when my advocacy became public, scores of bi-national couples began contacting me for help.not a day goes1/ request. i testified before the california state assembly, judiciary committee, and provided written testimony to senator leahy for the uniting of american families act. the irc, in making their recommendations to the mayor and board of a supervisors, to improve and enhance the quality of life into the participation of all the grim immigrants in the city and county of san francisco must include the plight of same-sex couples and by-national relationships. at the four of any immigration reform discussion, particularly for this city, the current immigration law fails so many immigrants and families. yes, same-sex relationships stand on prejudicial ground when compared to their heterosexual counterparts. without specific language such as that in the united families act which seeks to have permanent partners, same-sex by dutch national couples will remain victims to the law that compels discrimination against lgbt couples, including the right to sponsor a spouse, and with

california makes up a large percentage of bi-national couples, and with special notes -- social networking, it has probably tripled. the largest percentage is from the bay area. i would be remiss -- i believe it would be remiss of san francisco for this iconic city to fail in its local by not placing this as a critical element regarding any advocacy modifying legislation. the city of santos, has its work cut out for it. it must stand for all its residents. well certainly is committed to strong support immigration reform, it is apparent there will impose the inclusion of -- rather than excluding no one. from the lgbt perspective, this is going to be tough, and i submit to the city that they consider the following list of ideas which i have cryptically penned for this testimony. i have noticed that time has gone over, and i know how that feels, so i would just read one or two of them and make my testimony available in writing. the one that i would like to read which may add to what the professor had to say is, i think the city and county needs to form an urgent advisory committee and instruc

it was a bi-partisan deal.nd the president said no, it's a short-term deal. i'm not going to go along with that. say no. was what happened last night simply the politics of getting reelected? >> he started his speech by blaming it all on bush. this is now three and a half years in. and what was so interesting is that he thought -- he's talked about himself as being a new reagan. that's how he sees himself, the liberal reagan. reagan could do one thing that almost n no modern president cod do. he could go to the nation and sway an issue. this is obama thinking he's going to achieve that. i don't know if he's going to succeed or not, but he spoke to the american people. remember what he told eric can cantor? you call my bluff, i'll go to the people. that's his attempt. we'll see if it works. >> that's what they're banking on. let's face it. he was a magnificent campaigner and the american people voted him into office. the obama administration doing a lot of research on the message and the words that are going to

his lawyers admit he is bi-polar, he has other circumstances. this is a man who was found unconscious in his prison cell. for 90 minutes prison officials worked on him, then it went to the er tech and the hospital. dnr is applied to healthcare professionals. prison guards are not healthcare officials. if he is trying to commit suicide, in colorado it is illegal to assist in a saw side. so they actually could not use that dnr. bill: you're taking it both ways, but in this case the law was set up to help the terminally ill, correct? >> exactly, to help them to not prolong. bill: he wasn't one of them. >> it's set up to not prolong a terrible quality of life. this guy for some unknown reason was unconscious and they were trying to help him. he may have a claim. the 90 minutes go on, the prison guards are helping him. after that the medical emergency personnel came in, put a tube in him and took him in the hospital. should they have located that dnr and informed the emergency personnel of that. if that is the case he may get a windfall. they saved h

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. >> jon: we're going need a bi [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back.st tonight professor at new york university's stern school of business, his new book which he coauthored is called "guaranteed to fail fannie mae, freddie mac and the debacle of mortgage finance." please welcome to the program matthew richardson. sir -- [cheers and applause] thanks for being here. >> feels good to be here. >> jon: the book is called guaranteed to fail. it feels like they haven't gotten a tremendous amount of attention as far as our entire mortgage debacle and crashing of the echmm. [laughter] what is your feeling -- are they primarily responsible for this collapse? partially? >> yes. i think there should be tremendous outrage at the mortgage finance system. fannie and freddie were smack in the middle of this. you took the two firms with public government backing. they went from just a little bitty players in the early 1980's to at the time of the crisis they owned 50% of mortgage market, $5 trillion of mortgage debt at risk with little capital underneath it and we're p

the people that we all represent want us to come together in a bi-partisan method. a bad word. so it's time for us to act together and we hold our arms out to my republican colleagues, to visit with me, talk to me on how to strengthen my legislation. senator durbin. >> thank you senator reid on monday night we had an announcement and a message to the united states. jenna: we will continue streaming this live at foxnews.com. harry reid saying what is emerging in this new boehner bill in the house is not a compromise. he went onto say the only compromise is his. he also says that republicans are thanking him for his legislation. let's ask our next guest whether or not he was one of them that went to harry reid to thank him for that. jeb henserling from texas is here. you're laughing, i guess that wasn't you. >> i'm afraid that wasn't me. i find it somewhat ironic to receive legislate taours from the democrat senate leader about legislating when it's been 800 days and under his leadership the u.s. senate has yet to produce a budget. under his leadership they have yet t

