that's what nora and i talked about. heent to the eater more than a hundd times during his presidency, not just this horrible night. but he said when he was in the middle of "the war of t roses" or some shakespeare play, he could imagine himself back in prince hall's time and forget the horrible war. so he goes the theater that night and he's sitting with mary she's holdg his hand and saying got you think people wil wonder about ourolding stands in" anhen john wilkes booth, as nora wells knows, had access to the theater because he was an actor, because he gathered his mail. so people didn't wonder why he was there which is again what makes the connection between the theater part of him and how he was able to be there so clear and the timing of it was just, of course, so terrible. i think in some ways the south later realized they lost the best friend they ever would have had. if lincoln stayed alive, reconstruction might have been so different. then this man comes in, john wilkes booth, hits anymore the back of the head,

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we began at the white house with nora o'donnell. nora. >> good evening, bob. tonight president obama will address the nation in a rare prime time address. only the 7th since taking office. the goal, say his advisors, is to rally the american people to urge their legislators to seek compromise. the president will talk about tonight how there is a legislative stalemate. one republican bill in the house, a democratic bill in the senate. today the president backed that democratic bill in the senate. he called it a reasonable compromise. you know, it's interesting. on that democratic plan in the senate it proposes just $2.7 trillion in spending cuts over 10 years. that is far short of the president's original goal of some $4 trillion. that democratic plan would not raise additional tax revenues. that is something the president has long backed. it also would not address the long-term deficit drivers which, of course, are medicare and medicaid. now as for that republican bill that is in the house, that would offer only a short- term increase in the debt ceiling. and

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nora, the president has made what? four news conferences in the last three weeks and now asked to speak to the nation tonight. what brought all this about? >> there is no doubt president obama is frustrated by the stalemate in congress, so tonight he will use a rare prime-time address, only the seventh his presidency to try to rally the american people to urge their lawmakers to speak compromise, and i think that's really significant. there's not going to be any plan or proposal that the president lays out port and urge compromise. >> schieffer: here he comes now, nora, the president of the united states. >> good evening. tonight i want to talk about the deba ing tonight. >> good evening. tonight i want to talk about the debate we've been having over the national debate, a debate that affects the lives of all americans. the last decade we've spent more money than we take in. in the year 2000, the government had a budget surplus; but instead of using it to pay off our debt, the money was spent in $20 million in tax cuts

that inevitable twenty four forty eight hours that the shop i have to work in the morning can about nora the. moment i got in the door and we aren't doing anything against the law all right we see how you my only defending what's ours is not in a thermometer tranny if we don't want to merican see here we have to do something about it. here. that's how my debt seldon's trip. bombing project thanks mom i'll keep my fingers crossed by and if i don't return think well of me out find a young man by darling let's go you're excited and showing off. your front on which i'm afraid other may pick it up a bit sure you'll be ok. after crossing the main road don't step in the mud so they won't see your tracks for possible rocks instead of an author bottle. one last piece of advice and now we're cutting across. the road if they catch us let's separate them then head this way. separate the men everyone tried to get there on your own keep maybe they will catch one of us but the others have to get there ok. run along separate. ok wait just a moment. it's not working. it's copperhead split up. but two of

that inevitable twenty four or forty eight hours because i have to work in the morning could out of nora the. moment i don't know you're on we aren't doing anything against the law all right we see how you may only defending what's ours but in a moment i'm going to china if we don't want americans here we have to do something about it. here. is how my debt said our trip. to. miami going to convince mom i'll keep my fingers crossed and a photo return think well of me out find a young man my darling let's go you're excited and sure enough. ok i'm. just going out on what i'm afraid of and we pick it up a bit sure you'll be ok. after crossing the main road don't step in the mud so they will see your tracks. instead obvious notable. one last piece of advice and now we're cutting across mishal be paddled to road fall if they catch us let's separate them then head this way. separate and then everyone tried to get there on your own maybe they will catch one of us but the others have to get there ok. run. separate. ok wait just a moment. here to me it's not working. it's called the head split up.

