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and leading aviation analyst david letterman told r t the poland is trying to put some of the blame on russia because the truth is too hard to accept the accident was a simple one it's a type of accident that followed a mistake of a type which is happened countless times before in aviation history this was such a human tragedy such a political tragedy for the polish people that they they they've been they've been given the truth and the truth is unbearable they can't take it now i don't think that the polish investigators think they can pin the blame on anybody else but i do think that they are looking to pin some of the blame on somebody else but we're very much across of elements in this story for you we'll bring you more coverage an expert opinion on the results of the investigation for the night we've also got details of that plane crash including a firsthand accounts of witnesses at the time it's an arty dot com on our website. one of the big credit rating agencies is warning that it's reviewing spain's status among the main reasons is the pressure it's under over the bailout for

. >> reporter: the last draftee, who had been honored t tserve. david kerley, abc news, ft.> our hat's off to him. that's for sure. >>> america's military personnel serving the country worldwide are remembering the true meaning of independence day. that includes these soldiers. stationed in the southeastern corner of afghanistan. they took part in a flag-raising ceremony complete with a military band to observe the fourth of july holiday, independence day. very nice. >>> taking a look at your all-important weather, this becomes very important. we have barbecues to talk about. can't have rain on the barbecue. severe storms are possible in the dakotas and parts of minnesota. there also could be flooding rains in missouri, maryland, and arkansas. firefighters in the desert southwest could get some help from monsoon rains. it always rained in seattle when i was growing up on the fourth. >> we should say folks in texas, it's very dry, looking for some rain. in colorado, northern texas, 10 degrees warmer than usual. seattle, seasonable in the mid-70s. chicago, detroit, minneapolis

t. j. >> david mattingly for us in orlando. we appreciate you as always. >>> i want our viewers to take a look at something else down the road from the home of casey anthony's parents. this memorial was set up for caylee. it has seen a lot of visitors this weekend. a lot of people leaving flowers and stuffed animals and signs for little caylee. well, at five minutes past the hour, let me turn to chile, to the rescue chilean miners. they filed a lawsuit against their own government. a great story it was. trapped for 69 days after the mine cave-in last august, and they are asking for half a million dollars each in damages. but they say this lawsuit is not about money, but about safety. they want the government to tighten safety measures. >>> and it's a big day for the usa women's soccer team. the u.s. women are the odds on, the betting favorite to win this game, but no doubt, japan the sentimental favorites around the world, and they are playing for so much after their country went through the tsunami and earthquake, and they had

and some students came up-- at the end of the rally, came up to david, and one of them had a kent state t-shirt on, and couldn't have been more than 20 years old, so he wasn't alive when this happened, and he looked at david, and he said, "sir, mr. crosby, i just want to tell you "how much that song means to us. thank you for writing it." now, you know, he-- i hadn't heard that before. he hears it all the time, but i know what the song means to me. i saw it last night when they played it and what it means to an audience today. those lyrics and those words resonate because they touch a chord that is so deep, and it isn't about just an event anymore. it is about how we need to live our lives and what we need to remember. (crosby) but you're totally right. the business now would not allow that. i'm amazed at what some of the hip-hop people and the rap people are getting away with saying, you know, but i know that in pop music, you know, no way. you would be crushed like a bug if you tried to say that stuff. (paulson) so where does that passion go today? where--is that-- into activism. you kn

quick to accept it as a coincidence particularly gets out in the light of the death of david kelly you were at it r t. o in the u.k. at the revelation that police officers leaked information to news of the world reporters for cash has rocked the country well james corbett editor of the independent news website says the scandal has seriously undermined people's trust to find out that certain officers have been on the payroll of these organizations and providing details today to the journalists who were involved in a scandal that in itself is quite a disgrace and it does raise the question of who is probably qualify to to look into this and to to form a proper investigation certainly not the police itself investigating itself that would be ridiculous at this point and. it has to be at least seemed to be completely free of ties to the prime minister's office certainly and to any other m.p. see me have been implicated in the scandal so it's it is going to be an incredible unfortunately for the british people to be sorting through right now and i think trust in the public institutions has been necessarily

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r t is paulus we are live for us at bangor international airport thank you much for that report. from our perspective on this and the activist mission i'm joined by david harris executive director of the american jewish committee thanks very much for joining us here on r t so israel is gearing up for the arrival of these protestors and these activists what do you think is likely to happen when they reach the airport if any of them do well i think they're going to be stopped and they're going to be put back on planes and returned home but the fact the matter is that it's well known these are provocateurs whose goal is to deal with israel and to promote the agenda of hamas a terrorist group and guns are now israel claims the campaign is trying to tarnish its image on the world stage in stage and surely they have their perspective at the same time with the gaza blockade and the settlement expansion and the deaths of nine activists on the previous flotilla do you think they're not doing themselves perhaps many favors when it comes to their p.r. efforts well i think you're lumping together a lot of things that have no context and if we had time we could pro

