national captioning institute --wwwww.ncicap.org-- here is my favorite line of the week, written by david rogers in "politico" -- "congress has the feel of some backstabbing midwest city council arguing sandbag techniques while floodwaters rise." as president obama put it at his conference -- >> they are in one week, out one week, and then they are saying that obama has got to step in here. you need to be here. i have been here. i have been doing afghanistan and bin laden and the greekk crisis. >> the president says he wants to get working. at he wants us to get working. i cannot think of a b better way than to have him come over today. we are waiting. >> senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. republicans were outraged by the president's remarks, outrage. one said that the president ought to come down and take of valium. but harry reid was listening. he canceled the senate's fourth of july holiday -- what a sacrifice. what do you make of the president's performance on wednesday, mark? >> the president recognizes two things. over the past 2.5 years democrats lost public debates on a major initia

national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--rg here is my favorite line of the week, wrten by david rogers in "politico" -- "congress has the feel of some backstabbing midwest city council arguing sandbag techniques while floodwaters rise." as president obama put it at his news conference -- >> they ar in one week, out one we, and then they are saying that obama has got to step in here. you need to be here. i have beennn here. i have been doing afghanistan and bin laden a the greek crisis. >> the president says he wants to get worng. at he wants us to get working. i cannot think of a better way than to have him come over today. we are waiting. >> senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. republicans were outraged by the president's remarks, outrage. one said that the president ought to come down and take of valium. but harry reid was listening. he canceled the senate's fourth of july holiday -- what a sacrifice. what do you make of the president's performance on wednesday, mark? >> the president recognizes two things. over the past 2.5 years democrats lost public debates on a major initiativ

national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- here is my favorite line of the week, written by david rogers in "politico" -- congress has the poisonous field these days of some backstabbing midwest city council arguing sandbag techniques while flood waters rise. or as president obama put it at his news conference -- >> they are in one week, out one week, and then they are saying obama's got to step in. you need to be here. i've been here. i've been doing afghanistan, bin laden, the greek crisis. >> the president says he wants to get working, wants us to get working. i cannot think of a better way than to pat him, on over to date. -- to have him come over today. we are waiting. >> senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. republicans were outraged by the president's remarked. but harry reid was listening. the majority leader canceled the senate's fourth of july holiday -- what a sacrifice. what do you make of the president's performance on wednesday, mark? >> the president recognizes two things. over the past two years, democrats have lost public debates on major initiatives, economic recovery

yesterday, david rogers of politico discovered and reported that house speaker john boehner and eric cantor held a secret meeting with barack obama at the white house. a republican leadership aide said "the lines of communication are being kept open, but there's nothing to report in terms of an agreement or progress." tomorrow the house republicans will hold a vote on the tea party's preferred solution to deficit reduction, the cut, cap, and balance bill, a bill that would slash spending and make raising taxes even more impossible than it seems to be now. the head of the non-partisan center on budget and policy priorities, bob greenstein described the cut, cap, and balance bill as "one of the most id logically extreme pieces of major budget legislation to come before congress in years, if not decades. it would go a substantial way toward enshrining grover norquist's version of america into law. bob greenstein joins me later. barack obama recognizes it for what it is, nothing but a one-day stunt that has no chance of becoming law, so the obama administration are still talking positive

but i can tell you the one guy i'm reading all weeks, david rogers, baby.s it for this edition of "the daily rundown." have a great weekend. it's a working weekend for a lot of peopling watching. we'll see you right here on monday to see what happens. coming up next on msnbc, "jansing & co." then at 1:00 don't miss "andrea mitchell reports." good night, chet. >>> look k at your weekend forecast, i'm meteorologist bill care ronz. on saturday nice weather moves in. but showers plentiful from florida to south georgia. thunderstorms in minneapolis. by sunday the troublesome weather's going to be here in the middle of the central plains. minneapolis and nebraska could see a chance of some strong storms. toward mountains of sand. toward new sights and sensations. toward the true bounty of nature so let's set our compass for traverse city and find ourselves. in the magic, and the moments of pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. like it or not, it's a part of life. mayhem doesn't announce itself. it doesn't call ahead. mayhem doesn't care if you're on va

