it straight down the line in addition to the diplomatic norms they have to follow. >> suarez: richard downes from r.t.e., thanks a lot. >> suarez: for more, we're >> brown: again, the major developments of the day. democrats and republicans pushed ahead on rival proposals to solve the debt crisis, and drew a veto threat from the white house. and the norwegian government began to release the names of the victims in last friday's twin attacks. a lawyer representing the self- confessed killer said his client is likely insane, and believes he was a kind of savior. in our story on the debt crisis we identified republican congress eric cantor as his party's whip. that was of course wrong. he's the majority leader. we regret the error. and on our web site, there's more on the debt crisis, plus many other stories that have piqued our interest. hari sreenivasan has the details. >> sreenivasan: will bond vigilantes-- investors in u.s. treasuries-- start demanding higher interest rates? that's the subject of paul solman's latest post on our making sense page. our partners at globalpost tell the story o

and later our dean richards is running down some of his favorite patriotic movies.oman is slapped with six tickets after a runway crash on a busy mile, her red car struck and injured two pedestrians in a crosswalk and had two other cars it happened around 5 last night as the holiday weekend was just getting started she was cited for driving left of center, driving over the median at running a red light negligent driving and striking to people in a crosswalk. a chicago man turns himself into police after a deadly and late-night shooting, the 22 year-old was shot to death last night in the 1300 block of west 13th street, the suspected gunman showed up at police headquarters and confessed to killing. the community activist was at the man's side as he walked through the department store he said he was defending himself after his life was threatened by all of fans. venezuelan president hugo chavez vows to stay in power opponents are stepping up the call for him to delegate power he is in cuba where he is being treated for cancer after doctors removed his tumor from his p

about a culture that was created by rupert murdoch from the top down, just as watergate was a scandal about a culture that was created by richard nixon from the top down. whether richard nixon knew about a particular break-in, he created a system, just as murdoch has created a system in which the top executives and the top editors engaged in criminal behavior, that if he did not know it, he would have to turn a pretty blind eye. >> looking to the future, what kind of impact do you think this will have on rupert murdoch's empire? >> i think obviously, the deleterious one. how is going to ultimately be resolved, i don't think we are no. i do not think rupert murdoch's empire is ever going to be the same and he will never be regarded the same way by politicians and his colleagues. i think he is tarnished forever and irrevocably. i think his institutions, certainly if the british authorities are wisely watching the concentration of media power that has been abused, he will not get control ultimately of sky news. imagine if we are talking about another institution. let's say we were talking about the bbc, and there was one major are

we know for sure that richard nixon reagan sat down that conversation about who's going to run for president when they move they made a deal back when deals and all rome backyard so what else has happened at the secret bohemian grove gatherings arc you want to see for ourselves we'll have the story from northern california. and shepherding a flock is a piece of the political promised land just an attendance away for politicians of the christians for israel summit. but i want to watch them for the suspect under the trees once again also. going all in just to lose big so is new green card lottery winners are chosen did the u.s. state department gamble with lives. it's monday july eighteenth good actually and it's four pm here in washington d.c. i'm lauren lyster and your watching r t well critics call it builder west a collection of some of the nation's most powerful men at least reportedly passed heads of state presidents such as taft who were all way up to reagan and george bush father and son have all attended along with business leaders including reportedly google c.e.o. eric schmidt just

we know for sure that richard nixon reagan step down for a conversation about who's going to run for president well i mean they made a deal back when deals in our own backyard so what else happens if the secret tolkien grow gatherings are key want to see for ourselves we'll have the story from northern california. and shepherding a flock is a piece of the political promised land just an attendance away for politicians of the christians for israel something. that i want to launch some sort of force right under the trees but it's also. going all in just to lose big so as new green card lottery winners are chosen did the u.s. state department gamble with live. good evening it's monday july eighteenth i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. you're watching our t.v. well critics call it build a bridge west it's a collection of some of the nation's most powerful men passed us presidents from taft in hoover to reagan and george bush both father and son also business leaders who have attended reportedly include google c.e.o. eric schmidt now they're all gathering for overtreat in the fores

