don go. i'm going to see after this maybe i should not go. so, i have to tell you the noodle should be ready. not yet. you are slow. the water was not boiling. i have a short temple when the noodle man is slow - oh, is it ready. that's okay. my temper is not that short. chopsticks. chopsticks usually they provide all the chopsticks and no one is good. who knows if they're clean or not. your chopsticks are not. these are wet. what? you just wash it down. fine. fine. this one have green onion on them. that's okay. that's okay. i can wipe it off. now a bowl is usually bowl in other shops are cracked and cheap as these. how do i drink the soup if it's like this it will hurt my lips. i don't care this is a good design. oh, this smells good. i eat your noodles almost every night and i can tell if they're good or not by they're smell. [slirping] disgusting. that's okay. that's okay. hot water. much more. much more. this is good, i guess. any way noodles are important. some times the noodles are too soft and soggy and they are not good. these are nic

don. because i want to go to capitol hill. kate bolduan is getting details on what the house speaker, john boehner, just briefed the republican caucus. he had some talking points on how good this deal is for the republicans, kate. >> actually, i just dropped the paper so let me grab it real quick, wolf. this is actually a power point presentation that speaker boehner was going through with members on this conference call and it's really ticking off exactly what this deal is and also trying to make the case why they need to support it. what i'm seeing in the notes that i'm reading here in this power point presentation and from the excerpts i'm reading from speaker boehner's remarks, he's really trying to make the case this is not far off from the deal they've been working on themselves that they eventually agreed to with a little bit of an added sweetener, if you will, to get more conservatives on in the end. what i'm just seeing briefly the top line of this deal says that it cuts up-front spending at $917 billion over ten year

>> i've got to tell you, i like don lemon a lot but he's going to have to work hard to top that. cnn newsroom begins with don lemon. good morning, don. >> good morning. i don't think he's going to have to work that hard. what the heck was that? (cheers and applause). >> jon: what do you mean what the heck was that? that was ali velshi's doppelganger being knocked into a glass of water from a toilet paper tube. what is it your first day in news, lemon? turns out reporter don lemon prefers reporting such stories as the uprising in syria, breach of trust in british journalism or even some simple local interest stories. >> emily good says she recorded that video in her front yard because she was concerned about racial profiling and police harassment. do you believe that this is a systematic problem with rochester police? >> jon: that's lemon's comfort zone. don't worry, i'm sure cnn producers are hard at work trying to fit don lemon into their format with something catchy like "don lemon's zesty news bowl." (laughter) i got one, how about "t lemon harangue?" (laughter) you drive a har

fiscal picture without raising taxes. >> will, i'll let you respond. >> i want to go back quickly to something you said, donid if s&ps will go down, americans will be concerned. we'll be thrilled if rates go down. >> interest rate also go up. >> what ratings do is akin to sports writers write being what happened in the world series it matters what happens on the field. in 2001, they downgraded japan and japan's interest rates went down. this is the largest economy in the world, the united states. we're larger than the next three combined. what these guys have to say matters very little. watch treasury interest rates over the next week, and we'll see if they have the right pulse on political analysis. that's what s&p is doing now. they're making a political analysis about the gop's future position on taxes. no word on was they think about the democrats position might be on entitlements. if i said the interest rates go down, i misspoke. let me go on. i want to ask you about this real quickly. i want to read this quote from an article by bruce bartlett called obama the covert conservative liberals have to love

don't go far away. don lemon is looking at this as well. don, a fascinating, important and dare i say historic night in washington, d.c. >> oh, absolutely. just listening to the words and phrasing there. straitjackets, boxing ourselves into a corner here, that's tough talk. i want donna and alex to weigh in on this. donna is getting information from her sources. think about the question and we'll talk about it on the other side of the break. se me? my grandfather was born in this village. [ automated voice speaks foreign language ] [ male announcer ] in here, everyone speaks the same language. ♪ in here, forklifts drive themselves. no, he doesn't have it. yeah, we'll look on that. [ male announcer ] in here, friends leave you messages written in the air. that's it right there. [ male announcer ] it's the at&t network. and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. [ male announcer ] it's the at&t network. somewhere in america, a city comes to life. it moves effortlessly, breathes easily. it flows with clean water. it makes its sky

