i'm rabbi eric white. it is good to have you here with us this morning. we will start with connie the executive director of a jewish museum here. >> thank you for having me. >> this is the third year i believe coming up many june. >> yes of the new building, our fabulous building in downtown san francisco. it is our third our mission to be third approximate fourth in the cultural district. three years it is really a tribute to everyone who has visited and supported. it has been so successful. >> i know there are fascinating exhibitions, so why don't you jump in and let us know what's available for people to come and see? >> we are a noncollecting mu. every time you come they're wonderful exhibitions to explore for families, people of all ages and backgrounds. this summer we are seeing gear gertrude. this is the whole moment, their exhibition on the collections, but at the contemporary jewish museum you ged the inside life. it is filled with photographs, and materials and some of her clothing. you discover who she was as a writer, collector, as somebody wh

the president of consumer watch dog called on the white house to break the tie was google's executive chairman, eric schmidt. you remember the president hatd a dinner with schmidt and schmidt had been wined and dined at the white house on several occasions, a big financial supporter of candidate obama and sits on the council of advisors on science and technology. coming up we'll hear from consumer watch dog and hout president of that organization believes the relationship between schmidt and president obama is inskprorpt a conflict of interest. dan? >> what is google saying about this? >> great question. we've been trying to get to google all day. you've got to type in the question on the web site and wait for them to call you back and they haven't. same situation with the white house, we've called and put in our questions. still waiting for return autos going to be a long haul, thank autos accused mob boss james "whitey" bulger appeared in a court house to face charges he committed 19 murders. he spent 16 years eluding police. he was arrested in santa monica. fbi agents confiscated $800,000 stashed

it follows the withdrawal of eric cantor from budget talks. white house and negotiators face a august deadline for raising the debt ceiling. next, a house ways and means subcommittee hearing where republicans and democrats disagreed about the best way to extend the life of medicare. also, remarks from the two public trustees who blamed the economy for the state of the program. you. >> thank you. now, you're recognized for five minutes. >> i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you to discuss the 2011 medicare trustees' report. i will focus my comments on changes that have occurred between the 2010 and 2011 reports and don the inherent uncertainty that -- and the inherent uncertainty around health care costs in the public and private sector. as you know, the trustees projections of financial health change for a variety of reasons. there might be legislation that affects them. there is almost always a failure of the base year actual amounts to equal what was projected the previous year for that year. there are changes in economic and demographi

white"? >> no requested. >> eric clapton, slash. >> that's right. >> we to want say good-bye to a big memberher here, photographer extraordinaire. he's retiring from cbs. >> a little applause. >> a little applause for you, tim. >> look at this. >> tim has been at cbs news for 32 years. he has been on this show since day one. what, back in 1962, right? 1997. >> 1997. >> now you have a microphone. >> i am a professional. >> what memory stands out the most to you over the years, besides us? >> i think russ's many wives, tv wives. >> let me clarify. my tv wives. tv wives. >> you almost got in trouble. >> my tv wives, i've had a few over the years. >> yeah, yeah. tim, one of the nicest guys at cbs news. >> bravo. >> it's worth saying tim are the reason we can do what we do here every single saturday. there are so many people behind the scene that you never get to see. >> you bet. >> and they are what is really the heart and soul of this show. they keep it going. >> without a sdoubt. you were talking about behind the scenes, we tried like the dickens to get timmy up here on the show. >> he wouldn'

white house should be embracing a company in the chief executive officers when that company is under criminal investigation by the justice department and antitrust investigation. >> president obama does have a close relationship with eric schmidt wh. the president came to the bay area this year, he invited schmidt to dinner with other high-tech ceos and schmidt at a recent white house state dinner. >> google needs to be frozen out of these white house state dinners while it's under criminal investigation and antitrust investigation. >> and google ak nolging this investigation but the giant did not respond to our requests on the statement for the close relationship some have with the president, not only did the white house press office though we've asked, several times. >> and there is welcome news in sonoma county. there is nascar has come to town and there may be financial tea leaves in the remnants. after a chill it becomes a big dusty blur. and. >> this is an important event. >> big for him and other people who will pack the raceway this weekend for hero worship. >> that is for real. tattoo, it hurt like heck. >> welcome to day one of three this is different here, because it's a road race. >> there are left and righ