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the last time the close of team was in the cool down richard herman flock from all over the world out a few centimeters to their self-confidence if this time our t.v. goes to the on the reach if for the cold war still gets people like joe took her in to try flights to save its culture look where cranes are protected in the first down on official nature reserve. to the original . bush a close up on the party. can . welcome back you know about to remind you we're talking about extremism in europe. you can. see. ok as on i go back to you in a comment that you made before we went to the break about how the media and al qaeda it's quite interesting that in the fifteen hundred page manifesto that was left behind there was an enormous amount of admiration actually for al qaeda because of its tactics i mean that is going to be one of the greatest irony is that all this considering that media and many politicians including the united states and simply said this is al qaeda or al qaeda like operation this is this telling us they were missing this is a huge security lapse and on the part of west

, the republican house is painting itself into something of a corner if in an hour or so, richard, it votes downgotten it. so they can't vote for that unless it's changed. mitch mcconnell gets some changes and then you send it back. then you have the problem of the tea party, which is not going to vote for that bill. you could have defections of 30, 40, 50. and if you do that, the only way boehner can get it through is to go steny hoyer and see if you can get some votes. so then you get a bipartisan deal, which antagonizes and alienates the tea party folks. so then you have a split in the republican party in the senate and a split in the house, and there's going to be bad blood over that. the key issue is short term or long-term. >> morris, what do you think if that were to happen? >> well, one of the things, it's never as bad as it is or as good as it is. in that scenario pat painted it, it would seem that the democrats would jump for joy. but this is taking a political toll on both sides. president obama's numbers, he's under 40 dealing with this issue particularly. this is politically damagin

so it was much different than me or you, richard, sitting down with president obama and being able tot line of questioning. it was lots of questions, lots of questions being sorted through and no one person, no one of us being able to control which ones actually got to the president's attention. >> one of the goals here is to take social media, which connects people in different ways as we all know very well nowadays, and in this case, to perhaps bring new eyeballs to politics, new interest. do you think that worked? >> i think it did. i know a couple of the other curators and i were a little disappointed that john boehner ended up getting a question in, because he's someone that would have access to president obama on a very regular basis. but i do think that it was interesting as a curator to watch all the questions coming in from people of all walks of life, people who -- one of my followers is a dentist in harvey and he put up a question. it didn't get asked of the president but it was interesting to see just all kinds of people actually putting their thoughts down on twitter abou

we know for sure that richard nixon and ronald reagan sat down the conversation about it was their approach that well i mean they made a deal that would deal is in our very own backyard so what else happens at this secret grove gathering in large t. want to see for ourselves we have the story from northern california. and shepherding the flock is a piece of the political promise land just an attendance away for politicians of the christians for israel summit. but i want to listen for the source right under the trees but it's also. going all in just to lose big so as new green card lottery winners are chosen did the u.s. state department gamble with lives. good evening it's monday july eighteenth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm lauren lister in your watching our t.v. now we knew rupert murdoch was taking heat with the scandal rocking his media empire but then shocking news this afternoon that his body was found dead it was a hoax brought to the world by the hacking group. that look at this they reach a rock to the home page of murdoch's newspaper the sun to a fake story about murdoch fo

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. >>> an oakland hotel owner has pleaded not guilty to attempting to burn down hotel menlow. 44-year-old richard singer agreed to pay someone to burn down the hotel which is located on 13th street near webster last december. singer is scheduled to be sentenced next month and faces up to 10 years in prison. >>> a rough day in wall street after concerns over a growing crisis sends stocks tumbling. last year the dow industry corral hit its high. the nasdaq dropped 57. the united states debt is also weighing on investors. today president obama met with congressional leaders. >>> cisco systems took a hit today. it stock dropped 2% and analysts reported cisco may cut 5,000 jobs. the san jose company is the world's largest networking equipment company but earnings have been down due to increased competition. cisco says it needs to reduce extenses by more than half a million dollars. >>> i'll show you which cities will cool the most for your tuesday. >>> a north bay girl dies during a summer sleep over with friends. suddenly warnings about under aged drinking are all too real. >>> in sonoma county the d

