i'm david emanuel. i live in glen park. i'm also a member of the upper knowy valley dog owners group. i'm here today tone dorse sally stephens as chair of the commission and hopefully have you keep her on the board. she's very highly admired and respected. as we heard before, she's astro physicist by training and conducts her meetings very much like a scientist. she considered all points of view, she's very courteous, lets everyone speak and then lets the facts guide her decision-making process and has everyone a part of that. i highly urge you to keep sally stephens as part of the commission. thank you. >> -- supervisor kim: thank you, mr. emanuel. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name andrea brooks. i'm the director for paws, pets are wonderful support, and current vice chairman of the commission that we're discussing. which i have been on for the past four years. i'm here to speak in strong support for reappointing sally stephens. in addition to just being a really insightful commission member, she's also taken the lea

emanuel, queer spoken word poetry. pbs's in the life. an online journal. he's the author of the year poetry. as well as his first spoken word. it's a recipient of the masha a gomez award. please welcome manual xavier. >> hello. okay. there we go. how are you doing? first of all, thank you so much. it's such a great pleasure to be back in san francisco. i love this city and it's always a pleasure to be here. i want to thank mishell t. one is new. it will give you a back story. a few years ago, i had been attacked on the streets of brooklyn. i am deaf in my left ear. >> sitting on the l, i was made a wear, my voice of louder. he didn't know about the hearing loss in one here. i remained silent. i didn't turn around to expose the scar on the back of my head. so that i wouldn't have to explain the origination. instead of business cards, i should explain, it would read as follows. my name is emaniel. i became a prostitute. i found my salvation? writing. i pushlished a book. i was recently attacked on the streets where i lived. >> the surgery left me deaf. i do

mayor emanuel is trying to accommodate them by configuring new bike lanes which are safer said that he can encourage more and more people to use their pedal power. >>i want chicago to be the bike friendliest city and the country. >>first city officials will have to make the streets safer for bicyclists. used cds sprinkled around the city where bicyclists have been killed markers indicate where all happened as a memorial. >>i don't feel comfortable with bike lanes being on streets where buses and run along. >>the mayor says his administration will help chicago become a pioneer in the expansion and reservations of protected bicycle lanes ... cyclists will be shielded from street traffic through a network of lanes that have protective indicators. >>we will have many more miles to come. >>already the city has set a trial location for the new lands which are designed to shield and protect the bikers. it's all about making the city more viable and more livable and more focused on residents themselves here in the city. >>depending on how well this pilot program goes it will determine how soon

. >> i talked to the new mayor, rahm emanuel. he was the president's chief of staff. coming up. >>> so much emotion in the casey anthony murder trial. her mother, cindy, breaking down in tears, when she learned what happened that her granddaughter had been missing for a month. ashleigh banfield has the latest. >> reporter: it was the toughest day yet. heartbreaking to watch cindy anthony on the stand. she took us back to 2008, the moment she found out that caylee had been gone so long. we now know that the child had been dead all that time. but it's so much more poignant, when you hear her 911 call. casey anthony's mother endured a gut-wrenching six hours on the witness stand. recounting the moments leading up to the discovery her granddaughter was missing. >> i have a 3-year-old that's been missing for a month. >> reporter: sobbing on the witness stand, cindy's panicked call to 911 echoed around her. >> is casey not telling you where her daughter is? >> correct. >> at any point, did you overhear your daughter make a statement to her brother? >> casey was never for cr

center in martinez, kaiser foundation hospital in san francisco, in santa cruz, dominican hospital and emanuel medical center in stanislaus county. they must provide the state with a plan to correct problem or appeal the fines within ten days. mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> it looks like it's going to be sunny today. small chance of showers but the big story, what comes in this weekend. it won't look like this. plenty of sunshine in san jose right now. we'll talk about the record setting rain. >> new proposal that could make it for ♪ [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service than comcast can give, now's a great time to switch to at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get at&t u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only $29 a month for six months. or get $300 back via promotion card with a qualifying u-verse bundle. [ male announcer ] u-verse tv lets you record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. and you can record and play back your shows from any room. plus with u-verse, you get dvr service and receiver included at no extra charge

