we use an inch and a half so you've got three layers of glass, and you can dance on it or whatever el else. fluid, as a disco bar near the four seasons on mission street for all you younger people. and they've got a lineup to get in there, one of those. and they have this dance floor that's covered with this inch and a half glass. and lights underneath. and it's very impressive. >> i think it's the indian reservation just built a projection of glass over the grand canyon. >> yes. >> and it has a glass floor, i understand. >> yes. >> read anything about that? >> i showed the picture to my wife, and she turned white, and says i'm not going. >> [laughter.] >> so like 2,000 feet straight down on a glass floor, wow. >> but it's perfectly safe, and all that. and that's kind of the excitement of glass, is being able to see through it, except there is an additional state requirement, ubc, that says, wait a minute, this is all fine and well, but i don't want you slipping on this. and so a certain percentage of that then has to be either sand blasted, or have like little dots on it, like the floors

companies pulling in huge profits without our help, then we'll have to make even deeper cuts somewhere el el else>> reporter: so even though the president says nothing about the table, the republicans say they will not support any tax hikes. that could be a sticking point where the debt limit is reached exactly one month from today. and now in the weekly g.o.p. address, senator dan coates from indiana says the president needs to do what his governor from indiana, mitch daniels did, cut taxes and lower spending and pay down the debt and then coates says, everything will be better. >> the president and democrats in congress must recognize that their game plan is not working. it's time to acknowledge that more government and higher taxes is not the answer to our problem and it's time for bold action and a new plan to address our current crisis. >> and senator coates added that he hopes things turn around so that he is not part of the first generation to leave behind a country worse than the one they inherited. kelly. >> kelly: yeah, peter, with an august 2 deadline, the time is dwindling down rapidl

basically only in washington would the notion of balancing your budget be called extreme or something el else. i mean, it's common sense that you can't spend more money than you have. and i think that we need to make sure that we pass this cut, cap and balance plan because it's a commonsense plan for how we could raise the debt ceiling and ensure that we don't continue along this cycle of continuing to increase our credit and not have a plan to pay our bills. and borrowing money from china? that's got to stop. when you think about all the money we've borrowed from a country like china, that doesn't share our values. well, this cut, cap and balance plan is right -- right now, there is no other plan that has been presented. it was just passed by the house of representatives on a bipartisan basis and we could do this now and put ourselves on a path to a balanced budget and make sure that your constituent -- i know that you're a father as well -- that our children don't bear the burden of our failure to make the real decisions today and continue to kick this can down the road. we owe it not only

major problems in san francisco and you still have to watch the toll plaza and everything el -- everything else. >> yeah, we have it here. we have a look at this map here. i want to let you know that there is a truck accident. it's a ramp that has been closed or -- a ramp -- lanes have been close on the ramp. let me say it again. lanes are closed on a ramp in san francisco eastbound 0 in san francisco. we -- 80 in san francisco. we do have live pictures that we're getting here from our photographer on the scene. if you can go to b of a in the control room, east 80. there we go. these are live pictures. there you go. east 80, right before 101. so this is northbound 101 leeing up to east 80. there's only one lane left on the ramp. look at -- at all of the freeway traffic. the traffic is back up all the way to candlestick park. this is an incredible backup. if you want to get on the bay bridge and head out of town, come to downtown san francisco via 280 and get on at first street or one of the other ramps there. don't get on on 101. this is the within bay bridge. that traffic will be backed up for

efrgs el if everything else has to go, we have to do jobs. they are fighting like heck for jobs, jobs, and jobs. ted kennedy beat mitt romney in 1994 on jobs, jobs, jobs. and yet democrats in washington right now, tonight, are, what, at this point reduced to trying to save the country's credit score. this fight in washington was forced by congressional republicans. and congressional republicans are losing it. the country trusts president obama and the democrats to deal with this matter more than they trust republicans. if catastrophe happens because of this standoff, people will blame the republicans for making it happen. republicans picked this fight. they forced this fight. they picked this fight. and they are in the process of losing this fight. so here's the big question. will democrats be able to pivot from winning this stupid fight in washington that didn't have to happen, will they be able to pivot from that into winning the real fight for jobs, for infrastructure, for stimulus, for a freaking wpa or something, some other big, bold pro

else? the murdoch hacking scandal trend els on. david cameron was pummelled in parliament today.ameron as you may recall hired a top murdoch man to be his communications director. today he indicated he wouldn't have done that had he known what was going on at the news of the world. this is emerging as the choice of this scandal. delay action and in effect say don't blame me. the question is will it work? we're joined by nicolas wopshat has an inside take on the key players. thanks for being here. let's crank through the crowd here. rupert and james murdoch, the father and son team in this. after their testimony yesterday no matter what we thought of it, news corp. stock rose almost 60%. did they dodge a bullet? >> not necessarily. a number of reasons stock may go up. one may be that you think rupert looked so unwell, so old that even a page said age of the issue. actually the cooperate governance may get better. >> he didn't look very strong there. there were these weird contractions that happened. in one breath he said i couldn't know what was going on with me employees. then so

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el dorado, texas. this tiny town is where warren jeffs is new in jail as he stands trial. while jeffs has been here he's done one thing above all elseme on the phone. in this past month, how much money has he spent would you estimate on phone cards to make phone calls? >> roughly $3,000. >> reporter: and a similar pattern when he was for a time in a different texas jail, a few dozen miles away. >> so do you know how much he spent on phone cards? >> i would say probably in excess of 10,000. >> $10,000. in the four months he was here. >> correct. >> and is it unusual to spend that much money? have you ever had an inmate spend as much money on phone cards? >> no, we haven't had. >> reporter: authorities tell cnn jeffs has been given cash by his loyal followers to pay for the calls. and jailers say they monitor what's said. mostly lengthy sermons and detailed instructions to his followerses a few miles away at his isolated yearning for zion ranch. as well as to his followers in the twin polygamist towns of colorado city, arizona and hilldale, utah. if that sounds like he's still run the church from jail, he is. insiders say he's even be

else wish to speak on the point of order? if not, the chair is prepared to rule. the gentleman from florida makes a point of order that the amendment offered by the el from connecticut proposes to change existing law in violation of clause 2-c of rule 21. as recorded in deshler's precedents, volume 8, chapter 26, section 52, even though a limitation or exception therefrom might refrain from explicitly from assigning new duties to officers of the government, if it implicitly requires them to make investigations, compile evidence or make judgments and determinations not otherwise required of them by law, then it assumes the character of legislation and is subject to a point of order under clause 2c of rule 21. the proponent of a limitation assumes the burden of establishing that any duties imposed by the provision either are merely ministerial or are already required by law. the chair finds that limitation proposed in the amendment offered by the gentleman from connecticut does not simply impose a negative restriction on the funds in the bill. instead, it requires the officials concerned to make a determination regarding whether a certain item to be acquired for use o