david campos has joined us as well. [applause] this is a friendly crowd. gail rubin, jim t., lisa bast, dee lightner, simone campbell, and john nolte, and kimberly sinade. >> members, i am sue contreras, i wrote a letter, i am sure you get a bazillion letters. i wanted to quote one portion. i have been on the western soma task force for more than four years. the man has the combination of empathy and pragmatism that i think would continue to serve him well on the entertainment committee -- the entertainment commission. that is what i want to say. i appreciate your time and attention. >> supervisor campos: thank you. -- >> supervisor kim: thank you. >> i am here today to urge you to reappoint jim meco. i have lived south of market for a decade and a party there for over three decades. one of my proudest possessions as the certificate of appreciation i was given for my contribution for the first folsom street fair. i speak as a resident and a patron of the gay bars and entertainment venues in the neighborhood. i have known jim for a decade as a neighbor and in his capacity as

t"the oregonian" newspaper is accusing representative david wu of an unwanted sexual encounter last year confronted, wu told aides it was consensual. yesterday he issued this statement. "this is very serious and i have absolutely no desire to bring unwanted publicity, attention, or stress to a young woman and her family." and according to reports, the young woman in the case is barely out of high school. >>> well, at 37 minutes past the hour now. coming up next, nadia billchick will explain the politics behind those horrible attacks in norway. witsoy complexcally pron and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveeno tinted moisturizers. >>> okay, with people in their country, dying right now in the midst of a famine, why in the world would that country try to keep out aid agencies? that's what's happening right now. thousands of somalis are struggling with severe drought and famine conditions. it's been declared a famine. they are in many cases walking miles to reach aid in nearby kenya and ethiopia. but a group linked to al qaed

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t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund. >> smith: in late 2009, an army intelligence analyst stationed in eastern iraq logged onto a classified server. >> you see all those people standing down there? >> that's a weapon. >> yeah. >> smith: he opened a file that had been flagged by army lawyers. >> ...have five to six individuals with ak-47s. request permission to engage. >> smith: it was footage taken from a us army helicopter gunship. >> light them all up. >> come on, fire. ( machine gun fire ) >> hey, roger! ( machine gun fire ) >> keep shooting. ( machine gun fire ) >> keep shooting. ( machine gun fire ) >> all right, we just engaged all eight individuals. >> oh, yeah. look at all those dead bastards. >> smith: very soon after, daniel domscheit-berg, who was working with the whistle-blowing w

david, i'm going to go back to the report t is almost impossible to find anything encouraging in this report. if you look at it you see employment down in government, down in education, down in financial services, down in construction, down in manufacturing. if you look deeper in this report, david gergen, you see temporary workers being laid off, wages flat lineded. advising this president, what do you do now? >> well, john that is very tough and politically it is very tough. you know, this was an administration that promised a stimulus bill that could hold unemployment below 8%. we have had 29 months, a modern record of unemployment being above 8%. this is rare. we haven't seen this kind of thing since the great depression. it is not just a question of getting the numbers coming back, he has to got to build confidence in his leadership and that people have a sense he can get things done and knows where he is going, psych logical as much as about numbers. franklin roosevelt could win with high unemployment, he had the confidence of the country. obama does not have the confidence on h

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later, david krf clarke on the t regulations signed a year ago. u.s. today reports federal workers roseanne average of 105%. smaller than the years past. the total payroll for the government stands at $159 billion. total federal work force $2, 234, 100. >> the president yesterday said, he was open on a short-term deal. 12 days to go until we hit the deadline. we wanted to get your thoughts about your confidence in leaders to come up with a debt deal. here's how you can weight in this morning. for democrats 202-624-111. republicans 202-624-1115. independents. 202-624-0760. reach out to us through email or twitter. twitt twitter.com c-span wj is how you can reach us. one of the headlines this morning. the deficit cutting plan too much too late. talks between various members. the government reporter from bloo bloomberg news. is that what they are thinking on capitol hill today? >> yes. the gang of six came out with their proposal. it's fairly sweeping. i think there's a sense more among -- there's a sense among some lawmakers that they are trying to sign

david? >> all right, what a spectacle there yesterday, jeffrey kofman in london, thanks so much. who said the t trd wife wasn't the charm? >> i'm telling you. we showed you rupert murdoch's wife and her lightntng-fast reflexes for protecting her husband. who is wendi deng? bianna golodryga is here with a closer look at the woman -- every time i see that, just so quick. >> wouldn't you know my husband asked the first about hearing this, would you do the same, of course, i would, peter. in the blink of an eye she went from sitting pretty in pink to full attack mode. one fell swoop or in this case slap. it's not just the media tycoon making headlines. this morning everybody is buzzing g out his tiger wife. she's a statuesque socialite wife of a media mogul. now better known as wendi with the great right hook. >> wendi. >> 38 years her husband's junior and a red carpet regular she counts many of the rich and famous as friends. >> i grew upp in china. >> reporter: born in china wendi came to the u.s. at 18. her visa sponsored by an american family. she then became romantically involved with a husban

