i am not here to speak about david cooper, but we have had meetings on it. >> a long time -- i literally lived on the border. right in the middle of my street is the city. i wanted to say thank you very much for including chicago. we met with a number of members. they're very happy about that. thank you for your service. >> i wanted to say thank you for keeping chicago as part of district 11. >> i would like to thank you for putting it all back in district 5 and to keep all of you -- we built a strong, vibrant, and cohesive community. one of the most critical partners to build a more thriving and resilient community, that is the episcopal church. as they mentioned, it has traditionally been an african- american church that was founded 89 years ago and gave the episcopal african-americans the church of their own. ballot has transformed into a melting pot of races and backgrounds that reflects the character. we're continually called upon to be a case of comfort and caring. just last week, showing solidarity and support from the community reading. the place where everyone matters makes it o

till smoldering at 30% containment and authorities are hoping mother nature will continue to cooperate. david? >> can see the smoke behind you. alex, thanks to you. >>> the american grad student fighting for his life tonight after being attacked by the chifrs he was caring for in south africa. tonight more on the attack and family now rushing to his side. here's abc's bazi kanani now. >> reporter: he loved to blog and tweet about chimpanzees. and 26-year-old andrew oberle was excited to be spending this summer at the jane goodall sanctuary for the animals. ever since he saw a movie about goodall, the famous researcher, in the seventh grade, he wanted to help save chimps from abuse and poachers. but now, it's his own life he is fighting for. >> the patient is this critical condition although stable at the moment. >> reporter: oberle was rushed to the hospital thursday after the horrifying attack. two of the apes, named nikki and amadeus, reached under an electric fence and pulled him by his feet. rescuers say he was mauled from head to toe and dragged a half mile before paramedics and armed gu

today, alabama campaign adviser -- obama campaign adviser david axelrod condemned teh heckling. rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. >> the election in greece and the financial turmoil will be taking center stage at the g-20 in mexico. they have elected in a pro- bailout government. >> i think the election in greece yesterday indicated positive prospect for not only them forming a government but also working constructively with their international partners in order that they can continue on the path of reform. >> what happens in greece remains to be seen. world leaders are also worried about spain. they, too, may need a bailout. >> back at home, harry thomas is expected to head to federal prison this week. he will serve his 38 month sentence in montgomery alabama. he pled guilty to embezzling the the bonds. he held a gathering in northeast washington that he said he was a humbled by his prosecution. >> still to come, the metro big overhaul is officially under way. we look at how rushed + went on day one. a local parking lot under a crack down by police. >> this church has had to file for bankruptcy. th

>> brian: peter johnson, jr. >> apparently the president is not going to cooperate nor is david plouffevisor to the to the president of the united states basically saying listen, don't bother me with these questions. really. are you gog do what president bush did? he said to the white house that listen, cooperate or get out with regard to the plane scandal. is the president going to sit down with the prosecutor, one who gave him campaign contributions? is the president going to sit down with that person in the white house the way president bush did? i can't tell you! what are you doing? what's that about? >> brian: so you were talking about president obama. when he was senator obama, he said this about this valerie. she was outed and they want to find out when did that. vote, february 2, 2006, senator obama said this, a special counsel will special the public's confidence in the investigation and prosecution and help to restore its faith in our government. shouldn't we be restoring our faith in our government? >> it's an election year and what it appears to be -- this is going to be pus

david link. he accepted a plea deal and is cooperating with the prosecutors. >> i'm charged with accessory afterrder. and they're going to give me 35.5 months with five years probation. i told them everything i knew from my perception and everything i saw happen in order for them to know what happened. >> link is a separate housing unit at the hillsborough county jail to serve out his sentence. he said his mother was not out but in the apartment during the entire ordeal and that ackerman initiated the attack after the victim fell asleep in the bedroom. >> i heard banging around. at one point kasey came out and i tried to ask what is going on. he said it's better if you don't know. >> link say that ackerman ordered him to buy gasoline and bring it back to the apartment. when he returned, things were worse. >> he had stab wounds in his neck and chest and i witnessed them stabbing him and they had taken his clothes. >> link says he assumed the gasoline would be used to burn brewer's clothes but instead he claim that ackerman and their two male roommates stuffed brewer inside a duffel bag and stuffe