david david leone hard. >> thank you roger cohen, thank you tom friedman. david david brooks. anthony bour sdaefern is here. he workeds a chef for more than 2years, his bibreak me wit missemoi kihen confidential t made waves with shocking stories about life in the professional kitchen. bourdain has since left the restaurant business to pursue a career as writer and television host. here is a look at his program, no reservations. >> so this is white meat. >> nice and rare, when are you eating fresh killed beautiful chicken with. >> it has to be pink. >> it's got to be pinked. >> yes. >> in new york that would tolly freak people out no matter how good the chicken is. >> this is what connects the liver and the intestine. >> interestingly. >> he is unusual in that they prefer to use an electric grill over traditional charcoal kbleefing the consistent heat makes better product. >> it's crunchy but not as crunchy as the gizzard but a lot more succulent. >> it's absolutely fantastic. >> a new yorker who made all the most important decisions of his life when he was 17 years old. >> ro

david rogers reported that the white house budget director went up to the capitol hill last night at the request of leader pelosi to try to brief them on it. they are very up happy about it. calls what problem is imposing the breaking point. it's the end of the democratic party as we know it. president obama wants to go bold and get back the big middle. it's the reason he won big. he's willing to take that. you are right, he has the same problem to coral his democrats than speaker boehner is going to have. they were surprised at how much push back there was. they are united on a deal. they have to do a lot of shepherding. >> thank you. you lost me when you called mike barnicle a st oooge. >>> up next, former pennsylvania governor ed rendell and new details on the phone that's rocked the most popular newspaper. keep it here on "morning joe." ♪ [ doug ] i got to figure this out. i want to focus on innovation. but my data is doubling. my servers are maxed out. i need to think about something else when i run. [ male announcer ] with efficient i.t. solutions from dell, doug can shift up t

guest: david rogers writes about this. it is a pretty hard right turn.audible] it is 80 per to proposal. -- it is a tea party proposal. as remove towards the default working on something that has no chance of becoming law, that becomes a problem. once a lot of republicans voted for this, -- it is not the one that is going to become law. we are moving into uncharted territory. there is a certain debt limit and a skeptics' group out there. they to not believe there are negative consequences to pass in the august 2 default deadline. host: what is the posture of the white house currently? hasn't shifted over the past few days -- has it shifted over the past few days? guest: i think they are looking at a deal short of this cut, cap, and balance. the would like a big deal as obama calls it. speaker john boehner is interested in that, but not much support in making a deal from his own caucus. willing to open his mind to a smaller deal. host: you can read more at com.olitico dot martin kady was joing us. thanks. we are looking at how this issue will be alert and

david. what does the government say roger clemens did? >> well, the counts are obstruction of congress, perjury and making false statements but they all amount, basically, to him not telling the truth before congress in a hearing that was televised national by but also... actually, there are 15 false statements he's alleged to have made and the majority of those are actually in the depositions he gave to committee members in congress before that hearing that was televised. >> suarez: so it's not anything about whether he used drugs. >> we've seen some of his former teammates and other players who have admitted they used drugs. have kind of moved on from it. so this is completely about false statements before congress. >> suarez: well we saw roger clemens in that 2008 hearing. did she to appear that day? >> he didn't. base on reporting i did before or after that hearing there were several members of the committee who said they have gotten what they wanted out of this which was to kind of shine a light into this culture in banal. and some o

guest: david rogers writes about this. it is a pretty hard right turn. [inaudible] it is 80 per to proposal. -- it is a tea party proposal. as remove towards the default working on something that has no chance of becoming law, that becomes a problem. once a lot of republicans voted for this, -- it is not the one that is going to become law. we are moving into uncharted territory. there is a certain debt limit and a skeptics' group out there. they to not believe there are negative consequences to pass in the august 2 default deadline. host: what is the posture of the white house currently? hasn't shifted over the past few days -- has it shifted over the past few days? guest: i think they are looking at a deal short of this cut, cap, and balance. the would like a big deal as obama calls it. speaker john boehner is interested in that, but not much support in making a deal from his own caucus. willing to open his >> more from this morning's "washington journal." the role that religious conservatives are playing in politics. at the table, richard land of theo

