always viewed our competition, if that's the right phrase, as people like whitney houston and george michaele hard rock bands of the era. you know, we wanted to be with, you know, the big selling artists that went across the board, not just hard rock or pop or whatever. it was everybody. >> that's a fascinating take to put yourself in that stat os feao osphere. it would be r&b and pop and then us. what the hell are they doing in there? in a band, it might seem weird for rock to go, i don't get it. seriously, you know, once you've established yourself as a great rock band, it's kind of taken for granted or even easy to just be pile of the top of rock bands. to say okay, we've done that, what's the next mountain? it's like infiltrate the other stuff, you know. get people that normally buy michael jackson or george michael or even just other types of music like country. it doesn't matter what it is, to go i like that def leppard record and i'm going to buy it. >> i take both of your points about this, but how do you go about achieving that musically when what you're putting out is so dramatical

here to tell us more is boston market chief executive george michael.ive people a bit of an update for boston market. there was one time or the stock of boston market was publicly traded. it soared, collapse, and now is owned by a private equity fund. >> we had three great years. we introduced new menu items. last year we spoke about grapes which have been a success and we enjoyed a 25% lift in sales in the last three years. it has been a good friend and we are doing well. we are starting to open new restaurants now and we are here to talk about a new product we are launching today. >> tell us about the new product. i was under the impression that something that was a burger had to be made. >> chicken burgers are very popular in the restaurant industry but we believe we have a unique product because we do rotisserie chicken. it is fresh chicken throughout the whole day. we are taking that chicken and putting it on a hamburger bun and serving it as a bacon, lettuce, tomato chicken burger. it is rotisserie chicken. real chicken made from chickens we cook

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george michael. who says one million -- one billion pounds has been avoided. michael the arctic monkeys. i don't know what i am meant to view from this. one particular story is slightly upsetting. katie, she has been healed is the king of tax. she has been trying to avoid taxes. there is a scheme called liberty tax strategy. at the end of the day, this is not illegal. we put the rules in place. people managed to manipulate them. it is nothing illegal. >> very few people queue up to pay their taxes. one that is what to watch. holding his head. a presidential candidate. he used to be the president of the northern alliance. they had an election in afghanistan. he said he won. the official results are still coming out. they do not show him as the winner. everybody is saying, will we have more trouble in afghanistan? are used to work for the guide to -- the guy they said did come in first. president obama spoke to both of them at. ini watched the guy call airstrikes. >> scary to see what transpires. >> secretary kerry is going there in a few days. this is a source

one has been identified as off-duty prince george's county police officer corporal michael brown, it was a 12 year veteran of the aviation unit. to the police report, there was a verbal altercation outside of the howard theatre at 10:00 last night that turned physical. one of the men got angry when he cannot get his money back because his car battery was not working. one of the suspects punched the valet once in the chest, a second time in the head, knocking him to the ground. the second suspect punch the head.in the back of the one man came back from the car with a tire iron and another had a handgun. one of them raised the tire iron and a menacing fashion, the other pointed his gun at the group. d.c. police arrived in both men were arrested. county polices chief released a statement saying in part, "when one of our officers is accused of wrongdoing, we take those allegations seriously. our special investigation response team immediately launched an administrative investigation upon learning of the arrest. corporal brown's police powers have been suspended." he was suspended with pa

george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car fi

. >> and at city hall, mayor michael nutter and the fire commissioner just responded to the public outcry. we begin with george spencer live on the scene where protesters filled the streets for hours tonight. george, a lot of raw emotion out there tonight. >> reporter: jim, it was hard to witness at times. things finally calmed down at about 9:30 or so tonight, but even right now you can still see a heavy police presence here on the block that is home to both the fire scene and the firehouse that responded to that fire on saturday. this is easily one of the angriest mobs i have seen as a reporter and as temper flared, police were barely able to maintain order. screams wailed through the streets as police carried away protesters, drowned out at times only by sirens. surrounded the rowdiest in this mob, the near riot was on outpouring of anger and pain carried by the father of two of saturday's four fire victims. >> stay up there. come on, man, they're burned to ashes. >> reporter: most in this crowd believe the fire department's response was not fast enough and its subsequent explanation insufficient. some seem

has been played by adam west, michael keaton, val kilmer, george clooney, christian bale and this kidd to show that on web soup all the time. of course, ben affleck is the next batman, so in honor of the dark knight's 75th, we are thrilled to premiere an exclusive clip from the upcomi

