i am certain that greg craig, the former white house counsel to president obama, that if a negotiation is going on that may stop an indictment, his law license is very important, because being a lawyer -- look, i think we all know john edwards is not going to be a politician again, but he is interested in practicing law again and that is going to have to be dealt with in any plea negotiations. >> jessica, do we know what time tomorrow we'll learn what's happening? >> it's all very fluid. what is really happening is there are going to be meetings. there's no court appearance scheduled. so it's sort of one of these stories that's going to unfold and we will find out as we see people moving and walking. the one thing i would point out there are a lot of nervous politicians as well, anderson. don't forget the democratic national convention is happening in north carolina next year. so it would be a pretty unfortunate picture for the democratic party if you were to have the 2004 vice presidential candidate on trial in the same state that you're having your big celebration for your party conv

he made off in a white van. craig skalar kron 4 ms. >> violence threatens the capital of yemen's, at least six opposition forces have been killed one day after celebrations are about the following the departure of a president there who in the works surgery in saudi arabia. he's suffered wounds during an attack on his compound. there were fears that his absence could bring in more violent power struggle between military forces loyal to him into the armed tribesmen who have turned against him. >> her this morning, a rocket attack has killed five american troops. we have a video coming in from the scene in eastern baghdad. a barrage of the least three rockets hit in a rocky base in eastern baghdad killing five >>, new details about the coli outbreak in europe that was linked to contaminated vegetables, germany's ministry said that when tests showed course drops from an organic farm in northern germany were not the cause. it was believed that his farm in northern germany cost the of bread which has six and a few thousand

craig. overall african-american joblessness in chicago is over twenty percent more than twice the white rate there is no you know i don't care what kind of case you get some people just don't have. anything. over on the other side of the tracks a lot of drugs and a lot of people are turning to drugs a lot of a lot of people turn are selling drugs locals explain it's done here to get by robbery is also at a peak rather than go. on a good morning. anyway. for many it's a vicious circle. having peed for his crimes six months out of jail darryl bass is back where he started fighting for a job for the government is. just a simple. service that's what they. seem to say one thing we do trickle down at the north is their hair when you use a record high bridge drinking chicago bulls the top spot in the u.s. . food pantries are working nonstop as hunger intensifies but supplies are short oh my goodness it's almost to the point was unexplainable but is. increasing. the manner of food for hunger in chicago because of the economy the in the way it is the number of families living in poverty now stands ou

. >> yes, very high profile guy, greg craig, who was involved in defending president clinton in the impeachment, and actually, i think worked white house counsel for president obama, so he is one of the most high-powered lawyers in washington that you can get. now, as to the counts, the first count is a conspiracy count, and that is, you know, a conspiracy to break the law with regard to campaign finance funds. and then there are a number of counts in there having to do with illegal contributions. and then, there's also a false statements count relating to the government's theory that edwards disclosed or hid or tricked the government by not giving out information about the nature of these campaign contribution, because there are limits as to what you can, as to what you can give a candidate who is running for president. i just so you know it appears to me that we are getting pretty close to the moment when john edwards and his lawyer walk out of here, but they may be in there for a minute or two, but he has five lawyers. >> he has five lawyers. joe, if you can, describe the scene? i can only imagine the helicopters above, and th

craig at 1-800-94jenny today. >>> good morning. welcome back. time now 5:14. high stakes negotiations in washington over raising the nation's debt limit moves today to the white house. as ktvu's allison burns reports president obama will try to save negotiations that broke down last week. allison. >> reporter: that's right, dave. the talks led by vice president joe biden did break down last week when leading republicans walked out. today president obama steps in. this is a live look now at the nation's debt clock. the treasury department warns the united states will hit its $4.3 trillion debt limit on august 2nd unless congress acts, the nation will default for the first time. democrats and republicans in congress are at an impasse about how to deal with it. democrats want any deal to include tax increases. >> you cannot achieve what you set out to do if you say it's just about cutting. it has to be about increasing the revenue stream as well. >> reporter: now republican leaders reiterated this past weekend that raising taxes is a nonstarter. president obama meets this morning with senate majority leader harry reed. he meets with senate republican leader mitc

craig fugate. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 8:14. this morning, president obama meets with house republican leaders at the white house about what it wouldake for republicans to support raising the national debt limit. that's after the house voted against an increase jade. republicans jade -- increase yesterday. republicans say they will only vote for a bill like that if it includes spending cuts. >>> egypt's news state agency is reporting that hosni mubarak and his sons will go on trial august 3rd. mubarak will be charged with corruption and killing demonstrators who tried to force him out of trier last february. he could get the death penalty if convicted. his sons face charges of abusing power to make themselves wealthy. in. >>> in japan, a opposition -- >>> in japan, on opposition parties submitted -- opposition parties smitted a no-confidence vote and want the prime minister to resign. the prime minister rejected that. >>> a group of senior citizens -- is offering to work at the damaged plant. 250 volunteers all over the age of 60 have signed up. they say they should be the ones to work inside the plant instead of younger workers wh

craig's list and some other sites. the information is out there. criminals make it available because that way they are not breaking the law. but it is easy. can you buy a deck of 500 white cards for about $7. >> and you did this just to show how -- and what little time it takes to get all of your information. >> it's just a matter of minutes. and you have to understand, people that are dealing in this crime, they have all of the time in the world. they either sell your data or copy it over and make purchases. the goal is to turn it into money. so they have the opportunity to get your social security, credit or debit card numbers they want to take that and turn it into cash as soon as possible. >> and the big question that we all want to know is what do we do? >> it comes down to education. understand this can happen to you. and then go and do the education possible to figure out what are my risks? do i put my debit card out there way too often? should i be using my credit card more? what do the devices look like in case i happen to see one. notice your atm machine, has it been tampered with. these are the types of things we're telling consumers because we're moving way

craig nurse in the discussion. >> i know he was in the meeting. my understanding is the president did most of the talking for the white house demonstration. >> secretary geithner is going to capitol hill tomorrow. are you worried the message isn't getting across to republicans about the debt limit? >> i think it indicates how seriously we take this issue and the treasury secretary address the particular substance of why it is so essential to raise the debt ceiling. the consequence of not doing it and the impact it's had on the market, interest rates, economic growth and job creation. i think if they do consistently from here and others do from other venues, need to simply reiterate the absolute necessity of making a vote in raising the debt ceiling that we do not reverse the very important and substantial progress we've made since the worst recession of the great depression. >> said they are not unwilling to raise the debt limit card that there needs to be in agreement on how to cut the debt and they need to find it helpful for administrations and it would be better to focus on the cut in half to get the debt down. >> what we said is we're doing good.