don't go far away. don lemon is looking at this as well. don, a fascinating, important and dare i say historic night in washington, d.c. >> oh, absolutely. just listening to the words and phrasing there. straitjackets, boxing ourselves into a corner here, that's tough talk. i want donna and alex to weigh in on this. donna is getting information from her sources. think about the question and we'll talk about it on the other side of the break. would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. it's the cleanest, clearest water. we find the best, sweetest crab for red lobster we can find. yeah! [ male announcer ] hurry in to crabfest at red lobster. the only time you can savor three sweet alaskan crab entrees all under $

this has been timed to try and give confidence to the markets. >> don lemon is co-anchoring with me tonight. he's watching what's goingchard say -- not a coincidence that they came out just now that announce to the world they have not only a framework but in the words of the president we have reached an agreement. >> absolutely, wolf. we'll get to our chief business correspondent ali velshi to weigh in on this in a moment. first, you and gloria talked about the house. how does the house feel about this. kate bolduan is standing by live on capitol hill. where do the house of representatives stand on this particular issue? >> it is so interesting because just as we were reporting actually a couple hours ago that just as the president was actually coming out to speak, speaker boehner was actually on a conference call with members before we started getting this breaking news that the president was going to come out to announce this and we heard the senate -- top senate democrat -- top senate republican come out and say they'd reached this deal. house speaker john boehner has been on a conference call and my colleague says

i'm don lemon. we're going to start in iran where two american men could spend the next eight years in prison. josh fattal and shane bauer were detained two years while hiking near the iranian border and charged with spying. here's the very latest from islamabad pakistan. >> this is a verdict that will probably surprise a lot of people outside of iran who expected josh and shane to be released after they have spent more than two years in prison waiting for this lengthy case to be completed. and it's a report that will deeply disappoint the parents of josh and shane who were deeply hoping this or deal would be over for their sons. it appears that this or deal is finally over. a court in iran has convicted bauer and fattal of spying and trespass and sentenced them to eight years in prison, three years for trespassing and three years for spying, a charge that the men and their lawyers have been declaring all along. his attorney says he was ain't ware of the verdict until he heard it in the media. he says he's not

go to the ballet, circus and the muppets are in town. >> something for everybody. >> don sanchez has "what's hot." >> going where no muppet has gone before. art and soul in downtown oakland is dazzling array of talent. more than 150 artisans and a huge family fun zone. >> the comedy with a thoughtful look at marriage. >> they are celebrating a summer program with a student show case on friday in the palace of fine arts. 141st edition of greatest show on earth. at the h.p. pavilion. the accordion festival is music non-stop. ♪ ♪ >> to the 1920s, part of hot club s.f. is a jazz festival in palo alto. ♪ >> zucchini ice cream and zucchini pizza at the zucchini festival. remember no pants ride? they're part of the san francisco improve festival in eureka theater. don sanchez, abc7 news. >> too much fun and the weather is perfect for anything you want to do. >> i think so. if you go to the coast you have clouds. you might want to wait to wash the car until next week. when the drizzle is over. >> good advice. >> that's it for now. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quittin

go to the ballet, circus and the muppets are in town. >> something for everybody. >> don sanchez has "what's hot." >> going where no muppet has gone before. art and soul in downtown oakland is dazzling array of talent. more than 150 artisans and a huge family fun zone. >> the comedy with a thoughtful look at marriage. >> they are celebrating a summer program with a student show case on friday in the palace of fine arts. 141st edition of greatest show on earth. at the h.p. pavilion. the accordion festival is music non-stop. ♪ ♪ >> to the 1920s, part of hot club s.f. is a jazz festival in palo alto. ♪ >> zucchini ice cream and zucchini pizza at the zucchini festival. remember no pants ride? they're part of the san francisco improve festival in eureka theater. don sanchez, abc7 news. >> too much fun and the weather is perfect for anything you want to do. >> i think so. if you go to the coast you have clouds. you might want to wait to wash the car until next week. when the drizzle is over. >> good advice. >> that's it for now. "who wants to be a [captioning made possible by disney-abcesom