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t to get youcc1: >> well, i think a couple things, david.axes, spending reductions at least equal to the amount that the debt limit would be increased by, dollar for dollar, and i think a pathway to get a result on entitlement reform. those are the elements that i think a lot of republicans are going to be looking for in order to support ainal bill. >> so, you heard david plouffe a minute ago, that mcconnell is saying there's no tax increases in this deal, and that's true, but there is still, again, another committee that's going to look at making the hard decisions about entitlements and tax reform, and the president, you know, is going to look at that committee for tax increases to be part of that approach. >> well, i think there will be some who want to see taxes as part of the approach. i certainly don't, and i don't think most republicans do and i think we believe that if tax reform is a part of that discussion of the permanent committee, and it certainly can be, it ought to be with an eye toward broadening the base, lowering the rates,

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country pressure is mounting on prime minister david cameron due to his close links and friendships with newspaper executives who've been arrested by police r t s laura m. it explains from london how the crisis is engulfing the most powerful man in the u.k. . chip pins in the news hacking scandal may be well playing but at the moment there's still standing despite pull off to pull threatening to smash them out of the game in the frame but as someone once famously said i'm enjoying this. british prime minister david cameron one of the this is a humble. thank you the murdoch's chiefs of global news empire news corp also implicated the police accused of taking but where will the next strike come in the phone hacking scandal and who led up the biggest turkey. there's been a large amount of fingers i mean isn't just the kind of heads in the sand and that is lethal for a prime minister and he's now in a real fight isn't a real but really bad situation he could well be looking at some serious consequences very. at the very least the stuff still around him fancy a flutter on the much of the century betting shops its last the old son cameron being the

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david cameron becoming the next role. to am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story the fate of the euro teetering on a knife edge leaders have hammered out a deal on a second bailout for greece that they hope will save the single currency private lenders will also be contributing for the first time to a state's rescue while they use emergency fund for debt stricken nations will be increased but economic journalist patrick young says it's far from the end of the crisis. but i think it's going to prolong the agony unfortunately a load more money has been thrown at the greek economy in the hope that that can stop the contagion but really a lot of it just looks like hype and i'm very very concerned that we haven't actually find a cure we've just got another sticking plaster you know what really the european union are trying to do here is they're trying to staunch the blood that's flowing the money that's flowing out of the greek economy that can has been kicked down the road the danger of contagion still leaking to other countries such as ireland portugal even italy and spain are there and

murdoch for so many years including prime minister david cameron he now has to stand back and say no i can't do it anymore it's gone too bad. and here with r t still to come in the program greece detained the last of the boats had to walk aided gaza while the u.n. is expected to publish a long awaited report on the deadly assault on last year flotilla also. this is inexcusable it's careless it's negligent it's criminal. anger at nato campaign in libya is growing with criticism it's coming at too high a price of stalemate and civilian deaths and. european politicians have lashed out at ratings agency moody's after an unexpectedly downgraded portugal's a government debt to junk status germany's finance minister has already threatened to limit the influence of the agency's after the surprise move spread panic and more uncertainty about the eurozone financial stability analysts now say portugal might need a second bailout on top of the seventy eight billion euro rescue package the country received in may there are growing fears that the shock waves could spread to ireland and to spain and italy it comes as germany the use of the biggest economy

t-shirt that said, fan. and they walked in the room and david stern had a look on his face like someone opened up some stinkyor something. he couldn't believe they had the temerity to show up organized wearing the same stherts and ready to rumble. players feel this is a question about the future of the game. they feel if the nba owners get they are christmas list, teamless have a couple high-paid superstars and a rack of play, fighting just to play the following year and thomas, who plays for the hawks made this point to me. if the owners get their way it will hurt basketball. like the game itself, because everybody's going to be trying to get their stats, because they might not have a job the next week. if you don't have a middle class of players in the nba it actually distorts how players will play the game. >> let's move from one irritating sports conversation to another. the nfl. obviously got this whole thing started as they got themselves on turned inside out on multibillion dollar stadium deals that now all want the players to pay for as a result of the inside-out nature of our economic system. i unde

british prime minister david cameron has also demanded a probe into the nine eleven claims paul lashmar an investigative journalist and head of journalism at grinnell university tells r t that the story's gone beyond the u.k. and well beyond just hacking into voice mail. the events that we've seen over the last couple of weeks be extraordinary what was the u.k. story is now that can tell you should the spread through news international to you right now into united states and australia well it is quite a big threat to david cameron because it's the first time we've seen his judgment quite clearly through seriously into question the decision to use and to cool who'd been the editor of the news of the world when some of these events which you can place as his press advisor it was clearly a very very bad judgment and it's striking to him and he now is trying his best to make clear blue water between him and news international but we've got piers to be some hacking into gordon brown's private life you have to you have to start to wonder what else is in and of course he's the head of the it's not just going back it's now the use of what we call blanket these are people playe