has been played by adam west, michael keaton, val kilmer, george clooney, christian bale and this kid that on web soup all the time. of course, ben affleck is the next batman, so in honor of the dark knight's 75th, we are thrilled to premiere an exclusive clip from the upcoming "batman v superman: dawn of justice." i hope this is okay. >> wow! >> big time. ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) ( applause ) yeah. so good. so dark and

including michael keaton, george clooney and christian bale. spider-man 3 has been pushed back two years the movie will hit peters in 2018. sony pictures plans to release the spinoff in its place in 2016. the movie features an all-star lineup of superman billons. fans expect it could includethat's because "sony pictures" electro... who was played by jamie foxx in "the amazing spider-man 2." glee actress naya rivera got married over the weekend... the 27-year-old tied the knot to ryan dorsey... reports say the two met four years ago and have been friends ever since.. the wedding happened in cabo san lucas with a small group of family members.. it comes just three months after rivera's engagement ended to rapper big sean. we are all entitled to change our minds. the government of north korea is not known for a sense of humor. it wants this youtube video taken off the internet. it was made in china, and it shows korean dictator kim jong un's head on the figures of various dancers. while most people got a smile from the video, north korea complaine

george spends the first weeks of life, where michael middleton took the first family portrait.is next public appearance was at his christening. he's 3 months old and it's all about the cheeks. celebrity photographer jason bell is hired to take a series of pictures, including this one, an 8-month-old, out a window of his kensington palace home. >> it's not palatial. i look at that picture and i don't think that's a palace. >> reporter: much is made of this royalty of this family. how many toddlers are expected to go on a play group on the other side of world. on to engagement number two at a zoo. george is on the verge of walking. pictures worldwide and analyzed in minute detail. >> the royals close the door on this triumphant tour of australia and new zealand. they may not have killed off the debate of republicism but put it on the back burner. just a year olds and this little prince has had more publicity this-r that people will have in their lifetime. max foster, cnn, london. >>> back to business. we'll have more on the malaysian airline disaster after this break. >>> the man

with only days to go until jackson's trial, george wynn reports back to michael malloy that the printson't match. malloy, still absorbing the good news, meets with his client. >> i said to him, well, riky, i have good news for you. our fingerprint guy said they're not your prints. he looks at me and said i told you they're not my prints. >> it's just the ammunition the jackson team feels it needs to win at trial. the riky jackson murder trial begins. jackson has now been in jail for nearly a year. in opening arguments, the defense drops its bombshell. they have proof that riky jackson's fingerprints were mistakenly identified by the upper darby police department. >> we did not know until opening statements which avenue of the forensic evidence that the defense would challenge. >> sergeant anthony paparo spends three days on the stand testifying for the state about his identification methods and findings. >> the judge permitted me to come down off the witness stand with my chart and stand in front of the jury. i'm showing the points and doing the unit relationship to show everyone sitti

michael buble. >> we've been talking about prince george and we know he is cute. but you know who is at cute? >> he's got more hair. >> 10-month-old noah, parents michael buble and his wife luisana. >> what this is, are you dancing? >> he tries to touch his fingers. >> finger to finger. >> laugh. >> aw! what is his favorite michael buble song? >> i know what it is. it's not a michael buble song. ♪ rain rain go away come again another day ♪ >> oh! >> just delicious. >> he is. >> all right. we have got our spanx in a ball today. >> yes, we do. there's a man from "esquire" magazine who decided to write an article "in praise of 42-year-old women." here's the man in question. the guy who wrote the article's name is tom junot. he wrote that women no longer have to worry about men finding them unappealing once they reach their early 40s. it seems like a nice article. and then you keep reading more. and it's terrible. he writes, let's face it, there used to be something tragic about even the most beautiful 42-year-old woman, if she had remained sexual she was either predatory or desperate. if she rema

coming up, oh, michael douglas is here live. george is going to talk to him next. , now michael douglas is up. he's teaming up with her for the first time after enback with director rob reiner for the first time since "the american president" 0 years ago. the movie is called "and so it goes" and plays a widower caring for the granddaughter he's just met. take a look. >> what's going on? >> it's my son. he's on his way to jail. >> but who's that? >> that's my granddaughter. she probably is guatemalan. >> yes. >> he had sex with the maid once. >> dad, this is sara. sara, this is your oren. >> nice to meet you. >> and it's great to have michael douglas here. what a challenge to play an absolute jerk. >> comes easy, george. comes easy. it's fun. you know, i kept looking but for some reason i take these parts, these characters kind of in the gray area where you start off with audiences don't really like them and i love the challenge of trying to seduce an audience to win them over by the end of the movie. >> and one of the ways you do it and saw a little bit of it there.

