jay carney today said the president will sign that bill. >> bret: thank you.he republican controlled house has passed a bill to freeze major government regulations until the unemployment rate drops 6% or below. 13 democrats crossed the aisle to support that bill, two republicans opposed it. the measure has virtually no chance. in the democrat run senate. still ahead, the declaration for independence. first, get ready to pay more, maybe a lot more, at the grocery store. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. >>> members of the public already contributed nearly $2 million to help victims of last week's midnight movie massacre in colorado. many survivors face enormous medical bills. three of the five hospitals treating them will limit or forgive those bills. the presidential candidates are taking shots at the combustible issue of gun control in the wake of the tragedy. president obama and governor romney are going in different directions. >> i, like most americans, believe the second a

and you can hear it in jay carney dancing.of, you know, saying what we have done -- kind of what we have done -- excuse for what we have done and why we can't do more. >> president obama has called for common sense measures that protect the second amendment rights and improve public safety by keeping guns out of the hands of those who should not have them under existing law. >> he said that over and over and again, but the question keeps coming back what is the president willing to do in is he going to call a special session of congress? he is going to go up to capitol hill and demand a vote. here again jay carney dancing on the issue. >> he believes we can enhance the enforcement of existing laws by making it more difficult for those that should not have weapons under existing laws making it more difficult for them to obtain weapons. >> so -- so -- on the one hand the president has these great speeches saying we got to do something, and then he says he have to enforce the existing lous. obviously the existing laws are not wor

it just says carney right there. john carney and robert frank. carney and frank. >> there we got.r internet retailers should be forced to collect sales tax. walmart representative weighing in. >> these transactions, millions of them everyday are simply going without proper tax treatment. with the exponential growth of internet retailing the result to traditional retailers, not to mention critical local services, is devastating. >> john, should those internet retailers be forced to collect sales tax on every single sale? >> absolutely not. it's working the opposite everybody thinks it will. this will help big companies like amazon and hurt small businesses that ship things interstate. companies like amazon has the wherewithal to deal with the tax regimes in the small 50 states, if you're a small local bookstore selling things across the country, you won't be able to do it. amazon gets richer. >> it will hurt the little guys more than bigger guys. >> little guys, gives them one less thing to complain about. i think it should be across the board level playing field. texas has already

poor jay carney. he should have had it prepared. i remember the time, it wasn't that long ago, that the classes were obsessed with the idea this president as a candidate wasn't black enough then he was too black. >> right. >> his relationship with african-american voters is fascinating. and it's also at the same time overwrought and in terms of coverage and, frankly, how much more can you say about it? he's got 95% approval. he doesn't need to do this. he does need to do certain other things just on his campaign schedule. so my guess is the honest jay carney answer is there are 20 other things that he can do now and the naacp will be there for him and he knows that and they know that. >> part of that unspoken logic is that the president needs to better connect with white working class voters who are not at the naacp which brings us to michael's piece. michael, you talk about the president on the campaign trail, and the certain patterns have developed in the way that he talks to certain voters. i thought that was really interesting.

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listen to those comments followed by jay carney pushing back. >> the obama administration has figured. he made that accusation based on rumors he said he had heard in the journalistic community. that same person called russia the soviet union. he called governor romney governor reagan on several occasions. >> william son had been referring to david sangor the "new york times" reporter some of this information. carney was able to jump all over that william son the romney advisor did mess up and confuse russia with the soviet union which kind of undermined some of the other charges, shep. >> shepard: all right. ed henry at the white house this afternoon. thanks very much. the senior iranian official today appeared to offer tehran's full support for the syrian regime that is murdering its own people. iran's vice president in charge of international affairs said that iran is ready to share experience and capabilities with the syrians. but did he not explain what that meant. the comments came a day after a spokesman for iran's joints chief of staff said syria has friends in the region read

that violence is increasing, rather than decreasing. >> carney said he fears more violence and chaos will follow if assad stays in power. he called on the international community to support a transition of power. >>> former egyptian vice president omar suleiman has died of a heart attack. he was one of expresident hosni mubarak's associates. the news agency reported he died on thursday in a u.s. hospital. he was 76 years old. he served as the head of the country's intelligence services for 18 years. s suleman played a role in many things. observers considered him a possible successor to mubarak. he announced his candidacy for if the presidency in april but the election commission did not allow him to run. he had been receiving treatment for lung and heart diseases in the u.s. for the past three weeks. >>> american corporate executives are running around this week announcing earnings. we've already heard from several leading chipmakers this week. our business team joins us with the latest from another tech giant? >> exactly, catherine. we heard from intel earlier this week. today, we

