since they have to write the checks for answer i'm joined by dave johnson a fellow at the campaign for america's future a welcome how do you do tom thanks for having me thanks for joining us dave how does a crumbling infrastructure cost us three trillion dollars. well part of their report said that we have repair costs from vehicles report. he's lazy. started just there he lays getting to places and various other things like that it's said that by two thousand and twenty this is going to cost us eight hundred seventy thousand jobs and it's going to suppress the g.d.p. by three point one trillion dollars. so this goes way beyond things like i was in michigan last weekend and michigan said it's really serious problems particularly since fritz rick snyder is governor and. driving around i mean this is i was driving a rental car but i don't think that there's much left of that suspension you know with all the potholes in the badly repaired roads. that's an obvious cost you know the cost of of repairing cars or placing cars but you're saying this goes way beyond that i like so many of these things wh

definitely one thing that he party does really well richard ask our senior fellow at the campaign for america's future. well still ahead here on our the first cut is the deepest or is it that's the question san francisco was trying to figure out when it comes to circumcision of the snippets on the story next. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions break through. who can you trust no one who hears you view with nobody missionaries see where we had a state controlled capitalism it's called satchels when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. all right so for most of this newscast we've been talking about different discussions taking place around cutting the budget well now we're going to go from cutting the budget to cutting well something else we're talking now about first skin and more specificall

party of the last for more on this topic i spoke to richard ask out senior fellow at the campaign for america's future i started off asking him what exactly does new progressive movement is trying to say if elvis here's his take they are basically expressing the viewpoint of most americans according to the polls including most republicans and surprisingly even in some cases most tea party members with their say is that there should be no cuts to social security or medicare as part of a deficit discussion that social security should be fixed by raising the taxes particularly the payroll tax about one hundred six per thousand dollars which is his current limit that military cuts should be a big part of any long term plan and that we need aggressive action now to get jobs to turn the country around and i'm going to or we start talking about cars i'm going to have to jump in there for a second though because you said a lot of the tea party thinks it's way i'm going to have to argue that most of the tea party doesn't think that we should raise tax revenue and they also don't think that we should cut

definitely one thing the tea party does really well richard ask our senior fellow at the campaign for america's future. all right moving on from cutting the budget to cutting well something else i'm talking about for skin and more specifically whether or not circumcision should be made illegal in this country and one thousand nine hundred ninety six along came into effect that criminalize circumcision or any other cutting of the genitalia for females under eighteen years old now a group of people in san francisco think that law should extend to males to boys as well at least in their city but a judge in san francisco now says that measure doesn't hold water because regulating medical procedures is actually a function of the state not cities and it will most likely be taken off the ballot fill this issue was one that divided quite a few people but it also brought to very unlikely groups together muslims and jews and also brought the question of whether this is right or wrong into the national spotlight now i just returned from san francisco and here's what i discovered when i was there. it's one

-cio planned parenthood the center for community change green for all campaign for america's future so many organizations i can name them all have decided stand together let's put this idea out of having a movement to defend the american dream to fight for jobs for middle class americans people who want to join the middle class and we put the website up we said hey does anybody have any good ideas in america picks me economy but sides just trashing medicare and we hope to get about five hundred to a thousand good ideas we didn't get five hundred ideas didn't get a thousand we got twenty four thousand ideas the first fifteen thousand and three days of americans with brilliant ideas about how to fix our problems we said that's great let's call for house meetings all across america so that people can actually . discuss these ideas the tea party when it started in started with house meetings and they had eight hundred across america people were stunned this weekend the american dream movement supported by rebuild the dream dot com it's not going to have eight hundred house meetings we're g

those working for the campaign -- center for america's future and so many organizations. let this be the summer where we have house meetings all across america to talk about the american dream and what we want it to mean. i am learning. crowd force. we are are going to crowd force a people's agenda. if you want to be part of it, go to rebuildthedream.com. we have a contest on twitter. we have a concert coming up in october, take back the american dream. the roots are going to come out. next week, the roots are going to come to launch this movement. [applause] but we are not going to wait even one more minute or one more hour. this thing i need you to do is to start this movement today. go on facebook, go on twitter. today, at 2:00 p.m., just out these stores and to your left -- such a nice direction. at the wesley united methodist church, the congressional progress of caucus, change to win, and keith ellison are going to have a speak out for jobs now and to rebuild the american dream. will you go and stand with the labor leaders and the elected officials who want to be a