michael bc0 in philadelphia's old city today. for the tapping of the liberty bell at the let freedom ring ceremony. nine descendants of john hart, george who signed the declaration of independence took part in the ringing of the bell along with mayor michael nutter. >>> a developing story tonight. a man's in critical condition after philadelphia police say his girlfriend intentionally ran him over with her car. this happened around 10:00 at a gas station at washington lane and fayette street in west oak lane section of philadelphia. the woman is in police custody. >>> a shooting sent a young man to the hospital on this holiday as well. nbc 10 in north philadelphia around 4:00 this afternoon. police say the 23-year-old was shot 3 times. this was in the 2500 block of ridge avenue. he's listed in critical condition at hahnemann university hospital tonight. police tell us they're now looking for two men who drove off in a white chevy caprice. >>> a high-speed chase led to a fiery crash in los angeles and injured six people including two police officers. police say a man stole an electric tesla sports car from a dealership then led police o

george, i'm still waiting for you to dance to tupac. >> you're going to be an old man, michael.ut you. can we do that? he's giving me a look that says no. get on with the news. >>> we'll start with major developments in america's border crisis. today president obama is going to ask congress for more than $2 billion in emergency funds to deal with the wave of children illegally crossing the border. the money will be used to hire more immigration judges and expand detention facilities. the white house insists most of these children will be deported. meantime, president obama is now offering to meet with the governor of texas, rick perry, during his upcoming visit to the state to discuss the crisis. the president still has no plans to actually visit the border. >>> also breaking this morning, more than 500,000 people have been urged to evacuate as a massive typhoon bears down on japan whipping up 125-mile-an-hour winds. the outer bands of the storm are already bringing torrential downpours to okinawa where thousands of american troops are stationed. they are bracing for landslides

>> wouldn't you have george stephanopoulos fight your battles. >> not when you have michael strahan.you're on your own. >> wow, the temperatures just dropped. ♪ >>> all right, anyway, check out neil diamond's greatest hits on sale today. thank you for that. >>> and then also in "pop news," i think this is pretty good news. going to the movies got way more comfortable. amc announcing it's spending hundreds of millions outfitting theaters with lazy boy-type seats that will allow you to recline all the way back as you watch your film. it will mean less seats in the theater but a lot more space and comfort. ticket prices could go up as much as $1 to $1.25. amc is already seeing success with it. box office revenues among the renovated theaters up 67% in the first quarter. >> i like that. i go the a big butt. i think it adds a not more snoring -- >> fourth time you're seeing "frozen." >> amc, you have five takers right here. >> a man right here. >>> then finally, this just came up this morning. one of our staffers came into our office and you guys know i love dogs and that i'm a giant advo

michael. there's a real difference facing george w. bush. by the way, that's with all his limitations. and nasty hatred of the republican rank and file of this president to the point of something like four out of five wanted him to go down in the dirt. failed on every single thing he tried do. sometimes even if they agree with it, they fail. >> democratic support for bush on major bush initiatives wasn't that low. i've looked up these numbers on the five or six really major things that bush did and countered percentages on the tax cut, on the war vote, on the no child left behind. there was pretty good democratic support. the only big bush thing that didn't get a lot of democratic support was medicare reform of 2003. but other than that, democratic support for bush was about a third. something like that on capitol hill. republican support for obama on his major things, 5%. 2%. it is nothing. this is not new. this goes back to 2009. very first week of the administration, the stimulus bill. so it is something that has been a constant for six years. believe you me, remaining a constant fo

michael douglas here. what a challenge to play an absolute jerk. >> comes easy, george. comes easy. it's fun.se characters kind of in the gray area where you start off with audiences don't really like them, and i love the challenge of trying to seduce an audience to win them over by the end of the movie. >> and one of the ways you do it and saw a little bit of it there, it's a sweet movie and also a very funny movie, but you say that the comedy doesn't necessarily come natural to you. >> well, i love to do comedy. there's nothing i enjoy better than when i go to the movie theater and i hear an audience laugh. it's hard in films because, you know, the set is supposed to be quiet on the set, nothing -- don't make any noises so you say, da, da, da, and it's funny then there's nothing, you know, and so i've progressively in my career lately have done more and more comedies, and i enjoy that part of it the most. >> you have rob reiner there. you worked with him so many years ago, and you know each other's moves. >> we do. we actually -- our first movie together, 1968 we played college students --