roger goodell has done a lot to reinforce discipline issues? the league. david stern has been a terrific stew steward of the sport. they've both presided over growth and huge popularity. they are really doing the bidding of their owners. they're not the rl culprits here if the owners are on the wrong side of an issue. they here near do what the owners ask of them. roger goodell is under some pressure to prove that he can get a more favorable deal from the players. david stern is probably under some pressure also because the n.h.l. withithe last couple years was le to dig in it heels and get a better deal from its players so other commissioners are having to show hey, we can do that from our owrs as well. >> it should be pointed out that me of the n.b.a owners are also tied to the n.h.l. be owning n.h.l. teams and also by having.... >> hunt: here in washington. if they should have a lockout, the season is suspended, either in whole or in part, whether it have lasting effects or will it bounce back after a year or so? >> i think fans always eventually come back. w

football is back, in the words of nfl commissioner roger goodell. davidquickly, david, you call this a victory lap today? >> they should be proud about this. they should be. this is a 10-year deal. they won't have to do this until 2012 '21. none of the players will be on the field at that time. this is affecting everybody on the field today and five to 10 years from now. >> thank you for being with us as the news broke on our show. thank you. we'll take a break here and be right back. rincipal. but, i have to support my family, so how do i go back to school? university of phoenix made it doable. a lot of my instructors were principals in my district. i wouldn't be where i am without that degree. my name is dr. carrie buck. i helped turn an at-risk school into an award winning school, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. >>> the comparisons between greece and the united states are striking. moody's downgraded greece's credit rating put it one step above default. the u.s. could default on its loans if congress can't reach

david blake, can. gomez, rolf, mike, paul, and roger. they build 10 instrument that sit on the broker. i can describe a few of them. we can start off with everyone's favorite, which are the cameras. . and we have two instruments inside the rover there. and what you can see in those instruments is the middle composition of what's down there on mars. so we hear about all these minerals that we see and now we're going to be able to determine the compoms of those minerals. and in addition to that, we can also take a look for organic car bon. now, let me emphasize that we are not a life detection mission and we cannot look for folves of any type. but we can look potentially for car bon that might be preserved there. a primarily goal is to explore habittable environment. that means we have water, a source of energy for microropserobse to live and we also have a source of car bon for life as we know it. but here's the trick. if we want to look for car bn, we have to be able to work with rocks that look like this one does. this comes from the early earth almost 3 billion years old. and it tell

down at cape canaveral, and the principal investigators are david blake, ken, of the air, ralf geller, don haslet, mike millman, paul, and rogerand they've built ten instruments scene on the rover and if i just described a few of them, we can start off with every disfavor it which are the cameras. we have 17 cameras. watch the pictures. there is a camera added to the bottom of the rover and in the video that he showed where it is rolling down the road for this camera is going to turn on and take a movie at five frames, hd resolution. it will be one of the most spectacular public outreach to the product until it's been created. we have cameras up on top that we can use to look around and find the types of rocks we would like to do chemical analysis on and when we think something is particularly promising we can drive up closer and then we laser that shoots out in front of the rover up to a distance of 7 meters away that saps the rocket creates a spark a flight and then we look at that spark and based on the content it tells us about what chemical elements are in the rock and are they the kind of elements consistent with the hab

david stevenson, ktvu. >>> developing news now on the nfl lock out. just about 45 minutes ago lead commissioner roger gudel announced that owners ratified a tale with the union association. owners voted 31-0 to accept the deal. now this tentative deal still needs player approve. the four month lock out is the first work stoppage since 1987. >>> we are following developing news concerning the pentagon 17- year-old don't ask don't tell policy. there is word tonight that defense secretary leon panetta is about to certify that gay men and women can openly serve in the military. the announcement is expected tomorrow. news of panetta's decision comes after two weeks of officials weeks of decision to repeal. >>> you can see behind me this is still a very active crime scene with a suspect on the lose. union city police have been out here trying to find a burglary suspect who opened fire on officers. this incident started out with a major scare for near by residents some of whom had to be evacuated. that included two six -month-old twins named chase and madoxx. this man is their uncle. >> it's not what you wa

