they boycotted air america. air america was reliant o'hare growth products and this kind of stuff and scrambling for money and couldn't find it and it killed them. so it's hard to find right now -- msnbc is a good place to go, this show and then there are a few other "rolling stone qul magazine and "vanity fair" have great investigative reporters and there are places that people go on the internet and find this stuff but it's not well organized. tavis: when i go to the internet, i can bet you all the money i have, i'm going to get a litany of people who watch you and say you are so knowledgeable and so passionate and so committed, you have that legacy to build upon and you are doing it in your own way. but with all of this, why not elective office because so many others in your family have seen that as a platform to address the issues you are concerned about? >> i have looked at doing elective office many, many times. and i have family issues, six young kids and they are now older and i would look at that kind o

thousand and four and it now seems to be having an effect many formerly red states that heard ed and air america were highly competitive voted blue in two thousand and eight while those that heard only conservative talk went read. as usual. but here's the scary part since the democrats made gains in the two thousand and six election corporate radio took big into every other progressive talker in the key swing state of ohio off the air first and. then columbus and replaced them with shows they get half their own things that they're out there greasing the skids right now in the winter of those seven with a zero point six number. when i was on there in the fall of zero five it was like a two point four things got a strange to me you did it. market that you're going to have a problem and it isn't just ohio since two thousand and six dozen so well performing liberal programs have been taken off the air across the country fresno new haven san diego austin and many more i think it's political and i don't think there's any doubt you can look at the numbers this business is owned by conservatives it's ma

we have one of the largest air bases in america, travis air force base in fairfield. >> stephen: you always have a budweiser brewery in your district. >> i do. >> stephen: what's up. what's up, congressman? you want the try one? what's up. >> i'll pass. >> stephen: okay. good luck with reelection. >> thank you. >> stephen: what's it like to live in the 10th district? >> terrific. >> stephen: do you live in the 10th district, sir? >> no, my front yard is in the district, but not my home. >> stephen: i just asked you what it's like to live in the 10th district and you said it's great, but you don't even live there. >> i do remember the area, i just don't live in it. >> stephen: so how long have you lived in the third district? >> 36 years. >> stephen: the 10th is a nice place to represent but you wouldn't want to live there. that's what you're saying. >> no. >> stephen: you and your rich buddies in the 3rd clearly look down on the 10th. >> no. >> stephen: [in english accent" i don't mind representing them, but i won't want to live. there bradley, bring me more caviar. >> actually, the

latest reports suggest more than 6000 have crossed into turkey. >> air passengers across south america are facing huge disruption because of ongoing abrameruptions from a volcano. we're focusing on the power of asia. looking at the impact of the continent's economic growth. we're looking at indonesia which is hosting an economic forum. a sign of how far this country has come since the crisis 13 years ago. joining us live from jakarta, our correspondent. >> i am in the heart of the business district and you can see signs of the recent economic recess. -- success. the economy virtually collapsed during the crisis and foreign investors wrote this country off. at that time, indonesia transition from being a dictatorship into a democracy and today, in the nation's pride themselves on their image as a moderate muslim democracy but there are new threats, and it concerns. the rise of conservative islam that could be putting that image at risk. wednesday night in downtown jakarta. a time to kick back and take a break from the stresses of the workweek. indonesia is a majority muslim nation but i

now threatening air travel in new zealand as the ass is reported to have reached the country's airspace the volcano has already caused widespread flight cancellations across south america air travel in argentina and uruguay in brazil that's been affected since the eruption started last week. time now for our russia close up series where this time the team travels to north. christian churches agricultural prosperity and a magnificent ancient acropolis known as the city of baghdad today we look into one of the most mysterious sights in southern russia the village of darkness but it's not the sights dogleg can see but drives the locals way. discoverers. we continue our access to the north associate republic and this time with visit a unique historical area the village of guard offs or ask the local school of hand the city also does the cemetery has almost one hundred patients don't cripps people that used to live have varied their loved ones along with their belongings this valley stretches for over seventeen kilometers and there's a real open air museum for such chance they say that this place how does them imagine live down here in this area four hundred years ago meanw