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the idea is to move from the passive upsetting role of bi- stander, of i can help you to get away and give you the support and include you when you are involved in a bullying situation. ann you have done such a good job of getting the word out about the emotional toll. let's step back and look at the -- let's step back and look at the prevention. >> we need to align the policies and responsible youth policies that everyone, the parts and the kids sign, it has to go deeper than that. we talk about content, we have excellent programs available. in k-12 it's in the classroom day. and we are training our professional developers and administrators. we had a training program at the counties of. we had a full strand on citizenry and we gave them the kind of resources to take back. we must educate throughout the whole spectrum, that is how we start changing the culture. >> you are doing that on a personal basis. >> what i do is i talk to the kids, i tell them each and every one of you have the power to make that change to not allow bullying in your presence. if you do not report it you are ju

and during all of those interviews with all that talk of tiger blood, warlock brain and bi-winning. >> i am on a drug, it's called charlie sheen. >> reporter: olson and natty watched smilingly from the couch. a lot of people saw those interviews that he did and thought, this guy appears to be psychologically unbalanced. >> now it's a polygamy story, i mean, come on. >> he was just cracking so many jokes. he was relaxed and trying to have fun and people that don't know him, they just don't get it. >> reporter: but even during those incomprehensible web casts -- >> i pluck them or suck them from the heart of my brain. >> maybe that was his way of venting or getting stress out. stress release. because i was with him almost every time of the day and he seemed perfectly kosher and fine to me. >> reporter: she says the memory that stings the most from that period was the uproar over the goddesses caring for sheen's two young sons. >> that is so absurd that, oh, a porn star is not capable of being around children. just because i've chosen to do what everyone else does in this whole entire wo

tell them how important it is to have comprehensive reform here and that it must include our gay and bi-national couples. we need to ensure he receives the message from san francisco this week or it might be too late, that lgbt families matter equally and there is no comprehensive immigration reform until we are all included. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. it takes a lot of courage to share your experiences and put a human face on the immigration issue, so you are an inspiration to us. to our panelists, we are going to shorten the questions because i want to be sensitive to you want to speak. the commission has asked that we set aside public speaking time. to our panelists, after hearing the testimony from the individuals that are here tonight, which put to the human face on cir, what strikes you the most about what you have heard, and under cir, how can negative practices, including criminal conviction, be dealt with differently? i will start with mary. >> thank you. i thought all this testimony from the community speakers was incredibly moving and shows a wide range of issues that really

he is hoping the bi-partisan gang of six plan can get enough support in the house and the senate to passthis moment and see if we can rally around something that could move forward. >> if we can help in the debt ceiling debate by producing this product fine. >> the gang of six plan is to complex to pass congress by august 2nd. no the three hikers presumed dead after they fell over a waterfall at yosemite. it happened yesterday. they had crossed metal guardrails above vernal falls 317-foot waterfall, other hikers were yelling for them to come back to safety. one lost his footing and the other two slipped when they tried to save him. >> i couldn't process why they were in the water when i first saw it. it was -- the current was moving so fast. >> the victims have not been found. park rangers say there is little chance they lived. rivers are particularly dangerous right now because of the huge winter snow pack. this raising the number of water related deaths at yosemite this year to six. >> headlines from around the bay area, a san jose mother fought off a woman who broke into her home and

california 113, those are areas in a five-dmy radius and downwind this plastics fire that has before bi-- has been burninr to five hours. there's a possible toxic nature from the fumes. the warning has been lifted but it does not mean the danger is over. if you live in the area, monitor conditions closely as there will be plenty of hot spots as we continue throughout tonight. the winds are ramping up. they're definitely not going to be letting up as we continue throughout tonight. raj? >> thank you, jeff ranieri reporting from berkeley. once again the fire will be contained. now the issue of the smoke and the possible toxic fumes of where it's going to go downwind. as jeff ranieri was saying, the winds will be picking up as the evening chunks. >>> there's another developing story now, this time in the south bay. it's causing havoc for the commute on highway 237 in sunnyvale. at one point this afternoon, 237 was closed in both directions for more than two hours. as of this hour, though, many lanes remain closed. there are a couple lane that are open. it was a fatal accident involving a b