eric holder was involved in the dismissal of criminal charges against new black panthers. false. obama voted present in the u.s. senate quite often. false. white house science advisor john holdren proposed forced abortions and putting sterilants in drinking water. [laughter] pants on fire. labor union president andy stern is the most frequent visitor at white house. false. america is the only country with automatic citizenship upon birth. false. o'reilly never called george tiller a baby killer, only reporting what others called him. false. only fox news picked up that anita dunn said mao was one of her favorite philosophers. false. nobody at fox news ever said you're going to jail if you don't buy health insurance. that's pants on fire. well, i'll tell you what, they got a lot of [bleeped] correcting to do. [cheering and applause] welcome back to my guest tonight, an actress, her new film is called "bad teacher." >> hey, welcome back. a bunch of us are going out tonight to see period five play. do you want to come? >> period five? >> yeah, the teacher band. >> i rather get shot in the face. >> hey. >> hey! >> so are you guys coming to the pal

intel je find out what's going on and who the request came from at the white house and what's the background of this. i think eric holder should look into it at the department of justice and i think that unless we get to the bottom of this story, we can't be sure that there weren't others so targeted and other people were perhaps reputation was ruined for political purposes. to tell you the truth, we can't be sure there aren't black cells inside the cia that continue to behave in these ways. i think we really need to shake things up here and get to the bottom of this. >> juan cole, glenn carle, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> we've received a response to the allegations made by former cia officer glenn carle and professor juan cole. the cia spokesman says and i quote here "we've thoroughly researched our records and any allegation that the cia provided private or derogatory information about professor cole to anyone is simply wrong. we value the insights of outside experts including respected academics who follow many of the same national security policies that we do. >> how greece's debt probl

the senate find out what's going on and who the request came from at the white house and what's the background of this. i think eric holder should look into it at the department of justice and i think that unless we get to the bottom of this story, we can't be sure that there weren't others so targeted and other people were perhaps reputation was ruined for political purposes. to tell you the truth, we can't be sure there aren't black cells inside the cia that continue to behave in these ways. i think we really need to shake things up here and get to the bottom of this. >> juan cole, glenn carle, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> we've received a response to the allegations made by former cia officer glenn carle and professor juan cole. the cia spokesman says and i quote here "we've thoroughly researched our records and any allegation that the cia provided private or derogatory information about professor cole to anyone is simply wrong. we value the insights of outside experts including respected academics who follow many of the same national security policies that we do. >> how greece's debt probl

eric: facebook is getting a new friend. >> carolyn: here is this morning's bloomberg business report. >> facebook, white house spokespersonk heart will be working with them. he was presidential spokesperson in the late 90s. >> investors here, latest internet ipo. panorama is making their debut. and a report on inflation getting some attention. the more you make, the more you pay in taxes -- not. people making more than $200,000 a year, but paid no income tax almost doubled compared to last year. filers used legal deductions and credit. >>> just about 5:55 right now. drone aircraft could be circling the skies over yemen in a new campaign against al-qaeda. c.i.a. is planning a campaign of targeted missile strikes against militants modeled like a similar plan in pakistan. they authorized the expansion of threat posed by the al-qaeda group. u.s. special forces will also conduct raids to capture or kill suspected militants in yemen. >>> in arizona, two people are being questioned about an abandoned campfire that may have started one of the largest wildfire in arizona history. the fire erupted on memorial day and now spread ove

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white. >> and i'm heather holmes. >> gunfire erupted -- at least four people were shot and rushed to the hospital. new at 10:00, eric rasmussen with the details, including why police believe the attack is not related to the nearby pride events, eric? >> reporter: they say this is a good chance this is gang- related. police just cleared the scene an hour ago. they had to use alot of the crime scene tape, cord oned off areas where victims were hit. i talked to a lieutenant who confirmed five people were hit. police insist this was not connected to pride celebrations, but it happened when plenty of people were out here on the street. san francisco police marked the area where bullets started to ring out on market street. >> i heard loud cracking pops. complete pandemonium. is. >> investigate ors say one shooter got away. they bagged his happens and asked us not to show his face while they tried to get positive id from witnesses. >> they are canvassing the area. people are on the scene, we are looking alt this >> reporter: we were there as a crime scene technician looked at the handgun recovered. police don't know what

when eric kantor, the republican leader in the house walked out of talks, the white house was muted aboutyou saw today was that the white house clearly made a decision to go out there because the talks internally had sort of collapsed and that was staking out a political position for the president and democratic party. john boehner said the president's been owol, but nancy pelosi said good for the president. before they get back in the leaders and going on at the staff level, they have to set out their political postures because as you know, this is quickly becoming a presidential campaign issue. the president who has been attacked on this for a very long time went out there and said okay, let me tell you my position. but is either side leading on this? absolutely not. >> and the clock is ticking as we know. gloria has a terrific column. i want our viewers to go and read it. they will learn something. thanks very much. we will continue this conversation tomorrow. my interview with chicago's new mayor, the former white house chief of staff, rahm emmanuel. i will ask the advice he would giv

