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the president will get the black vote, but will clear mccaskill, bill nelson? are you pressuring them, talking to them at all about how to put some more attention on this issue? >> yes, our executive committee has sat down with senator reid, majorityeader read, and we have discussed in great detail proposals we have submitted on the house side and to the white house. that would allow some attention to be given to the depression- level unemployment numbers in the black community. depression levels. i mean, what group in america with those kinds of numbers could be ignored? but yes, we're putting pressure on the senate side, and we believe we're getting some support for the things we are pushing. the problem is the senate has those arcane rules, and now you have to get 60 votes to get anything across. it is unfortunate. we have introduced, we, the congressional black caucus, 40 different pieces of legislation designed to create jobs. but the reality of washington, which i hope your viewers understand, is that majority means everything, and because democrats are i

out there speaking is senator bill nelson of florida. numb others on the floor including richard durbin saying he will vote for this bill with a heavy heart. senator lamar alexander of tennessee calling this a change in government behavior. and a tweet this morning that he will not vote for this bill because in his view it does not go far enough. so we'll be watching and waiting. it's expected to go to a vote around lunchtime, noon here in washington, d.c. back to you. >> joe, thanks. now let's get to the white house. brie an maanna keilar, when is president expected to sign the bill? >> reporter: we're expecting that he would sign it very quickly after getting it, which isn't to say that he gets it very quickly after it would be passed by the senate. there's sort of a paperwork process that the senate goes through. and then the bill, if isn't just e-mailed over here. it is physically delivered. and while at this point there is no plan for some big signing ceremony like you've seen with past bills, it wouldn't be that nuch if the presiden

not that anyone asked him, but we are reading today that senator bill nelson, the oklahoma democrat,nning. he will not be serving. but just this past monday, perhaps you were watching, i asked member of the senate gang of six whether he would have any interest in sitting on this super committee. here's what he told me. >> i've wondered myself. i honestly don't know the answer to that question whether i would really love the opportunity or not to serve on this committee. >> he wasn't so sure. joining me now from washington political blogger craig crawford. good to see you. look, a lot of money at stake here. a cool trillion or so, trillion and some change. i have a hard time believing they won't find members of congress wanting to fill this committee, correct? >> one advantage is, a lot of contributions from lobbyists who will be working to their advantage. but, seriously, i think a lot of people are not lining up for it. who wants to do this on their summer vacation, for one thing. a thankless task. probably whatever they come up with nobody will like, even if they come up with it. >

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senate seat next year against bill nelson. this is 25 minutes. >> i do have to tell you that this has a very special place in my heart. this is where i propose to my wife who is here with us today. i want to thank everyone who is here today and has taken the time outer their schedule and ordered to be a part of this event. this state has become a central pillar of the conservative movement. i am always ask how it is possible that i turned out to be a conservative let alone a republican. i can tell you if it is certainly -- i can tell you it certainly was not my upbringing. my parents were liberal jewish democrats you were schoolteachers from brooklyn, new york. when i was born, and they had $31 to their name and a sacrifice of that we can move to florida. i got the passion from my mom. i got the love of baseball from my dad. i thought the politics from someone as big. when i turned 18, i registered as a republican. i am sure you can imagine that conversation. after the malaise of the carter years, he led this to the shining ci

florida house of representatives, adam, who is running for the republican name nation to take on bill nelson in 2012. he speaks for about 20 minutes. >> i have to tell you charleston has a special place in my heart. this is where i proposed to my wife, jillian, who i'm proud is here with us today. [applause] erik, i want to thank you for everything that you do, and i want to thank everyone who is here today, and who has taken the time out of their summer schedule in order to be a part of this incredible event. red state has truly become a central pillar of the conservative move movement, and i am just proud to be a part of it. now, being from palm beach county florida, i am always asked how it is possible that i turned out to be a conservative let alone a republican. well, i can tell you it certainly wasn't my upbringing. i was not raised in a privileged, conservative, or even a republican household -- far from it. my parents were liberal jewish democrats who were public schoolteachers from brooklyn, new york. when i was born, they had $31 to their name, and they saved and sacrificed so that