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. >>> an oakland hotel owner has pleaded not guilty to attempting to burn down hotel menlow. 44-year-old richard singer agreed to pay someone to burn down the hotel which is located on 13th street near webster last december. singer is scheduled to be sentenced next month and faces up to 10 years in prison. >>> a rough day in wall street after concerns over a growing crisis sends stocks tumbling. last year the dow industry corral hit its high. the nasdaq dropped 57. the united states debt is also weighing on investors. today president obama met with congressional leaders. >>> cisco systems took a hit today. it stock dropped 2% and analysts reported cisco may cut 5,000 jobs. the san jose company is the world's largest networking equipment company but earnings have been down due to increased competition. cisco says it needs to reduce extenses by more than half a million dollars. >>> i'll show you which cities will cool the most for your tuesday. >>> a north bay girl dies during a summer sleep over with friends. suddenly warnings about under aged drinking are all too real. >>> and the effort to ban

the sixty's has spent time for actually becoming the nominee we know for sure that richard nixon and ronald reagan sat down and had a conversation about who was going to run for president when and i mean they made a deal peter phillips wrote his dissertation on the bohemian club in one thousand nine hundred four and was invited to attend for four days he witnessed firsthand the opening of vent the cremation of care where the power elite leave their cares behind in a symbolic ceremony and the scene in this photo this is a place filled with secrets that only those who go inside and perhaps the tree will never really know but i was able to get my hands on some photographs that i want to show you just to give you a sense on what it looks like on the inside. this here was taken back in one thousand nine hundred nine colin powell the back of donald rumsfeld's head and this is thomas kean two years later he would become head of the nine eleven commission here's a picture newt gingrich henry kissinger and rick and their son and another shot of thomas kean here's a much younger dick cheney at the grove and henry ki

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union or near studio with some answers to these questions as economist richard wolfe author of capitalism hits the fan it will melt down to what to do about richard welcome thank you very much for inviting me it's a pleasure and honor frankly is this the beginning of the end for the euro i don't think so i think it is a major crisis in europe i think they're going to have to do all kinds of things now that they hoped they wouldn't have to like most politicians including in those here in the united states they keep hoping that this economic crisis will quickly get over with and so they won't have to make difficult decisions but by not making those decisions they actually contribute to making it even harder and so it's a situation in which the delay makes the decision harder which puts the pressure to delay until you can't anymore and that situation is now coming to look for in europe do you see that that crisis point that the bubble bursting or whatever metaphor you want to use as being something that's going to happen over the next weeks months or years or over a few years. it's probably going to take at least six mont

politicians are bickering over trillions of dollar, but it really all comes down to credit and how much the united states owes. our cnn's richardwn. >> i want you to think of the current current sis in terms of a credit card. it's been issued by taxpayers and bond holders. the bank of borrowers ps and it's been issued to the u.s. government. needless to say the government has a platinum credit card, it can borrow money and has done for many decades. this credit card has fueled the u.s. economy. well, now the credit card bill has arrived. and it shows the story state of affairs. overspending over $118 billion a month. and that spending, you and i spend for clothes and meals and movies. in this case it's defense, medicare, social security. but there's actually very few areas that you can cut back on. this is pretty much all that can be cut. so that's the scenario. the u.s. credit card that we've just shown you has a debt limit much as you and i would have. in fact, exactly as you and i would have. but in the u.s. case, it's $14.3 trillion. thousand, when you and i overspend, we ring the bank and says raise the limit.u.s. has done

