jared diamond joins me now from our studios in los angeles welcome. how are you i am i am well thank you i hope the same is true of you you brilliantly flaky you brilliantly merge science and culture in a way that the average person can understand is reading your reading or writing what stimulated your earliest interest in these areas. preps the different interests of my parents. was a pianist she was also a great linguist and a teacher and i got my look of writing from her my father was a physician and a experimenter so i got my local science from him but i began birdwatching when i was seven years old and then i grew up during world war two with maps of europe in the pacific on the wall on pins to show the changes in battle and so i became interested early and saw in some one hand and in writing in history in the humanities on the other hand it's an extraordinary synthesis and the breadth of your work is is remarkable your second book why sex is fun evolution of human sexuality seems in some ways out of sync with the rest of your books in some ways

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jared, does it scare you at all? i mean, there's a certain way of understanding this, which is this is political theater. they always do this and lawrence has been on this show and played clips from the left wing, this has been going on forever. there's one way of viewing political theater and others that there's actually something new here. that there's a difference in kind in the kind of resistance we're seeing the republicans, that's actually quite scary. which of those two scenarios do you think it is? >> i think it's both. i think it's very scary political theater. the thing about it is, when you call it political theater, it sounds costless. everyone's in their corner trying to get the leverage they think they need to get the best deal. it is not costless by any stretch of the imagination, because every time the bond market begins to get worried and yields, interest rates go up, that means the budget deficit rises. that means it costs that much more to service the debt. if interest rates go up half a percent, t

our specialist today, jared bernstein.d at the white house as the vice president's former economic adviser. now a contributor here at msnbc. the rest of the panel is here. jared also happens to be an old agantens of mine from the cnbc days. nice to see you again, jared. >> good to see you, dylan. >> why are we not seeing actual debate about job creation and is it because the politicians either are not aware of this problem or are they simply deciding to not engage this problem? >> much more the latter than the former. basically, you collar anybody in this town or in that building behind me and ask them, what's the major problem facing america, and they will repeat, talking pointing about talking point about deficits and debt. despite the fact if you step over the beltedway and ask people what they care about and the polls are very clear on this, they'll tell you, of course, it's jobs. it's the economy. it's income. and you know, back a few months ago i thought the president and the white house was trying pretty hard to wal

. >>> up next the policy challenges with jared bernstein. later, tim pawlenty continues to talk tough in iowa. that's in the rewrite. >>> congress now has one week left to act. there's still pass forward. the senate introduced a plan to avoid default which makes a down payment and ensures we don't have to go through this again in six months. i think that's a much better approach, although serious deficit reduction would still require us to tackle the tough challenges of entitlement and tax reform. >> that was the president addressing the nation from the east room earlier this evening. joining me now is jerrold bernstein, the former chief economist to vice president biden. he's currently a senior fellow at the center on budget and policy priorities and an msnbc contributor. jared, first of all, let's talk about the policies now that came out on what is called the reid plan in which there's no revenue increases at all. that's the latest compromise offered by the democrats. it would offer a dollar for dollar spending cuts to the amount of debt

. >>> up next the policy challenges with jared bernstein. later, tim pawlenty continues to talk tough in iowa. that's in the rewrite. >>> congress now has one week left to act. there's still pass forward. the senate introduced a plan to avoid default which makes a down payment and ensures we don't have to go through this again in six months. i think that's a much better approach, although serious deficit reduction would still require us to tackle the tough challenges of entitlement and tax reform. >> that was the president addressing the nation from the east room earlier this evening. joining me now is jerrold bernstein, the former chief economist to vice president biden. he's currently a senior fellow at the center on budget and policy priorities and an msnbc contributor. jared, first of all, let's talk about the policies now that came out on what is called the reid plan in which there's no revenue increases at all. that's the latest compromise offered by the democrats. it would offer a dollar for dollar spending cuts to the amount of debt

i think i'm going to rock this test. >> jared says lots of friends take adderol like he does. a study found half of juniors and seniors use stim you'llants. this has doctors worried. >> it's a short term, those kinds of stimulant medications can often feel good. in the long run there are significant problems in terms of thinking and mood problems. >> adderol can be addictive, cause seizures and jared says he's been taking it two years, and he's sign. he doesn't think he's doing anything wrong. >> it appears you're breaking the law by doing this. >> i see how it is, the law is there, but i consider an unwritten rule. it's just accepted. >> did the pill help with the test? we caught up with him after class. >> i know i did great on the test. >> and that is a difficult situation a. >> go see a doctor. >> heading full speed into the weekend. weather looks great. >> weather does look great. cooling continues but it's not going to be excessive. you're not going to have to wear an overcoat. and it won't be hot. there is a live view now from our high definition camera. looking down in