to be shaping of the middle east i'm joined by my guest michael barnett in washington is a professor of international affairs at the george washington university as well as a member of the council on foreign relations also in washington we have got he is a professor at the near east south asia center for strategic studies and in orlando we crossed. scott rickard he is a former american intelligence linguist sorry gentlemen crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage michel if i go to you first here in my introduction i talked about the arab spring that might have been that whole phenomenon was probably illusory considering what's happened since what happened in tunisia and in egypt but what do you think of the term jihadi summer when we think of isis well i think it's catchy and certainly it's a nice way of thinking about replacing our term of art which is the arab spring weather in fact we've gone from a spring to something that it's a dreary fall or winter i think is still to be determined there's no question though that.

. >>> a man who tried to kidnap a little girl in prince george's county is behind bars tonight. take a good look at 25-year-old michael mclong. detectives are looking into the possibility of other victims. they say mclong approached a 12- year-old girl and her 8-year- old brother this afternoon along landover road. he told them he was a police officer, grabbed the little girl's arm and pulled them toward the back of the shopping center. a good samaritan saw the whole thing and confronted them. a security guard held him until cops arrived. >>> ken cuccinelli has been subpoenaed in the upcoming corruption trial of former governor bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen. the mcdonnell defense team was given 20 black subpoenas for potential witnesses -- blank subpoenas for potential witnesses back in early june. the trial begins monday. the mcdonnells are accused of accepting more than $125,000 in gifts and loans from star scientific ceo jonnie williams. >>> her murder is still not solved and tonight 39 years later police are hoping to find out what happened to kathleen beatty. the girl's beaten body was found by her sister in

cross-talk to be shaping of the middle east i'm joined by my guest michael barnett in washington he is a professor of international affairs at the george washington university.

. >>> a prince george's county police officer has found himself on the wrong side of the law. corporal michael brown was arrested by d.c. police last night after they say he pulled a gun outside the howard theater. at the time he was off duty. the 12 year veteran is currently suspended with pay pending administrative hearing. >>> also prince george's county police canvassed an upper marlboro neighborhood tonight looking for two men who broke into a home tuesday night on calverton drive, demanded cash and shot a person inside. the victim is in critical but stable condition. if you have any information, please call crime solvers, 1- 866-411-tips. you can remain anonymous. >>> we now know the name of the young camper who died when a storm hit tuesday at the river valley ranch in carroll county, maryland. his name was justin nicholas diggs, he was 12 years old from baltimore. justin was killed by falling tree limbs snapped by the sudden violent winds when camp staffers were trying to move the kids from an open pavilion into the main hall about 150 yards away. a handful of other campers were hurt a

george will. then former professional athlete kareem abdul-jabbar, michael irvin and kevin johnson talk about racism in sports. in about one hour, a debate about immigration with daniel stein for the federation for the migration reform, and benjamin johnson of the american council -- then charles murphy on american exceptionalism from the american enterprise institute. ago, it isears estimated that the population of the 13 colonies was about 2.5 million people. aroundthe population is 320 million here in the united states. fourth of july became a federal holiday in 1870. 1938. federal holiday in good morning and welcome to "washington journal" on this july 4. we will ask you, what does it mean to be an american?

being of the middle east i'm joined by my guest michael barnett in washington he is a professor of international affairs at the george washington university as well as a member of the council on foreign relations also in washington we have got up by god he is a professor at the near east south asia center for strategic studies and in orlando we cross to scott rickard he is a former american intelligence linguist sorry gentlemen crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage michael if i go to you first here in my introduction i talked about the arab spring that might have been that whole phenomenon was probably illusory considering what's happened since what happened in tunisia and in egypt but what do you think of the term jihadi summer when we think of isis well i think it's catchy and certainly it's a nice way of thinking about replacing our term of art which is the arab spring whether in fact we've gone from a spring to something that it's dreary fall or winter i think is still to be determined there's no question though that what we're seeing is by and large not simply

not to be shaping of the middle east i'm joined by my guest michael barnett in washington he is a professor of international affairs at the george washington university as well as a member of the council on foreign relations also in washington we have got up by god he is a professor.