carney fired back at the romney camp an richmond williamson wednesday accused tom done lynn of leakinga "new york times" reporter about cairo war and iran. >> the obama administration figured out how to -- >> he made that accusation based

carney said, oh my god, when the machine could not let her change her vote, giving the republicans avictory. and that's your morning push of "scrambled politics." >>> last night on "politics nation," democratic congressman donna edwards of maryland talked about the health care law upheld by the supreme court last week and told host al sharpton it's important for the people in her state. >> we're ready now to accept the resources that the federal government is providing for us in order to get implemented. we know that already people are receiving preventive health services. we know already that young people who would otherwise be denied, who have pre-existing conditions, are being covered. we know young people up to age 26 are now covered on their parents' health care plans and that seniors are going to have their medications covered and they won't have to reach into their pocket with that doughnut hole. i think in maryland, we've said, you know what, this is the law. the constitutionality has been decided. we're going to embrace the impleme implementtation. >> don't miss "politics na

jay carney said that the president's view is we can take steps to make sure guns are out of the hands of people who should not have them under existing law. holmes is currently being held in solitary confinement. we will host a round table on the shootings and past mass killings after the headlines. police in the california city of anaheim are facing allegations of murder and brutality after shooting two latino men over the weekend and firing rubber bullets at crowds. one anaheim officers shot and killed men will be as after he reportedly ran away from a group of officers who confronted him in an alleyway. diaz was unarmed. one witness reported that he had his back to the officers when he was shot in the buttocks. police then allegedly shot another bullet through his head. two of his sister's demand justice for their slain brother. >> once they shot him in the leg, he went down and then they shot him in the head. my brother did not have a weapon on him at all. >> these cops do not know what they have done to our family, especially my mom. we are going to bring this to justice. >> hour

. >> steve: you heard jay carney. he's got a lot on his placement of course, that's fund-raiser, but i digress. let's talk about what your colleague from across the aisle, senator patty murray of washington, was talking about a couple of days ago. she made it very clear that the democrats are ready to let the bush era tax cuts expire all together. they're not fooling around this time. listen to the senator from the great state of washington. >> if we can't get a good deal, a balanced deal that calls on the wealthy to pay their fair share, then i will absolutely continue this debate into 2013 rather than lock in a long-term deal this year to throw middle class families under the bus. >> steve: you know, a lot of people have heard we're coming to a fiscal cliff or tax armageddon or stuff like that. they don't realize that shortly after the election, there is a real judgment day coming for washington, d.c. >> there is a real judgment day coming for the american economy. i think what's going to happen is we're going to se

and these are carney's words, were concern that you feel as a parent carney said that he mentioned how heavy his heart is and how he understands the pain that parents and loved ones must be suffering. the campaign and the white house made the joint decision to cut short the president's campaign swing in florida. he is going to talk about this at fort myers, florida, at 11:20 eastern time this morning. and you'll be hearing that. and then instead of going on, he's going to come back here to washington, d.c., because as carney said he both wants to stay on top of events and also to find out what is happening to the victims. earlier today, the white house released a statement from the president and the first lady, which said michelle and i are shocked and saddened by the horrific and tragic shooting in colorado. federal and local law enforcement are still responding. my administration and i will do everything that we can to support the people of aurora in this extraordinarily difficult time. we are committed, the statement says, to bring whoever was responsible to justice, ensuring the sa

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carney is a ten-year lawmaker. she pushed the green button meant to override.the red. the rules prevent voters from changing. carney's vote changed the outcome, the one vote that made all of the difference. but should her constituents be punished for her mistake? we know it was a mistake and it seems like the right thing to do is to change her vote. but red, green, yes, no, everyone else got it right. seriously? "ac 360" starts now. >>> hey, welcome, everyone. tonight, keeping them honest special. an investigation into charity cheats. when you open your heart and wallet to help a charity, how do you know your money is going to be put to good use? drew griffin investigated charities and not spending where donors expect tmt one of the charities under scrutiny is squall called dvnf. there's no sign that the cash donations, more than $56 million over three years, went directly to the men and women who sacrificed so much in war zones. not one dime of that money. the senate finance committee is demanding money from the dvnf. they have launched an investigation into i