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nora? >> mr. president, there seems to be an extraordinary breakdown of trust involved here. i wonder if you can address from the republicans that there was a framework and a deal agreed with the chief of staff and treasury secretary about the certain number of revenue, that the republicans had agreed to that. then after you brought that to your party and the discussion was at the goal line was moved. is this an example that the goal line moved and that led to a breakdown in trust? >> we will do a pick doc and go through papers a walk you through the process. what this came down to was there doesn't seem to be a capacity for them to say yes. what is absolutely true is we wanted more revenue than they initially offered. but as you will see, the spending cuts that we were prepared to engage in were at least as significant as the spending cuts that you have seen in a whole range of bipartisan proposals, and we had basically agreed within $10 billion, $20 billion. we were within that range. so, that wasn't the reason it broke down. we were consistent in saying that it was going t

nora campos from san jose introduced legislation that's long overdue. >> i think what it's going to do is, we're going to hear about what's happening to kids that are cyber bullying, before we didn't hear about it, there was no way to discipline them. i think what we'll hear more often, if you engage in cyber bullying, there are consequences to be had. >> a dispute bill was backed by the california state pta and the california teacher's association, and we'll have more on this story coming up at 11:00. we actually talked to the parents of a local teen who attempted to commit suicide after being bullied online. for now, we're live in san jose, elise kirschner, nbc bay area news. >>> a polole chase in vallejo ended with several innocent people hurt including a 5-year-old boy. chp officers say they were chasing a stolen hummer when it crashed into a small car last night. the boy and his mother were both injured and are hospitalized tonight. the hummer flipped over, injuring the 17-year-old suspect who was driving it. the teenage he has a criminal history and will now likely face hit and r

. >> according to nora campos of san jose, state law hasn't kept up with technology.he californianty bullying law that was first drafted in 1996 did not include social networking sites until now. >> it will create a tool that currently is not in the education code. >> reporter: because of legislation introduced by campos and signed into law on friday by governor jerry brown, schools will now be allowed to suspend students for bullying class mads on social networking sites. if the law was on the books when her daughter was being cyber bullied, she believes amanda may have revealed what was happening to her, instead of trying to take her own life. >> i don't think she would have. because people are talking about it now. people all over are talking about it now, because so many kids have killed themselves. >> reporter: according to the cdc suicide is the third leading cause of death among teens. diane, backers of this new law hope the legislation will change that. >> thanks very much, elise. >>> in japan, another large earthquake hit the same northeastern part of that co

nora going the gap on leaders c.s. counts sunday after fifty over on g the sole goal in this one coming eleven minutes from time alexander cough the man making the difference is the russian international and a couple of the season so a fifth win seven for the northern men putting them within four points of c.s. the leaders can stretch that advantage with victory or. today. stay with football where the sport's hottest teenage prospect brazilian striker neymar could be heading for russia instead of the likes of chelsea or barcelona at least that's what his legendary compact to it wants him to do the former world cup winner of birth to carla seeing he's being phoning the nineteen year old every day try and lure me more to his club. fit seemingly with money to spend after being purchased by billionaire. from a much earlier this year however neymar is also being courted by most of europe's top sides while his print club some toss up pledge to keep the forward in his home country. meanwhile another club with deep pockets mon

it's not nora if i took about three hours so it was like a professional photograph of social yeah with a model. i would like to know everything no no i know this is a tripod i'm very basic how you stand. and then are afflicted so they don't like that i like the studio's not not that's in the in the in the shelter in a very basic room with in the shelter. jodi bieber the winner of the world press photo contest spotlight would be back we'll continue this interview after we take a short break so stay with us to get. hungry for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. welcome back to spotlight i am now going are going just to remind you that my guest on the show today is jody bieber the winner of world press photo contest judy we talked about our share of the girl you photographed in afghanistan here we see this award winning picture once again was there any any investigation other than this tribal court decision to titter killer actually into the case so the army up and yeah i think pressure you know never e one wrote about this or