the new family dynamics that could mean changes for the okerage bi >> new this morning the two new suspects in the bryan stow beating are set to be in court today. good morning. i'm marla tellez. what we're learning about these men coming up. >> reporter: breaking news out of east palo alto this morning. gun fire erupts overnight leaving one man dead. we'll tell you what happened. plus, police plans to try and curb the violence. that story coming up in a live report. >> in court today t man accused of killing a san jose woman, then dumping her body in the front yard of a sunnyvale home. in a live look outside from the south bay this

if it doesn't, mcconnell, the republican leader in the senate and bi-boehner think they can sort of jam the president and force another vote in six months. and that's really what this is. it's a game leverage. republicans really believe if boehner can send this bill over, he at least can say, see, we're not -- everybody says we're holding this thing hostage, we're the ones that caused this political issue and turned it into an economic crisis, they think they can have leverage. and that's really what they're about to lose. and i'll tell you as far as timing, they have about three or four hours to get this done this morning. mitch mrk con he will knows when to fold and he and harry reid will put something together so fast that suddenly the irony to this is the tea party may screw up the end game where we're into the actually going to go i believe midnight august 2nd. >> so what's the most likely outcome of all this, they'll be working through the weekend. what do you see if you look into the chuck todd crystal ball? >> i think it was going to be sunday at the earliest that we saw some ac

the message on this is that as you look at the line in itself, you have got kind of a bi direction of rush-hour. the green line's are people getting on comic going up first to city college, and then to work. and eventually into town. and the same thing on the other side, people going into the town or coming into work in the morning, and what you see is a lot of people to ingleside going in and in the reverse direction, not a lot of people getting off. although there are some people in the business district. what we wanted to point out here was to say the potential to grow the existing rights -- ridership, and it is a combination of commuters and people going to work, as most of the other lines have as well, as some on and off traffic and the central business district. the other thing that i think is not reflected accurately in this is the fact that the number of riders the detectives special events over the ballpark. in the corridor itself, the ridership since 2006 in what is covered by the bus lines has increased from 2006 to 2010 by some 12% at the same time that the sister ridershi

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would talk about how this has happened as he had told me and as the cleaned and from other sources.e bi perhaps to give some background, the jim camejim into a family in eastern massachusetts that was not rose -- a new deal family he had a father who was a dartmouth republican if iin remember, a very large arguments that the dinner and many times family would go to dinner the speaking that was his first exposure to a the world of rose about to begin to get him interested but that did not prevent him from being a central part of the national franklin rooseveltrerohe campain i think you were living in lexington massachusetts at the time? jim organize his own sound amplifier the speaking with the loudspeaker we want roosevelt and other slogans but there was a thunderstormnd and it blew out the speaker and the amplifier shorterort out so as he said that was the end of his campaign for franklin rose about 1936 but it worked every stain but maine and vermont. [laughter] day elected roosevelt it was a a great landslide ino history. thank you for that. [applause] and amazing because of his role

this clock is from the from bi-partisan.org. >> we spoke to residents who have a strong message. >> reporter: it takes two to tango. those folks at the senior center say they could teach democrats ands a step or two about how to work together. >> they are not dancing, they are -- they are just posing, it's all posturing. >> reporter: it's a congress created crisis they say that could end if they stopped acting like children. >> they have to get out. >> reporter: these are some of the 55 million minutes who get some form of social security benefits each month. >> some are living on a small social security d approximately like some 7 to $800 a month. >> reporter: if they may not get even that. >> i'm just praying something will happen. >> eye a renter. i don't know what i would do. >> reporter: you couldn't pay rent. >> no. >> reporter: one 80-year-old was offered to move into pool their food stamps and social security. they preform here weekly for tips. >> reporter: what do you think? >> i think it's a lot of crap. >> reporter: these retirees hope congress acts before the music stops tuesday.