reports into the country's airspace ok has already caused widespread right cancellations across up america air travel in argentina uruguay brazil has been affected since the start of last week. so for russia a close up series where this time the team travels to north. christian church is i think cultural prosperity the magnificent ancient acropolis known as the city of the dead today we look into one of the most mysterious sights and sudden rush of the village of dugouts but it's not dark legacy that draws the locals away you know. we continue our exploration of the north and republic and this time will visit a unique historic. area the village of gar govs or ask the locals call it here the city of dad's well the cemetery has almost one hundred asian stone crips where people that lived in this area buried their loved ones along with their belongings and now this valley stretches for over sixteen kilometers and is the real open air museum for his thirty years they say this land helps them imagine live down here four hundred years ago meanwhile day to day life continues in this area along size t

you have air passengers across south america facing huge disruptions because of ongoing eruptions fromhe volcano in chile. hundreds of flights have been canceled because of the huge cloud of volcanic ash. for more, we are joined on the line by bhatti have of research -- by the head of research for the pacific region aviation sector. how much of an impact is this having in that area? >> it is having a big impact in australia. just to give you an idea of how many people are impacted, over the past two days since monday and sunday, of around 65,000 passengers have been impacted. they have been on domestic australia as well as trans- atlantic services. many flights have been cancelled. flights were suspended this morning has volcanic ash moved over the city. -- as of volcanic ash moved over the city. some domestic services continue to be affected. there is a massive backlog of 65,000 passengers that they need to accommodate into the network. >> planes are grounded. passengers are stranded. how much is being lost by these major carriers, such as qantas, virgin, and tiger? >> it is difficult

air traffic in chile and brazil has been brought to a standstill. option in south america has also affected air travel in origin you would walk over train terminals and resumed operations after three hundred flights were canceled early in the week i thought he said eruptions expected to wend in the coming days. time now for a russian close up series where a star on the team travels to offer such a. yes christian churches are a culture of prosperity the magnificent crop of this response to the very we explore one of the most mysterious sites. and it's. because of the causeway so it is a question of it as. we continue our exploration of the north as such in a republic and this time we'll visit a unique historical area the village of dar govs or ask the locals call it here the city of dad's now the cemetery has almost one hundred asian stone cripps where people that lived in this area buried their loved ones along with their belongings and now this valley stretches for over sixteen kilometers and is a real open air museum for eternity as they say this land helps them imagine

a volcanic eruption in chile means air travel misery from south america to australia. euroan ion finance ministers have been meeting in brussels to discuss all options related to steering reset of the grip -- debt crisis. solutions have emerged. germany would let private lenders to share the cost of another bailout but they're facing opposition. earlier, standard and poor's downgraded greek debt to its lowest level warning that any restructuring would be considered a default. >> a second greek bailout looks inevitable and the euro group chairmen would like all options on the table. germany is lobbying for private creditors to shoulder some of the burden by giving greece more time to repay their debt. >> a role for the private-sector is one element in the additional measures. that is what we are discucuing in detail today. >> they would like banks and insurance companies to put 30 billion euros towards a new bailout by excepting delay repayments. they have support from some quarters but the ecb is resisting the plan. they said that forcibly delayed payments would amount