who engage in that kind of those kinds of behavior those are the questions we should be asking nora thanks very much indeed. in london. rebel fighters in libya have blamed a lack of ammunition and a lack of nato support for their failure to advance towards the capital tripoli while nato claims it targets only military facilities or dr franklin lamb a director of americans concerned for middle east peace told me a little earlier here in r.t. but that doesn't match what he's seen for himself in tripoli. but i can give you five examples one is the down's syndrome children center which was completely demolished by bombs that serves over five hundred thousand children around this country their headquarters was bombed as you know secondly as you know the killing of eleven shakes. of who were on a peace mission they were bombed the micro bus that was bombed two weeks ago that killed nine people you know they are hitting civilians we had a report this afternoon from a fellow from human rights watch who estimated that for every. military person that was supposedly a casualty there were ten civilian

the city council on tuesday and there's a bunch of companies that are planning on coming up to sit nora in our meeting with city hall or local videographer jenna van dusen and she's doing a video first to present to city council and basically we're going to go there and we're going to we're going to present it civilly and if they don't want to go then we're going to start filming or we have on. the. big. oh what a relief they handed out the part of me call it off the wrong word but that was a blast and thanks to tristan and everybody else from burn the radio who put on a great event on saturday all right now i don't know if we're going to start on a regular here of the week but if we had one hour here of the week this week comes from a most unlikely place the united states senate none other than senator rand paul i wouldn't mind we've had not one minute of debate about the debt ceiling in any committee we haven't had a budget in two years we haven't had an appropriations bill in two years so i'm part of the freshman group in the senate saying no more we're not going to let him go to any

the new law wrote by nora campos says posts made on social networking sites are covered.s school officials to suspend or expel students for making bullying comments online. >>> eluaso nuibi flew american with an an expired passport that belonged to another person. he was arrested. >>> last august a pakistani man and wife were escorted out an american's airlines flight. the threat turned out to be a hoax. now the pakistani man is suing american airlines and san francisco police claiming he and his wife were the victims of racial profiling. the man says they were the only passengers set aside. >>> the pentagon today set out notice that it was ending don't ask don't tell. the orders stopped discharges of gay or lesbian troops and the military will now begin accepting applications from individuals who identify themselves as homo sexual. the memo comes after an appeals court ruled that the pentagon must stop enforcing don't ask don't tell. >>> it will be a working weekend for key members in congress. lawmakers will stay in washington to try to figure out a way to reduce the de

the bill by nora campos specifies the law includes posting of bully message on a networking site. >>>his will be a working weekend for congress and the president as they try to beat the clock on the looming debt ceiling deadline. lawmakers will spend tomorrow working toward a compromise on taxes and spending cuts and they are scheduled to return to the white house on sunday to meet with the president. congress is facing an august 2 deadline to raise the $14.3 trillion debt limit or risk a government default. >>> reducing social security benefits is one plan being discussed in the debt ceiling negotiations. the cuts under consideration would reduce the cost of living reductions for social security benefits. the social security administration says that could shrink the average check by $500 over a 10 year period. some economists point out that will force seniors to spend less causing a million dollars loss to the economy in the first year that benefits are cut back. >>> those supporting cuts claim that social security is going broke and within 30 years we won't be able to pay for all of

the new law wrote by nora campos says posts made on social networking sites are covered. allows school officials to suspend or expel students for making bullying comments online. >>> eluaso nuibi flew american with an an expired passport that belonged to another person. he was arrested. >>> last august a pakistani man and wife were escorted out an american's airlines flight. the threat turned out to be a hoax. now the pakistani man is suing american airlines and san francisco police claiming he and his wife were the victims of racial profiling. the man says they were the only passengers set aside. >>> the pentagon today set out notice that it was ending don't ask don't tell. the orders stopped discharges of gay or lesbian troops and the military will now begin accepting applications from individuals who identify themselves as homo sexual. the memo comes after an appeals court ruled that the pentagon must stop enforcing don't ask don't tell. >>> it will be a working weekend for key members in congress. lawmakers will stay in washington to try to figure out a way to reduce