center in martinez, kaiser foundation hospital in san francisco, in santa cruz, dominican hospital and emanuel center in stanislaus county. they must provide the state with a plan to correct problem or appeal the fines within ten days. mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> it looks like it's going to be sunny today. small chance of showers but the big story, what comes in this weekend. it won't look like this. plenty of sunshine in san jose right now. we'll talk about the record setting rain. >> new proposal that could make it for certain >>> good news for procrastinating california voters. they are allowing to people register and vote same day. the cut off is 15 days before the elections. if you miss the boat, you don't vote. it should increase voter turnout. california ranks 41st in turnout in the nation. >> and there is some rain procrastinating. when is it going to get out of bay area? >> it could be next week. we still have storm to go through. good morning to you. coming up on 11:19 we're looking back to the west from emeryville. you see the clouds have pretty dark bottoms in them. i

and rahm emanuel and in new-york city, thousands took to the streets. people from all over the world took part in the festivities. they were even made more special by the passing of the legalization of same-sex marriage in that state. this comes just days after the state of new-york passed the same-sex marriage bill. the heightened excitement of festivities down downtown. >> i am from glen cove, n.y. and it shows that the marriage it is across the country and it is great. >> they have made that change, the first step to civil-rights. >> representing the gay community from across america. >> thomas wahl and his partner are calling for the freedom to marry in california. >> equality now! >> they're shouting this message with over 1 million gathered at sunday's gay pride parade and celebration near san francisco civic center. the gay and lesbians are hoping that this same-sex marriage bill that passed in new york could happen soon in california. in the meantime thinking about going to new york to get married. >> if this is legal i i am already living with

. >> jimmy: will you please make it emanuel lewis? the baby that you adopt? one, he's still small. he would be great on television. and how awesome would that be if you say we adopted a little boy and out comes emanuel lewis? out comes webster. >> not a day aged. >> jimmy: he looks exactly the same. hey, we were in new york together last -- the week -- last week for the upfront. and i was talking actually to steve levitan, the creator of your show. he said you guys did the james lipton -- >> "inside the actor's studio." >> jimmy: how did that go? >> it was fantastic. you leave that show feeling like you have created the art form of acting. like, he makes you feel amazing about yourself. >> jimmy: it was the whole cast, right? >> the whole cast. but he spent time with each of us. as if he was doing a show just on each one of us. so, it was like four hours long. we were held hostage by james lipton. and then he had dinner with us afterwards so it was like an eight-hour evening. but there was a weird moment where he wanted to speak to each of our characters. he

and in the bottom of the eighth, torres coming up with a game's biggest hit, he brings pinch-runner emanuels home for the run that seals the win. vogelsong is now 4-1. the manager saying his spot in the rotation is very secure. the giants win 2-1, plus get help from the team they host tomorrow, the washington nationals, who beat arizona today, so the giants alone in first again. >> to be on a team and be counted on to go out there and win games, it's awesome. it's a great feeling, you know? it's a lull that you need to do. not just hanging around being a side show, you know? so, it means a lot. >> she is pitching great. been doing a great job. he's always been doing great. we just always said have to find the way to score runs and do our best because pitching has been doing a great job. >> it's nerve wracking, but it's fun at the same time, especially when we come through. we have pitchers doing their thing. being able to get that winning run and just to come through in clutch situations, it works out well. >> joining us tonight to talk giants, as tim joins us tonight at 11:25 for the nbc b

because emanuel can't isn't ill 's a frenetic effort all at once. you set some cuts but also some growth opportunities. it's that sort of energetic crack of leadership one step at a time that i think is something we're missing on the national scale. and just finally i would say i'm way more pessimistic than the markets are in the near term and the far term. >> charlie: one of the criticisms of the president is he ted to do too much at the beginning and taking on healthcare as well as the economic issues as well as unemployment. and that therefore he might have been better focused on one thing which was the economy and the jobs. >> the only thing i would say as tom mentioned those four things that need to be done, i don't think you can do the pain without gain just politically. so you got to do those things. somehow it's sequentially got to mix them in together. >> charlie: what do we need david. >> we need a lot. there's a short term stuff autopsy was talking about. we do need more help for the economy. >> charlie: stimulus? >> yes. >> charlie: acti