roger clemens. he and his wife arrived at the federal courthouse in washington, d.c. prosecutors say clemens lived to congress about using performance- enhancing drugs. the defense said it might call wade boggs and david cohn to testify on his behalf. clemens faces 30 years in prison if found guilty. >>> the chancellor is asking for a 12% increase for this coming academic year. that would mean an extra $588 a year for students and that's on top of a 10% increase that was already scheduled to take effect. the new annual tradition would be $5,472 a year. a cal state spokesman says 45% of students receive enough financial aid to cover all of the tuition costs and a substantial portion of the others. >> former san francisco mayor gavin newsom says it's time for his successor to decide whether or not his name will will -- will be on the ballot for governor. lee said he would not run when he probable missed to finish out newsom's final year. that was after newsom was elected lieutenant-governor. >>> president obama stent 1 sent out a tweet asking -- sent out a tweet asking people about the nation's deficit. he then took questions. unlike the questioners, mr. obama was not restricted by twitters' 140-charact

david epstein calls pettitte's story believable. >> why would he want to lie bit. it gives him the credibility of someone who can have those conversations on that level with roger clemens>> reporter: it will take several more days to select a jury, but the question for that jury is already clear. between the pitcher trying to protect his legacy and the drug supplier telling a story, which one is lying? wyatt andrews, cbs news, washington. >> pelley: we have more tonight about the discovery of 22 billion in gold and jewels that were hidden in vaults beneath a hindu temple in india. today we learned there is one more vault that may contain even more treasure. but the people in charge of the temple say that there's a picture of a cobra on the door which means the vault may be cursed. with the shuttle program ending, the next thing some astronauts may be exploring is job opportunities. that story is next. tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion.

roger in pennsylvania writes, it's still the high cost of not being educated. davidstly it's worth $100,000 to get my kid a degree from a competitive standpoint. what's $100,000 spread out over 40 years or so, $1400 a year? i imagine his or her degree will earn him or her more than that every year. richard it texas writes, come on, jack, even you and i know that the biggest employer was mcdonalds and the other was walmart. it doesn't take a college degree to get promoted to fries or yell clean up on aisle 12. for the jobs available in america these days a. college degree is not a requirement. if you want to read more, go to cnn.com/caffertyfile. back to you, miss crowley. >> the problem, jack, is that this is something i want to do for my child and more and more it's getting to the point -- suze said, the american dream certainly should include a college education but it needs to be a college education you and your child can afford. and she talked about community colleges a lot. >> well, and the other possibility and we never emphasize this in this country are the tr

roger clemens. thank you. >>> we're also keeping our eyes on the debt drama. the white house is now considering calling all sides to camp david. debt talks this weekend. after sources say last night's talks turned ugly. >> president obama, quit lying. you know darned well that if august 2nd comes and goes, there's plenty of money to pay off our debt. >> republicans say default won't happen if congress fails to raise the debt ceiling by $2.5 trillion, that somehow the united states will go into default and we will lose the full faith and credit of the united states. that is simply not true. >> but america's creditors and the folks on wall street are plenty worried. >> when you're the chinese, they're our largest debt holder. they're not talking or listening to michele bachmann. they're listening to very prudent treasury officials in china. >> now moody's and standard and poor's credit rating agencies are warning the country's aaa credit rating could be at risk if there's no deal to raise the debt ceiling by the august 2nd deadline. >> housing probably slows down, job creation definitely slows down, stock market probably gets h

roger clemens there. some of the biggest names in baseball may take the witness stand. thely clues, barry bonds, mark mcgwire, sammy sosa, davide. >> it's at the wall. it is out of here! >> way out of here. yet night for nate. he -- great night for nate. he hit his second home run of the might. the giant won 6-5 over the padres. that game inned late last night. now they wrap up the series and the as beat the mariners, 2-0, jade -- yesterday. >>> take a look. ouch. >> oh! >> yeah, tori. >> this is a picture from the santa rosa press democrat. that's j.t. henley. he has a shiner. he's a dentist from rohnert park. a black eye but he was not seriously hurt in that accident at at&t park tuesday night. another man was hit in the shin and we saw the woman hit in the head with an injury. she was taken to the hospital. >>> nine minutes before 8:00. london has fallen under the spell of harry potter. right now hundreds of fan fans are caption -- fans are -- fans are camping -- camping out. some fans have been out there since last week. >> i came down early to get like the best spot possible. this is an end of an era. >> the movie opens n