founder of the memphis tea party joins me now and also roger hickey, the co-director of the campaign for america's all together? does social security and has it not over time served a lot of good in this country? >> well, t.j., it has, but let's be clear. i'm in my 50s now, and this year for the first time i think we're going to spend $29 billion more than taxes actually pay for social security. we're sitting on $2.5 trillion of ious from the treasury for social security since the monies have been used for other used in the treasury and in the budget so i think we need to over time move towards privatization and i think it's a practical matter. certainly a person of my age looking at 65 and where we are has no real likelihood of having that money be paid, and indeed the other part we deal with is this notion of continuing to raise the age limit. we have a demographic problem in this country as well. we have particularly when you look at communities, african-americans, roughly five-year age difference between whites and whites less than hispanics so the notes of fairness comes in, and i suspect tha

for peace campaign. the provides education for the communities of pakistan and afghanistan. >> i came back to america, i was broke after k 2. i had to raise 12 thousand dollars. and i didn't know how a clue of how to raise money like that. i went to the local library. any librarians here? let's give them a big hand. [applause] so, i went to the library, i talked to the librarian we looked up 580 cell rities and sports heroes. over 3 months i hand typed 580 letters and wrote dollar michael jordan and dear mr. stalone. guess what happened? nothing. at christmas i got a check from tom brocaw for a hundred dollars. i sold my car a buick for 500 dollars in a seedy area in oakland. by spring i raised 200 dollars. my marth was a principal at an elementary school. she invited me to talk to the kids. when i was leaving a fourth grader looked me in the eye and said, i have a piggy bank at home and i will help you raise money for the school in pakistan. i didn't think anything of it. 6 weeks later the school is raised 65,000 penes. >> main stage's loud efts performance was about bief the detroit native high strung

thousand and seven and has agreed to stay until the end of the twenty sixteen campaign trail are in america at the moment for the world football challenge pre-season tournament play be played galaxy on saturday. i mean what you also have the tournament in english premier league champions manchester united but then you see talk afterwards could start with a full on winner of the new england revolution a major league soccer feasting conference. it was a go listen first off my following break the deadlock soon after the interval federico mckay to make it to nil a few minutes later and also revolution but one back through benny while harvest deflected free kick in i should respond to this ok to get it in rice before she sung out that it brings up nicely ten minutes to go for one. while in england stewart downing is on his way to live a thoughtful aston's are offered by the cops finally agreed on a transfer fee for the same liverpool had improved their initial base twenty four million dollars down in his twenty six will now undergo medical discussed terms with the reds and what it comes little paul's first major

thousand and seven and has agreed to stay until the end of the twenty sixteen campaign trail are in america at the moment for the world football challenge pre-season torment and the l.a. galaxy on saturday. i mean what people say that tournament english premier league champions manchester united got their p.c. to offer a good start with a four one winner the new england revolution the books of major league soccer feasting conference it was a go listen first off michael owen break the deadlock soon after the interval federico mackay to make it to nil a few minutes later and although revolution got. back through any file harvest deflected free kick you know i should respond to this to look ahead and get you to bryce before jason popped round things off nicely the ten minutes to go for one. while in england stewart downing is on his way to live a full time aston there after both clubs finally agreed on a transfer fee villa saying liverpool had improved their initial twenty four million dollars down in his twenty six will now undergo medical discussed past terms with the reds and what becomes liverpool's first m

for a pint campaign. >> how you can >>> new tonight at 6:00 join us for live coverage of the president's address to the nation on america'sbt crisis as well as house speaker john boehner's response z football is back. what players think of the developments including why quarterback alex smith asked mike shumann when shu broke the news to him z bay area scientists explore a hot spot, how their work could save the world's rain forests. its coming up at 6:00. right now back to dan and carolyn. >> thank you. and donate some blood get a treat. >> yes. even american red krogs needs to hold promotions to drum up bis this summer the agency is offering a free pint of bass kin robbins ice cream for anyone donating a pint of blood. red cross gets 40% of the stock on high school campuses, so the donations dry up during summer. >> the offer runs through the end of august. anyone interested in donating can caught 1-800-red cross or visit red cross blood-org. i've donated and you get a cookie. >> and that is going to do it for us. world news is up next. i'm carolyn tyler. >> i'm dan ashley. for spencer christian and all of us here, we'l

