. >> they covered the body andin chloroform and duct tape and light that she was with a nanny that did not even exist. -- and they lied that she was with a nanny that did not even exist. >> the little girl was just too much in the way for kasey's schedule, they allege. >> whose life was better? there is your answer. >> kasey anthony bases seven charges, the big one is first degree murder. if convicted she could get the death penalty. >>> the statue of america's 40th president is now standing in london. organizers revealed a 10-4 tall statue of former -- a 10 foot tall statue of former president reagan. it joins images of former president roosevelt and dwight eisenhower. >>> hour days going to be fine. our high temperature is 91 degrees. that is above average. we have been into the 90's already for a time. temperatures right now into the 80's. downin new orleans and houston the terrible drought has continued. with the heat index, well above a hundred. i know folks in north arlington that are maybe still getting things straight. there was that straight line damage even on into the gw par

they have a date certain to pay andin, so that is another contribution being made. the employee making under $50,000, they would not a book to -- they would not be required to pay the increase. but as they increase their wages, then we have two more level where they contribute more and more, as the year's increase. that helps us in the millions of dollars with this. our proposal will increase the contributions to the pension by between $800 million and $1 billion. it is comprehensive in that it ends pension spiking, increases the retirement age, both for public safety as well as miscellaneous. i am part of that miscellaneous category. so i have to work more years now to earn the full pension, which i do not mind. it also covers all employee classifications. apparently, mr. apachch

someone who made the ultimate sacrifice for our state andination we are happy to do so. >> reporter: family members are grateful because they can concentrate on saying good-bye to nick. back to you. >>>it is another day of reckoning for the two hunt 20,000 -- 220,000 students in college. their tuition bill rose against going to $11,000 a year. they approved the hike during a meeting in san francisco. the governor is a region but he did not vote for the increase. >> here we are, putting, once again, the nail in the cover inin the middle class. that is exactly who gets hurt in this debate. >> reporter: students from families earning less than $80,000 do not need to pay fees. students from families earning between $80,000 and $120,000 are exempt but only for the up coming year. >>> now, for decades for the cost of the diploma at the university of california was let's than 200,000 a year. it started to climb in 1970. in 1975 the cost reached 647 a year. by 1985 it was 1300. in 1995 students paid 4100 a year. in 2005 it was $6800. with today's vote, fees are now more than 12,000 a year. >

it is often said that en bill clinton had those issues that led to votes in the house andin the senateout, we don't understand. >>he french still say what is this about. to this day, the french do not understand why there was such a big deal that bill clinton was involvedith an intern. in part because french politicians are expected to have an active sexual life. it goes back to the tradition of the kings. and in the book i talk at length abt the history of politicians and the importance of virility and not just virility in terms of personality but in terms of potency. the french at the time of the bill clinton affair thought this was a great idea that he could be so virile and potent. the only thing that surprised him was that monica lewinski wasn't more beautiful. >> charlie: how did you enjoy writing this book. >> i loved it. >> charlie: but it was hard. >> it was harder than my last book which was on iran because with iran i owned the material, i owned the story. but with france it's a huge challenge becausi approached the subject with great humility because so many people know abo

these are human beingsnd they have fears andin obama's mind, not only the first black president in american hiory and that's on his min too is something that he cannot be careless about. >> we start withresidentord as the war wa ending and we do chapter on each president up president obama and eac president was affected by that war in terms of both his personal life, his experiences, his politics in terms of the campaign and primarily his foreign policy decision making. >> rose: wcontinue this evening with david wise, who's written another book about espionage. it's about chinese and american espionage and it's called "tiger trap." >> the chinese spy very differently than, for example, the k.g.b., or now the s.b.i., as it's called. the chinese have been at this much longer than we have. they've been at this at least for... >> rose: they've been at everything much longer than we have. >> y. they've been at this at least since 400 b.c. and the art of war, sun soviet ion and so they've been a it for 25 centuries. we've been at it since 1947 c.i.a. was cread. >> rose: the day in washgton, marvi

cloudy skies right now g clouds andin temperatures in the 70's and 79 the district.ighttime hours. we need rain across the area but much of a good thing. will start around and be scattered and inome more widespread afternoon ande evening. some storms could become severe some downpours could create flooding. it clears out tomorrow and saturday and sunday near 90 pari. >>> there are no gun dealers in d.c. currently. one council member plans to introduce a bill next week to allow the district to serve as a firearms dealer for the purpose of transferring funds to residents. we will have another update at 8:56. for continuous news coverage, tune in to news channel 8. ♪ >>> for get itget it ♪ forgetfo♪ forget itforget it forget it ♪ >> "kerosene." >> miranda lambert, so great to have you. >> everything she touches turns to platinum. >> your own microphone. it must be. >> absolutely. >> you're in a pink moment. >> oh, yeah, pink. >> we'll talk to you in just a few moments. you have big news on so many fronts. >> i do. so excited. >> this thing called getting married along w

rejectt the house gop plan to end the to medicare as we know it andwe prt protect education, energy andins infrastructure investments.ic we have balance the deficit and debt reduction plans, cuttinging spending by about $2 trillion, providing additional revenue by about $2 trillion. as let me conclude as i began by r saying ourev revenue plan woulds scored by the congressional budget office as being a765 765 billion-dollar tax cut, because we are have replacing revenue lost by expanding other tax cuts, extending all the middle class tax cuts and a expanding middle class tax cutsd up to those earning a million dollars a year, and we are fixin fixing the alternative minimum s tax. o that costs $1.5 billion over thx last ten years. i don't consider that a tax youe increase at all because you ared reducing revenue that would otherwise come into the treasurm under theum alternative minimumm tax as i think all of us think is unfair, and replacing it with revenue by reducing tax the expenditures which even the most conservative economists in the country say needs to be done. is mr. president, tha