial. business by some here in russia. divers have recovered more bodies on a pleasure cruise wit

as far as innovation goes on to prove himself in india and startups. of succeeding in the global stage kumar his fellow entrepreneurs admit that starting a venture can be stressed but they try to focus on the positives they believe it has for themselves and their country making a difference. you believe in something you thought of their goodness is this is what doesn't exist and i want to do something about creating new jobs for their people while addressing their country's means preassure either party new delhi india. roundup of some other international news for you this hour. there's a new country on the world map sounds a dog there's not independent states but the decades of bloody civil war thousands of graduates are celebrating the city of juba which is not capital local and foreign dignitaries are currently attending independent serving up the most in him succumbing is only christian mingle and struggle through news of conflict reasonable perspective one of the hot meal a day. for the nation as a guest political demonstration of the is there to o

far right sentiment. wider than norwegians are ready to admit and there's a polite and respectful attitude towards that kind of thing in mainstream media but the reality is that fifty percent of norwegians are against multiculturalism as people here try to pick up the pieces and bring meaning to this twitter already saying it with relations between communities some expect the crackdown by police on the e.u. growing far right movement while others fear this will only fuel resentment against europe's muslims victims are beginning to piece spoke together the shouts of lawyers but experts warn this might not be the last such attack as outrage at the perceived failure of a multicultural society grows w. bush you see. someone who knows anders breivik personally told r.t. he was shocked by the news but says oslo is a place where radicalism isn't there. i could not imagine i even imagined that do that he must of been writing was something he have had an ego and especially. who saw it in relation to the girls for

russia's river so far twelve people have been officially confirmed as dead from sunday's tragedy. star search and rescue teams worked throughout the night and the recovery operation continues today tom barr is monitoring the efforts. the hunt is still ongoing for any possible survivors the count that the emergencies ministry has set up behind me next to the volga on a small beach here small boats keep coming to and from this site and they're part of the largest search effort this is screening the area where the bulgarian river pleasure cruiser sank to try and find any people either still in the water below that looks looking increasingly unlikely now or scattered on some of the small islands around where the boat sank we heard from one of their spokesman earlier about what they found when they reached the scene of the sunken pleasure cruiser. knocked on the boat's hole and waited for an answer but unfortunately there was nothing they flashlights into the cargo hold so the restaurants within this still bodies there. the scene that unfolded yesterday was one of a quiet sunday aftern

so far seems to be the motivation of this person as well. although reminder of our top story for you the latest we have is that at least eighty seven people are now confirmed dead after a shocking shooting spree at a norwegian a youth camp and that attack came shortly after a powerful blast in downtown all slow it's claimed at least seven lives a thirty two year old region man is being held in connection with both of us and it's reported he belongs to a far right movement now a second that was detained by special forces around an area where the victims' relatives had gathered but it's still not clear if he is a suspected second or at our own a correspondent daniel bushell is there at the heart of blaster going all slow bringing us the very latest as it happens and his firsthand experience is also on our twitter fees or just go on to twitter and in one of his latest tweets he says he witnessed demonstrations of extraordinary bravery wounded victims of the all slow blast return to ground zero to look for people still trapped inside despite the

as i can tell, has basically so far thrown in the towel. he wants some loopholes closed -- >> i don't think that is -- >> unsystemic types of revenue increase does not get very far. the question then is, where do you got? you have to cut everywhere, i think, especially entitlements, especially defense, but you also have to have tax increases. >> has obama thrown in the towel? >> that's not true. obama, as i understand it, has presented a range of options. the outside one was $4 trillion. the little group decided to talk through the weekend about getting to the big one, $4 trillion, which would include tax reform, a lowering tax a little bit but getting rid of a lot of loopholes. we're talking big money. and doing something on social security and medicaid. it could all easily collapse, but for the first time, you have the leader of the country and a principal legislators at least looking at the possibility of doing the right thing. >> but the leader of the country has to lead. he has not yet. even though we have had the rumors and leaks that

went on to say that as far as his negotiations as far as his talks with downing street went to the alexander litvinenko question it wasn't a major issue as far as it came to the visa regime between russia and the united kingdom i wasn't just there where he ended he also went on in what was essentially a triple header for the foreign minister to talk about the proposed nato air anti-missile defense shield to be built eastern europe no mr lover of said there should russia be consulted on this and involved in. the creation of this anti-missile defense shield based in eastern europe that it would do great great turns to get rid of a cold war atmosphere in the air. if you put all of our reporting right there well still ahead for you this hour here on r t why seeing the light could be deadly for air travelers pilots of a passenger airliner arriving from istanbul were there as old by popple green light aimed at the aircraft by someone on the ground lucky if nothing was wrong but to be at its own limits from the time before that accident occurs. plus how to use a close up teammates the seniors of si