emanuel for the americas. we are inside the basement of the polytechnic and i'm admiring the bone is thattedose that your heal bone makes in the sunlight in the palms of my hand in my mind. when you come to my bed your hands and breath is sweet and we can love like this for hours. i can find christ in your body. this too must be constructed and killed bike on television with pain and blood that's beautiful like a red refer. you made me into a woman and i surend erred into it a man-made into a woman and returned. but you don't want to my bed this is the metal cloth you are chained to in the polytechnic. and i do we do it slowly with timed extensions of christ, his face removed and his penis removed the maggets and the wounds the teeth and hair weeks before he is your christ in the black pit with you. each day becomes eternity of days the sun never sets or rises the light bulb on a wire as i burn you 117 times with my cigarettes while the other guards have gone out for a meal beef stake tomatoes and red wines th

he brings home pinch runner emanuel burress for a run that brings home the win. vogelsong now 4-1. manager bruce bochy saying afterwards his spot in the rotation very secure. the giants win, 2-1, plus get some help from the team they host tomorrow, the washington nationals beating arizona. just moments ago. so the giants alone in first again. >> i don't think i'm pitching this good without them behind me. it definitely helps for sure. you know, if you're struggling and the fans aren't behind you, you're probably going to do worse. but it's awesome. it's awesome. i mean, i keep saying this. it's the best thing you could ever experience. i wish everyone could have the chance to experience what i'm going through right now. it's awesome. >> good stuff from vogelsong today. >>> all right. the a's trying to avoid a second straight sweep, getting all kinds of trouble from the a.l. east this week. this afternoon in boston not much better. brett anderson trying to get out of fenway with a win. but the red sox making things very difficult for him. bottom two, and carl crawford getting to and

on the law champions anita confound emanuel added i always in my transfer targets this summer match the city say they will release the twenty seven year old tigers star it's going money's right f.a. cup winners bought out a bio from asking for forty billion dollars two years ago however that city in which an elite which is said to suffer a big loss as a need are believed to be ready to offer a maximum of only thirteen million dollars. including the well meanwhile former tottenham boss martin yawl has signed a two year deal to become manager of english premier league side fallen and the fifty five year old dutchman says he is delighted to be going back to work after taking a year long break. i go through the. same story every day. and where you would like to come back to me with my shit when i left. right here i will shortz today and we'll be back. with. tennis now in defending champion rafael nadal is in action in the rain delayed second round at wimbledon but not right spaniard is up against unseeded american ryan sweeting is looking to reach the third round of major tournament for the

leaders also discussed russia's accession to the world trade organization you commission chief joseph emanuel saying it's possible by the end of this year they also agree that the libyan leader colonel gadhafi has lost his legitimacy and should not go this comes after many g. eight summit in france where russia agreed to step in with cease fire mediation efforts in the north african countries that you. used the european union and the international monetary fund are preparing a second rescue package for greece which according to some estimates may total as much as one hundred twenty billion euro that's just one year after the previous rescue package the news out of this is coming from the greek government to implement even more cuts tens of thousands have taken to the streets of athens in protest against that another round of these austerity measures but there's also anger in germany where people are tired of their country paying from backhoes neighbor as artie's daniel bushell reports. the euros did long leave germany says top lawyer marcus he's suing the german government to stop its bankrup

money watch everything also confirmed emanuel added by always among their summer transfer targets ranch the city say they will release the twenty seven year old if the money is right the f.a. cup winners' bought the togo star for asking two years ago for fourteen million dollars that he spent last season in the realm of it it's unclear however city assets to suffer a big loss as they need or reportedly offer maximum of thirteen million dollars. all over in english premier league chelsea have confirmed and three blush by us as the club's new manager the former porto head coach will start work immediately after signing a three year deal following his departure from the portuguese champions on tuesday the thirty three year old fluent english speaker previously worked as a scot and a job as a ring you at stamford bridge and began his managerial career with courtney's first division club academic in october two thousand and nine he took them from winless and bottom to an eleventh place finish in the portuguese league cup semifinal place then to porto he won the league cup and europa league i