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carney is a ten-year lawmaker. she pushed the green button meant to override.t voters from changing. carney's vote changed the outcome, the one vote that made all of the difference. but should her constituents be punished for her mistake? we know it was a mistake and it seems like the right thing to do is to change her vote. but red, green, yes, no, everyone else got it right. seriously? >>> tonight, the hottest fourth of july in history, fires, drought, flooding, and something called the show. what does it all mean? i'll ask sam champion. >>> plus, she may be one of the most hated women in america, casey anthony found not guilty of murder one year ago for the death of her daughter caylee. i talked to her a while ago. she says she's innocent. loud and clear, i didn't kill my girl. after that interview thousands of you still don't believe casey anthony. now her attorney is back with her side of the story on the first anniversary. also, what chynna phillips says about it all. >> try going to dinner with and you will be doubled over in pain. >> i can believe that.

gun lobby president obama seemed to reject calls for any new gun controls his press secretary jay carney carney told reporters on sunday the president is focused on doing the things that we can do that protect second amendment rights which he thinks is important but also to make it harder for it of vigils who should not under existing law have weapons to obtain them the key words there are under existing law meaning no new laws regarding gun control democratic congresswoman carolyn maloney a champion for gun control in recent years offered this sobering assessment on the chances of any sensible gun control legislation coming out of this latest tragedy saying this. i always look at it this way no one from the n.r.a. is ever going to vote for me and they're just not they might even come after me on other issues but the thing of it is as a politician a lot of politicians know it's the right thing to try to fight for something to save lives they don't have a spine anymore they pander to who's giving the money and the n.r.a. has a lot of money so what is our in a nation do in the wake of this

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representative becky carney says that's exactly what happened late monday night when she accidentallyracking. >> i made a mistake and i tried to recognize it to be reversed as people were doing and it was too late because it would change the outcome. >> reporter: they do that a lot. they push the wrong button and then change their votes later. but this vote did affect the veto override, so the rules don't allow carney to change it said representative paul stamm, no matter what her intentions were. >> that's not how it works. >> reporter: carney could have asked for that rule to be suspended but she never got the chance. stamm used a par liamentary maneuver. >> i think that the member was well aware of how to vote, green or red. for whatever reason, maybe it was a mistake, maybe she decided to change her vote, but we can't do that. >> reporter: carney says it was a mistake and she takes responsible for i. but she said midnight end of session votes don't exact employ help i feel rotten and i feel tirednd afeel mistakes are made constantly when people are tire and under the stress of pus

seems simple, the carney told us, what you can't see is a spring behind it bouncing the balls out. >>n and to get me to play he's easy, he puts three balls in, but watch closely, he only takes two balls out, leaving one in the tub. >> can you do it from here? now when he plays, there's a ball in there cutting down on the bounciness, a perk you don't get when you play. >> you take your free shot. >> your ball will stay in there. >> when it comes in this one deadens it, but when your money comes out to play, out comes that helpful ball in there and watch what happens now. >> and again. you lose every time. >> reporter: that karn ral worker told us his game isn't rigged and the carnival manager told us none of them are. >> that's a thing of the past and we get very few complaints. >> we monitor the games and we background check our employees. >> reporter: look at this game, the old carnival classic, knock over the milk bottles. here's how it should work. >> bottom two are lined up perfectly. there you go. >> reporter: so i tried it out on the indiana midway. loser! i wasn't the only lose

what they are trying to do from the white house podium, carney today said, look, things are headed in the right direction. there is more work to be done but tried to put it on congress to do more to turn it around. >> we will keep pressing for action. the president will continue to do everything he can to help the economy grow and create jobs. he will continue to hammer the point that we know what we can do right now to spur growth and job creation. congress needs to act. >>reporter: the pressure is going to stay on this white house because a week from today we will get another jobs report, the performance for the month of july. a lot of people at the white house are embracing to see whether or not that will be another bad report as we have seen last few months or whether there will be positive news next week that can sort of help the president say thing are moving forward. trace? >>trace: of course as governor romney is overseas getting beaten up on other topics. how is he responding to the g.d.p. numbers? >>reporter: he is being very careful overseas not to be critical of the presid