movement as far as terrorism goes. you know we're everybody's very suspicious of immigrants around there are groups of . non-christian religions. such as islamic. you know discuss this guy he yes all we see this with you see this sentiment coming out despite a lot of tolerance and democracy i talk of that's a do you agree with the norwegian prime minister when he says in fact the answer to such violence would be more democracy and openness do you think this is what will well happen. i don't know if it will happen the agree you know it from jack i do agree with him i think stripping our individual liberties our civil rights for the name of security is not the answer i think what their needs to be it's needs to be more an openness more an understanding towards other cultures other religions but. i don't think closing our society as a whole is the answer i think what that does that just creates more suspicion more intolerance more hatred towards people that. we are not like each other. it's it's it's in and human nature i

of the dispute is its timbales insistence that tel aviv apologize for its role in the veins but so far israel has refused to do those offering instate with great for the loss of life now the head of the commission jeffrey palmer has said regardless of whether or not both sides are able to reach some kind of quiet mutual agreement he is issuing that report today foos day and this has been an impetus for both the israelis and took to try and on out the differences we consideration because most people do understand that if the report is issued with all three consideration it will be much harder with every consideration to be made at a later date now it is also why do. i understood that the report is likely to uphold israel's illegal right to impose a naval blockade on gaza but at the same time it is likely to charge these raids with using excessive force that israel has so far indicated that it is prepared to pay compensation but as long as this doesn't create a place to vent and open it up for food that such illegal claims. are reporting there and our news is updated around the clock at

so far, we are finishing up in june. june, july, august can be hard months for the entertainment industry so far as violence. the summer is starting off pretty tame. it has to do with the work done by the staff and the work done by the police department and closely monitoring and managing entertainment out bear. president newlin: i would lik e to go to item number six. supervisor wiener is waiting to participate. the commission may adopt the recommendation concerning this ordinance. supervisor wiener? >> the sponsor of the legislation is actually supervisor mirkarimi. the supervisor from the office is here to talk about it. in addition, we added some maps that you can look at as well as information from the small business commission. i will turn it over to rob. he will at whatever he feels is appropriate. >> i'm an aide in supervisor mirkarimi's office. he regrets not being able to be here, but the history of a is that small business owners approach supervisor mirkarimi and your commission and expressed interest in getti

far sighted. while the clock continues to tick down to august second the day of the debt ceiling must be raised according to the treasury department and washington always see more gridlock and what was supposed to be a constructive round of talks over the weekend john boehner dropped out again saying that any raising taxes is completely off the table so the president gave another press conference today trying to keep both parties into gear. it's not going to get easier it's going to get harder so we might as well do it now well off the bat. eat or piece. now's the time to do it if not now when. problem it's nobody forces you to why would you eat your peas so how do we save the talks progressing and what if our politicians are actually held accountable here to discuss this with me is benji starling congressional reporter for talking points memo and you thank so much for being here tonight rather me i want to start we're going to play a couple sound bites from the president had to say today and i th

. >> reporter: in europe, the sovereign debt crisis is far from over. and there are worries about an economic slowdown in china and other emerging markets, as market strategist scott wren explains. >> a lot of these emerging economies have seen a little bit more inflation than we've seen here. they've tried to hike interest rates to stem some of that pressure. there's a lot of speculation out there right now that china is going to experience a hard landing >> reporter: and don't forget the u.s., where the unemployment rate remains stubbornly high and the housing market is on shaky ground. so what should stock investors do? few analysts recommend bailing out. >> over the course of the next six months, the market's likely to be volatile. you want to hold some quality stocks that are paying some good dividends, and you want to be able to just say to yourself, "i realize i'm going to have to ride out this period." >> reporter: as far as what stocks to buy, stovall likes consumer staples like walmart and general mills, because consumers will buy food in good

to cross talk the rise of far right nationalism i'm joined by my guest in london ali he's chair.

to cross talk the rise of far right nationalism i'm joined by my guest in london. he's chair of the muslim safety forum and stephen gosh he is spokesperson for stop islamization of europe all right gentlemen this is cross type that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's see how the oslo attacks may influence political discourse in europe. hardly a tragedy that struck norway on friday has become yet another grim reminder of the growing threat of far right extremists and a problem long since recognized unresolved and europe with the body count still in progress authorities and politicians in europe are left to re-evaluate the spread of domestic radicalism and possibly recast the profile of a modern day terrorist little sense of grief over such a high death toll as a result of the bombing of a federal building in los low and the shooting rampage at a labor party youth camp i think we have a. story or pencil dividing lines. in order to receive it. we can be big to the admission of the need to ask hard questions particularly how one man was able to burn