and rahm emanuel and in new-york city, thousands took to the streets. people from all over the world took part in the festivities. there were even made it more special by the passing of the legalization of same-sex marriage and that state. this comes just days after the state of the york passed a same-sex marriage bill. the heightened excitement of festivities down downtown. >> i am from glen cove, n.y. and it shows that the marriage it is across the country and it is great. >> they have made that change, the first step to of so rights. >> representing the gay community from all across america. >> thomas wahl and his partner are calling for the freedom to marry in california. >> equality now! >> they're showing this message with over 1 million gathered at sunday's gay pride parade and celebration near san francisco civic center. the gay and lesbians are hoping that this same-sex marriage bill that passed in new york could happen soon in california. in the meantime some more thinking about going to new york to get married. >> if this is legal i i am alre

infrastructure and as you know, we have passed now i believe 125 mayors in the newest one was mayor emanuel who signed on to america fast forward. an innovative effort to leverage with cities and counties across the country, to invest in transportation, to leverage federal dollars in a smart way. so, it's great to be here in baltimore. i have the honor of introducing our second vice president. i joked with him today, there aren't a lot of people in the middle of a recession that can get a 76% vote for re-election but i think it accrues to the talent, the tenacity and the strong leadership of the second vice president of the u.s. conference of mayors, mayor michael nutter of philadelphia. [applause] >> thank you very much. i really wasn't keeping that close a track. [laughter] >> you don't have to when you're at 76%. >> thank you very much and of course our host, mayor rollins blake. i'm in the shadows of of course this great ballpark across the street. i'm in the cleanup spot and i'm going to make it pretty brief. to all of our mayors, this will be a great, great conference, one we know tha

mike emanuel is live at the white house.resident sounded a bit frustrated earlier mike. >> reporter: martha, he did. i think the number that almost six in ten americans even believe we're inra recovery at this point has to be particularly striking to this white house, where they recognize they will be graded on the economy in next year's election, as important of an issue as any, when it comes to the reelection bid. here is the president earlier today on the economy: >> i'm not concerned about a double-dip recession. i am concerned about the fact that the recovery that we're on is not producing jobs as quickly as i want it to happen. this month, you still saw job growth in the private sector, but it's slowing down. we don't know yet whether this is a one-month episode or a longer trend. >> reporter: you'd better believe it, this white house, there will be great anxiety on the tpeubs friday of july when these jobs number come out, hoping this may number that came out that only created some 54,000 jobs, or added 54,000 jobs, w

changes things in chicago so that the length of day and year are no longer bargainable and mayor emanuelat day and year without the threat of a strike. i think strikes need to be a last resort. i think there need to be very significant safeguards in place. the key question is, how do we set up processes so that school districts, management and labor can come to agreements that are in the best interest of students. >> steve, what would you say is behind the push to ban teacher strikes? is it simply the fact that there are so many of them? >> i think that's part of it, randi. i think the simple fact is, one, people don't like it when their teachers go on strike. all of the sudden they're trying to figure out how am i going to take care of my kids today? how am i going to go to work? it's a royal pain when this happens. second, as you know, randi, there are a wave of republican victories last november. and ever since republican lawmakers in wisconsin, ohio and now pennsylvania are taking actions to weaken unions, to weaken public sector unions at the bargaining table to move against them on

these are all forbidden 1940 emanuel. if you get arrested and suspected of graffiti, you can we interrogated by your local police using all of these techniques and somehow our constitution and that society continues but if you question members of taliban and oxide it and play good, bad cop you have violated the field manual and have done of bad thing and the constitution comes tumbling down. it is ridiculous but based on her the people stand on the issue and sit in the bureaucracy. cia is mostly interested in stopping future attacks. they are concerned how they get their. they think there is a certain amount of life-saving information inside the heads of the detainees and their job is to get it out it may be counterproductive but there is a consciousness to the process step number seven they take a detainee into a room to throw him against eighth false wall that collapses and falls back about 6 inches. there is a doctor and you needed vans permission but that is another technique designed to elicit cooperation emperor gro