governor brown signed a bill sponsored by nora compose. it tweak as previous measure and addresses cyber bullying through sites like facebook. school officials will now have the right to suspend or expel students for threatening otters through the sites. the law will take effect on january 1. >> earning season is under way. the alcoa issuing the first report of the second quarter and could affect trading. nicole lapin is live with how things are shaping up. good morning. >> a very good morning to you. there's a lot of red ink across the board. futures are lower, investors worry about debt issues. whether greece's problems will spread to italy or other countries, and as president obama and congress continue to spar over the budget deficit. asian markets fell on the news, europe is down. we get a little bit of economic data in 15 minutes and we get minutes from last month's fed meeting. some of the action yesterday, 151 points is what we lost on the dow. the nasdaq lost 57 to 2802. also, ford is the first major automaker to get behind legisl

inside a luxury suite nora walsh walks us through the hotel's tempting packages for same-sex couples. >> pety fours as well as chocolate and oysters, carriage rides through the city's most romantic pell as well as a well dressed picnic. that's not something we do with the other packages. the people who are getting married right now are going to want simpler quicker weddings rather than those taking a year or two to plan. >> many of our rings are stainless steel. >> reporter: at chelsea gift shop arcadia, jay gurewitsch is planning for permanent business. >> we usually keep 20 to 30 rings. by the time summer's over we'll have 100,000 rings in stock and many more of them will be specific lick geared toward weddings. >> i think they'll be surprised at how much more business they're going to have. a couple of o other people we spoke to about cakes when we thought of city cakes, when they saw us come in, you could see the dollar signs come in. >> it's going to be beautiful. you're going to be really happy with it. >> reporter: history is being made and new york businesses are hoping for an

. >> nora? >> mr. president, there seems to be an extraordinary break down of trust involved here.onder if you can address what we are hearing for republicans which is that there was a framework and a deal that was agreed with your chief of staff and the treasury secretary about the certain number of revenues that the republicans had agreed to that. after you brought that to your party and the discussion with that, the goal line was moved. is this an example of where the goal line has move and that that's what led to this break down in trust? >> we will go through all the paper. we will walk you through this process. what this came down to was that there doesn't seem to be a capacity to say yes. what is true is we wanted more revenue than they had initially offered. as you see, the spending cuts that we were prepared to engage in were at least as significant as the spending cuts you have seen in a whole range of bipartisan proposals and we had basically agreed within $10 billion or $20 billion. we were within that range. that wasn't the reason this thing broke down. we were consist

for more on this emotional issue for community members and police, nora campos joining us live this morninghanks for being here today. we know you used to be a city council member in san jose for 10 years. now you are in the state assembly. obviously, san jose is close to your heart. tell us about the problems going on. we have seen the murder rate just skyrocket this year. >> you are absolutely right. i was on the council for 10 years. it is where my base is at. when i am involved in issues that pertain to ticking sure that public safety continues to happen in san jose, it's a priority. it should be a priority for our current mayor. you know, you brought up about ice for you to understand why we are where we are today, you have to understand how we got here. in 2008, the mayor made a huge promise to increase police officers by 100 police officers. >> we've just seen police cuts. >> we saw 67 police officers have been cut. in 2010, he also cut the violent crimes unit, which actually handled the gang activity. this past year, we know that we are at 22 homicides in the city of san jose. >> wh

so when nora or somebody else asked why was i willing to go along with the deal that wasn't optimal for my perspective, it was because even if i didn't think the deal was perfect at least it would show that this place is serious. that we are willing to take on our responsibilities even when it is tough. that we are willing to step up even when the folks who helped get us elected may disagree. and at some point i think if you want to be a leader then you have got to lead. thank you very much. >> speaker of the house john boehner met with reporters in the house to explain why he decided to end the ongoing debt and deficit reduction talks with president obama and instead focus on working out a compromise with the senate leadership. this is 10 minutes. >> good evening. i want to be entirely clear. no one wants to default on the full faith and credit of the united states government. and i am convinced that we will not. starting tonight, i will be working with colleagues here in the capitol, both the house and the senate, to find a responsible path forward. and i have confidence in the bipart