you're governor of a state of texas, this big, for ten years, you have a lot of campaign contributors to pay off, and he's done a whole lot for corporate americay much for small business owners. we pay some of the highest property taxes and home owners insurance rates. he passed the largest tax on businesses, business margins tax, 400% increase in a year. he's not a fiscal conservative. i think if we're going to have a presidential candidate that's a true conservative, you have to have both, not just social, but fiscal issues as well. >> terri, you started in activism fighting this mass iroad privatization project, that's how you and i first met. when we were speaking outside san antonio a few years back you talked about this streak to rick perry that you felt what was sort of uniting the opposition to him. how has he run the state of texas? in whose best interest has the state of texas been run while perry was governor? >> fair to say that rick perry is truly a special interest governor. that's who he's serving, it's not we the people of texas. you can trace it. look at the hpv vaccine, he passed an order that would mandate an hpv vaccine for

deficit hawks and fiscal conservatives has overtaken common sense as politicians campaign for a better -- not for a better americar a better outcome for themselves in the 2012 elections. we've got a special lineup, including bill gross, the world's foremost bond investor. a lot more for you in the hour coming up at 1:00 eastern. >> we'll look forward to that. i know a lot of folks are very hot under the collar on all sides of the aisle over this wondering what is going to happen. and the clock is ticking. thanks so much, ali. we'll check you out top of the hour. >>> so here's a scenario for you. you're arrested by federal officials. should they be able to collect your dna even if it turns out you are innocent? our legal guys are ready to weigh in on that one. on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco playing ] and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! yeah, that'll certainly stick with me. we'll take it. go, big money! i mean, go. it's your break, honey. same coverage, more savings. now, t

for bringing america together. there were some people in the last campaign who said, i wonder what will happen if we act as a present someone who does not have any experience? -- if we elect a president someone who does not have any experience? now we know. >> we know from the founding documents of this nation, the declaration of independence, it is written that we have been in doubt by our creator inalienable rights -- with certain inalienable rights. our founders were not afraid to talk about the crater, thahathe fed to articulate the fact that we were created in the image and likeness of a holy god, and they said we have been given rights from god. this is what is profound about america. >> that is mitt romney campaign against the president in new hampshire, leading in the polls, by the way, and michele bachmann, campaigning in iowa, speaking at a church about our inalienable rights as americans having been endowed by god. it makes sense politically for both of them, doesn't it? >> it does, and everybody is falling a predictable course, but everybody is waiting for the governor of texas to get in. >> or not. >> a

to common sense reawakening liberty and the inhabitants of america he's been a featured speaker at the new hampshire live reform campaign for liberty and numerous campus organizations he's put out some controversial anti-american remarks recently on his website about how we might be better off as a country if the united states government didn't have or maybe maybe the president himself didn't have the standing. army at their disposal that we have today tom thank you so much for joining us thanks lecture me so we look at obama's wars we look at this i mean it's almost hard not to call it an empire at this point you know people could look in years past that well it's an economic empire it's the bases or it's this or it's that and it was kind of a tenuous argument to say it's an empire now we're in. iraq afghanistan pakistan libya we're bombing yemen. i'm known for getting a couple here we've got a company tens because one hundred countries from what i understand will actively but i mean we perform an extraordinary rendition oh it's just it's so it's so hard to keep track of the empire these days but now it's really like it's