. >> so david, you think we are going to get a more cooperative scott walker going forward? >> no. not at all. i mean the republicans, they are sweeping these four state senate seats. there is no incentive for them to reach across the call and sing kumbaya because they have won. republicans have said this was a distraction for us. we are going to make the democrats pay for this. he elections have results, as you know. >> donnie? >> e elections do have consequences. >> it's totally true. we all say it. >> the republicans in wisconsin at the state government level don't have anything to fear right now. the mistake republicans are going to make in the gloating that's going on, they think this will change the presidential campaign. >> will it? >> walker won by eight points. obama is up by seven. if you take those as 15 points, there are 15 points of voters in the middle there that are willing to vote for a republican governor but for a democratic president. >> does it tell you that the vote tonight was less about being pro-scott walker and more potentially about being anti-recall in ge

david millers my guest. to stop the killing with diplomas circumstance you need cooperation.you have the russian president, you just heard him there, essentially saying, no, it is not me. i am no the propping up assad. secretary clinton says, oh, yes, you are. i don't see a recipe for compromise. >> that is right. putin looks at this frankly as a former great power seeking to regain its status and prestige. it is not going to be able to. they have watched their clients, saddam, gadhafi, we are asking them to muscle the iranians on the nuclear issue. this is the one key state, syria, has had a key relationship for the last 40 years and they are determined to do everything they possibly can to preserve their influence. that does not mean rolling over for the united states and they also feel they were burned to some degree on the libyan operation. what you see is what you get with the russians. i wouldn't expect much more. if you are not going to get a tougher security council, what does the president of the united states do? the air rob leagrab league is no much. what does the

after the session i watergate when nixon had done as mayor cooper and we reached that major climax and that mentally what the intention was that david word mr. frost had a triumph on friday and how would he has celebrated? this is how he would've celebrated, and so that is why he raised some of the money. i'm not sure. my diary doesn't tell me which of the two applies. it's possible he would've thought that way. >> host: is this a time when president nixon talked to a lady friend? >> guest: that was a child. that was the magic -- that was as magic a moment as one could wish for with richard nixon. he was 20 minutes when one could only describe him as being carefree. and they've never read anywhere anyone calling mixing carefree, prefer that 20 minutes, i went down with my girlfriend, caroline, to take my leave of mixing with addison and just for 20 magic minutes, they shield that she felt him putting up between himself and the rest of the world disappeared and he was genuinely carefree and he said that the boom. and then he said to manolo, the mellow, get out the caviar and assurance for christmas. conmen into your impression of hen

david plouffe's appearance on fox news on sunday, i highly doubt that it will. i was particularly troubled by mr. plouffe's inability or refusal to answer whether the white house will cooperate fully with the investigation and whether president obama would agree to be questioned by investigators as president bush was during the valerie plame case. >> sean: and that was veteran u.s. senator john mccain earlier today voicing his concern over the president's stone walling of the white house leak investigation. make no mistake he is not the only one outraged. joining me a former cia official who was subjected to a criminal investigation by a special prosecutor for creating the enhanced interrogateion program that saved american lives after 9/11. the author of the new book "hard measures" our friend jose rodriguez is back. you were overseeing the enhan e enhanced interrogation of khalid sheik muhammad and destroyed the tapes with authority. what did this -- special prosecutor in your case, how does this make you feel now? >> well, you know, i am a retired intelligence officer as you know and i am shocked at the sensitiveity of the information that has been lea leaked and the poe

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cooper 360" at 10:00 p.m. eastern. "piers morgan tonight" starts right now. >> tonight, who's the real obama? what you don't know about the leader of the free world. i'm talk to david marannis, the best selling author. what's different from the stories the president told in his own book? >> i said no, mr. president, i actually comb pplimented you, i called it literature. >> plus, will zimmerman make bail or stay behind bars? >> he may spend the rest of his time in jail. >> what's changed and what hasn't since the l.a. riots 20 years ago. >> we became a better society through what rodney king went through. >> plus, a big announcement of what's next for or seen ya. plus, the family feud to end all fields. th this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. our big story tonight. president obama is at the g-20 summit in mexico. we also learned -- this is not the story the president told in his best-seller. david marannis' book differs from that account. he writes about his friends, his classmates, and he found himself face-to-face with the president in the oval office to talk about what he's written. welcome. it's a fascinating book. it ends in 1998 as obama's driving to

writer, david gergen -- is this confusion of the measure of a person's soul is directly connected to their support for bloated, outdated, big government programs. the new deal great society cooperationof conservative, and president bush said in labor day of 2003, irthink it was, somebody hurts the government has to move. barack obama said not too long ago, if one american has a problem, we all have a problem. and these are absolutely ludicrous propositions to me but they're very similar. so the cliches that bother me have republicans is -- i'm trying to talk conservatives. i don't have a lot of illusions how much -- how many liberal book buyers i have out there. one of the things i'm trying to do is inform my own readers, my own side, as it were, that these cliches, these ways of seeing the world infects us all. if you don't know what your history is, you're going to go with the people who teach you history, and so the way we thought about the catholic church, the way we're taught about fascism, if you don't know the alternative story, if you don't know the other side of the story, you're just going to go with it and it drives me crazy. i made peace with it. the tendency of conserva