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don? >> reporter: they are going to begin at 11:00 and guess what they opened the gates. we are expecting 180,000 people, 60,000 a day. they told me at box office they are still selling a few tickets but 2,000 left so it's going to be a sellout. great national artists and gourmet food. people lined up early. they are here early facing ten to 12 hours ahead. that has not dimmed their enthusiasm. >> what do you have there. >>? >> it's a you don't know what you are having here. >> we came 2008 when it first order and he was too young and we came from jersey. >> so you from out of town so you contributing money to the hotels and san francisco? >> i love san francisco. i wish i could move away and live here. >> a lot of bands and music. it's quite of diverse, is that why you wanted the family -- >> reporter: okay. there is one of the stages. i don't know what happened there. that family from new jersey, they are putting money into the economy. 52% of the people that come to outside lands are from out of town. they are spending money on cabs, spending money in hotels and that s

don, how is it going out there? >> outside proving once again that if you build it, or build six music stages, they will come. just like they always have and weather, cold weather, fog, no deterrant. outside the music festival, this big, loud, and very popular. 115 bands, six stages, and an expected crowd of 180,000 people give or take. music lovers were tired, but hadn't had their fill of music. >> i loved it. it wasn't cold at all. we were standing most of the day. the sun was up. it was great. >> coming back? >> yeah, i was here last night, here today, we'll be back tomorrow. >> it is in its fourth year and neighbors concerns about noise or amplified music has been calmed. top notch music for the masses. the bottom line is money for san francisco. many that come are out of towners. >> so if you're not enjoying this, you can think of the good part. the money, about $4 million and the folks that come to enjoy outside lands. >> live in san francisco. thanks. an american kidnapped in the middle east. how the kidnappe

don, we are not going to find any consensus on how we got here.ll disagree over who spent this money. where we need to find consensus over the next 24 hours is on this framework. democrats must feel comfortable, especially with the republicans in the house would like to see democratic votes on the table. they must feel comfortable that this framework will protect they, what they laid out. democrats wanted to avoid default but wanted a balanced, bipartisan approach. republicans have ignored that and they put forward their ideas. >> okay. >> if this deal continues think ms. pelosi will have a tough job but may have to come up with democratic votes to get it over the finish line. we'll see what happens. >> before you jump in, alex, i want to bring in wolf. >> very quickly, donna, will the congressional black caucus and the progressive caucus -- and together they are well over a hundred members, a hundred democrats in the house of representatives. will they be with the president of the united states and vote in favor of the deal? >> you know, the blac

don? >> reporter: they are going to begin at 11:00 and guess what they opened the gates. we are expecting 180,000 people, 60,000 a day. they told me at box office they are still selling a few tickets but 2,000 left so it's going to be a sellout. great national artists and gourmet food. people lined up early. they are here early facing ten to 12 hours ahead. that has not dimmed their enthusiasm. >> what do you have there. >>? >> it's a you don't know what you are having here. >> we came 2008 when it first order and he was too young and we came from jersey. >> so you from out of town so you contributing money to the hotels and san francisco? >> i love san francisco. i wish i could move away and live here. >> a lot of bands and music. it's quite of diverse, is that why you wanted the family -- >> reporter: okay. there is one of the stages. i don't know what happened there. that family from new jersey, they are putting money into the economy. 52% of the people that come to outside lands are from out of town. they are spending money on cabs, spending money in hotels and that s

going be problems to railway stations or bus stations? >> the violence sparked travel advisories. the u.s. and several european countries warn travelers to be excited visiting lop don. >> doesn't mean you shon go. travel advisory means you need to be i ware that they know potential of a big problem beginning on. >> she says the violence has not forced her clients to change their plans. >> since she isn't affecting the downtown area, i think they don't seem to be conferred. >> britain's agency is concerned. suspend the relief of this video. the corner stone of its overseas ad campaign. hopes calm will come soon to the streets of his nailive country. >> i think it's a phenomenon that will play itself out quickly and things will get back to normal. > london doesn't want the bad publicity to spill over next summer. travel agents say many hotels are booked with people renting apartments a year ago. >> amazing. the violence is unprecedented. four nights in a row and police are stretched to the limit. >> they are hoping it's not going to last. >> thanks. >>> a wild ride on wall street. stocks sank and soar after the federal government layed out its plan nor an economic re