by the way, nice little campaign slogan -- we did it right in texas. >> that is what america is looking for, another texas governor. the one place that they can get marks for his presidency is when comparing who is responsible, and by two to one, people say george bush and his policies. if you close your eyes, rick perry sounds like rich little doing george bush. it really does. i have a role. i remember the bumper sticker of any candidate on my car who uses the words optimize, proactive, or prioritize. i was leading in his direction, but when he said prioritize, that did it. >> you don't like his english. >> he can do in texas what most states can do. they do not have armies. they did not fight wars. they do not have global responsibilities. one aspect of this whole discussion thatt is being overlooked, ignored, whether the debt ceiling will be raised for two years or for six months, the way this thing is going, given what is on the table now and the possibility that there will be cuts, there will be massive dislocation in this country. children are going to find that their access to hospi

for internet users across america plus g.o.p. presidential hopeful michele bachmann could very well snag her party's nomination once voters get to glimpse of her radical beliefs and form of religious associations her campaign for the white house could you rail and someone needs to pay their bills ideally take tonight how republicans are trying to pull their dads at the expense of the rest of us. is the united states headed down. same road as iran a group of law professors fear so and they penned a letter to congress to raise their concerns over a piece of legislation who gives the government power to take websites offline to censor search engines and essentially break down the internet the legislation known as the protect ip act is the creature of the entertainment lobby and is meant to curb online privacy suiting piracy by forcing an internet service providers to take certain websites offline if they're suspected of copyright infringement giving away free music or movies but here's the kicker whether or not those sites are actually engaged in copyright infringement doesn't apparently need to be proven by a third party or a court it's strictly up to the entertainment industry in other words if they don't l

for over the football we're after a less than impressive start to this year's cup america campaign argentina are finally able to breathe a sigh of relief the host speeding costa rica in a game to win to make the quarterfinals lionel messi and co coming good after two draws in their opening matches that barcelona feel to score again but he was very good on that day and he was sergio a very great where it was opener coming in first half stoppage time before his second to argentina. in the break i'm going to maria then out of his side's third ensuring the prevent favorites one crush before the last eight excitement at least of argentina qualify second from group a colombia topped the table. hitting the canvas now russia looks set to hail a new hero in the martial arts world very shortly but she'll hosack off set to take his place among kickboxing elites when he joins the k one ranks later this year robert for danny and takes up the story. he came he saw he conquered that's essentially been but the high school career to date the russians captured every major title global keep books in this world

campaign has been killed. >> u.s. house of representatives is preparing to vote on the republican plan for a short-term increase in america's debt limit. story,'s stay with that the vote on the u.s. debt ceiling, which has been delayed. we speak with a senior fellow of economic studies at the brookings institution in washington, who joins us on the line. what do you make of this delay? it shows republicans are really digging in their heels? >> it shows that. this is not unusual, though. often, these kind of shenanigans happen right up until the final vote it appears the republicans do not have the vote. the vote is about three hours late. it is not clear what would happen. even if it passes the house, it will not pass the senate in its present form. there will have to be negotiations between house and senate. there is still a long ways to go. >> what happens now? if john boehner cannot get agreement, what happens? why is this happening? are republicans really struggling to get this agreement, or are they trying to do more, a political statement, trying to damage president obama? >> i don't think that is part of it at all. r

for your favorite park. a campaign to get california parks more money.  >>> yosemite, joshua tree, which park is your favorite? coca-cola is sponsoring a national contest america is your park and you can vote. top vote getter a $100,000 grant. second place gets $50,000 and third place wins $25,000. you can earn extra points for your park by uploading photos on facebook. >> that is going to be tough. but the weather will be nice for that if you are going today. >> in some places. here is a look at mount diablo and vollmer peak is where the camera situated. clear sky and temperatures in the upper 70s. one of the neighborhoods in the east bay, concord and livermore is feeling the warmup by the delta and parts of the north bay. elsewhere, not much change, still a lot of sunshine. you can tell where the fog is, oakland still patches of fog. also the coast, half moon bay. marine layer is situated all the way up and down the coast. 66 in redwood city. 71 in santa rosa with 70 in fremont so getting brighter in parts of the east bay. sunshine today for the time being. we may see the fog linger throughout the coastline. we'll see a little sun late in the day but we'll k

