naomi and errol, thanks for joining me. errol, let me start with you. anthony weiner, he is putting up a fight. he says he's not going anywhere. 56% of those polled in his district say stay. is he going to make it? >> i think just based on that he can get to an election. now, can he win that election? that's a whole other set of questions that would come up about 15 months from now. but his congressional colleagues have been sort of lukewarm. you hear rumblings behind the scenes that they are planning to dismember his district and take it away from him essentially in order to solve this redistricting problem that the democrats have statewide. but he's going to stand firm. and there are some, including the dean of the delegation, charlie rangel, who's had his own problems, who says look, if the guy wants to serve and his voters -- his constituents say that they want him to serve, why would anybody else's opinion even count? >> look, i'm with you. i think it's going to come to a redistricting matter when new york state loses two seats, one upstate, one do

naomi and errol, thanks for joining me. errol, let me start with you.ny weiner, he is putting up a fight. he says he's not going anywhere. 56% of those polled in his district say stay. is he going to make it? >> i think just based on that he can get to an election. now, can he win that election? that's a whole other set of questions that would come up about 15 months from now. but his congressional colleagues have been sort of lukewarm. you hear rumblings behind the scenes that they are planning to dismember his district and take it away from him essentially in order to solve this redistricting problem that the democrats have statewide. but he's going to stand firm. and there are some, including the dean of the delegation, charlie rangel, who's had his own problems, who says look, if the guy wants to serve and his voters -- his constituents say that they want him to serve, why would anybody else's opinion even count? >> look, i'm with you. i think it's going to come to a redistricting matter when new york state loses two seats, one upstate, one down sta

so let's talk about this now with cnn contributor errol louis. he also covers new york politics as an anchor for new york one news. errol, good evening to you. will the support be enough to save wooener? >> it's not just support but support of new yorkers in his district and we did a poll that show 64% say he should in fact stay in office now. that can change in the weeks ahead, but for now his district seems to think that he ought to hang in there, and it sounds like that's what he's going to do. >> you know, he wanted to run for mayor. even if he does resign, do you think we can still see him run again in the 2013 race for new york city mayor? >> not a chance. the -- the head of the -- the mayor is also the head of the school system, and by a convincing majority, that same poll showed that new yorkers don't want him to run for mayor in 2013. it hasn't really even come up. on the other hand, he's a young man, don n.2021 he'll be just 57 years old. time to revisit that, but definitely not this this election cycle for mayor. >> all right, errol. l

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let's bring in the host of new york one's inside city hall errol lewis.ith us. >> good to see you. >> is this a real possible reality here that he could be out of congress based on this issue? >> very possible. it was talked about today. the first redistricting meeting happened to take place today and that is the buzz in the political class. what will happen? there is -- there are going to be two seats lost more than any other states, ohio and new york losing two seats. normally you'd lose one upstate one downstate. that is just local politics here, new york state politics. what is the downstate going to be? well, he's got a target on his back. he's got some cards to play. he's got an ample campaign kitty that's not going to get used. he's got about $4 million he was going to yaus to use to run for mayor. he can use that to make some friends in the state legislature, spread that money around. he may have the clintons still in his corner. let's not forget his mentor is the senior senator here chuck schumer. they can't just run roughshod over him but there

and john erroll from new york one with. and john fear ray republican strategist. we have a full vote here. first of all, john, let me start with you, since you might be one to disagree. we will find out. whether it is chris lee or weiner, doesn't affect their jobs, i don't really care. where am i wrong there? >> i'm not sure if you are wrong. what i would like to see here, cenk is a nice, long investigation by the ethics committee, find out if he used official resources, find out if this -- these pictures he sent were part of a consensual relationship or not. i think that is a big part of this. obviously what he did was creepy. you have to work to bring credit to the house, this doesn't do that. that is a problem. i think is something the ethics committee will take up, you are right, nancy pelosi, the former speaker has thrown him under the bus and his long-term political prospects are very uncertain or worse, probably over. i think there's a lot of happy new york congressmen now who are going to take up parts of his district in redistricting and anthony wiener's

errol, what do you think about the sarah palin tour?it's -- well, seemed to work for her. got a lot of coverage which is obviously what she intended. i don't know if it helped her very high negative poll ratings across the country and, of course, she made a little verbal gaffe at end which she going to probably stick to her for quite a while, but she's increasing her visibility. she's tried to make up her mind and try to see how this plays and once somebody has received, as she did, 59.9 million votes, did put herself before the voters once again and did well, she's got no reason to think that this is not her nomination for the taking. >> yeah. as we said with donald trump, as people would say to me off the air with donald trump, i don't think he's going to run. i don't think he's going to run. he's not going to run and nobody would say it on the air. i'm go to ask you about sarah palin. in the end do you think she's going to run? >> well, if i had to bet i would say yes for those two reasons. run before, got almost 60 million votes, th

errol. >> i recommend he not do rick perry as campaign.ybe in cabinet or future administration. probably not rick perry. >> all right, guys. thank you so much. most parents will tell you that having children is a priceless experience. well, to those parents, i say, listen up. the government put a price tag on the cost of raising a child. alison kosik tallying it all up for us. are you ready to have, i don't know, 8 to 10 kids? >> i think i'll stick with two. listen to the latest estimate. if you have a kid. it will cost you $920 up to the time the child is born to age 18. 226,920. your income matters with this. generally the more you make, the more you shower on your children. the big caveat, that doesn't count college. why don't you have another two more, right? >> i know you just did have -- you just had twin, congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> i already had the projection what it will cost to send him to college. and it's frightening. >> let's see how your knowledge is with this. let me ask you this. what do you think is the bigg

