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representative keith ellison about a debt deal that may involve cuts to social security and medicare about getting the fixation back on jobs and about a contender in the state was calling him a radical islam that's and you know the prison inmates are now doing the work the public employees in wisconsin did for free that's all thanks to governor walker's bill and we'll speak with one law professor who says the protect ip act is unconstitutional and aligns the u.s. with oppressive regimes around the world or you have all of that for you and more tonight including a dose of happy hour but first we're not going to do our mainstream mr nigh we're going to do things a little bit differently so we can out time with a congressman congressman now washington it was rumbling last night as word leaked from the white house the president obama would be pushing for a big deal to bring an end to debt negotiations and appease republicans by tying it to budget cuts that deal would include three trillion in cuts one trillion and revenue increases cuts to social security medicare and medicaid also inclu

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congressman ellison, great to have you with us tonight. if you didn't hear it, folks, there will be no vote in the house. that announcement coming from the gop whip just moments ago. the boehner plan and the reid plan have scary similarities. but we'll ask robert reich why the reid plan is a little bit better. and tea party congressman joe walsh reportedly owes more than $100,000 in child support. but he's okay. because it makes him more like real americans? this dude is in outer space and he's going to the zone. [ male announcer ] this is the network. a network of possibilities. excuse 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. that's how it is with a

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and sarah ellison, who's covered this story for "vanity fair" magazine. she's a former "wall street journal" reporter, and author of the book, "war at 'the wall street journal'" about murdoch's purchase of the paper in 2007. richard saddams andy colson was already connected with the hacking scandal at the news of the world. how did he end up working for the prime minister and is david cameron become wounded by this now? >> well, we've heard cameron's explanation as to why he gave what he calls a second chance to andy colson. colson claimed that he knew nothing about what had been going on, that it was the responsibility of a single rogue reporter. and that he had resigned as a matter of honor. in effect we now know, and are rapidly discovering more and more that colson was, in effect, heavily involved and that presumably many other senior figures inside the news of the world and possibly news international itself were also involved. >> suarez: but this is an unusually public and visible position for someone who was already tainted by scandal. even resigni

her husband, ellison, was one of the seven onboard challenger. >> ell and i understood that something could happen. we just kind of hoped that it never would. >> obviously he was okay with accepting the risk. >> he did. he was very well prepared for it. >> lorna's deepest heartache was for her two daughters. >> she came in. and she said, i want you to die today. and i was like really stunned. and before i could say anything she said, but you can come alive again on tuesday. and i don't know what that was. but so i said why? and she said, because i need to ask daddy some things, and then he began be dead again and you can come alive. but i have to ask him some things. >> lorna didn't go to shuttle launches for five years after the accident. since then she's been to nearly all of them. it is sad, she says, to see it end. >> do you think it was worth it? >> yeah. i do. i think a lot of it is because i think ell would have thought it was worth it. >> the shuttle program came back from challenging and came back again after columbia. lost re-entering the atmosphere, debris was scattered acr

her husband, ellison, was one of the seven onboard challenger. >> ell and i understood that something could happen. we just kind of hoped that it never would. >> obviously he was okay with accepting the risk. >> he did. he was very well prepared for it. >> lorna's deepest heartache was for her two daughters. >> she came in. and she said, i want you to die today. and i was like really stunned. and before i could say anything she said, but you can come alive again on tuesday. and i don't know what that was. but so i said why? and she said, because i need to ask daddy some things, and then he began be dead again and you can come alive. but i have to ask him some things. >> lorna didn't go to shuttle launches for five years after the accident. since then she's been to nearly all of them. it is sad, she says, to see it end. >> do you think it was worth it? >> yeah. i do. i think a lot of it is because i think ell would have thought it was worth it. >> the shuttle program came back from challenger and came back again after columbia. lost re-entering the atmosphere, debris was scattered acro

. >> ellison just to make education more diverse, have more variety and can fit different people's needs >> speaking on behalf of young people, of what help doing that. i don't have much to my name. i need as much help as i can speaking on behalf of young people. >> at more foundations, as i was saying earlier, more income students. it can provide a new college experience for them. >> we need more funding for schools on all levels. >> of like for president obama to push for more ethnic studies so people can learn about themselves and learn the role that they are destined to play in the role they played for many years >> universal health care. >> allow use more job opportunities, especially youth that have criminal records. basically the same thing, it can cost 120,000 for a incarcerated youth and about zero hundred and 20,000 to employ 25 years. i think more youth jobs. >> i am all for currency, you know what they are. unless a budget cuts. >> i would like more access to resources for students so that they can get the resources they need. >> if president obama walked through the door tod