prime minister's new cabinet unclear how effective the new campaign is for famine but let's just hope it's. the not so fit tea party here in america doesn't get any ideas male or female. after the break conservatives jamie weinstein and daniel helper drawing me as we do crowd politics biggest topics in the lone liberal blog. website with twenty four seventh's live streaming what to do about the ongoing financial hurricane unlimited free high quality videos for download. and stories you never find on mainstream is. going to get themselves a political. posting aren't. is when is it i don't have time for the lone liberal when i debate two expert political commentators on the big issues of the week our panel tonight daniel help or any online editor of the deal at the weekly standard and jamie weinstein senior editor at the daily caller jane thank you probably because it was hard to get started here democrats are using their secret weapon in the debt limit debate ronald reagan take a look at this new message released by house democrats yesterday. congress says. it's. before. this chips is the government supposed to rely on social secur

when cuban exiles began their campaign against the cuban government, but for both sides, this is a struggle that is not yet over. >> you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, he helped give the basketball a global appeal. now the chinese player is retiring. the last suspected war criminal on the run after the conflict gain yugoslavia. he ran -- he led the ethnic surge. >> a brief glimpse of the man who has been hiding for seven years. the last remaining suspects wanted by the u.n. tribunal and they paid. of the suspects indicted, it had been feared he was the one that got away, but in the early hours of wednesday morning, he was seized. he was said to be meeting somebody who hid. announcing his arrest, the serbian president said it had been his country's moral and legal responsibilities. asking why it took so long to find him, he reminded about other cases. >> if i had to bring up other cases, for example the case about osama bin laden. that is the same situation. we have been working very hard. >> when croatia broke away from yugoslavia in 1991, he led a rebellion. he took charge of the estimate surge. the counts against him include murder

for cash. >> good morning, elizabeth. you know, it's true, the celebration of america's birthday is a key moment for those trying to be america's president. in new hampshire there was an unexpected campaign collision and in iowa some unexpected loneliness. it was a fourth of july face-off. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: parades and independence day turned independence fray as candidates raced down the parade route, the small town of amherst, new hampshire, simply not big enough to keep them apart. republican mitt romney and jon huntsman met face to face. what did they say? >> it was a nice exchange, a nice greeting. wishing each other luck and being friends. that's the way that all the candidates on the republican side should be. >> reporter: halfway across the country in clear lake, iowa, two other candidates enjoyed the same parade though hardly the same crowds. >> hi there. happy fourth of july. >> reporter: the surging michele bachmann was surrounded by a sparkly throng of supporters and a new campaign bus. the fourth is a glorious day for all americans including candidates. for them, it may be a chance to take a break from their recent big obsession, cash. mitt romney expects to

campaigned for this job. he begged for this job hope and change, hope and change. people fainting before him. a new era of americahe political courage to go out and put his plan on paper and the republicans have one, two, three, four, five plans that we can read, we can absorb, we can look at with specifics, voted on, why is the president politically a coward? >> let me just say this is not about plans, sean. you can have all of the plans in the world. what america needs tonight is a deal that avert this crisis. >> sean: why can't he put his deal out there. >> eric cantor said the presidents, president obama the white house put $2 trillion in cuts on the table. a huge victory for republicans. >> sean: there is a big difference between the ryan plan voted on. the cut cap and balance voted on. they are trying to get votes tonight for a deal that their own base is angry about. >> correct, republicans, a shooting squad and let me tell you something the left in the country is infuriated with president obama and the white house because they think he is give to much to the republicans. >> sean: he lost the tax raising d

for abc news asked him to hold up a campaign t-shirt of his. let's show you how this turned out zbl out. >> a lot of what you are talking about is taking america ed for t-shirts to be send to us made in america. i picked up that one and it is made in el salvador. it is printed here in atlanta. it was a big thing when we talked to your campaign about how you wanted things to be made in america. do you have plans to change things? >> i have no -- i have to ask the folks that ordered this. i didn't order it and i don't do it. >> that was a rush order the volunteers got. >> a challenge with volunteer campaign, lots of volunteers do lots of different things. >> volunteer campaigns and lots of volunteers do different things. it was an awkward moment. he had been talking about the importance of made in america. >> yeah. i mean -- there are -- you can get t-shirts made in canada -- in america if you wanted to. i think someone ordered them online. we are going to be back in just a few moments. news of the word staff may have thought they hit rock bottom when their paper closed. they are being offered new jobs. you won't believe where. [ jon ] we don't j