he asked us to introduce it in the house and it was overwhelmingly defeat in a bis partisan way. we know we have to work in a way to address this. there are 75 times we have seen the debt ceiling increased since 1962. don rumsfeld was with the first one and he's talking about this on his book tour and look at where we are 14.3 trillion dollar national debt. what are we doing the first time. we are focusing on the root cause of the problem. we don't have a debt ceiling problem. we have a debt problem. that's what we are going to do to get to to the root. >> mike: congressman, this is a bigger issue over the long haul. demdeps accuse you of playing games. but your point is, it was reid who said he had the only bill that could pass the house. you proved it can't pass the house. what is the message that you hope your counter part senate will get to that? >> that is a great question, mike. we need to come together but need to realize that the perfect harry reid bill and no one calls their bills perfect. but he certainly believed it was the best bill there and that in fact could enjoy

notwithstanding that every bi-partisan commission that dealt with this issue indicated it needs to be a balanced package, it needed to include substantial cuts and needed to deal with discretionary spending, defense spending and entitlement spending and tax expenditures. the gentleman says we want to balance revenues with expenditures. the problem is you keep cutting revenues you will be chasing yourself down. obviously you want to bring revenue rates down. i hope we can do that but if we bring them down to a place where we don't have the money to pay for what we buy which is what happened in this past decade that we can be confronted with the surge to ration the gentleman wants to avoid which is raising the debt limit. what we have done in the last ten years is to buy more than we could afford so we have made that. that is why the gentleman voted for extending debt limits and what i voted for it. i tell the gentleman i have a gallup poll that says 74% of republicans agree responsible deficit reduction plan should include tax increases and spending cuts and 77% of independents believe

what i'm struck bi-rad cal islam in your country is even the islamists are moderate by comparison.ist movement is headed by a woman and you are training women preachers. the only islamic country i know -- >> exactly. when i talk about the evolution before the arab spring, one of the reforms concerned the religious field. and in this context we want to maintain our islam, but we want to avoid that the religions interfere in political issues. >> now, all this must sound very worrying if you were in saudi arabia. people say that the saudi regime has been trying to both woo and pressure the moroccan government, the jordanian government not to go too fast down a path of reform u not to go too fast down a path of constitutional monarchy. how do you deal with that? >> personally i didn't feel that, sin is early. even the council invites jordan and morocco to join them. >> that's part of the wooing. >> we can interpret also in the different way, is that maybe they want to share with us our own experience in terms of the democratization. i think it's -- i hope we will have a strang country

bipartisan politics is like anything else that starts with the word "bi."jimmy: i like it. i love it. thank you so much. i appreciate you. now, are you gonna use that kindle? >> for something. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: very good. thank you so much. you guys, fran lebowitz. [ cheers and applause ] the greatest. check out "public speaking" on dvd and get "the fran lebowitz reader" for your ebook. or your kindle. or get a real book. they might be giants perform next, you guys. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] zero calories, maximum pepsi taste. ♪ thome -- t-h-o... 1, 2, 3. ha! ricky wins again. [ man ] oh! what is this place? it's iowa. only with maximum pepsi taste and zero calories. whoa! ♪ [ male announcer ] pepsi max. the official soft drink of major league baseball. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, welcome back, everybody. our next guest just released a brand new album called "join us" and tonight they are gonna play its opening track, "can't keep johnny down." please welcome, they might be giants! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

we went back to court at 1:30 and the state was able to finish the testimony bis the end of the day, which allows for this rest to happen today and tomorrow we will get into closing arguments. >> thank you so much. >>> the former attorney for the anthony family has some strong feelings about the case the defense presented. i spoke with him just a short time ago. >> i think very simply, the defense bombed. i think it was disjointed defense. i think the promises they made in opening argument are not going to be forgotten by the jury. how can you talk about a drowning? sex abuse and you don't put on one sentence, one word, one syllable of evidence to present to that jury. of course, the burden was not there, but they went ahead and changed that, that he hmade the theirs. jury's not going to forget that. >> closing arguments take place tomorrow morning. we're going to have them live for you right here on msnbc sunday. >>> michele bachmann's on the trail this weekend. the minnesota congresswoman kicked off a three-day bus tour in iowa city today. she's going to make six stops in the state