emanuel scores making it 4-1 and the giants leading it 4-1 in the eighth. >>> taking on the mets.he is. that is what you do when a game goes past midnight and there are 13 innings. down nothing taking the knuckle ball deep to left. we are tied at one. bottom 8, after a jose reyes triple a base hit to left. in the ninth. a's down to their final strike. connor jackson, base hit off rodriguez. the clutch rbi single ties it up at two. on to the 13th. bases loaded for the mets and ziegler's pitch, you can see it just ripple the fabric on the uniform and that is how the a's lose. a's fall 3-2. game way for an a. six game winning streak to km to an end. >> nadal used to be known as a clay course winner but now is tough on all surfaces. second round action today in england. first set, nadal has triple set point. he only needs one. the baig ac ace takes the openg frame. big forehand to set up the easy. moves on. to the ladies venus williams facing 40-year-old. here is venus takes the second set. they knot things up in the third. venus up 7-6. match point that is out by inches and coming ba

president clinton will lead the opening session and minnesota governor haley barbour and rahm emanuelth business leaders. fredericka, back to you. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. remember, you can get your financial fix every day on cnn money.com. a look at our top stories right now, president obama is getting into the middle of deficit negotiations, he's holding separate white house meetings tomorrow with senate majority

the second great awakening led me to a fascinating character, emanuel. the noted swedish scientist. a man wildly thought to have been the greatest mind of 18th century europe and undenially the transforming muse of john chapman's life. i suspect and know many of you here in the down and school with rich church roots know as much or far more about him than i do. i'll spare you my ignorance. the story told about the migration is so rich. maybe this is well known. so i apologize for repeating the story. everyone knows he was having dinner by himself late in the evening at a london chop house, 1745. when the room went dark and the floor began rising with snakes. he writes that he looked off to the corner of the room and saw an old man. the old man offered him four words. don't eat so much. then disappeared as the room returned to light. later the same man reappears and identified himself as god and began revealing the hidden truths of the bible. who can resist a story like that. that's what happened time and again. something unique around every corner. that finally gets me to the mythic

and rahm emanuel did testify very briefly. both of them testified. it was, you know, there was all this anticipation when now mayory man you'll came on the stand. later he said it took him longer to get to the courthouse than it did for him to actually testify. >> the jury said today that they wanted to believe him but that the evidence really just kind of pointed in the opposite direction. those phone calls, the f.b.i. wire taps seemed to be pretty damning. >> well, the game-changer this time in the minds of many was that rod blagojevich actually took the stand. there was interesting reaction from the giraffe ward. afterwards, one juror said that the fact that he was, quote, personable did make it a little harder but ultimately they were able to just focus on the evidence. another juror said she found the governor to be very manipulative and that his testimony really was not very effective with her. but ultimately he did put himself on the stand. he promised in the first trial that he would. he did not. this time he did. it did not serve him very we

chicago's new mayor recall emanuel says he sports the idea. >>> dozens of same sex couples lining up in illinois for a chance to apply for a civil union license. the gay and lesbian couples can now apply for civil unions under an illinois law passed in january it gives them almost all the same rights as a married couple including the power to decide medical treatment for a sick partner and the right to inherent their partner's property. illinois is the sixth state so far to allow same sex unions. >>> all right. time now 6:21. and a police chase caught on tape. the dangerous situation this driver created while trying to get away from police. >>> plus real battle over the maverick surf contest that has nothing to do with the big waves. >>> good morning. northbound 101 traffic looking good as you head up to the 80 or 880 interchange. tell you more about traffic and weather straight ahead. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas p