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don. >> reporter: elizabeth, i think they are going to rely on the other three suspects to get that fourth suspect because they shut down operations for the night. this follows a home invasion operation, a home invasion robbery that was described as a violent affair. just about 5:30 this evening, san rafael police officers thought they saw a suspect car, they made an arrest. police spokeswoman margo takes it from there. >> when they pulled over, they jumped out of the car. two of them were in custody. one of them we believe may be hiding in the center at 302 4th street behind me. the other fled on foot. >> that was about 7:00 this evening. the two suspects were believed armed and dangerous and thought to be hiding in or around an apartment complex. residents were told to stay in their apartments. outside officers and s.w.a.t. teams gathered in the parking lot of the salvation army store at 4th and marion. right next to the apartment complex. around 8:00 this evening, police made an arrest. cbs 5 camera was rolling as the suspect came out. >> a third suspect in custody. he was found right a

. >> reporter: so there you heard rick perry there, really going after the president and, you know, don, he has his work cut out for him. i mean he made a strong speech today, there were conservatives coming out of the speech saying, hey, wait a minute, this is the speech that conservatives have been waiting for. they see rick perry as the guy who could be more conservative than mitt romney and more electable than michele bachmann, but it recall remains to be seen. rick perry while he is the longest serving governor in texas history has not been tested on the national stage, that process begins right now. he is headed as you said to new hampshire to talk to republicans later this evening. he will then go to iowa whereby the way, he'll be talking to voters in the very same spot that michele bachmann was announcing her campaign at just a few short weeks ago, so rick perry is prepared to throw some elbows in this race. we'll see whether or not he can take those punches when they come in his direction as well, don. >> i want you to take a listen to some of rick perry's supporters in the roo

don. it's a surreal atmosphere. you can hear fireworks going off here in the background. this is a weekly tradition here. they would have this no matter what. it's bizarre to be here in the middle of this. it's been a somber mood here. this is a military town and for a place like this where the realities of war are constant this has been a tough couple of days. kimberly vaughn describes the horrible moment when uniformed officers came to her door and told her about her husband. >> i just fell to my knees. >> aaron vaughn was one of 22 navy seals killed in the helicopter crash in afghanistan. kimberly is left to care for 2-month-old chamber lynn and 2-year-old reagan. >> i want to tell the world he was a wonderful husband, a fabulous father to two wonderful children. he was a warrior for our country. he wouldn't want to leave this earth any other way than how he did. >> reporter: on the boardwalk in the diners of virginia beach a community grieves for nearly two dozen young men who were in their midst but they never really got to know. mary's restaurant is a hangout for so

going to be a slow commute. >> reporter: thank you, officer. so the police also say that they are willing to stay as long as they have to, to end this peacefully. back to you. >> don, i'm being told that traffic trying to go north on 101 is being backed up all the way into san francisco as the evening commute gets going but i have another question about the girlfriend. is she being held as as who or do we know that? >> reporter: we asked the san rafael police that question earlier today. she says they don't know. i think it's assumed at this point that she is not being held as a hostage but when you have a person with a gunman locked in a room you have to go carefully and that's what they are doing. >> 7 hours more into this. don knapp san raphael, thank you. we'll keep an eye on it with chopper 5 over san rafael tonight. >>> in other news, that nebulous net group that calls itself "anonymous" hacked into another bart website. first it was personal for passengers. this time personal for bart police. joe vazquez on the latest cyberattack today. joe. >> reporter: last thursday bart police shut down the cell phone service to their bart station here because they said

don. let me go through the three questions. and i will move in sequence. start with the gentleman and the idea of spending five years on the ground. yes, of course. you're absolutely right. that has to be approaching the right response of situation. it seems to be something very difficult to achieve in the modern world. the modern world has become very odd. i was contrasting the carrier of richard holbrooke, have a lot of admiration for with the career of his equivalent. in his first posting for just over a debt -- a year. john lawrence was in his first posting for 16 years. by the time he became vice revenue he had been on the ground for 35 years of his career. exactly the same age, became the envoy, he had spent in his entire career approximately five and a half years on foreign tourists, 22 years on wall street, much of this energy was necessarily sucked into washington politics. it had to be. he became very absorptive in the press, congress. i remember a new york profile of him. he said to the new yorker that he understood the politics of afghanistan a