>> reporter: jay carney got a question along those lines.ting because the president coming out for these middle class tax cuts. he said before, there is also a division in the democratic party about whose tax cuts to extend. nancy pelosi and other democrats said it should be a million dollars or less. megyn: they disagree with the president on that. the battle over healthcare is heating up on capitol hill. the house rules committee meeting on a bill to repeal the healthcare law and the oversight committee is set to examine the law's impact on doctors, patients and job creation. house democrats are launching a full-scale ad war against those republicans who want to repeal the law. >> carla knows the breast cancer screenerring she got saved her life. your member of congress may vote to repeal important healthcare benefits for everyday americans. megyn: congressman darrell issa is the chairman of the committee that will hold the hearing tomorrow. one of the focus you will have tomorrow. i guess you believe the public is with you on this, is sma

here is jake carney. >> does nothing to improve the bottom line for middle-class families.g to send a single 18-year-old american to college. it does nothing to help build new industries in this country. and it certainly does nothing to help provide health care to the american people. >> congressional democrats also hammering away at their particular talking point that the affordable care act will help to create four million jobs across the country. trace? >> the republicans say there is no evidence to support the claim at all. dow jones industrial>>doug: theo evidence that it will create jobs or has and the chairman of the house committee said businesses with fewer than 50 employees taking great pains not to reach the 50 employee threshhold where they are hit hard by the act and he pointed out that many medical device manufacturers have faced this tax so they have been forced to lay off people not to mention the uncertainty and hesitancy on american businesses not to expect if fear of what will happen to them as the affordable care act kicks in. trace if >>trace: thank you

afterwards, carney said i feel rotten and i feel tired and mistakes are made constantly when people are but i take responsibility for my vote. her request for a doover was denied. >>> the ballot counting continues in a process that could seal the fate of controversial veteran democratic congressman charles rangel. laura ingle has the latest. >> reporter: under the watchful eye of congressman rangel representative and those of the main challenger, state senator adriano espaillat, workers spent the day in lower manhattan counting roughly 2,000 provisionm and absentee ballo ballots meanwhile, lawyers for the democratic rivals were in court in the bronx for hearing on espaillat's allegation that latino voters with bluerbeed or imperially asked for identification in the 13th congressional district primary. board of election commissioners refuse that and depend the workers. >> one thing i can tell you, at the end of the day, every single ballot will be counted. soon the board of elections will certify a winner this race. >> this afternoon, supreme court judge john carter ruled he will have th

press secretary carney pointed out there are two investigations trying to pin down where the leaks came from but ruled out the president's involvement saying the president finds it preposterous to suggest the white house would leak the information for gain. the president is the most important consumer of classified information. >> he has to make life-and-death decisions based on that information all the time. he thinks it is extremely important that information be safeguarded. >>reporter: bin laden leak get as lot of attention but there was a leak about al qaeda on the arabian peninsula was more damaging. >>shepard: how did the white house respond to the accusations that the national security advisor is the source of these leaks? >>reporter: they responded in an angry fashion. this comes from a top foreign policy advisor who was then provide to sudan for george w. bush and accused him of leaking to "new york times" reporter who wrote book about mr. obama's foreign policy. carney said williamson based the claim on rumors. >> that same person called russia the soviet union multiple occasi

carney said williamson based the claim on rumors. >> that same person called russia the soviet union multiple occasions and he called governor romney governor reagan and could not accurately or intelligently or coherently state a foreign policy difference between this president and the governor. >>reporter: the admiral who led the bin laden raid says that both the white house and capitol hill are taking the leaks very, very seriously and says they need to because the leak could cost lives. >>shepard: thank you from the white house. >> the labor department is reporting a steep drop in the number of americans applying for jobless benefits, down by 35,000 last week for 353,000. that is a new or nearly a now year lower but temperature factors could cause the dramatic ups and downs we have seen recently. and now to gerri, anchor of the willis report. how reliable are the numbers? >>gerri: not so much. the automaker shut downs in the summertime are taking less time off and it is throwing off the statistics. ford takes two weeks but they took one week. chrysler did not shut down because the