so, to rahm emanuel, alvan, congratulations and welcome to the conference. let me -- i want to try to take a few minutes and focus on the immediate challenges we are facing what may be put in and build this context this is the council on the new american city, and you know, there is no question that we have made real progress from the enormous challenges that we inherited. two and a half years and it's easy to forget i think that we were losing over 800,000 jobs a month on the date the president walked into office. whether you measure the progress by the more than 2 million private sector jobs that have been created over the past 15 months, and despite a disappointing report last month the acceleration of jobs that we've had, a million private sector jobs created in the last six months, so we do have real progress, and i want to take a moment just to recognize the incredible work that you will do on the ground. you are the closest to those who are struggling in this economy. you have the most direct ability to affect the lives of people in your community and

mayor rahm emanuel will be scheduled to participate. we will bring you any news when it happens.k to you. >> thanks to all of you this morning. >>> can you believe what was caught on an open mic? a pilot's rant about grannies and gays and large co--workers. >>> and listen? the state of new york is the latest and the largest to approve the unions of gay marriage. [ male announcer ] what's so special about web browsing on the new blackberry playbook? ♪ flash! ah-ahh! [ male announcer ] that's right. it runs flash. so unlike some tablets we could mention, you get the best of the internet -- not just part of it. ♪ ♪ flash! ♪ ah-ahh! ♪ ♪ flash! [ male announcer ] powerful. portable. playbook. ♪ >>> 23 minutes past the hour on this cnn saturday morning. a southwest airline pilot is back on the job two months after calling his crew members some names on an open cockpit microphone. here is just a little bit of what he said. >> i still wouldn't want anybody to know if i [ bleep ]. it is all these [ bleep ] old dudes and grannies. >> that was the nice stuff. the conversation was heard by t

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mayor rahm emanuel made that announcement on friday.nited corporate headquarters located in downtown chicago, these new jobs will support the airline's global operations. >>> well, four years ago, an nfl football player made a promise to a group of eighth graders. well, they upheld their end of the bargain. they did well in school. now it's time for him to uphold his end of the bargain which is give them $1 million for scholarships. that story right after the break. [ male announcer ] megared omega-3 krill oil from schiff. unlike fish oil, megared softgels are small and easy to swallow with no fishy smell or aftertaste. try megared today. with two children and no way to support them. people told me i wasn't going to do anything. and i just decided i have more to offer than that. i put myself through nursing school, and then i decided to go get a doctorate degree. university of phoenix gave me the knowledge to make a difference in people's lives. my name is dr. kimberly horton. i manage a network of over a thousand nurses, and i am a pho

i have an issue with rahm emanuel tomorrow, bill clinton on thursday and then eventually back here ing week for you. have fun. >> thank you. >> we'll be looking for you. thanks very much. moving along, let me bring you back to speed. at the top of the hour, breaking news here out of kabul, afghanistan. more on that in just a moment. but watch this. >>> right now, out of control flames are creeping faster and closer to one of america's most important nuclear labs. coming up, i'll speak live with tom udall about these urgent warnings and worse case scenario. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. he may have been one of america's most wanted, but he did not spend you would these years in hiding. find out what he did in vegas, mexico, and one trip he took is perhaps the most shocking of all. greece is on fire. >> a lot of fighting going on now between protesters. >> rocks, tear gas, molotov cocktails, even our own cnn kpru g -- crew gets roughed up. now there appears this fight over money could start a domino effect around the world. enemies or allies? which republican is stealing the thun

my interview with mayor rahm emanuel. that's coming up.n "the situation room." >> president obama says the deadly suicide attack on a luxury hotel in kabul afghanistan shows the country is still a very dangerous place. and that the taliban still are active. but today, the afghan government is blaming the bombing on an al qaeda-linked militant group, not necessarily the taliban, which publicly claimed responsibility for it. the attack and the fire fight at the intercontinental hotel in kabul left 21 people dead, including all nine attackers. london times reporter, jerome starkey is joining us now live from kabul. what are you hearing about afghanistan's investigation into this attack? >> well, moments ago, when i spoke to the afghan interior ministry, who are leading the investigation, they confess that they still haven't made any arrests, but they insisted that investigation was very much under way, clearly in the aftermath of an attack like this, there are huge amounts of forensic information which they can gather from the scene. of cours