so i think that's the holding pattern we're going to be in for the foreseeable future. >> errol louispreciate it as always. >> a quick reminder for our audiencing, i'm be in new hampshire this friday to begin our coverage of the republican presidential candidates debate. i'll be live and anchoring this show from there through the weekend. make sure you watch the debate. a week from monday the republicans square off at 8:00 eastern, live from new hampshire right here on cnn. >>> a huge wildfire forcing thousands to flee for their lives in arizona. thick smoke fills the air as flames cover more than 260,000 acres. we'll have the very latest for you. >>> anded to marks 30 years since the first case of hiv aids was reported. the aids quilt honors the millions killed by the disease. ahead, a hiv positive woman shares her personal connection to the quilt. >>> but first, if you're looking for a job or looking to buy a car, the month of june isn't starting out in your favor. but there's good news for u.s. winemakers. alison kosik has detail in this week's getting down to business. >> reporter

robert zimmerman, errol lewis, and will cane.on, guys, as you know, last night was the first major republican debate leading up to the 2012 election. who won and why. robert? >> well, actually, i tell you, john king did a masterful job last night. looked kind of presidential, but i got to given credit to mitt romney. he showed he grew enormously from 2008, solidified his position. but michele bachmann was the break-out star. her sound bites and strategy won the day for her. >> romney by default. >> knob touched him or wanted to. he even took his glove and put it up to romney ace chin and w pawlenty didn't want to swing through. they're slow playing that. until they quit doing that, romney will stay the front runner. >> errol? >> romney didn't lose more than he won. michele bachmann did very, very well. for somebody polling in the low single digits, you'd never know it. she did well. introduced herselves, connected with the audience even had common sense to drop news there which got a big round of applause, formally announcing her

and constrain the aggressive war making of the united states around the world over time yeah yeah errol thank you yeah i thought of the administration to be i think actually a lot of the industry. went sour and greg hartley authorization for it to be ok leslie go ahead go ahead yeah i mean i it's i understand given that my collaborators on this program are legal scholars that you're sticking to a very strict legal definition but if you really think about if you really look at the level of deliberation that's gone into this level of discussion i absolutely agree with you this is a very problematic mission because of the tension between the goal of protecting civilians and regime change and the and the reason that that's in tension is because it's very difficult protect civilians without getting rid of gadhafi and that's that's the grays that one that people are beginning to talk about but it's very difficult in terms of a do is to it's not something to just protect and security council resolution areas . because its hands have been tied to do you know the mission for defines the robots i

we were highly motivated go into the match due to facing cameroon and errol we played well but our execution could have been better especially for myself and the goal of overall however i think we've got some valuable experience out of this match and i'm still fine with. three one really was. most important thing. is getting. played. you have to win because you get some good chances good. happy to see some good individuals for the future version of the russian youngsters can prove they would take you back out advocates cases like . in the euro twenty it will look asian complain russia will have to fulfill the test much rather than neutralizing the indomitable but friendly alliance cameroon. for the new r.c. thread. there was also euro twenty twelve qualifying action to take into consideration in the evening germany moving to within a win of ukraine and poland after securing seven from seven away to azerbaijan it was man of the match message also who got the ball rolling on the half hour mark the real madrid midfielder sneaking his effort past the shot stopper. become two four minutes from th

about that because as i said before the business of the united states is war not business all right errol flynn say director of the transit research institute writing in from new york. all right from the united kingdom to greece one thing is clear we're only beginning to see the public outcry over this global economic downturn and the mood is only getting worse earlier i spoke to financial journalist journalist dimitri goofiness he is on the ground for us in athens greece. it's pretty amazing experience firing and that's what you're seeing here is the largest crowd i've seen at night it's peaceful where the people have gathered in constant square and i should make up an important point because right now actually the mat the special police forces are just exited the parliament that's right here and a lot of times the people at the front of parliament are in the front street there's a kind of the muzzle those are kind of the people that are at the front line but the heart the brains of this resistance is mounting the political potential ford is not in right there in the center of the square

. >> reporter: veteran new york political reporter errol louis says weiner's district has come up because new york is schedule to lose two seats, one republican and one democratic seat. >> the democrats tend to be down here in and around the city and if you were to look at any one he has a big target on his back and i think he knows that. >> reporter: whether weiner's district is left is something left to the state legislature, likely next spring, but democratic strategist says the process relies on relationships with state lawmakers, and it's not out of the realm of possibility that weiner's district could be cut. >> it's possible that the district may be eliminated and carved up into pieces and making things easier in reapportionment or may not be, but thee problem that anthony weiner faces about reapportionment is the same problem he has in his present crisis. he just doesn't have a lot of friends. >> reporter: the decision on redistricting is by no means a done deal, faces many steps and hurdles and the process is a while away but the fact there's political calculations already being

. >> interesting new york journalists errol lewis told kiran he has to worry about the reputation ofre of a show horse than a work horse. this overshadows a lot of things he's done in terms of policy and the like. >> he is very popular in the district and as you heard some people there say, they don't want him to resign. but one thing also that we've been hearing is the silence from other democrats in new york. >> those in the new york delegation. very interesting. >> very telling. >> mary snow, thanks so much. >>> new details this morning about the injuries sustained by yemen's president after the attack that happened last week on his compound. u.s. officials say that ali abdullah saleh suffered burns to 40% of his body. also that he has an collapsed lung and shrapnel wound nearly three inches deep. he's in saudi arabia recovering from two operations. it's still not clear if he will attempt to return to yemen. >>> jurors at casey anthony's murder trial will be hearing more forensic evidence today. a key prosecution scientist yesterday said there was an overwhelmingly strong odor of