joining me, michael gersen, former speech writer for president george w. bush. "washington post" political reporter nia malika henderson. great to see you. let me ask you, nira, as a great supporter of the administration's, what's going wrong here, all the economic indicators are finally heading in the right direction? >> this is great news today. and any time we're improving the economy, that's great news for the incumbent and for everyone. we should take this out of politics. i think one of the challenges we've seen is that wages have been stagnant for a while. they've been stagnant for the last 12 years. so that's a -- people are still feeling a lot of pressure and most people still identify themselves as struggling. now if we have several more months like this, and the jobs numbers tighten up the labor market so that wages start to move up, i think you'll see a broader rebound in the political process. >> and, michael, this was an across the board increase. 288,000 is a good number any way you cut it. sort of no bad news in this. but you have to have at leas

george clooney on the attack over an explosive story about his future mother-in-law. >>> now trending, the new a-rod steroid headlines. did they destroy his body? >>> plus, michaelan's new tell-all about his messy divorce. >>> new video, jessica simpson. who had award robe malfunction during the ceremony. >>> plus leah remini and her former dance partner tony. and it all spins out of control from here. now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood. the entertainment capital of l.a.

georges county. officers say he pretended to be a cop and grabbed a 12-year-old. police arrested this man, michael mclong today. an off duty officer and a security guard held him until police got there. they are investigating whether mclong has done this before. >>> right now, police are cracking down on drunk driving on a dangerous stretch of road here the university of maryland. three people have died tries to cross route one in college park this year. >> reporter: well, that's right. university of maryland police are behind me. they set up this check point a few minutes ago. there's a sign that says you are now entering a sobriety check point. you can see the officers are over there. they are stopping people that they suspect of drunk driving. >> we were out here tonight to take impaired drivers off the roadway. >> reporter: universit of maryland sergeant wants you to drink responsibly. >> we're out here as an educational awareness. we're out here looking for impaired drivers and we want them off the roadway. >> reporter: three people have died crossing on route one this year. earlier this mont

michael collins will attend the ceremony. neil armstrong died in 2012. >>> to pop culture, britain's prince george is celebrating the first birthdayhis week. in honor of the occasion his parents released the photo of the young prince now walk. the photowas taken during a recent visit to the london natural history museum. >>> all right, check this out. i love this. some smart entrepreneurs came up with a great way to beat the heat. a 1,000-foot long slip and slide. right in the middle of downtown salt lake city. thousands turned out today. the slide was lee blocks long with a 77-foot pool at the end. 2,000 people got $10 tickets in advance. >>> did you ever go to the -- fresno, did you ever go to the water slide at the crow vis lake? >> yes. >> i loved those things water slides. i'm all for them. we could slide around in the slightest bit of water on city streets up in the north bay today. and know ma and -- sonoma and marin counties. we've got very widely scattered showers and not bad. at heelsburg though and this is all because of a subtropical stream that's flowing west from the sierras. we look live over san jose right now conc

george zimmerman. i sat in the courtroom of michael dunn and i watched the jury. if you can't look at jordan davis, if you can't look at trayvon martin, see that child not just as your son but a human being, not as a thug or a criminal or a guy who is going to rob you or mug you or point a gun at you when the gun never even existed how can you acquit that young man of being, you know, being innocent? >> remember what the defense did. the defense very overtly used race in order to achieve the outcome for their client. at the end of that trial there was a completely irrelevant witness put on the stand, a white, blonde woman who said, my house was robbed and it was young black men. the constant messaging that you should take this boy, trayvon martin, and place him into the body of the kind of people who rob homes, this is the kind of kid you should be afraid of, too. wouldn't you have been afraid? for goodness sake. look at the cardboard figure of him, how tall it is. this wasn't a child. stop using the baby face picture. this was a baby faced kid no matter what pict

stories topping the news in our region -- a prince george's county police officer is suspended without pay pending an administrative hearing. michael with assault with a dangerous weapon. he was arrested while off duty. according to the report, he got into an argument with a valet and allegedly pointed a handgun. he is expected to return to court july 23. u.s. park police are looking for a person of interest with a sexual assault. a woman was walking near the georgetown waterfront, when a man approached her and assaulted her, she told police. here is dave zahren with your forecast. a what a week we have had -- lot of storms and a hot day. it will be a hot and humid weekend. storms will be at a minimum. 74 right now. wind out of the south. he's in the air. will lift. fog 89 was the high yesterday. that is where we should be. warm and humid today. a stray afternoon shower is possible. tomorrow the threat increases just a little bit, 30%. temperatures in the low-90's monday and tuesday storms could be coming back, but the latter part of the week, cooler weather. >> thank you. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide

. >> a prince georges county police officer is facing charges accused of hitting another man with his gun during a fight in front of howard theater. corporal michael brown is suspended with pay pending an administrative hearing. he was off duty at the time. the police chief said he's taking the allegation seriously. brown is a 12-year veteran of the aviation unit and an internal investigation is under way. >> crooks have been hiding special devices on local atms, stealing enough information to get into bank accounts. police are looking for three men using so-called skimming devices. these are photos of the three cooks. atms at three different sun trust banks have been hit since june. the devices can copy bank card information allowing thieves to get money out of the account. one man carried a pizza box with hill as he attached a skimming device to an atm. >> new video shows a look at the man who robbed the parents of d.c. candidate for mayor and council member bouzer. police have video of him in the home on 7th street. he identified himself as mr. joe, said he was from the cable company and needed to reboot their tvs. once inside, he stole two cel

joined from los angeles, and al jazeera contributor michael sure, and with he from washington bill schneider, an al jazeera contributor, professor at george gavin university and scholar at the think tank third way. >> nearly 60% of americans disapprove how obama is handling the crisis. the om good news is 66% disapprove the way republicans are handling the issue. >> is it fair to say the migrant crisis it damaging democrats. >> even though i cover politics, it doesn't come out to a calculus. i think when the crisis wants support, you want support for the plan to exist, to solve the problem. men's, by and large supportway the white house. the what the president said. they support the action that he's proposing. it doesn't help the republicans in their elections coming up. the president is bad. he's not running for everything. that made a difference. >> they are talking about support. 54% of latinos disapprove the way the president is managing the crisis. does that open the opportunity for republicans to gain back some of those voters? >> i don't think so. the rubly cans like to believe the tea party are people with visa problems. they are

. >> george spent the first few weeks of his life at the middleton family home where his grandfather, michaeleton, took the first official portrait. his next public appearance was at his christening. he's 3 months old and it's all about the cheeks. for thing to g photographer jason bell shoots the pictures. >> that's not obviously the window of a palace. >> much has been made of the normality of this family or the appearance of it. but how many toddlers go on tour across the world where a play date was convened for the young george. pictures were being worldwide analyzed in minute detail. >> so the royals closed the door on australia and new zealand. they may not have killed off the debate of republicanism. he's had more publicity than most people will have in his life time. max foster, cnn, london. >> you know those red and white overalls that he was wearing, apparently they sold out immediately. >> he looks good in it. >> all right. we're going to get back to business after the break and bring you more on the malaysia airlines disaster. >>> also, coming up, the stories of passengers who wer

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economy and professor michael hudson explains the relationship between the housing bubble and the practice of leveraging up a borrowing to buy then economist and author george magnus comes next he's looking at how china can transition from its massive double digit growth to a place of more sustainable development levels then you swap precise discusses the strange phenomenon of capital flows from the emerging markets to developed markets for us to get the other way around and rounding out our best of the week janet young we england talks about the importance of getting retailers to upset and as a way to spread it use enjoy. not just jobs that i pay attention to i pay attention to what's going through our various ports here in the united states i pay very good attention to what's going on with tax revenues there are many things that i have learned to count upon but but i know this people don't pay taxes on profits they think they're going to make they don't pay taxes on jobs they hope they're going to have they don't pay taxes on money they think they might get people pay taxes on profits that are made hours that are worked and taxes are. to the federal gover

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michael hayden. he's a former head of the national security agency and was cia director under george w. bush. he knows a lot more about the attack on iran than he can say here. >> this was a good idea, all right? but i also admit this was a really big idea too. the rest of the world is looking at this and saying, "clearly, someone has legitimated this kind of activity as acceptable international conduct." the whole world is watching. >> the story of what we know about the stuxnet virus begins in june of 2010, when it was first detected and isolated by a tiny company in belarus after one of its clients in iran complained about a software glitch. within a month, a copy of the computer bug was being analyzed within a tight-knit community of computer security experts, and it immediately grabbed the attention of liam o murchu, an operations manager for symantec, one of the largest antivirus companies in the world. >> as soon as we saw it, we knew it was something completely different, and red flags started to go up straightaway. >> to begin with, stuxnet was incredibly complicated and sophisticate