one outspoken is keith ellison. he joins me from capitol hill. >> good morning. how are you?testified at the first hearing, but you were turned down to testify today. you are the first muslim in congress. any idea why your request was denied? >> no, but i don't think i should be allowed to testify because i'm the first muslim. i happen to represent the congressional district with the largest somali area. the muslim community is the topic of the hearing. i have expertise on this issue. >> am i right that you will submit testimony? >> yes. >> what is the point you would want to make before the committee? >> basically two points. first point, the anti-muslim rhetoric here evolves into toxic and terrible consequences indirectly and ugly rhetoric fed into anders breivik who killed so many people in norway. >> let me stop you right there. that is a strong allegation, congress member. is there any indication that is the case? >> yes. if you read anders breivik's manifesto, american anti-muslim web sites and commentators were referenced, including pam geller and others known for whip

joining me is congressman keith ellison. congressman, do you are look around and think that you are in some sort of crazy bizarro world? because to me, the conversation in washington is so detached from the immediate pressing need for jobs i don't even know where to begin. >> we had to break out of the beltway and go out to america. the progressive caucus is on a 12-city jobs tour. and so we've gone across the country, to milwaukee, detroit, minneapolis, and we have gone to new york city, we're going to have to miami, because we need to hear from the real folks. one lady in minneapolis stood up and said she's a wal-mart employee, a manager, makes $9.80 an hour, no benefits and says she carries three cards in her pocket. one is her wal-mart i.d., the second her discount card, and the third is a welfare card, a card so that she can partake of the basic social safety net that wal-mart refuses to grant to her, even though she is a manager and even though she is a valued employee by them. you wouldn't know it by the pay they give

i spoke to gary ellison a couple of weeks ago. obviously, i wished him luck but not too much luck. >> he visited the silicon valley and met with facebook founder mark zuker berg and wellny -- mark zuckerbergberg and wealthy investors -- mark zuckerberg and wealthy investors. >>> temperatures are warming up nicely. taking a live look outside out towards san francisco and the ballpark. the first pitch is scheduled for 12:45 this afternoon and san francisco already warming up into the lower 70s. as far as the low clouds, we have clear skies. you can see the hug bank primarily hugging the big sur coastline and also to the west of monterey bay. we could have fog develop late tonight into early tomorrow morning. current temperatures just updated. it's warm already. we're talking about some 80s out towards fairfield. right now 7 in fairfield. livermore -- 87 in fairfield. livermore, 86. santa rosa at 84. for today we do have this. more sunshine, temperatures on the warm side. tomorrow, some patchy morning fog. still, we'll call it warm,

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the red lights would break through the first half of the to before last year's league top score of ellison posted the victory midway through the second with a fine display of personal skill. sparta and they're involved into their second home defeat in four days after they also lost to mediate as taste of the same scoreline on thursday. and beat a blistering debut in the russian translight for portuguese coach jersey with four different players on target for his locomotive side and therefore no pummeling here in moscow to reach you at school blasted in a free kick to get them going after thirty two minutes. and. but the railway went to nothing out just in the first half that's off turn provide us soon after the end of all setting up the macis a trough expect the kids to go flying in the back of the unchain and. alexander minchin cough completed a lopsided score line with a header after something like minutes for no talking. meanwhile in argentina peru trained the bronze medal at the copper america after a four one drubbing of ten thousand venezuela in the third place play off peru broke the

arena of ellison saving at least some of the spark brushes courtesy of a fifty second minute equaliser while a nearly kickoff terry won one nil at home thanks for goalkeeping blunder five minutes after the interval respect. it is the vanni give us a free kick was inexplicably valuable advice a good pitcher cough and a sealed of was left with a simple tap in that proved to be the difference erik winning on the road in siberia. on sunday zelizer looking for when number eight in a row and host second bottom spiral track now in our moscow are also involved twelve points from their last ball games that they host vulgar while league leaders who themselves are in the eleven games trouble to krausen our roster of poached luck imo teeth. moving to formula one now where defending champions are best sebastian vettel has edged out lewis hamilton in qualifying for the gary graham prix to take it his eighth pole position of this season last week's home race in germany was a disappointment for battle is the world champion finished as side the podium for the first time this year but red bull it gentle