he is currently running to take on bill nelson in the elections. >> next year, i will replace ben nelson in the u.s. senate. [applause] and then nebraska will be represented by into lifelong conservative in the u.s. senate. has the next nebraska state senator, i will vote to repeal obamacare. [applause] i will vote to secure our borders. [applause] i will vote to cut federal spending and balance the federal budget. [applause] and i will vote to defend life, the second amendment come and religious freedom. [applause] i am honored to have been endorsed by redstate and by mark levin, honored to have the support of many t partyers across the state of nebraska. i am honored to be here today. you all are the salvation of our nation. nonplus you for all that you do for our nation. [applause] america today is going in the wrong direction. we have a president who apologizes for our nation instead of leading it. we have a president who bows to foreign dictators instead of standing up to them. we need a new direction. we need a new president, and we need to restore america. [applause] restoring ame

bill: you think nelson was the fall guy? >> he has been very cooperative with the committee.some indication that documents were purposely being withheld from congress. those are serious allegations. so something we'll continue to dive into and thankful to the whistleblowers. bill: when congress comes back next week do you expect more information from other whistleblowers who have not come forward? does the committee continue its investigation? what is next in this? >> there are still a series of investigations that we have to have in terms of interviewing people and what did they know and tying these documents together. we are finding that other agencies are probably more involved in this than we initially thought from the fbi and others and homeland security. we are trying to tie owl of that together. but when we are asking for documents and they are coming back with literally the entire page blacked out. it makes it difficult. but our investigators have been doing a good job and a good job over there in the senate with senator grassley. bill: based on your comments, this is

bill hayward, who was the aide. >> good evening, my name is alan nelson. i'm the president of the neighborhood association. i was here in july and spoke to you. i actually wrote the conditions of use for trigger. i worked with greg braunstein and i worked with his representative to come up with agreeable conditions of use that would be good for the neighborhood. greg agreed to them. he loved them. he was reaching out to the community. it was fabulous. unfortunately, right after he opened, everything that we talked about in the conditions of use he started violating. lots of the conditions he was not adhering to. we had numerous complaints. i called greg, i talked to greg. i talked to bev and dufty, i talked to beau hayward. it got so bad that we were engaging enforcement. enforcement was doing sound checks repeatedly. i think at least nine times the sound checks were done, and he was in violation of his conditions of use. the noise was so lloyd and so pervasive across the street -- loud and so pervasive across the street. it was closer to a bar across the street, you could actually hear trigger, and you co

bill and on f.a.a. which we're hoping will be resolved today. we'll be hear manager about that from my colleague. jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs. you cannot say it enough. i really like what willie nelson said, or at least he was quoted as saying, the american people are more concerned about a ceiling over their head than raising the debt ceiling. we know we need to do both. i was pleased to hear the president talk about jobs and infrastructure, to talk about how we create jobs to meet the needs of the american people. some of his suggestions have strong support in our caucus, whether it's infrastructure, rebuilding our country, whether it is make it in america, he cede made in america, steny, mr. hoyer will talk to us about make it in america, and when he talked about the f.a.a. bill which we'll talk more about now. everybody has been intensely involved in this discussion on debt. the american people's top priority is the creation of jobs. we have crossed the grid from that important discussion, interesting that it was something that the republicans did not have the votes to pass, we remind members that they took the step to pull us from the brink of default even though they did not,

bill and on faa which we're hoping will be resolved today. we'll be hearing more about that from my colleagues. jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs. you cannot say it enough. i really liked what willie nelson said or at least he was quoted as saying, american people are more concerned about a ceiling over their heads than raising the debt ceiling. we know we need to do both. i was very pleased to hear the president pivot to jobs and to talk about infrastructure, to talk about how we create jobs to meet the needs of the american people. some of his suggestions have very strong support in our caucus, whether it's infrastructure, rebuilding our country, whether it's make it in america. he said made in america, steny. mr. hoyer will be talking to us about made in america when we talk about the faa bill, which we'll talk more about now. everybody has been intensely involved in this discussion on debt. the american people's top priority is the creation of jobs. we have crossed the bridge from that important discussion. interesting that it was something that the republicans did not have the votes to pass. i'm proud of my members that they took the step to pull us from the brink of default even th