. >>> please don't forget to send us a video of your american dream for our "making it in america" airing july 3rd. include the subject line "american dream." the deadline for submission is june 28. thank you so much for watching "state of the union." happy father's day to all the dads out there. up next for our viewers in the up next for our viewers in the u.s., "fareed zakaria gps." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to all of you. i'm fareed zakaria. first up, jobs or the lack thereof. to me this is the usual issue in the american economy and western economies, and we have a powerhouse debate with robert reich and david stockman. then what in the world, how to redo your constitution using twitter. next up, inside syria. few outsiders have been in, but the renowned expert fawaz ger guess has and he'll tell us what he saw exclusively. then in iran, two years since the elections that sparked the green movement. there's something very strange going on in that country. we'll talk to iranian journalist maziar bahari. here is my take. i've been watching the republicans on the c

the interview with barack obama will air tomorrow on "good morning america," but tonight abc aired a short portion where the president reacted to the resignation. >> i wish representative weiner and his lovely wife well. obviously, a tough incident for him. but i'm confident that they'll refocus and he'll refocus and they'll end up being able to bounce back. >> now, congressman weiner isn't the only one who changed his tune over the past three weeks. the democratic congressional leadership and the obama white house also had a traumatic dance formation as this story transfolded. debby wasserman schwarts is now the leader of the democratic national committee. she was trying to make the case this was simply a manner for anthony weiner. >> i think it's a personal matter. >> you won't call for him or ask him privately to do more? >> i don't do that when it comes to personal matters. >> a few days later, it was june 7, we began to get a sense of how uncomfortable all democrats on capitol hill, especially in the leadership, the senate democratic leader, harry reid, here, not wanting to answ

new clues and new leads today after the story of her disappearance aired on "america's most wanted." bloomington police say they have a video of her in an alley. they won't say if she's alone or not in that tape. barbara pinto has the latest. >> reporter: days into the search of her missing daughter, lauren spierer's mother made an emotional plea. >> the first thing is to say to the person that has lauren or that has harmed lauren, shame on you. shame on you. i beg you to come forward. >> reporter: lauren, a fashion student with a dangerous heart condition, disappeared walking home from a night out partying with friends. a massive search and a $100,000 reward has turned up little. saturday, "america's most wanted" broadcast lauren's story, generating dozens of new tips. >> we were all very hopeful that there would be that one nugget of information or that one phone call that would lead us to lauren. >> reporter: police are looking at ten person of interests. among them, lauren's boyfriend, jesse wolff, and the friend she was out with that night, corey rossman. rossman's lawyer says h

the volcanic ash being pumped into the air is still grounding planes across south america. the volcanologists on board are hoping to learn more about the eruptions which started on the fourth of june. passengers of one of latin america's largest airlines face delays. the company says that services in argentina have seen the most destruction. in parts of argentine patagonia, a state of emergency is being declared. the air is thick with volcanic ash and it has made the streets look dirty and gray. the province has allocated $50 million for the cleanup. the volcanic ash is clogging new zealand's air space with thousands stuck at airports. the clouds of ash are reported to be thinning out. volcanoes are notoriously hard to predict so there are limited hopes that the interruptions may be coming to an end. jonathan joseph, bbc news. >> the crew out of a merchant ship held captive for year that released by somali pirates have been welcomed home in karachi. this was the reaction as four of the group reunited with relatives and more than -- [inaudible] raise the money through privat

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reporter: when casey anthony returns to what's become the most mesmerizing courtroom in america tomorrow morning, the airwill again be thick with anticipation. >> we will be in recess till 8:30 monday. >> reporter: the latest cliffhanger, what led the judge to abruptly adjourn saturday morning before the jury ever entered the room involving another heated argument between attorneys. >> he didn't even know if this was new or not. >> reporter: this jaw dropping case of a 2-year-old girl named caylee allegedly murdered by her young mother is now entering its sixth and perhaps final week of testimony. the biggest question, will casey anthony take the stand in her own defense? >> if the defense is going to deliver on what they said in opening statements about an accidental drowning and sexual molestation at the hands of her father, only casey anthony can testify to that. >> reporter: among the explosive new twists, casey anthony's mother, cindy, who first took the stand nearly a month ago. >> found out my granddaughter has been taken. >> reporter: her emotionally charged testimony seeming to incriminate her d