white house. vice president biden was supposed to be here this afternoon for a meeting. he didn't even show up after eric cant owe said he's pulling out. >> to the surprise of democratic negotiators republican house majority leader eric cantor pulled out of the bipartisan debt ceiling talks after what several sources tell cnn was a contentious meeting the day earlier. in a statement announcing he's abandoning negotiations, kantor said, quote, democrats continue to insist that any deal must include tax increases. house speaker boehner backed him up. >> i know the frustration he feels when democrat members continue to want to bring tax hikes into this consideration and insist we have to raise taxes. >> reporter: democrats say it is in part about taxes, behind closed doors, republicans insist on cutting medicare, but won't budge on eliminating tax loop holes. >> yes, we want to remove tax subsidies for big oil. we want to remove tax breaks for corporations that send jobs overseas. that list goes on. i don't know that that's a reason to walk away from the table when we're trying to find a balanced approach.

white house says you cannot get the deficit down to a sustainable level without increasing revenues. republicans say they are not interested in increasing the debt. how do we come to a compromise? >> eric cantor has started talking about health care when they start talking about revenues. the problem is not that we have not taxed enough. the problem is spending. we need to get that under control. if you raise revenues, it will take the pressure off of the spending side. reno spending has increased dramatically. under the president's proposal, we never get to balance. we never get rid of the debt. we never give balance. there really is a spending side issue on that. the president even assumes -- part of the argument is because we have lower than historical revenues now. the president's budget assumes a much higher than historical revenues even without additional revenues. how much of the revenue that should go to the federal budget is an important issue. >> do you think we can get spending equal to revenues? can we do that without increasing taxes in some way? >> house budget does that. >> do you think it can get through the senate and be signed by the president? >> this is where we hav

john boehner said tax hikes are at the table agrees with house majority, eric cantor richard in budget talks at the white house because of an impasse on tax increases. antiballistic says democrats want to remove tax breaks for the wealthy. she commented on prison and up on the speech last night on the reduction of u.s. troops in afghanistan. a house budget hearing on the nation's economy, congressional budget office director, douglas elmendorf testifies in the outlook is daunting. he said the deficit is heading towards the highest level since just after world war ii. then, general david petraeus confirmation hearing to be the new cia director. general petraeus loved this troop surge in iraq says he wants the post. if confirmed, he'll replace leon panetta who was unanimously confirmed as the new defense secretary earlier this week. all of this next on c-span 2. >> at this press briefing, john boehner discuss negotiations over raising the federal debt limit. earlier, house majority leader witcher from toxic vice president by dan over a disagreement on tax. speaker boehner also talked about a resolution fun

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the white house says absolutely, but what about the long term effects? eric bolling will tackle eric bolling will tackle that in a moment here on "america's newsroom". bill: so the bear is 200 pounds and it takes a major tumble in colorado. the bear drawing a cloud after climbing 30 feet up in a tree! bring your camera and videocamera and still photos. wildlife officials used six tranquilizer darts to try and get him down. it was not an easy job. he fell asleep and just hung there. just hanging there! and he fell and hit that vite van -- white van. actually, no, he hit the ground. an officer had to knock him loose. the bear is said to be doing just fine. alisyn: just days after the president touted its success, there are new questions about the real impact of the auto industry bailout on the economy, and eric bolling from the fox business network is here to talk about that. the president as you know went to chrysler and said this has been a great success, you have returned to profitability. what's the problem? >> victory lap? he took a big victory lap last we

or congressman ron paul, under some circumstances, if the white house gets a compromised agreement with mitch mcconnell and john boehner and ericantor, that you would vote yea, you would vote yes in favor of raising that debt ceiling limit? >> well, right now i'm a no vote, because i don't see any plan. so i'm a no vote it shall. >> what if they reach a compromise, though. what if the republican leadership works out a compromise with the president and they recommend a yes vote. would you go ahead and join them? >> well, i'd have to tell you then. but right now i'm a no vote. >> all right. so i see a difference between you and ron and rand paul, for example, because they're saying they won't vote to raise the debt ceiling under any circumstances? >> well, i think it's highly unlikely, wolf, that we're actually going to get the kind of serious cuts that i'm looking for. so that's why i am a no vote. >> all right. let's talk about the ramifications of not raising the debt ceiling, and i'll read to you what ben bernanke, the chairman of the federal reserve, said the other day. he said the consequences would be destructive for the u