so i'm going to play devil es advocate. >> and, don, i have something to say to that. e did inherit these things from bush. he also inherited a aaa credit rating from president bush, and in three year's time, it's gone. so, history is going to remember this as the obama downgrade. >> okay. amy, i want to read this, i want to move on now and read part of the report from the s&p. it points fingers at both sides. so here's the quote. it says the downgrade reflects our opinions that the fiscal consolidation plan that congress and the administration recently agreed to falls short of what, in our view, would be necessary to stabilize the government's medium-term debt dynamics. but there is a section where s&p calls out one of the parties directly, amy, here it is. it says compared with previous projections, our revised base scenario now assumes that the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts, meaning the bush tax cuts, due to expire by the end of 2012, remain in place. we have changed our assumption on this because the majority of republicans in congress continue to resist any measure that w

is not going to prosecute them as of now, don. >> does this mean the u.s. ng groups aid terrorists? >> well, no. i mean, what the u.s. is saying is there's going to be procedures in place to make sure as little aid as possible is going to be diverted. but at the same time, they don't want to the penalize these groups. how difficult it is to get money. this is one of the real concerns about the somali/america community right now. they're wiring money home to help their families but they're worried it could be diverted to al shabab, al qaeda's affiliated with these groups. a senior state department is going to be traveling to some of these communities in minneapolis and seattle in the coming weeks to try and allay these fears. they're not going to allow money to get to them but be as lenient at possible in terms of these restrictions. >> that was an lies labat reporting. somalia can test the survival skills of anyone. for people with disabilities, life can be unimaginably hard. students at the school for the blind learn what it takes to make their way in a dan

going on there. >> it was high drama, don. we're still in lockdown here at the white house because of the backpack left over. about 44 after the hour of 7:00 here on the east coast. this gentleman jumped the white house fence. he he had a backpack with him. i covered the building for 8 1/2 years. and the secret service as always responded like that. it is very rare you see the secret service on the grounds sometimes with the guns drawn including the long automatic weapons. the man was in custody within seconds. they shouted at him, don't move, hands above your head. he was taken into custody. the interesting part now is they brought out a bomb-sniffing dog to the bag and the dog had a reaction that gave the secret service some pause. so they pulled back and put the building in lockdown. they asked us to leave the public grounds and come inside. a lot of equipment including robotic equipment that can test for bombs. we have no indication that's what it is. i want to be very clear about that. we usually don't give these things a

don, you're an employer. do you think that we're going to see job loss as the nation tries to tighten its belt? something like this, the debt ceiling deal make you as an employer have to higher fewer people. >> i don't think it helped me make me higher fewer people but gives us a little more stability. the irony here, the debt ceiling has been increased 74 times in my lifetime. >> right. >> and i'm 51. more than once a year, ten times since 2001. not a lot of impact other than all drama around it and further instability. the big challenge here is for the average american, they're not going to see much of an impact because social security is not getting touched nor medicaid and medicare. those are the drivers of our budget deficits where we can't control them. >> we'll talk more about those as we go on. diane is chief economist at the concord coalition. some of the cuts in this debt deal were going to come from loans to graduate students. when the job market turns around, will we have a work force that's educated and ready to compete if we're starting to pull back some of the subsidies to get mi

i think we need to think about whether the degree that we're going to get is going to earn a job. and as don said, science, technology, engineering, math, is probably where the shortages are likely to come in the future probably much less of a market than perhaps for economists. but that's something we need to think about. that we need to look at the local jobs market and this is where community colleges need to get together with businesses and try and tailor course ourings to what the business means. >> what a fantastic discussion. we'll pick it up again very soon. don peck, terry savidge, dr. rajan, thank you very much. the middle class, has it been downgraded? we all agree that you need to to go to college and get the right major and not too much debt. >>> what are states doing to make sure the middle class isn't being downgraded? i posed that question to two well-known governors, next. we find the best, sweetest crab for red lobster we can find. yeah! [ male announcer ] hurry in to crabfest at red lobster. the only time you can savor three sweet alaskan crab entrees all under $20, like o