air travel literally slows t ta crawl at one of america's busiest airports. the cause? nearly 200 turtles. >> there's a report ofof turtle on the runway. do you want to have it removed first? >> please. >>> good evening. it is the engine that could rev up our economy. manufacturing. making things right here in america. and today, a name we all grew up with, mars candy, announced plans to hire hundreds of workers and build a new quarter billion dollar factory. its first on american soil in decades. it's part of a bigger picture, too. 173,000 manufacturing jobs created in the past 12 months. manufacturing was growing much faster than the overall economy. abc's jim sciutto starts us off with this encouraging news. >> m&ms plain and peanut chocolate candies. >> drenched in milk chocolate. melts in your mouth, not in your hand. >> reporter: mars has been an american icon for 100 years. and today, it's turning americans love for m&ms and snickers bars into jobs. mars' first new chocolate factory in 35 years, coming to topeka, kansas, a $250 million investment, creating 200 jo

gregory in alabama writes, in the highly polarized politicized air in america these days, the smarterto be avoid any pandering either full or partial. this was partial pandering. jay says it's because god hates golf. and john writes i tried to answer your question, jack, but it was edited out. if you want to read more, get some pretty good e-mail on this, go to my blog, cnn.com/caffertyfile. >> very clever stuff. thank you. >>> greece is now getting ready to sell off billions of dollars in assets amidst escalating political turmoil and fears of a complete financial meltdown. meanwhile, there are deep concerns and potential ripple effects that could reach the united states. we asked cnn's mary snow to check this out for us. what are you learning? >> reporter: though markets were higher today here in the u.s., there are continuing worries about greece. should it default on its debt, the worry is that the crisis could spread to other european countries and then have a domino effect. in athens, anger amid government plans to cut more jobs, wages and pensions. unemployment is already at re

. >> this weekend, fox's "america's most wanted" aired a segment on search for 20-year- old indiana university student lauren spear. she disappeared ten days ago. police say she was last seen walking alone and barefoot through downtown bloomington after spending the night partying with friends. the search involves many volunteers and even some members of the state militia. they put us in dense woods to search. a lost us are ex-military. police are questioning ten possible suspects including the missing person's boyfriend. so far there have been no arrests. 7:36. governor jerry brown says there will be a budget vote on wednesday. that's the constitutional deadline for lawmakers to get a balanced budget on his desk. now, the governor said he's frustrated he has not been able to get the four votes needed to put this on. >> i'm not asking the legislature to make all of these decisions. i'm asking for a vote of the people. >> now, democrat also try -- trying to avoid the budget deficit with spending cuts alone. >>> a new bus is helping to reroo leave some of the congestion on the busiest muni rail

it's coming from a volcano in chile which has caused headaches for air travelers from south america allay to australia. it has been spewing clouds of ash more than six miles high for more than a week. authorities in chile lifted an evacuation order this weekend for more than 4,000 people who live near the volcano. geologists expect to to grow quiet over the next few weeks. >>> this video appears to show a fire smoldering near the border of syria and tur kketurkey. some 10,000 refugees have already sought shelter in kur y turkey. cnn's arwa damon has more on military action and civilians fleeing the area. >> reporter: video posted to youtube was youauthenticity cnn cannot independently verify. this news has sent even more people fleeing for refuge in neighboring turkey and also causing them to set up small makeshift camps alongside the syrian-turkish border but still inside syria. >>> sonic the hedgehog has reason to be angry. say ega is the latest victim of personal hackers. they stole data from more than 1 million users friday. it includes names, e-mails birthdays and credit card passw

i rise to offer an amendment that would safeguard america's air travel. recently president obama's administration announced a decision to allow the transportation security administration, t.s.a., the unions, to enter into collective bargaining agreements. this would restrict our ability to meet ever-changing dangers and will add the federal spending which at our time of federal deficits would be irresponsible. since the creation of t.s.a. 10 years ago, its unions have been prohibited from collective bargaining and for good reason. this ban comes from former t.s.a. administrator loy determining collective bargaining agreements would hamper the critical nature of t.s.a. agents national security responsibilities. t.s.a. agents are no different than f.b.i., c.i.a., and secret service agents. we do not negotiate collective bargaining agreements with security personnel and t.s.a. clearly falls within that category. we witnessed the necessary flexibility of the t.s.a. in 2006, after a british airliner bombing plot was discovered, t.s.a. was able to overhaul its