for restoring america's financial future. the website is >> tomorrow, adam green talks about the campaign to get one had 75,000 people to not donate or volunteer for president obama if the changes social security, medicare, and medicaid. erik wasson will talk about the pending trade agreement. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. the meeting at the white house wrapped up earlier as president obama met with congressional leaders for about one hour and 15 minutes to talk about the deficit reduction plan. the white house put forward a package of $4 trillion in cuts. late last night, house speaker john boehner said republicans would not accept the plan that includes tax increases. they want to use the plan that includes about $$2 trillion in cuts. earlier today, the leader of the republicans in the senate, mitch mcconnell, echoed his remarks. he said raising taxes is a bad idea, especially in today's weak economy. the debt reduction plan has been tied to allowing the nation's debt ceiling to be raised. the deadline for that is august 2 when the government will go into default. two of the president's top adviser

thank you very much for your insight there jeremy corbyn a british opposition labor party m.p. m.p.'s campaigner thank you. russia has harshly criticized america's decisions were imposed travel restrictions on a group of russian officials linked to the case of a lawyer who died in jail sergei magnitsky died after spending almost a year in a russian prison while awaiting trial for tax evasion he is across the story for r.t. . washington says that this so-called blacklist is a consequence of what it says was a violation of city my community's rights just to remind you he was a lawyer who worked with the lawyers for an investment fund here in russia he was accused of organizing a huge money laundering scheme was arrested but died to give for the court could make a decision on his case now he's a family blames the police and doctors for his death and leader several human rights groups put together a list of people who they say are connected to his death it's not clear whether the blacklist is exactly the same as that one but it is reported that around sixty people are on it including some senior russian police officials agents of the federal securit

for your favorite park. a campaign to get california parks more money. =x=x=x=x=x=x=xi >>> yosemite, joshua tree, which park is your favorite? coca-cola is sponsoring a national contest americaur park and you can vote. top vote getter a $100,000 grant. second place gets $50,000 and third place wins $25,000. you can earn extra points for your park by uploading photos on facebook. >> that is going to be tough. but the weather will be nice for that if you are going today. >> in some places. here is a look at mount diablo and vollmer peak is where the camera situated. clear sky and temperatures in the upper 70s. one of the neighborhoods in the east bay, concord and livermore is feeling the warmup by the delta and parts of the north bay. elsewhere, not much change, still a lot of sunshine. you can tell where the fog is, oakland still patches of fog. also the coast, half moon bay. marine layer is situated all the way up and down the coast. 66 in redwood city. 71 in santa rosa with 70 in fremont so getting brighter in parts of the east bay. sunshine today for the time being. we may see the fog linger throughout the coastline. we'll see a little sun late in the day but we'll keep th

campaign as a result of pressure from. his. appointment . with the sports news stay with us for. hello welcome to the sports update live from moscow the top stories copa america football defending champions brazil posted a second joy against paraguayan while the nasrallah defeat equal to go top of the group standings. in the one hundred balls. to secure pole for something pretty strong play at silverstone ahead of teammate and championship leaders about stand to tell. from this day forward it is hall of famer. the most charismatic tennis player of the ninety's has joined the hall of fame. or has had to argentina first where copa america defending champions brazil were held to yet another jewel by a pair of why this time around the a time when it's over thirty eight minutes third jet son a long long reign child found the back of the net but there are why i worked hard in the beginning of the second hall fan found themselves in from top to scoring twice within twelve minutes my so as to get rebuilt crossing from lunch the city striker ok santa cruz from the left there to help the net he's twenty five international gold and then in the sixty sixth man of the sam