starting yesterday, white house press secretary jay carney said president wants to keep guns away from people who shouldn't have them. during the primary season you might remember romney said he would oppose new laws that would burden gun owners. a poll asked if it was more important to control guns or protect the rights to ownership. it was a split. we'll have to see if either one of the candidates decide to make this a big issue in their campaign. >> thanks for that live report. >>> leaders from all over the world are in washington for the international aids conference. over 20,000 people are attending to discuss the lobe response to hiv and aids. secretary of state hillary clinton addressed the crowd today. >> and i am here to set a goal for a generation that is free of aids. >> also among those attending, the former president bill clinton, former first lady laura bush. the conference will last until this friday. >>> all right. i'm jamie costello. coming up all new at 6:00, penn state is slammed with a $60 million fine for its handling of the jerry sandusky case. >> plus, are you pl

tim carney, you may have to go into the history of how we got into iraq and what we expended there. >> iraq it different from afghanistan in one direction but different from the west in another direction. afghanistan, we've had a much harder problem building up a state and civil society at all because there wasn't sort of anything to build on. iraq, before we went in and did the regime change there was a regime. there was a civilization. so we've built something more stable. we haven't been able to keep al qaeda out, obviously so then we look at future regime changes. what'd we do in libya? even in iraq that had such a history of itself being a nation, maybe this whole project of nation building is too risky. >> hold on for one minute. the u.s. costs, the lives and dollars in u.s. cost. >> reporter: okay, blood, sweat and many tears in our u.s. nine-year liberation and defense of iraq. 2003 to 2011, we have lost 4,485 american soldiers. we have spent almost $850 billion. that's over three-quarte trillion dollars on iraq. >> so how will history judge the involvement of the united state

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tim carney?ific offenses on the tea party is involuntary reaction in politics. we had brian ross of abc news speculate widely and irresponsible that the suspected shooter was a tea party member who had the same name. it showed up in a google search. this is not the first time. gabby giffords was shot and people killed in that case. you had a rush of people in the media and politicians and most notably paul crudly making this part of the tea party world. you have fazal shazad who is a pakistani american who is not a member of the tea party, let me put it that way. he was did tainted in pakistan. robert dreyfus said it was part of the tea party anti-government right. and mayor bloomberg suggested it was somebody upset about the health care bill. i could go on. >> the joe stack thing, which i wrote about in my book, with the exception of ryan ross making that statement, which was retracted, people have been good in the last day or two partly because we learn the lesson that we do not know. joe nelso

here's white house press secretary jay carney on sunday. quote, the president's view that we can take steps to keep guns out of the hands of people that should not have them under existing law. that's the focus right now. see much difference? neither did republican house speaker john boehner today. >> the president has made clear he's not going to use this horrific event to push for new gun laws. i agree. >> gun laws such as the ban on assault weapons that was passed during the clinton administration. it barred the sale of assault rifles, specifically including the ar-15 and high capacity magazines like the 100 shot drum the aurora shooter used. that law had a built in expiration eight yurgs. four years ago then candidate obama supported reviving the law. >> the reality of gun ownership may be different for hunters in rural ohio than those plagued by gang violence in cleveland. don't tell me we can't upheld the second amendment by keeping ak-47s out of the hapnds of criminals. >> he felt the same thing last year after the tucson killing whe

and i was struck by the fact that more a liberal president, jay carney came out the day of the shooting and said there will be no new policy. >> there is no republican support so you will not get... >> chris: what surprises me is how little democratic support. >> the reason the president didn't say anything about it, channelling what clinton said, when you look at southern ohio and northern florida, iowa, the places that will be swing areas in the presidential election, congressional election it is a bad issue for democrats and the moderate democrats find themselves in the position of, do they sacrifice themselves for a bill that probably will not have much impact and means when they lose they will not be able to do anything on health care or the environment or the other issues they care about, there is not political support for doing anything. >> chris: liz, can one support the right to bear arms and still question whether somebody like james holmes obviously disturbed, is able to get a semi-automatic rifle and a magazine that can carry 100 rounds. >> i think senator evan byah is exact