are talking about the negotiations that ended yesterday pri congressman eric cantor left the talks, along with senator kyl. the whitese issuing a statement that the president and the speaker will sit down to talk about the debt limit. this viewer from new york said, "does the debt ceiling really matter if the fire aspects of the economy remained unsupervised?" speaker john boehner weighing in on all this yesterday. the kiver point between democrats and republicans, revenue and taxes. here is speaker john boehner. >> the american people do not want us to raise taxes. they know we have a spending problem. that's why the republicans passed a budget that pays down debt over time without raising taxes. we do not have any more time to waste. we will not agree to the president's request to increase the debt limit without serious spending cuts and reforms to the way we spend the american people's money. as i have said before, the spending cuts must be greater than any increase in the debt limit. these have to be real spending cuts. no targets to push this off to the long term. no more kicking the can down the road. host: th

eric schmid. the president came to the bay area earlier this year he invited submit to dinner with other high tech ceo and schmid was at recent whitefor germany chancellor. >> google needs to be frozen out of these white house state dinners and high profile white house events while it is under criminal investigation anti-trust investigation. >>reporter: google did not return our request for statement and neither did the white house even though we asked self times. in the news ramp, abc 7 news. >>> they are back. this week the wink el voss twins fate appeared to be over not quite. two days after dropping the supreme court appeal against facebook the twins are pushing ahead with another suit against the social network. this time they claim facebook intentionally or inadvertently hid on line instant mess thanks could prove face back was really theiidea. not mark. it goes on. >> imagine posting a negative comment on yellp like people do and getting slammed with two million dollar lawsuit. carson wrote a negative review of marin county plastic surgeon d dr. kimberly henry. henry then sued her former patient for libel, defamation, envisi

white house say the potential impact from greece's financial woes goes far beyond athens and the euro-zone. >>> in berlin, german chancellor angela merkel is holding crisis talks with nicholas scar joorks sarkozy ericmen to krierchlt it's aimed at challenging the long-standing ta boo. >>> well, to russia now where worries over the greek debt crisis are very much on everyone's mind at the international economic forum. john defterios joins us live from st. petersburg with more on that. john. >> reporter: it's interesting, monita, the historic contrast if you take a step back here. you had hu jintao and president dimitri medvedev meeting. the reason i say it this way. you take it back to growth. it's coming from the east. china, 10%. russia struggling to come up to 8% it had new 206. it's still 4% less. these two leaders have two different agendas. let's start with president medvedev. you can almost call it a political manifesto. he talked about the stagflation and stagnation in the russian economy. he's trying to step himself from the prime minister of vladimir putin. the two may be vying for the presidential seat in march of 2012. we're told by sources on the ground we'll probably get a better indic

eric shaw mit. when he came to the bay area he invited him to dinner with other ceos. and schmit was at a dinner. >> they should be not going to the whitese events while it's under criminal investigation and anti-trust investigation. >> google did not return our requests for a statement and neither did the white house, even though we asked several times. in the newsroom, mark matthews, abc7 news. >> we see the fog hanging out behind us over the golden gate bridge, keeping the temperatures cool for the time being and cooler throughout the day. >> that's right. in the inland valleys we see a few valleys. that's north bay and east bay. we are sort of getting used to the regime where numbers have been about five degrees cooler than they should be. this view shows the blanket of stratus. sun setting tonight at 836. we see the -- 8:36. we see the fog coming back into the bay tonight. we will see the sea breeze less nen the days ahead. that will warm us up a little bit. right now we are looking at numbers in the mid-50as across the bay. 52 in mountain view, 53 on the coast. upper 40s santa rosa. we will look at breezy winds at the coast and th

eric cantor, pulled out of the budget talks. today the president finally gets involved with the two leaders, the senate, harry reid, and mitch mcconnell, the republican. they're going to have talks at the whitee talks are obviously about the debt ceiling. are they going to be to raise the debt ceiling a month away from the deadline, august 2nd, or the debt ceiling to be raised, and republicans are saying that nothing is going to happen unless the president begins, and where are they willing to compromise? are republicans willing to compromise in any way, and where are democrats willing to compromise on spending, on medicare cuts? it's not clear that either side made any progress, but now that the president is involved, perhaps something will move forward. the big question in washington. >> do you think you can do this more regularly, because you love having you here. >> at 5:30 in the morning every morning. i'm not sure about that. i would rather be a viewer. >> well, you are always welcome to do that. you and everyone else keep washing reason. sam is our washington bureau chief. >>> a really, really awkward moment at the b.e.t. awards. it has to do with rihanna, chris brown, and the telepro

