anwe are only nine months into the federal fiscalear. rren gersh has some perspective on thifiscal milestone. >> reporter: $1.1 trilon is enough to give every worker the united stas ten and a half eks of paid vacation. $1.1 trillion is also abou enough to provide health car coverage to every uninred american for a decad but is $1.1 trilli too much debt for the united stat to pile on thisear? budget expert stan collender doesn't think so. >> everyone, chill out. this is exacy what we should doing right now. be grateful that the gernment is getti it right. >> reporter: right, collender says, because we have economy to fix and that requires government speing to boost dema. but $1.1 trillion is aramatic symbol wh 11 zeros. each one telling budgewatchdog maya macineas the day of scal reckoning is coming soo >> what we're doing we are borrowing keep the economy afat and this is a short term strategy. the probleis that the trillion dollars is a reminder th we don't have any plan stop borrowing at an sustainable leve >> reporter:ome perspective

anwe at c.j.r.ave been sang we really have not had a vibrant discsion about other possibilities. >> i think we ve to start all over on this. i real do. i think we have to gfor a sile payer system. you could institute at adually. you cod do it state by state. you could dot decade by decade. you uld improve medicare. that is, make it nonprofit but tend it down to age 55 and age 45 and age 35. it would give the privat insurance instry a chance to gonto hurricanes, earthquakes oromething. to get out of the health busiss. it could be done gradual. i think that has tbe done. and it's the only thing that can be done. >> moyers:he story goes on and we'll coinue to talk about it in the months come, alright? marcia angell, tru lieberman, thanks foreing with me on the journal. >> my pleasure thank you. >> claims department, nestine toin. nope, not covered. weonsider that an elective procedure. meaning, we elect not to p for it well, 's not our fault you've had two heart attacks,ou shou have stopped at one. of

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. >> yeç he faces multiple charges anwe understand that the minimum commendation from the prosecutionll be about 20 years. he is a man of 73. a maxum sentee of potentially 90 years. >> tnk you very much, indeed. stay with us if you can. still to come, dancing across the divide, the first foreign ballet to visit cuba in years. fit tugh, an extraordiny rao has brok outn india between two senior women politicians over -- the confrtation, rape victims. oneeclared that the money fered to the rape victims was demeaning. tt has led to arrestnd she has also had h house burned do. > after an angry speech, the arsonttack. congress politician -- a congress politicns house was set ablazend her cars destroyed. l of this because of controversialemark against a powerfulpolitician in india and an icon ohe low-cost community. criticizin herosition on rape victims at a rally, she saidhe compention was so low was demeaning. one girl was rape was given 25,000 rees. then the huand of a newlywed, a deaf and dumboman whoas raped, was given 25,000 rupee all of them should he drawn the monein their facesnd sa

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anwe suspect, we've seen -- no j.p.morgan has substantial real state export and substantialcredit cardexposure and they discussed that this week and those numbers sounded a little scary out in the future. the belief right now is of the management those t firms, managed to get enough right that they're gog to be able to do very well in the current environment and the historic assets are not goin to prove to be good proble. >> charlie: a goldman sac traders taking the sameind of rick as theyere before. listen to a columnist in your paper. goldman is very good at what it does. founately what it does is batted f america. secondly i shows that wall street's b habits that has cause the nancial crises he nogone away. third it shows that we're rescuing a financial system without reforming it. washington has done nothingo protecus from a new crises a in factas made another crises more likely. do y agree with that. >> i don't agree with that by any means. i don't think we've rescued the financial syst. we kept the bks from faing. at we don't have is a functioning nancial system right now that can pvide

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>> well, you know, whed in that clip co talking about mao's china and on anwe also hear him again and again usinth model of hitler as an ideaof streng and i've heard him -- thiss really boilerplate sermon for doug co. it not that he's a neo nazi of some sort but that they fetishize strength th look for the leader who they believe is chosen by god. evidence is his power, his wealth, and s willingness to align himself with their version of american wer. the dictator suhar in indonesia wae such. they organized meetings fohim with american fense coractors, with the chairman of the joi chiefs of staff, th theecretary of defense, and most notably sin indonesia is a major oil producing cpany with american oil executives who descbed their meetings in memos of congress as great moments of sritual honesty between themlv and the dictator. >> jf, briefly, we're just about out of time t religion is obviously a prite matr in this country. doou think the members of congress who belong to this religious group shld feel compelled to tell the untry more about the group do you fl that would be appropria