down? >> reporter: good morning, richard. just after midnight when casey anthony walked out after almost three years here in the orange county jail. the jail took extraordinary step of allowing a pool of three journalists inside as casey was being released to capture those photographs of her. she walks with her attorney jose baez, pretty much looked straight ahead, showed little emotion. she did say thank you to one of the officer that was there and walked out. when she went out the door you heard those screams of the protesters erupting, some yelling killer or baby killer. she still looked straight ahead. she quickly got into a waiting suv and then they drove away, news choppers tracking them. at some point they lost that suv. so this morning we still don't know exactly where casey anthony is. we to know she left the jail with only $537.68 that was in her commissary account. 100 more than she had earlier in the week. some of that money sent to her by supporters sent to her in jail. so there were some in the crowd that were h

we'll find out why one of the world's most famous newspapers is shuttening down. richard quest is next. ♪ hey, gramps, what do you got in there? well, a trout lure, a set of dentures, broadway albums. you know -- stuff. yeah. about that. that big wheel behind us... yeah? he's got a flat-screen, swivel chairs, and a fridge. oh. hey, man! can we come over tonight? it's surprising just how affordable an rv vacation can be. visit gorving.com and get a free video. or see an rv dealer. go affordably. go rving. >>> now, a scandal worthy of tabloid headlines itself. they're accused of hacking phone voicemails of everyone. but when it capes to light that families of british soldiers killed in action were also hacked, that was the final straw. today the scandal brought down the paper itself. in a surprising turn, rupert murdoch ordered the paper shut down. this sunday is the last edition. he owns newscorporation. richard quest joins us now. richard, what happened? >> reporter: i think in the last 24 hours, it became clear we had gone from celebrity phone hacking to murdered vich ha

a small but very skilled team that's not going to go down easy. richard? >> and anne, as we have both been talking about over the last couple of days, the u.s. women's team meaning so much for people across the country, really rooting them on and really bringing people together. but that's also true of the japanese, isn't it? as they have had a very difficult year. >> reporter: oh, they've had a horrible year. i mean, you have the earthquake, then the tsunami, and then the disaster at the fukushima nuclear plant. and in fact, before one of their games their coach actually showed pictures of the tsunami and the devastation to psych the players up. and they took that out on the field. and they have been a very surprising force in this world cup. for americans it has been a crummy year as well. we don't have the physical devastation of the tsunami and the earthquake. we've had tornadoes, though, to deal with. we've got the debt ceiling. and on the sports scene it's been lousy, too. you've got a roger clemens mistrial. you've got the lockouts in the nba and th

sixty's has spent time before actually becoming the nominee we know for sure that richard nixon and ronald reagan sat down and had conversation about who was going to run for president well i mean they made a deal peter phillips wrote his dissertation on the bohemian club in one thousand nine hundred four and was invited to attend for four days he witnessed firsthand the opening of that the cremation of care where the power elite leave their cares behind in a symbolic ceremony and he thought all of the scene in this photo judge says he was a paid employee of the grove and drove the horse and buggy that carried the casket and the ceremony the casket represented curves and they were actually. burnet and they're. all on the lake with music this is a place filled with secrets that only those who go inside and perhaps the trees will never really know but i was able to get my hands on some photographs that i want to show you just to give you a sense on what it looks like on the inside this is a photograph of people who were tanned as we mentioned it is all men and this is a photograph of. this here was taken ba

richard? >> i stand down. i stand down.ever going to bring up a procedure question or issue with you ever again. >> reporter: all right. >> i will always lose. >> reporter: i'm not trying to brag, i'm trying to inform. >> no. great information -- >> reporter: just a thought. >> very digestible. as always, great stuff. appreciate that, standing by for us. i'm joined now very shortly via skype by presidential historian larry sabato. i want to show some of the fireworks from the house floor earlier today. >> our soldiers in afghanistan repeatedly asked admiral mullen yesterday, will we get paid? will our families get our checks? shame on the republicans for making that happen. in battle, when you accidently shoot your own, it's called friendly fire. when you deliberately shoot your own, it's called fragging. republicans stop fragging the american economy and the american people. >> all right. historian larry sabato is here, historian as well as political scientist. when we see that on the house floor, it gives us a real sense