nelson drive just before 3:00 this morning. the men rammed the back end of their truck through the front window and loaded atm machine inside. they believe they had $5,000 worth of $20 bills and the machine itself is worth 8,000. they provide music training for children. >> even though we have damage insurance we have high deductibles so it will come out of our funds we use for music. it is sick somebody has to hurt kid's programs because they are desperate for money. >> police will be are viewing -- will be reviewing that surveillance video and again the director said these thieves knew exactly what they were after and had probably been here before. if you can look at the carpet inside the building you can see the air to marks from the truck and if we plan to the left, you can see a bottle of coke we don't know if it rolled out of their truck. live in concord hall, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland police are now confirming at least one arrest in the drive-by shooting that killed three-year-old carlos nava. they are questioning several other menace well and jade hernandez tells us about the break-in this case, good morning jade. >>reporter: oakland police have detained at

nelson drive. the director of operations believe that he stole about $5,000 worth of $20 bills and the machine itself valued at $8,000. now the video shows two white males possibly in their 40s, heavy set, driving a blue pickup truck. >> i think the first two letters on the license plate is 5k. and with some video equipment, we might be able to enhance the image a little better to see if we can get them more clearly. >> reporter: concord police just came by not too long ago to pick up that surveillance footage. blue devils is a non-profit organization that provides music training for children and the director here said he just can't believe that these men would be desperate enough to basically steal money from kids. now back here live, you can see that they are beginning to move pieces of what was broken out here on the lawn. they've got a carpet service that's coming in here to clean up all the shattered glass. it is just incredibly extensive, the damage here at the bingo hall. >>> 7:02 and new this morning, somebody stole the equipment of the swat team. they said that the thief stole police riot ge

sources say that the head of atf, ken nelson will be quote moved, reassigned to the department of justice. lots more to come in that very controversial story. bill: a quick programming note. a fascinating interview with former president bush since we mark the ten year mark since 9/11. national geographic channel will reair that interview 10:00 tomorrow night. martha: we've had a lot of people who have asked what time that will be on. 10:00 tomorrow night. don't miss it it's really good stuff. bill: we are back tomorrow. martha: yes, see you back here. bye-bye. jenna: we are so glad you are with us on this tuesday. i'm jenna lee. gregg: i'm greg garrett in for jon scott. jenna: whole communities are isolated by record flooding. fema is supplying emergency supplies as thousands have no power that may not come back on for weeks. gregg: connecticut's governor touring his state had to do it by helicopter, couldn't do it on the ground. irene leaving two people dead, dozens of homes destroyed. crews from as far away as colorado are coming to help after hundreds of thousands have lost power. jenna: new jersey hit by devastating flooding as well. rick le

bill gates is a middle child. he's a forward-thinker, trail blazer so middles have that capacity to be leaders. >> people like the dali lambmy, nelsons diana, philanthropy, carrying for others, a big trait? >> very big trait. many middle borns score high in things we call ul truism, carrying for others, really good friendship specialists so they are highly invested in the welfare of others and because they themselves may are perceived the sleights and disadvantage they might are had with other children, competition with siblings. they care about the disadvantages they see other people having. >> 20 second left. one piece of advice you could give to the parent of a middle child, what would you give that parnlt? >> i would say don't overthink and stress too much about the attention issue because middle children really end up very independent, being able to think outside the box and think on their own two feet. so, you can mellow out about that relax a little bit, right? >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> we're back right after your ca hendr. her. >>> good morning everyone. 8:26 right now. i'm i'm laura garcia-cannon. caltrans