they are going to go so we have to adjust as we go. >> reporter: protestors say all the demonstrations are rung up the tab. >> not a lot of money anywhere. donnapp in san francisco, thank you. >>> well checking other bay area headlines, a san francisco battalion chief is recovering tonight after her res crew vehicle was brood sided while respond to go a call. she was on briant street about to get on the bay bridge when the truck was hit by a pickup causing truck to overturn. the battalion chief and the pick up driver went to the hospital. both are expected to recover. >>> two people were injured when their small plane skid off a runway at napa county airport and collided with a car at highway 29. the single engine beach aircraft lost power and came down without its landing gear. two people in the car suffered minor injuries. the people on the plane were not hurt but their aircraft was badly damaged. >>> investigators are looking for the cause of a fire at a children's center today. the flames started about midnight in a computer lab at children's council, san francisco, on church street near mission high school. the fire was out in about an

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don. you know, there is a lot going on, and he will be celebrating also raising money in chicago.t they will be maybe not a celebration, but a huge sigh of relief here and you could feel it in the body language and in the mood here at the white house already that they did their heavy lift, and already tonight, people starting to drive home for the first time at a reasonable hour from what people have been working here until midnight and 1:00 and all around the clock here, and so a sense of relief and the president turning 50 in chicago later this week, don. >> i have to ask you this, jessica, what is this incident in which the democrats refer to the tea party as terrorists and tell us about that. >> well, so, earlier today, the vice president biden went up to capitol hill, because as you know many of the democrats and the liberal democrats have been outraged with the deal and feel that too much of it was a give to the republicans. and he sat there to go into a closed caucus meeting with the house democrats and muttple democratic sources in the room tell me that many of them were v

this thing, already, though, is much, much larger than don, and we think that will be the case going forward. hates to go over the island of hispaniola which has many mountains and that may knock it down a touch. this is our forecast computer model which shows the track going toward the dominican republic and eventually toward the southern bahamas and likely toward the state of florida, at least the east coast. the models this morning have nudged a little bit farther to the east, so not guaranteed to make landfall in miami, that's for sure. so just prepare right now mentally and then we'll update this forecast going forward, but certainly the southern tip of florida all the way up to the carolina coast and even the northeast will have to watch this one very, very carefully and be prepared to act. heat indiceses, up and over 105 again and skpangd the heat across the central plain. our streak continues in dallas, texas, oklahoma city, little rock, hazy, hot, and humid, a little bit of relief across the northeast with the cool front coming through yesterday, but i use the term lightly.

download free broncos to mediocre for your media projects and free media don carty dot com. we need to go after all the free loaders living in america you know those guys addicted to welfare that's bankrupting our nation those same guys who don't pay their fair share in taxes those guys are just dirty up the place to exploit that expect the people around them to clean it up it's time to tell them the free ride over so are you listening g.e. exxon mobil citigroup because i'm talking to you and i'm talking to you as a person is after all according to mitt romney that's what you are. corporations are people my friend we can raise taxes that of course they are everything corporations are also that goes to people so what do you think it goes. tragically the supreme court agrees with it and ever since the high court handed personhood over to corporations and us giving them the same rights as we the people to meddle in politics and influence lawmakers the one area these corporations of focused most on is tax dodging as i point out my book on equal protection these corporations on leash in army o

is not going to prosecute them as of now, don, because millions of people are at risk. there are thousands of people that have died and as you stayed in that piece that nima said the feeding centers are overwhelmed. >> so do you fear this could be letting groups aid terrorists? >> well, no, what the u.s. is saying there's going to be procedures in place to make sure that as little aid as possible is going to be diverted, but at the same time they don't want to penalize these groups, how difficult it is to get money in. the somali american community are wiring money home, but they're worried it could be diverted to al shabob, the state officials are going to be traveling to minneapolis and seattle in the coming weeks to try and alay these nears that they're not going to allow money to get to them, but they're going to be as lenient as possible in terms of these restrictions. >> is there anything that the u.s. is doing to improve the crisis on the ground? >> the u.s. has given about $500 million so far to give medicine and water and food. and at the same time, they're try