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for america. but they did not pursue a policy and the naysayers have the stronger hand to play and it is too bad they did not carry the day. >> host: the jimmy carter campaign i will never lie to you was the line he used. did he live up to that? >> guest: he told at least one lie when it became clear that the iran rescue mission would be exposed, he had his press secretary lie to the newsman who could smell the operation was about to take place. in that case carter and powell did the right thing. none of them felt a good about it. what is very interesting about lie as a form of deception come and be engage in deception and all the time of the day the lives. when you ask president obama about the economy, he downplays or omits the negative news. when boy meets girl he was to date the girl he goes to great lengths to portray himself and the positive light. he is spending. that is part of the daily life but hotline is a special form of deception and most people in our society the vast majority of people would recoiled being call the lawyer. something terrible about watching. as a result, i don't think the lighters who like to their people feel good about it. t

for sins sfr strong america. the group is running the ad targeting shelly moore in wisconsin's recall campaign. >>> well ark video is taking flight right now thanks to a little thing called angry birds. if you haven't played it yet or much less heard of it, people might wonder what rock you've been under. the addictive game has you sling shooting these birds across a landscape knocking down, you know, rocks and whatever. the bird are angry because the pigs hold their eggs. that's the whole premise. check out these stats 300 million players downloaded it. they have flung more than 100 billion birds. that's more birds than actually exist in the world. we have a space and technology expert. >> angry birds are taking over the world, in case you haven't noticed. >> the world domination of angry birds. the weird thing about this is when you're out in public i see middle aged women playing it. sitting at the bar and they've got their ipads out and -- >> their iphone. that's the appeal of this game. it has the ease of use. you can get into it very quickly. you understand the game very quickly. you talked about the battle

america." michelle obama's keep moving campaign. companies are even offering bonuses forme schools have taken soda out of the vending machines and cities and states desperate to curb their appetite say calories should be on menus. 1,060 calories for the best/leg breast meal enough to care you or the baconator that is over 2,000 calories. one study shows that posting calories isn't having any impact. >> we are trained to look at food in a whole different way. if you put larger meals in front of children we will think about larger meals. small meals won't look right. >> reporter: there was one ray of hope in the obesity study, last year 28 straight as reported increases. in this year, just 16, a little bit of good news but a report card we all probably agree is an "f." >> thank you so much. >>> coming up next, yes, we can hear you now but perhaps nobody wants to. what happens when your cell phone rings at exactly the wrong time like during your own tennis match. jeff, lunch! uh-huh. jeff? right there. jeff! honey, i can't walk any faster. [ female announcer ] the great tast

campaign to get san francisco's ed lee to run for mayor. he'd be the instant front runner. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> we'll start with a strange incident involving one of america's game show hofts. >> and. >> alex trebek chased a would be burglar in his hotel. and this is unexpected questions. >> and if i get answers right i want that daily double. and this it was a brazen burglary. and the burglar wa

the other america europe reader i've got thirty forty one hot air like the number one or the number one job . oh me oh. yes his two campaign slogans were i like ike and vote for peace vote for eisenhower he was a moderate republican who stood up for working people who kept tax rates on the rich at ninety one percent and made sure that the middle class in america was protected by f.d.r.'s new deal policies as he told his brother edgar in one nine hundred fifty four in a letter to him should any political party attempt to abolish social security unemployment insurance and eliminate labor laws and farm programs you would not hear that party again in our political history and eisenhower was right the only way republicans of the end been able to win the presidency since he left office in sixty one has been by either outright treason or by a criminal fraud involving the supreme court or by being a vice president under a criminal president and that's where we are today dealing with the aftermath of all these republican crimes and five illegitimate republican presidents stacking the supreme court and the federal judiciary. so when people tell you that the republicans

for us. michelle bachmann thf morning said she hopes the bad numbers help her campaign. there's a risk for the republicans here that they're talking down the economy and they could look like they want america to fail so they could succeed. >> we know bad economic numbers are good for the people not in the white house and running for the white house. so it's a fine line, and a very sensitive line to walk. >> it's the new narrative for july and august and september. lack of job. and that's going to have an impact on the debt limit negotiations that now takes tax increases off the time. >> it's awfully difficult for the president to say now i really want to raise taxes because everybody knows raising taxes kills jobs. for the president to try to get around that is going to hurt him even more. all the republican presidential candidates are absolutely right. they're not gleeful. they think the president's economic theories have not worked. they think they have the right theorys. that's why they're focused like a laser beam on jobs. i think this helps mitt romney because he has a lot of credibility on the economy. >> i know people say oh, yes, this has a lot to do with creating job, but it only