white house. this is where house republicans just wrapped up their meeting with president obama dealing with the debt ceiling as well as spending cuts. this is eric> we can also get people back to work. we know our chairman of the ways and means committee, dave camp is hard at work at putting together a tax reform plan. the president hopefully he'll work with us to do so and keep out of the discussions surrounding the debt limit and in the biden talks any notion we're going continue crease taxes. incounterintuitive to believe you increase taxes on those individuals and entities you're expecting to create jobs. >> it's a unique opportunity where the entire conference got to convey what they're listening to across america. the president laid out from a debt discussion, from the conference he heard about jobs. he heard about unshackling the burden of regulation on to small business to get them working again from wisconsin to west virginia to members across the way. what i heard from this president, that he wanted to sit down and find real cuts now. he said there needed to be entitlement reform and we will work with him towards those end to direct, c

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eric cantor. this comes from cnsnews.com. he said everything would be on the table. let's look at how conversations are expected to go down between minority leader mcconnell and majority leader harry reid and the white house. this piece from "politico." david rogers reports today's meeting is an important first that for both men -- let's go to of bonds and hear what a viewer has to say from carson city, nevada. caller: how are you? i just think it is ridiculous in terms of barney frank, when asking about defense cuts, whether we should have them. barney frank has never served in the military. we need to turn to the people who have, the people who know what we need and how much of it we need. and the people who are willing to look belligerent -- belligerently in the sky and screen -- host: looking at what is going on in the meetings today. back to "politico." seeing how these meetings between president obama and minority leader mcconnell may go down. our question to you is, should defense spending be on the table? if you are a republican who favors defense cutting -- among gop leaders, david rogers of politico reports, mitch mcconnell has the most insistent that the president play a larger role in ta

eric posner. find it schedule information online. >> now available, c-span's congressional directory. inside, new and returning house and senate members with contact information, including twitter addresses, maps, and assignments. and information on the whiteouse, supreme court justices, and governors. order online. >> "washington journal" continues. host: new york congressman charlie rangel of new york back at our table this morning. thank you for being here. i wanted to get your take on what happened at the white house yesterday on the debt ceiling. guest: it was a real, solid communication. we had a very serious problem. we were not getting much cooperation from the majority republicans as they were insisting on destroying the medicare program. and, of course, older americans are very concerned. they have no clue about what the substitute would be. we received assurances from the president that the social network of our great country will not be destroyed in order to balance the budget. there were the assurances that we wanted, and this was the confidence that we gave to our president. host: medicare trustees says at the system is set to go bankrupt even earlier than predicted. how is it possible to preserve medicare as it is structured

white house. the aim of crafting the beginnings of a deal by july 1st. the panel got off to a slow start in may under a cloud of skepticism. it includes, the group includes eric cantor, majority leader, republican of virginia as well as chris van hollen, democrat of maryland, ranging budget committee member. senators daniel inouye and max baucus and jim clyburn and vice president biden leading those talks. more on "the wall street journal" if you're interested in that. also this morning, obama is pressing to create one million jobs. that's a headline from his event yesterday. plans include training and cutting red tape. up to 100,000 new engineers. about that event, this is the headline in the "washington post." their take on it. for u.s. jobs council a foreign focus. says five of the biggest company's on obama's jobs council, ge, citigroup, intel, proctor & gamble and dupont rely on foreign revenue for majority of their sales. a shift that occurred just in the past several years for most of these firms. as other country's economies recovers more quickly these corporations have taken advantage, earnings at ge were up 77% in the latest quarter. intel is enjoyi

eric cantor. this comes from cnsnews.com. he said everything would be on the table. let's look at how conversations are expected to go down between minority leader mcconnell and majority leader harry reid and the white house. this piece from "politico." david rogers reports today's meeting is an important first that for both men -- let's go to of bonds and hear what a viewer has to say from caon city, nevada. caller: how are you? i just think i is ridiculous in terms of barney frank, when asking about defense cuts, whether we should have them. barney frank has never served in the military. we need to turn to the people who have, the people who know what we need and how much of it we need. and the people who are willing to look belligerent -- belligerently in the sky and screen -- host: looking at what is going on in the meetings today. back to "politic" seeing how these meetings between president obama and minority leader mcconnell may go down. our question to you is, should defense spending be on the table? if you are a republican who favors defense cutting -- among gop leaders, david rogers of politico reports, mitch mcconnell has the most insistent that the president play a larger ro in talks goi