don specter says 60,000 inmates are within release date. >> these prisoners we're going to get out anyway. it's been proven scientifically that the advancement of their release date a few weeks or months wouldn't have any adverse effect on public safety. >> the administration's court filing last month says realignment will get them to 32,000, not 34,000 the courts have asked but the california corrections department is recalculating the numbers and believes early release won't be necessary. >> i'm confident we will avoid any federal court ordered prison release. we are doing it safely. >> but the court ordered early release will happen anyway under realignment. they don't believe there room for the prisoners in local jails and they will have to let some of those inmates go. >>> gang-related violence in the south bay and east bay is a problem law enforcement struggles to control. in the north bay, a growing problem, as well. a new police unit in novato is focusing on gang members. heather ishimaru has the story. >> novato police want to see fewer of these, crimes involving gang members. wi

it gives us a little preview of what it's sort of going to look like at night when it opens in a couple years. dont another perspective tonight, one that very few of us will ever see. >> reporter: a rare invitation from caltrans to visit the new bay bridge. with special escorts we were headed to the top of the new 525-foot tall tower nearly 50 stories high. to get there first we had to travel under the span on open walkways, hundreds of feet above the bay. take two elevators bolted on the side of the unfinished tower and to top the newly installed catwalks stretched in four directions waiting for the new cables to be installed, cables that eventually will comprise of more than 18,000 miles of steel wire. caltrans spokesman bart may also says the last big pieces have arrived. >> we have a steel transport ship that has recently arrived carrying our final deck segment. >> reporter: those final segments will go here connecting the suspension section with a causeway. the new bay bridge is supposed to be open in 2013, six months early. 22 years late. on the oakland bay bridge, don ford, cbs5. >>> it was

don. >> i can't believe you mised this one. you said you were goingo put the turkey on the table, and there is lots of cuts and carving of that turkey they will do. >> well, that is nice, and very clever of you, don. >> and i have to ask you simpson/bowles, the gang of six, they failed and so the odds are not in their favor. >> yes, they are heavily stacked against them, because when you think about it, these folks have a tough, tough job in front of them and they have to grapple with the notion they are not working in the vacuum, and they are going to be picked by party leaders as we pointed out, and then prodded by the parties to toe the party line, and for democrats that is going to be pushing the tax increases they didn't get this time around and for the republicans it will be furiously resisting the increases all amid the rapidly growing tension of the upcoming presidential election, don. >> and you sit in this chair, and i need a dwik answquick ans this, and with this job you will tick off a lot off people, and who will want this job? >> well, t

go to the future of covered. couldn't take three sports. three. three. three. three broke mediocre four year media projects free media don carty dot com. x kaiser welcome back to kaiser report time now to go to financial journalist and blogger extraordinary terry ball terry ball welcome back to the kaiser report says great see terry we spoke to you last year and when your article in the atlantic came out made big news in the mail suggest bear stearns cheated clients out of billions give us a bit of a summary and update the story if you can for us. this was a key piece where there stearns morgan streeters led by an executive tom marino now is now the c.e.o. of risk him and his team are literally stealing billions from their own clients those clients happen to be. nonaligned insurers and investors in residential mortgage backed securities certain out some around he's currently c.e.o. of what company a rez capra's cap is division of ally financial the former g.-mac ok so as all of these firms that we're caught in gave mass of securities fraud instead of any kind of legal precedent being applied in anyone going to jail they simply had to ch

. >> if i don't have this did you know don in three years, then there is going to be a one-term proposition all right. here now to analyze fox news correspondent juliet huddy. 48%. >> up from 7% to 10%. yeah. >> bill: the employment rate -- the unemployment went up 48%? >> in the last three years since obama gave his speech there at grant park. >> bill: if you look at it objectively, not a party one way or the other, pretty effective ad. >> it's a beautiful ad, very slick ad. takes obama's words and uses them against him and his passion, as you see there, that victory party in grant park there and uses it against him because this is essentially based, called the obama isn't working campaign. and it's called of romney sort of for ray out into the public life now. he has been behind the scenes as he has been getting criticized for. he has had since april 11th when he announced. he has had 34 events but most of them have been private fundraisers. he is getting out there now. a little over 18 million. >> bill: and that's not nearly enough so, something is going to have to happen. mitt romney is