of work including building a new hotel that will add 95 rooms right in the monument valley area d anwehave amazing pictures of this area. you said you have never been there. i have been either but you really want to go. this $14 million hotel will be called the bue hotel. it is the first one to be built inside the monday numb valley and built urn a lease agreement with the navajo tribe and owned by a 25-year-old. and she's the grand daughter of a man who owns turquoise jewelry jewelry emporiums there. the guest rooms are spacious, balconies overlooking the valley. >> the view. >> you walk in and it is floor to ceiling windows a this new hotel and will be visitors center and museum what is opening in october. >> it is interesting. i wonder if they are worried about the carbon footprint with all of these people coming in. >> not just that. the locals are worried it will turn in to a sedona which is new agey and the locals really don't want that to happen but tourists have been coming there since stagecoach was shot there in 1938. >> remember, john wayne, yes. >> and john ford won the osc

it is regularly the case that we t briefings about things we did not know about, anwe have continued to have issuesac and foh with the administration about what we shouldave known about and should have been notied about, ani think those issues certainly edo be pursued in this cas what is different re is that some people e jumping to con collusns at a politically opportuntime rather than getting down in the weedand finding ouwhethewe should have been nofied and exactly whhat happened where. so on the final word on this one today, cgressm thornberry, you apparently agr with your chairman that what the cia did in this case as described by leon panetta shou be investigated byour committee. >> ocose we should, and we should do that befe we start sending out letters to the pss and making a lot of public atemen about it. >> allight. thank you, chairmareyes and ngressman mac thornberry. >>> coming up a lawyeror john ensign says his parents gave nearly $10,000 to himistress and her rents. can senator ensign survive this andal? we'll get to it with your sttegists. next, you're watching "hardba

we anw sho you where we'e seen the rain showers.t is mostly light rain at this point but certnly right a rea nd t gt it is really from washington to points west. soer gthg ai ursb urnow starting ?et .hower activity, leesburg, s th st onarthere the reston area, alexandria, ces plke that starting to see in celight shower activity. farther out tte hwest just west of front royal we are seeing some heavier rainfall at this hour. currently, as we go back to the graphics, here was we're looking at. 77degrees here in washington. our dew point is 70 so that is ry om uvefortncle. relative humidity, 79%. that is the breezy told you about, eight miles per hour out of the south. your forecast for today, a lot of clouds today and some scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible. we have a slight risk at this point of severe weather in our area. high today, only about 85 degrees but another humid one and a much better chance of rain today than we had yesterday. >> 85 doesn't sound terrible but you're right, the huge and those storms will make

anwe looked a tt a said e're going to post some of this.some of ite're not." >> ros like credit car numbers, youe not going to post that. >> we' not goingto post credit cardumbers orhings that wld embrass people but somef this we thoughtas pretty darn newsworthy. rticularly the financial projections and execute meing notes from the last f months. so we engaged in aialogue with our readers and we said we have these cuments we haven't decided what we'll st, probably a coue documents. we talked to twitternd sent them documentso they knew what was going on. >> rose: did theyay go ahead and post them? (laughs) >> they said.... >> rose: we have no problem with this. >> the ultime answer was we know you're going to post a couple of these d that'sokay r most of those we hope you n't. >> we said that's not a problem. and we worke with twitternd made sure they closed up securityoles they have. it the documents were fascite bug the interesting thing toe s the discussion th was gerated around whether shld publish theor not. and there are people that ve

that's the onlmention, that ey were not using it, anwe now know that earlier they were.so, yes, i am saying that th are misleading, th t cia was sleading the congress. >> mr. chairman, thepeakerow takes r place among a long list of members congress and the senate over decas o have acsed the cia of misleading them in diffent situations. is what you're reveali this week in any e supportive of whatpeaker pelosi said in that press conference? >> well, first, let me make two points. thfirst one is this is not about speaker pelosi becau none of us were there and don' know what kind of informatn shgot. this is about taking the bl to the floor. this is --y thinking was let's set aside these pocal issues. t's gethe bill debated. let's get it voted on, and let get ready to conference th the na. it is not, at least from my perspective, anything to do with the speaker. >> and congressm thornberry, i just wanting to back ove this point one more time because you seem to be minimizinthe idea of what leon panetta brought to you. in your exrience on the intellence committee, no cia direc

check out theax hd thunderstorm watch anwe o to true iew . here it's for lower southern nd la ry andhe athe eastern shore down to east-central virginia. that is calvert county, charles county a ndsaint mary's county. you have the severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00. we don't see anything did. ky tell you it's gusty out there, seeing strong wds out of the northwest and the temperatures have been knocked back. in some cases, by 15 degrees. this evening, the strong tomorrows -- storms will push . the east and lingering possie possible. e're down to 7s deeegrin theee rict and fredericksburg is 82. winds gusting as high as 37 miles per hour and in dover and in d.c., gusting to 21. we have had a lot of straightline wind damage, potentially -- apparently, a tornado may have touched down in parts of frederick and carol county. they were warned that there was a rotating storm up there. we'll have more information on that with the full forecast. >> thank you so much. >>> cancun sounding good about now. but the beach outside of a resort there is now cl