>>> making news in america this morning. >> test the air. preventing this out of control wildfire from sending radioactive smoke across the country. >>> and the end is in sight for casey anthony after an emotionally charged day of testimony could end in hours. >>> turtles on the tarmac, stopping jumbo jets at jfk airport and this morning they're even tweeting. >>> good morning. we begin in washington where lawmakers could end up working right through the july 4th holiday. >> in fact, the president is challenging both sides to come up with a deal well before an august deadline. higher taxes remain a major sticking point. john hendren is joining us from washington with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, peggy. at his first news conference in three months president obama wants to extend the middle class tax cuts but insists we can't meet the nation's deficit cutting goals without eliminating some tax breaks. in the tone of a teacher lecturing unruly schoolchildren, president obama drew the line with congress on tax breaks. >> the tax cuts i

that was to air lifting the body back to south america suffered an explosion in the left engine as it was taking off the pilots on board of hurting another fatal tragedy by a matter of seconds still the southern continent doesn't provide the opportunity to do well and the difficulties when it comes here under the good things all the old will not as soon as possible will be lost when the media respond to caution and avoid actions that me get one of those hurt for example when the airplane engine killed we have already doing anything that could have gotten any of us hurt in any way so we don't have to airlift anybody else out of here when we have order any risk until another airplane arrives wanting into the system derived from unfortunate necessity which keeps those living and working in the face of danger and safe is possible in antarctica sean thomas. by the way more videos and stories from sean's adventures across the antarctic on his blog that's available on our website artie dot com. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and pe

plane that was to air lifted the body back to south america suffered an explosion in the left engine as it was taking off the pilots on board of earning another fatal tragedy by a matter of seconds still the southern continent doesn't provide the opportunity to dwell on the difficulties when it was you know the key thing is that all problems as soon as possible with your questions you will be lost when there is no immediate response to precautions and avoid actions let me get one of those hurt for example on the airplane engine field we avoided doing anything that could have gotten any of us hurt in any way so we don't have anybody else here we have void in your wrists until another airplane arrives we're going to need a system derived from unfortunate necessity which keeps those living and working in the face of danger and safe is possible in antarctica shan thomas hardy. i mean you can always get extra pretty close and read more about sean's adventures in all corners of the world do so on his blog that's on our website talk. to them on. one of the most extreme environments on the p

aire ! i got gulliver's travels ! i got a photo ! yeah ! all right ! it's america'stest and largest high-speed wireless network-- verizon. built so you can rule the air. >>> apple is expected to unveil its next big thing tomorrow at the worldwide developers conference in san francisco. steve jobs, who has been on another leave of absence for months is rumored to be the keynote speaker. nbc's mark barger takes a look at the highly anticipated icloud service. >> reporter: picking and choosing the songs and videos that you carry around on your smartphone or mobile device could become a thing of the past, thanks to the cloud. >> it just means your take your stuff and you put it on the internet so you can reach it from any internet-connected device. >> reporter: earlier this year, amazon began trying to convince its customers to store and stream their music and videos through its cloud service. google's got a similar offering. >> we have made it even more elegant. >> reporter: but when apple introduces its icloud, the idea could reach critical mass. >> apple can take a ne