. >> when we went to japan, our biggest fights came because she thought i was selling myself short bi-notletting testing free agency and getting another big league job. she thought that i sold myself short and went to japan too quickly. i mean, she's always, like, you're going to get another shot. she's the optimist. i was, like, the reality is it might not happen. >> reporter: and ryan says nicole just smiles now because show knows she was right and he followed it up to say, women are always right. for more all-star coverage from the a's point of view, we send it to kate. >> reporter: back in the sixth grade, gio gonzalez established a ritual to getting a haircut before every time he pitched. back then he had to save up quarters to go to the barbershop. now the all-star was able to fly out his favorite barber from the east coast to give home a new all-star look and our cameras got this exclusive look. >> cutting me up right now. he's nyc. he came down to the az to cut me. you see me in the hotel bathroom getting my hair cut. that's how we do it. >> i'm got to improvise. >> this is what a

i right by hand and i need to bi alone or i need total silence.my dog can be around or any ounn other animal or anybody can be k around but they can't talk. they're not allowed to talk in the morning. nevado, >> host: charles in california, you are on with linda hogan on booktv. hi. bravery i admire your bravery in the tar current political situation as you stand fast for the downtrodden. my question is do you feel thate the reason the other groups representing the orientals, black and latinos gain recognition and our indigenous that they should i people don't get the recognition that they should because if they were given that recognition andn the truth of the stolen lives t and stalin land were brought tod a court of law that there would be tremendous compensation for what has been done to them? >> guest: well, i think to answer your question, >> caller: to answer your question is not the lack of recognition but the form of treatment--the president did sign an apology to the indigenous people of america. that was as far as it went. it wasn't a p

when it came to the united states senate, it was dead on arrival on a bi-partisan basis.jority of senators, 59, voted to table the boehner proposal. and now we have a chance to reopen this conversation. i can tell you, there is a growing sentiment among senators on both sides of the aisle to sit down and reach in reasonable compromise and to save our economy from the disaster that awaits us if we fail to extend this debt ceiling. what these republican senators are waiting for is a permission slip from senator mcconnell. he told them to hold back until boehner had his chance, until the boehner bill came to the floor. that is all history now. the american people want us to move forward and come up with a our partisan approach that does not have thus relive this scene that we have seen for the past week over and over and over again like the old groundhog day movie. we want to get this done in a way so that we can have the economy move forward with certainty, that we have a debt ceiling extension, and we're not one to jeopardize it, which was the problem of self-imposed polit

for example, if we've got to do this in a bi-partisan way. for example if you look at what reid did, reid got the $1.2 trillion that boehner had agreed to before he walked away on friday. it doesn't include any taxes, so i think it's something that there has been some sort of agreement on, at least a tentative agreement and we've got to find a solution to this. martha, let me say this. you know, what happened to the concept of a conference committee where you get differences between the house and the senate, put them together, workout the differences? i hope we can do that soon so we can avoid the default on august the 2nd. martha: that may be exactly where we're headed. do you think it's unusual when you heard the president last night, he's still talking about raising revenues on the wealthiest americans. that is not in harry reid's package. you know, as a democrat are you torn between those two sides on that? >> well, you know, i voted for tax cuts and i prefer to keep taxes down. we've had the lowest tax rate since the tru truman administr

protect the people, nation-bidding in nation-bi nation-building in afghanistan.one to a strategy, really, let's get out. so maybe it's going to work, but it could backfire. >> and do you think -- because i was struck, in your book "obama's wars" that obama seems to manage his relationship with the military brass like a major constituency, and almost trying to triangulate if that's not a discreditive word to sort of move towards the objective he wants that helps him, i guess, in substance, but also with his political base without pushing so far that some generals would feel they needed to resign, for example? if they disagreed. is that the right way to think about how obama's managing this? >> well, he steers for the middle lane. he didn't want to offend the generals by adding troops. so they got most of what they wanted, but at the same time, you look at these secret meetings, which i've tried to report on, and you see obama says, i want out. this has to be a planned end of war, and at the same time he escalates it. so there is -- you know, there's a deep paradox

. >> that's the ones the rich bi it. ch about, to use a crude term.helped balance the budget. >> that's right. don't forget that ronald reagan raised the capital gains rate, and now it's only 15%, and of course the wealthier you are, the more of your income comes from capital gains. >> we showed the 400 richest people in the country. they pay about the same as a poor person pays, about 18%. >> that's right, of income taxes, that's right. >> whereas the middle class, who think they are the majority of the country, they're paying a higher rate. >> that's right. i don't see think any question we would have positive economic effects if we went back to the tax rates. >> how come i need to drag you on the show -- the fact is, just a simple math, we have a $14 trillion debt, half came from the bush era, almost, and the rest came from the prescription drug bill, and with a terrible economy and the two warsç thate promulgated. that's simple math there. >> that's right, but in the republican playbook, of course, the deficit is never caused by tax cuts -- >> or