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>> i can tell you, we can argu that ricci case anwe will argue it we will considert fore congre, but consider her role. e's the judge looking to the settled law, the precedent of 38 years,nd she applied it the right way. >> okay. let's take a looat her statement re. this is her ba in 2001 at a spee at berkeley. quot i would hope that a wise latina woman with the ness of her eernces would more often than not reach a better conclusion than a white le who hasn't lived that life. your vieof that? did she ta that back today by saying i rule on the law, not other issues? >> yes, she did. let tell you, there isn't one of us who hasn't given a sech, includg chris matthews and dick durbin, who didt have a line in thersobody could cam back and say, what did he ally mean? the fact is, to jue this woman and her lifetime of exrience and her expeen on the bench by the phrase wise latina is, i think, grasping at straws. the bottom linis this woman hasplendid life story, an amazing story. to be sitting there on that panel today in the senate judiciary commite, and you could see her speaking, anthen

anwe had to part now, who took the initiative? i honestly don't know. but iwrote a memorandumn may of '67 and another memorandum on november of '67.... >> rose: allbout halti bombing? >> about halting bombing. turninthe mility action in a nse over to the south vietnamese vietnamese. reducing u.s. casualts, presring the north vtnamese to negotiations in ord to disengage. and , i knew, wasn't prepared at that time to accept that. the november 1 memo i delivered to him by hand. it has a little note o it, you can see th. said, mr. president, haven't shown this to anybody,not to dean rusk, n to the chairn of the joi chiefs, not to t national surity advisor beuse i know you may not agree with i d i won't show it to them until you authorizeme to. never to thisay have receivedn answer and i not criticizing johnson. i'm ju saying thathis was the dilemma we were in. it was an impossiblesituation. what i felt responsib for was to behave in a way that didn't give aud and comfort to the enemy. johnson in his last eight months in officwas seeking to move tords negoti

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anwe also learned from iraq, which were hard lessons, that in order to have our military intervention be effective, when they go in and try to clear areas of the extremists, we have to follow in to build up the capacity of the local community to defend itself and to be able to realize the benefits of those changes. this is a new strategy. it's just beginning. i think the president believes that it was not only the right strategy, but facing what he faced, to withdraw our presence or to keep it on the low level, limited effectiveness that had been demonstrated would have sent a message to al qaeda and their allies that the united states was willing to leave the field to them. and in addition, importantly, we've seen the pakistani governnt and military really step up, which had not happened to the extent it has now. so the taliban, which is, as i believe strongly, part of a kind of terrorist syndicate, with al qaeda at the center, is now under tremendous pressure. and i think that's in america's national interest. now, i have to add, nobody is more saddened than the president and i for

anwe have addressed a number of issues in mortgagarea, credit carareas, a bunch of other areas.s i've saidefore, we were la in addressing the subprime lending problem. there were a lot oloans made that we done without doumentation, for example, tha were ne without clarity about prepayment penales, that were do without clarity about escrow accounts. the federal rerve a few years ago addressed the issues and we p together a set of rules which noapply to all lenders, not just banks but all nders, that willi hope, solve those problems going forward. buthey weren't in place early enoug and that is a-- i think we have to take some at for that, and think that's apprriate. butoing forward, we have set some rules. the administration, of cose, as you may know, has y a more ambitiouplan. they want to create a sarate consumer nancial protection agency that will havets only mission otecting consumers. so wheth the federal reserve does it or another ancy does it, i hope that we learn some lessonsrom this episode and make sure the consumers canake goochoices buthat the choices ey have are clea