he opposed it fervently as to joe biden, as did rahm emanuel. they all voted against expanding offshore oil drilling in the gulf and then a few years later the situation is different. now they have got some different calculations to make and they come out on the other side. so just very disappointing in that regard. so i am going to wrap it up but i just want to let folks know that we fully intend on continuing to track this issue and doing everything we possibly can to try and made sure this never, ever happens again. please take a look at our web site and see our policy recommendations on a report that we just released, companion report to the wildlife pulled at our logical diversity.org and thanks again so much. .. my first book was the book agenda, invading their world when the economy at time, and the book looked at the role of the bush administration to a handful of specific corporations including oil corporations, energy services companies, and weapons manufacturers. it was a natural corollary to that discussion given my next book, tierne

as did joe biden, as did rahm emanuel. they voted against expanding offshore oil drilling in the gulf and then a few years later the situation is different. now they've got some different calculations to make and they come out on the other side and so, you know, it's very disappointing in that lar and so i'm going to wrap it up but i want to let folks know that we fully continue to track this issue and do everything we can to try to make sure than never, ever again. please take a look at our website to see our policy recommendations on a report that we've just released, a companion report at biologicaldiversity.org and thanks again so much. [applause] >> i'm going to keep a tight as leash on me as the gentleman. the first thing i'd like to do is ask if we can start passing the sign-in sheet around and people don't have to get up. just hand it around to tables and folks can sign it as it comes around to you. thank you. so thank you all so much and thank you to john and peter. thank you for being here tonight. i met tony and

. >> we have a good interview with the mayor of chicago, rahm emanuel. the situation room. the 5:00 p.m. eastern hour, we get a very different perspective on what's going on from rand paul of kentucky who's going to respond to what we heard from the president at his news conference earlier in the day. one note i should point out, i'm in chicago because of bill clinton's conference, the clinton global initiative, dealing with the economy, creation of jobs. i'll have a special interview with bill clinton tomorrow here in chicago. all of that coming up, back to you. >> all right, appreciate that. before the break, we took you to the casey anthony murder trial and there you a bit of testimony coming from a grief expert talking about the range of emotions one might feel after something traumatizing like the loss of a child. and you also saw casey anthony, the defendant who was tearfully listening in. now rather stoic expression coming from her in these live pictures. let's bring in sunny hostin. this is fascinating. we heard this grief expert talk about the r

there you have it, mike emanuel joins us now live at the white house. mike, they're going to have to get, you know, find new ways to say this and make this sound like we're in a good situation. what's the latest message from the white building behind you? >> reporter: well, martha, we heard president call it a bump on the road to recovery, that disappointing jobs numbers, mitt romney seized on that right away and says that's not a bump, -- we heard the president talking about head winds coming at our economy, instability in the middle east, high gas prices, tragedy in japan and the jobs numbers on friday overshadowed an event he was hoping would put some positive spin on economic news, he went to a chrysler facility in battleground, ohio to talk about what he had done help rescue the american auto industry but it was overshadowed by the disappointing jobs numbers, and as you heard, his key economic adviser austan tkpwa*ls bee saying they're trying not to get too high or low about one economic report but clearly a big disappointment for the white house.

>> it's a big spoof for rahm emanuel. the recent merger for continental and united airlines will bring 1300 jobs to chicago. while many of the jobs are filled, it could help boost chicago's economy. >>> you have seen sarah palin the governor, palin the candidate, and palin the reality tv star. so get ready now for sarah palin the movie. a documentary film about palin's career is set to hit movie theaters nationwide next month with early premiers in key voting states and it is alled, the undefeated and portrays palin. >> queen elizabethand just another working day, there were gun salutes and in scotland and in an interview with the bbc, prince phillip said he wants to enjoy himself more and have less responsibility and less rushing about. and also, by the way, it was our own david gracie's birthday. >> he's not 90, though? >> no, he's not 90. he told me his age but i'm not going to say it on the air. happy birthday. >>> tracy morgan says he's an equal opportunity jokester but it's what he said on stage that has a lot of pe