david plouffe's appearance on fox news on sunday, i highly doubt that it will. i was particularly troubled by mr. plouffe's inability or refusal to answer whether the white house will cooperateigation and whether president obama would agree to be questioned by investigators as president bush was during the valerie plame case. >> sean: and that was veteran u.s. senator john mccain earlier today voicing his concern over the president's stone walling of the white house leak investigation. make no mistake he is not the only one outraged. joining me a former cia official who was subjected to a criminal investigation by a special prosecutor for creating the enhanced interrogateion program that saved american lives after 9/11. the author of the new book "hard measures" our friend jose rodriguez is back. you were overseeing the enhan e enhanced interrogation of khalid sheik muhammad and destroyed the tapes with authority. what did this -- special prosecutor in your case, how does this make you feel now? >> well, you know, i am a retired intelligence officer as you know and i am shocked at the sensitiveity of the information that has been lea leaked and the poe he tension damage to o

been cooperative from the beginning even though there have been a lot of local news reports suggesting to the contrary. >> fascinating stuff happening in wisconsin all on the eve of this election. david, thank you so much for joining us inside the war room. >> you are welcome. >> let's dig deeper into the recall election in wisconsin. this is only the third gorily gubnatorial election. one the incumbent was thrown out of office in 2003 and in north dakota in 1921. democrats hope to make this a three-peat. according to the latest ppp poll, scott walker leads milwaukee mayor tom barrett 50 to 47%, all within the margin of error. however, though a poll last week by marquette law school showed walker with a seven-point edge, 5 to 2 -- 52 to30 to 45%. if you look at the poll from last week, a closer look you will see walker lead is tenuous because as many as three-quarters of the polls responding were actually 45 or over. >> that's all walker's base. so the survey did not represent voters who were under 30, who overwhelmingly support recalling walker. so now it all comes down to: gotv, which is war room speak for get out the vote for the next 24 hours in wisconsin. nothing is more importa

cooperation from the other side. >> senator pat toomey, thank you very much. david walker, thank you as well.wed as a rising star on the democratic party, speaking at the 2008 convention? support of then senator barack obama. we'll ask former alabama congressman artur davis why he's not switching political parties. and is critical of the obama administration. you're watching "morning joe," brewed by starbucks. [ thunk ] sweet! [ male announcer ] the solid thunk of the door on the jetta. thanks, mister! [ meow ] [ male announcer ] another example of volkswagen quality. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 jetta for $159 a month. visit vwdealer.com today. sven's home security gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! how does this thing work? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! woo-hoo!!! so that's ten security gators, right? put them on my spark card! why settle for less? testing hot tar... great businesses deserve the most rewards! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one.

cooperation in answering important questions that my colleagues would be sending them. this hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] >> [inaudible conversations] >> sunday, award-winning author and historian david pietrusza is our guest on booktv's "in depth." his passion for u.s. presidents and the great american pastime, baseball, has resulted in a dozen books. join us live with your calls, e-mails and weeds for david pietrusza, sunday at noon eastern on booktv's "in depth" on c-span2. >> in the u.s. senate today more debate on a bill to continue food and drug administration user fees on prescription drug reviews and approval. they also cover medical devices and will be expanded to include generic drugs. at 11:30 a.m. fusion centers will turn toward federal district judge nomination in florida. a vote on that is set for noon easter. centers will break at 1230 pm for their weekly party fund. live coverage now of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. gracious god, you have been faithful to help us when we have lifted our hearts in prayer. thank you for your

david plouffe's appearance on fox news on sunday, i highly doubt that it will. i was particularly troubled by mr. plouffe's inability or refusal to answer whether the white house will cooperatefully with the investigation and whether president obama would agree to be questioned by investigators as president bush was during the valerie plame case. i was also discomforted by mr. plouffe's statement that the white house talked to mr. sanger for his book but did not leak classified information, which, of course, prejudges the outcome of the investigations. as one commentary observed yesterday, his answers were so rehearsed, clumsy and full of forced distraction and frustration that if his interview on fox news had been conducted by law enforcement he would have been told he was going downtown for a ride to the police station for further questioning. as this author noted from these appearances it is apparent -- quote -- "the administration has something to hide. plouffe could not have been more poorly prepared or unconvincing." moreover, just this last friday, past friday, "the washington post" reported that federal authorities have interviewed more than 100 people in the two ong

david gergen, jeffrey toobin, gloria borger, appreciate your help. >>> tonight's truth, there's one way to stop obama care. we will remind you what it is in a few moments. >>> next, firefighters get a little cooperationeather in colorado. >>> welcome back. kate baldwin has the latest news you need to know. >> hi there. nice to be inside in the air conditioning today. hello again, everyone. bring you up to date on some headlines. wall street didn't like the supreme court ruling. a big selloff started after they ruled it constitutional. they fear heth care costs will hurt economic growth. by today's close, dow gained back the earlier losses. >>> in colorado, firefighters got some welcomed relief today as calmer winds and lower temperatures replace dry conditions that have been fueling the historic blazes there. barely contained waldo canyon fire consumed 18,000 acres and over 300 homes. many are offering support like president obama who is visiting tomorrow and the denver broncos that donated to relief efforts. >>> it is getting hot out there, if i need to remind you. excessive heat warnings for much of the u.s., including kansas and oklahoma. temperatures linger in the 100s there and 90s for much of t