further back following a disappointing one one draw against a band at the nation the key arena of ellison saving at least some of the spark brushes courtesy of a fifty second minute equaliser while a nearly kickoff terry won one charm thanks to a goalkeeping blunder five minutes after the interval respect. the vanni give us a free kick was inexplicably fumbled by pitchy cough and a sealed bag of was left with a simple tap in that proved to be the difference winning on the road in siberia. now on sunday journey to looking for win number eight in a row and hope second bottom track now in our moscow are also in full twelve points from their last four games that they host vulgar while league leaders to themselves are unbeaten in eleven games travel to crowds in the dark of polished seat. moving to formula one now where defending champion sebastian vettel has edged out lewis hamilton in qualifying for the gary graham parade to take it his eighth pole position of this season last week's home race in germany was a disappointment for vettel is the world champion finished as side the podium for th

for the red white we played through the first half of the to before last year's league top score of ellison most of the victory midway through the second with a fine display of personal skill. sparta condemning vulgar to their second home defeat in four days after they also lost to me by the same scoreline on thursday. and a blistering debut in the russian top flight for portuguese coach jersey crucero with four different players on target for his locomotive side and therefore no pummeling with here in moscow to reach us golf blasted in a free kick to get them going after thirty two minutes into nice and. but the railway men to nothing up still in the first half. turn provider soon after the interval of setting up the beaches to chill for expertly just a bore for finding the back of the arm can that. alexander minchin cough completed the lopsided score line with a header after seventy nine minutes for no talker. meanwhile in argentina peru claimed the bronze medal at the copper america after a four one drubbing of ten thousand venezuela in the third place play off peru broke the deadlock th

before last year's league top score of ellison most of the victory midway through the second with a fine display of christmas. sparta condemning volga to their second home defeat in four days after they also lost illegally to stay scarred by the same score line on thursday. and beat a blistering debut in the russian top flight for portuguese coach jersey with four different players on target to his locomotive side and therefore no promising here in moscow can reach us got lost in a free kick to get them going off the thirty two minutes into nice. but the railway men to nothing up still in the first half that's not turned provider soon after the interval of setting up which is to chill for expertly trustable the final back of the arm can that. alexander minchin cough completed a lot sided scoreline with a header after seventy nine minutes for no to walk away. meanwhile an argentina peru train to the bronze medal at the copper america after a four one drubbing of ten thousand venezuela in the third place play off peru broke the deadlock three minutes before the break after really enjoyed o

let's check out some of the world headlines now in brief this hour and ellison's are again countering on tony a square with egypt five months after the regime of president hosni mubarak fell the demonstration has been organized by liberal party some who want a set of agreed guidelines for a new constitution protesters also want instant trials for their former leader mubarak and his allies all of whom will appear before a car or a court next week. at least six people were killed when peacekeepers it could finally are al qaeda linked militants in somalia's capital to shoot violence broke out in you need to have to supply aid to famine refugees one hundred somalis is limits regard starvation relief efforts as a threat there will foresee a reported two million somalis not receiving food and water in militant controlled areas. u.s. and north korean diplomats met for several hours in new york for the first time since two thousand and nine both sides expressed satisfaction after the talks describing them as serious business like held in a good atmosphere the music which will continue on frid

i thought... you know the famous novel by ralph ellison, the invisible man. and i remember contemplating precious and bringing her to life, and thinking she would be invisible even to the invisible man. so for... you know, the invisible man was about a man who is not seen by the dominant culture. and i was thinking precious is not even seen by her own. even by the underclass she is invisible. people have done everything... she says it-- "they want to wipe me away, forget that i exist." so i began to see it almost as a responsibility, you know, as a task, you know, like a warrior, you know, that this was... i was going to slay these dragons that kept her invisible. and the dragons were denial, embarrassment, and ignorance, you know? we... many of us in the african american community were ashamed of precious, you know? she wasn't our... >> hinojosa: she was a loser. >> she wasn't our halle berry, type, you know what i mean? she wasn't a winner. she was what we had been taught to think of, also, as ugly. she was... you know, in all nonwhite cultures we've been t

we had no other way to form this and besides larry ellison taking over and he was smart because i predicted he would okay san francisco because this is the only city to see the race from the land. no other city in the world and to watch that on television and this is why i knew we would be the recipient of the race. all power to everybody and let's go ahead and make this thing happen. and this will bring in billions for the city. this is what we need. we don't need condoses. we need people like this to get involved and bring huge revenue to the city. president olague: thank you. is there additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini. commissioner antonini: i just had a couple of questions i guess for mr. martin first. thank you for an excellent presentation and not to throw cold water on what is going to be a tremendous efrvent but the scheduling is probably determined by the america's cup authorities or do we have any input when to schedule the actual competition? >> there is a lot of leeway under the host and venue agreement and things to do to wo