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anwe need jobs to increase by 150,000 bs per month to stay even.s piece of manucturing, worse and wors and wo u ve fancial rvices falling apart, and manufacturing disappearing. >> prossor, where doe begin the procs r lving some of this? >> the good side of it is an economic crisis is also an opportunity to change our system and ma it better. in my boo ubprime solution," i thought we have to make capitasm better. we are not retreating fm capitalism. we have to do fundamental infrastructure things. and improvinghe scopeof our markets. improving retai products that serve thepeople. >> bill, your ssef the obama adminiration's getting this has beenvery limited. you haveeen very vol is sang, i don't know if berna gets , really, or acting in a way that he gets it, etc. what would your aice be to the obama administrion listening wheth it's professor sher or others, what wh would you suggest that they do to try to create real economic activity and real job in this country while we havethe taxpayers holding up the banki systems? >> i think e very first job t

anwe are conversingn the cheney and his potential private army, and relations with the cia.john cornen a republican from texas joins us now. wewelcome you. wh are you mostooking forward to hearinxious to hear, anxious about? >> well, i amnxious to hear e judge's answers tohe questions at will be asked. ma of them have been telegraphed a head of time. i ha been seing out question of e day on t rnet saying theserehe sorts of things that i am going to want to ask the judgabout, her commitment to t bill of rights, including political eech. and the secd amendment, the right to bear arms, and h commitment t equaljustice for all under the 14th amndment. those are some of the areas that i think you will be hearing quite a bit about. >> as youknow,s is an elegant rbal dance, and we pe elegant any way. will see whether it ends up being elegant. what i mean, you are not ableo rectly ask her, here is a tuatio and here is a scio, and these are hypotheticals, how would you rule? it's not a multiple choice kind of scenario. there is subtlety of interaction tween yourself and her and erybod

pe hh oederan,aite er you gee you s it there from s t'noofthis nod anw ite thf e. .n iopoof snsthern . w ne jersey are sngeeine rain but nothing like what eastern and southern maryland saw with the heavy rain and thunder and lightning. temperatures at the area airports were in the 70s. right no 72 at reagan national. 72 at dulles. bwi marshall is at 71 degrees. and it's muggy out with the humidity right up around 90%. forecast for today, a lot of clouds today. some scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible during the course of the day today. high downtown about 88 degrees, a humid day as well as we enter e summer doldrums. there you go. >> is that what it is? >> yes. >> perk up a little bit. >>> let's check in with julie wright. what is going on now? >> well a little bit of this and a little bit of that. we're still trying to recover from an earlier incident on 214, the ramp to the outer loop of the beltway. traffic is able to squeeze by under police direction and we are talking about downtown as you had just mentioned. there will be portions of 14th street be

anwe have to remind people titime and time again tatat if e were suchhroud latina, would she haveided with the ctytyn denying those two latatoo fififighters their prprotition it's a ridicuculo argument. and they shoululbebe questionin hern l and her biefs in thth law and noton, i woululd s, frivolous ararments. >>>> ist t , jonathan,or do we ndnd oselves in a lot of diculous argumenen w wit congressss? we've got all weekekoror ts. nsistency, yes. we'l'lcocome back foror is nex week contessa, i knowowgm's c comg ot ofbankruptcy, i ueuess this rnrninor at some pointt today. wh's'soing on? we're actually looking a a thatat lveve ns conference r rht now,w, lan. i' g get to that in a a second. i wanted to mention presesenent obama is headed trome to meet wi pope benenedi i i an urur. j jus wrapped up a newss conference fololwiwinghe gg summit in l'aquiuilatataly >> the only way forward is ththugh shared and persistent efefrt to combat thrhrea to our peacace,urur prosospetyty an ou mmon humanity whereverer ty y may exist. ne of this will be easy. we worked thiss week t too fin common ground

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that should burn off anwe should be in for atypically warm summer thig esmperaturnn with high emperatures in the upper 80 ngmn bout 90. lle ln it e e tesa radar and showing you the action. most of the cloud cover and rain shower activity is well off to the north and east. see the light showeaivctity. f o thinkingits pth ie ieatc ellrgwiy get in he twihis afternoon and present the possibility that we could see a few more scattered showers or thunderstorms by mid to late afternoon across the washington area. 69 at reagan national. warming up. humidity 84%. should feel drier today. the winds have shifted out of the north at 5 miles per hour. less humidity than yesterday but still warm with a high temperature of 88, partly cloudy skies expected and the possibility of a few afternoon showers or thunderstorms in the forecast. that will do it for weather. i'll have a look at the week forecast later. here is ali oakley. >>> we've had a number of accidents throughout the area. i'll take you further to the south on 210 around 228, accidents still in play there so it will keep you slow. this is the

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