go away stay tuned much more coming away so stay right there. pretty three. four three. three. three. three. for your media project c.e.o. don carty john tom. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser let's go to town to see and talk with catherine austin fits he served in the george h.w. bush administration catheters also former banker and is now an investment advisor and blogger at the solari dot com catherine fitts welcome back to the kaiser report it's great to be back all right captain awesome fetch first matt being in the latest rolling stone asks is the f.c.c. covering up wall street crimes your thoughts. yes because economic model is a criminal model so of course they're covering of crimes they have to so he said the economic model is a criminal model explored out a little bit in other words the banking system itself is basically a glorified ponzi scheme correct well we have an economy that superman and war who organized crime in and you know part of the profits that that organized crime is part of what's keeping the whole economy going it's not just the banking system it's every community in america so if you let me give it

recall election, then we'll pass more reforms after that, they should go ahead and do it, because the $30 million they flushed don the toilet will be $30 million they don't have for other races. so, hey, go for it. >> senator priebus, thanks for joining us. >> you bet. thank you, buddy. >>> up next, a major financial firm warns the global economy is dangerously close to a recession. how will markets react? a preview of wall street before the bell. >>> plus -- less than two weeks after cutting the u.s. credit rating, standard & poor's finds itself at the center of a justice department investigation. >>> but first -- today's trivia question. which u.s. president took the longest vacation while on the job? tweet us @dailyrundown. the answer and more coming up on "the daily rundown." [ male announcer ] looking for a complete picture of your money? meet pnc virtual wallet. it comes with a calendar that shows you all your finances at once. it lets you know when your money's going out. and when it's coming in. it even tells you when you're running low. we call that danger days. it's built to help you see your money in a

indicate to the remaining gadhafi loyalists that there are other options other than going down in -- from martyr donr to support the dictator gadhafi. there have to have an ability to negotiate and see something other than a firing squad or death in a battle. >> fadel, allah min, i appreciate you staying with us and general kim et. >>> the people opposed to moammar gadhafi have been afraid to speak out. remember before really the government there responded. we talked to people in tripoli. then for months there was silence. tonight you'll hear from a woman who wants us to share her name. she wants to share what she's seen on the trips of tripoli today and many months. >> an earthquake hitting virginia. tremors felt along the east coast. the latest on both. vrrooom...vrrroooomm vroom vrrooom vrrroooomm vrrroooomm vrroom vrrrooomm vrrroooooooommmmmm mmmm mm. new splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweetener with b vitamins, the first and only one to help support a healthy metabolism. three smart new ways to sweeten. same great taste. new splenda® essentials™. [ kate ] can't believe i have high blood pressu

go. if you've got the opportunity to join a private members club and suddenly you see that the swimming pool is broken don the tennis courts look as if they're in disrepair and some people are telling you that the bailiffs are going to come in and actually try and close the club down i'm not sure you want to pay that sort of membership fee the e.u. needs to get its act together it needs to cut the counsellor and get rid of places like greece and through the might of the euro it needs to create a new unstable system and it needs to adhere to the room because all of the euro zone members have essential broken the rules in some way shape or form the markets need confidence this is not caused by markets thinking that they want to destroy the euro as a reason for some form of vandalism it's totally completely in the hands of people like mr sarkozy mrs merkel and indeed all of those euro zone leaders they need to lead they need to demonstrate leadership and they need to demonstrate strength otherwise the euro is dead. before the latest figures from the world stock markets join our business desk in about twenty

around sixteen of us four shots right there i'm finding that just over a month to go until the rugby world cup in new zealand don carty kicked fifteen points as the all blacks come to really big strayer thirty points to fourteen and they're trying a sure thing can take in all cling to retain the blood just like up their traditional keva for the gang judy boosted the home nations morale in the all blacks dominated from the off at eden park where they have not lost the test to a strategy since nine to ninety six in new zealand where seventeen up at half time after prize from our normal and having me alarming and city veni city vast so you put the match fourteen minutes into the second half the wing connecting right on right smith rush spectacular run to make it twenty five seven degree ione and rocky and did get on the school board for the wallabies in the second period but the visit is never looked like getting back into the new zealand and i had two wins from two in the triune nature following that success against the plate in south africa last week. a quick look elsewhere in the big wales at twickenham yesterda