that isn't a pattern here ellison author gerry van dyke there. was often accused of links with the taliban in afghanistan illegal drugs straight out of russia's federal drug control surface even off says a decade of military failures of the coalition forces in the country aren't helping or watch his full interview in just over an hour here in r t but here's a quick preview. this september will see the tenth anniversary of that interview that's longer the world war two. the situation in afghanistan doesn't improve it's become even worse and even senior officials like general petraeus for example going to treat operation in afghanistan says the number of clashes there increases year after year and in fact the number of those clashes over the past ten years has increased more than a hundred times it was a with heavy assigned tasks been achieved but we see that the security in afghanistan has only gotten worse it's said that drug production cannot be forced because of the damage of the security situation so it's a kind of closed circle your. scandal

he does not, however, own a controlling interest in his reputation says "vanity fair's" sara ellison. >> to the extent that he can survive as the same kind of powerful entity i think is really in question. the spell is broken. people who believed in him as a genius business executive now really don't anymore. >> reporter: only recently "forbes" magazine ranked murdoch the 13th most powerful person in the world. that ranking is likely to fall now, along with the stock price. and news corporation's board may be forced to consider whether its chief asset has become a liability. bob? >> schieffer: thank you very much, anthony. anthony mason. the murdochs weren't the only ones who testified today. rebekah brooks was editor of the "news of the world" when the phone hacking first took place. she admitted that mistakes were made but said her company acted properly and quickly. she resigned last week as head of newscorp's british newspapers. back in this country where the clock is now winding down toward a possible government default, the house of representatives spent most of the day debating

up as world rulers in the worship of the true one god in their words lucifer and then he that made ellison this is what we're seeing that this is you know the start of world war three or a tiny portion of what could lead to world war three. well yes this is an attempt by someone who he says has other cells he's being handled now admitted that m i five knew what was going on and he was at meetings with british quote knights templars with british intelligence watching them undoubtedly involved with them i predicted last week on thursday that they would start moving the terror threat away from muslims in europe in the united states over to quote white right wing al qaeda people that won't go along with the new wars the banker bailouts the open borders of this as a way to demonize it so i could see the shift in law enforcement training manuals i was being shan't even different messages in the media that they were about to flip to this and i said that the attacks were imminent imminent on thursday and our report on that one around the world but it was even more imminent than i thought and it wa

meanwhile today a group of progressive featuring van jones and representative keith ellison also gathered on capitol hill to talk about their demands that congress not gut social security medicare and medicaid so what exactly is going on here van jones and other progressive trying to start their own sort of tea party only on the left for more on our studio in los angeles we're going to go to richard afghan senior fellow at the campaign for america's future peter richard i want to talk to you about this new progressive movement that we're seeing a little later and so far i would have to say a little less powerful than what we've seen the tea party do what is this progressive movement trying to say here where. they are basically expressing the viewpoint of most americans according to the polls including most republicans and surprisingly even in some cases most tea party members with their are saying is that there should be no cuts to social security or medicare as part of the deficit discussion that social security should be fixed by raising the taxes particularly the payroll tax about one

cooperate and of course today a group of progressive featuring van jones and representative keith ellison also gathered on capitol hill their demands that congress not gut social security medicare and medicaid so what's going on here are van jones and other progressive trying to start their own tea party of the last for more on this topic i spoke to richard ask out senior fellow at the campaign for america's future i started off asking him what exactly does new progressive movement is trying to say if elvis here's his take they are basically expressing the viewpoint of most americans according to the polls including most republicans and surprisingly even in some cases most tea party members with their say is that there should be no cuts to social security or medicare as part of a deficit discussion that social security should be fixed by raising the taxes particularly the payroll tax about one hundred six per thousand dollars which is his current limit that military cuts should be a big part of any long term plan and that we need aggressive action now to get jobs to turn the country aroun

. >> for lorna onizuka, with every launch, there is a nod to the heavens and her husband, ellison, whoice. >> i want to thank him for watching over these guys in the years since, because i think he does. shares their pride, shares their excitement, shares their glory. just from a different angle. >> the shuttle program has, and will be, celebrated, debated and critiqued. did it serve its purpose? was it worth the cost in both money and lives? when "atlantis" comes home, the 135th mission, when the wheels stop, it will become part of history. >> there's going to be a nostalgia for the shuttle. were we ever that audacious to go build spacecraft to do things like that? >> i will be as proud as anybody there at the slf when we land. >> um -- this is hard. um, i shed tears of joy. we have done what i wanted to do. we have safely flown out of the