. >> in an interview airing this morning on "good morning america," the president said that weiner did. >> i hope representative weiner and his lovely wife well. obviously it's been a tough incident for him but i'm confident they'll refocus and he'll refocus and end up being able to bounce back. >> so while many congressional districts were supportive. >>> they are ready to put the distraction behind them. >> as usual we are here to talk about jobs, protecting medicare and to protecting middle-class. if you are here to ask a question about congressman weiner. i won't be answering any. i made the statements i'm going make. >> it will help them focus on the republican proposal to privatize americans and increasing the government's borrowing authority. >>> greece is getting more attention on wall street this morning and red box is expanding the line-up. live from the new york stock exchange. good friday morning to you. >> good morning. progress on greek debt problems, looks like germany and other finance ministers are closer to an agreement that would help the country from defaulting. wal

now, we take a look at what's happening in north america, we've got a lot of warm air coming in from the gulf of mexico, reaching the northern plains and feeding energy into this low pressure system so looking very severe throughout the night for central canada especially northern manitoba, southern saskatchewan looking at the risk of tornadoes, also severe weather conditions across the northern plains as well, some hail reported here, some of that lingers in montana and idaho tonight, clearing up by friday finally and then that system heads towards eastern canada as we head into your friday, bringing severe weather into eastern canada, also the great lakes will experience thunderstorms as well. the west coast is going to be clearing up on friday, but by the afternoon, new system comes on through, this is going to be bringing some showers to northern california. 26 degrees in los angeles today. 25 in denver, it remains very hot down in the south, 33 degrees, a bit of a jump for chicago at 32 degrees. now for europe, high pressure system, very strong high pressure system dominating we

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argued mr boot needs to be on captain america's team however captain america is being accused of playing dirty and illegally to remove the air cargo business man from thailand according to documents released by wiki leaks all levels of washington top to bottom mounted political pressure against bangkok to gain custody of boot in a us cable dated august thirteenth two thousand and nine us president barack obama was urged to call thailand's prime minister directly about boot the us attorney general and state department were encouraged to call the thai ambassador highlighting the massive drug enforcement administration commitment to thailand and the us ambassador in bangkok urged the thai government to issue a public statement of disappointment at the judge's ruling not to extradite boot the way things stand right now they're willing to flaunt every international law to get what they want and that means doing all these illegal things in the case of the mood to extradite him or i should say kidnapping who was arrested in bangkok in march two thousand and eight during a u.s. sting operation he was charged with conspiring to sell

it also caused air cancellations in both south america and australia. the second volcano is in eritrea, spreading ash over the horn of africa toward saudi arabia. the chilean ash cloud has grounded fights from uruguay to brazil to argentina. and as the plume has drifted across the pacific ocean, flights between australia and new zealand have been grounded, stranding some 70,000 passengers. more members of congress called for representive anthony weiner to resign today after he admitted sending inappropriate images and messages to several women. house speaker john boehner added his voice to the growing public debate on the scandal, telling reporters the new york democrat should go. boehner's remarks mirrored those of president obama, who earlier told nbc's "today" show, "if it was me, i would resign." many of the congressman's fellow democratic house colleagues also echoed that sentiment. but some stopped short of demanding his resignation. >> i think the president was absolutely right. i think he's going to have to decide in conjunction with his constit

. >>> america's most wanted aired the case last night of the missing indiana university student. 20-year-oldlauren speier disappeared a week ago. she was last seen leaving a friend's apartment in bloomington. police in the fbi are hopeful the crime show will generate more tips and leads in this show for speier. >>> and chile's volcanic ash cloud is affecting air travel in new zealand. quantity yas airways has canceled flights, and new zealand has had to adjust flight routes and altitudes to fly around that ash. >>> the horse with a 24-1 long shot, ruler on ice, ruled the soggy track at the belmont stacks. animal kingdom had a disasterous start, and in the final turn ruler on ice overtook preakness winner shackleford to cross the finish line in a stunner. the winning jockey said in the final seconds, all he could think was, oh, my god, i'm going to win the belmont. now back to news. scott, if we had only put down that $20 bet. >> that was just the first time in six years that a preakness winner and a derby winner were both together at the same race in the belmont, and neither won the rubber m