nora. >> would the president sign a debt ceiling increase that includes no new tax revenues? >> i think the president made clear the option that the majority leader put forward was a better option than the speaker of the house put forward. not an ideal option but a better option. it does contain win it the mechanism by which a committee would grapple with the tough issues of entitlement reform and tax reform. in other words, revenues but it does not contain within it up front revenues. and guess what? that's a compromise. the word that wasn't spoken by the speaker of the house last night. that's a compromise. we understand that we're not going to be able to get the exact bill through congress that we want. we accept that. we think it's important that what does emerge can get support from democrats and republicans and can be signed by this president. and then, after that's done, we go back to the grindstone and we keep working on those stuff issues that this president shown himself willing to address on entitlement reform and tax reform because those remain important. >> the p

inside a luxury pierre suite nora walsh walks us through the hotel's tempting package to same sex couplesve a personalized wedding cake as well as champagne on arrival. some chocolate as well as oysters. a carriage ride in the world's most romantic park, central park, as well as a picturesque picnic. so that's definitely something that isn't something we do with any of the other packages. people that are getting married right now are going to want simpler, quicker weddings rather than people who are taking a year or two to plan very elaborate weddings. >> many of our rooms are actually stainless steel. >> pent up demand may trigger a summer time surge but at chelsea gift shop arcadia jay is planning for a permanent boost to business. >> typically we would keep in stock anything, about 20 to 30 rings maximum. by the time the summer is over we'll probably have over a hundred different styles of rings in stock and many more of them will be specifically geared for weddings. >> i think they're going to be surprised at how much more business they're going to have. a couple of the other people t

like rachel black and lee matthews from the bronx who are here today with their beautiful daughter, nora. rachel and lee met in college in mississippi and have been together for 13 years. with marriage now a reality for gay and lesbian couples, rachel and leigh are excited to tie the knot. the joy of finally being able to married is tempered for the fact that doma is in the way of true equality. rachel and leigh worry every day about the important protections that they will be denied like unpaid leave from work for one to care for the other if she gets sick or the ability to continue health coverage for their family if one of them gets laid off. doma means that the many protections the federal government provides for the health and security of american families remains out of reach for same-sex couples and their children. it keeps, for instance, gay and lesbian americans from sponsoring their spouses for immigration to the united states, forcing binational couples to choose between love and country. it's social security benefits earned by their loved ones through years of hard work. sena

nora. >> mr. president, there seems to be an extraordinary breakdown of trust involved here.ou could address what we are hearing from republicans was that there was a framework and a deal that was with your chief of staff and treasury secretary about a certain number of revenues that the republicans agreed to and you brought that to your party and give us an example of where the goal line is what has led to this breakdown in trust. >> we'll walk you through this process. what this came down to was that there doesn't seem to be a exace it for them to say -- capacity for them to say yes. what is absolutely true is, we wanted more revenue as they initially offered. as you will see, the spending cuts that we were prepared to engage in were at least as significant as the spending cuts that you have seen in a whole range of bipartisan proposals and we had basically agreed within $10 billion, $20 billion, we were within that range. so that wasn't the reason this thing broke down. we were consistent in saying that it was going to be important for us to have at least enough revenue th

so when nora asked or somebody else asked, you know, why was i willing to go along with the deal that wasn't optimal from my perspective is because even if i didn't think the deal was perfect, at least it would show that this place is serious. that we are willing to take on responsibilities even when it's tough. that we are willing to step up even when the folks who helped get us elected may disagree. and at some point, i think if you want to be a leader, then you got to lied. thank you very much. -- then you got to lead. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> john boehner said he was walking away from talks because of disagreements over tax increases and entitlements. the president had asked for a plan from congress and announced he is calling for congressional leaders to meet at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the treasury department said the u.s. will go into default august 2. speaker boehner said a deal was never really close and he was ending discussions with the white house and beginni