i'm jared bernstein. >> tom: jared won't have the last word on the debt debate. in the coming days and weeks, we'll continue to bring you thoughts and views from all sides. >> susie: and finally, hold on to your cell phones if you plan to visit miami, new york or los angeles. according to a recent study by mobile security company lookout, those are the three top cities for cell phone loss or theft. the remainder of the list spans coast to coast. it includes phoenix, sacramento, chicago, dallas, houston, philadelphia and tampa. and tom, pools, taxis and airplanes are the top three worst places to lose your cellphone. cell phone and that's why i always have mine right next to me so i don't lose it can't live without it. >> tom: top of my list, toddlers, a tough place to lose a cell phone too. >> susie: that's nightly business report for monday, july 18th. i'm susie gharib. have a great evening, everyone. you too, tom. >> tom: you as well, susie. good night, thanks for joining us this evening. be right back here tomorrow. "nightly business report" is made possible b

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jared, let me start with you. you've been in the room. you were at the white house. this is a terrible, terrible report. i know you blogged on that today. don't jobs need to be the overwhelming priority. >> absolutely. i think one of the things i said is i think a lot of americans are probably looking at washington right now saying, glad you guys are really focused on something, but i'm not sure it's the right thing. obviously, we need to have a path to a sustainable, fiscal budget, but right now what looms so large for so many americans in the broad middle class is the jobs deficit. it's paychecks and it's jobs, and so these guys really need to walk and chew gum right now. >> peter, i want to put up, we have got a quote from paul krugman, "the new york times" columnist and nobel prize winner who also blogged this today. the situation he said cries out aggressively expansionary monetary and fiscal policy. instead, however, the political push is in the opposite direction. to you agree with that, peter? >> i agree about the political push. we need to compliment greater

we begin with an interesting turn in the case against jared loughner. the young man charged with shooting arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords along with nearly two dozen others. he's been receiving antipsychotic medication in jail and he doesn't want him to take it. his lawyers have asked for them to stop forcing him to take it. jeffrey toobin joins me. the judge seemed to say this is in the hands of his doctors primarily. how does it work? can prison doctors hold loughner down and force this medication into home? >> the important thing to recognize is the background here. the defense has one goal. it's to keep jared loughner from getting executed. that's their only goal here. at the moment he's been found not fit to stand trial. the status quo is actually pretty satisfactory to the defense. the problem here, is that the medical authorities are trying to get loughner better. >> right. >> they are giving him drugs, treating him the way any severely mentally patient would be treated and that might get him sane enough for trial, thus execution. >> the

. >>> a court hearing this howard for jared loughner.e's dangerous even behind bars. >>> in bring, the popular "news of the world" is done after this sunday, but the investigation is not over, and journalists aren't the only target of investigators. you're in "the situation room." >>> a lot of hard bargaining ahead as the president and congressional leaders try to hammer out a deal on raising the federal debt limit as the august 2nd deadline looms, most parties are firming up their bottom lines. joining me now is senator tom coburn from oklahoma. senator, i know that you have today pentagon with speaker boehner about the republican position, or at least his position going into these debt talks. what can you tell me about where you are now when it comes to the revenue side of this equation? >> well, i think speaker boehner related that everything is on the table. i think it should be. i think that's the only way we solve this problem for our country, so i think it will be a component of anything we do, but there's caveats with that, candy

but in 2006 jared petrovich was allegedly involved in an incident that not only resulted in very serious charges, but set off repercussions that still impact the entire orange county jail system today. >> so you're using your legal paperwork as weight. >> yeah. also the magazines, you know? >> petrovich has approximately 20 pounds of legal paperwork in his cell, which helps provide an effect jailhouse workout. >> you do it until you can't do it no more. i can do it all day. >> the paperwork has accumulated over four years since he was accused of being the ring leader of one of the orange county jail's most transformative events, the group assault and murder of another inmate, the only killing in the jail in more than a decade. at the time, petrovich, in jail for receiving stolen property, was considered a leader among the white inmates at the theo lacy jail facility. >> we're standing in f barracks, the west side in the theo lacy facility, and this is the scene of a pretty gruesome homicide that occurred in 2006. it was the murder of inmate john derek chamberlain. it occurred in october.

. >>> tucson shooting suspect jared lee loughner can refuse to take his anti-psychotic medications. they say because laufer in has not been convicted of a crime he is entitled to deny treatment. he's charged with killing six and wounding 13 others including arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords during a shooting rampage in january. >>> new pictures of the california apartment where alleged crime boss james whitey bulger lived for the last 15 years. these are pictures of weapons. fbi agents say they found 30 weapons inside of that apartment, including handguns and automatic rifle and even a hand grenade. some of the weapons were discovered hidden behind the living room and bathroom walls. >>> some home movies released showing how close police came to saving jaycee dugard before they did. she was kidnapped at 11 and held captive by convicted sex offender philip garrido. >>> the eldorado district attorney's office released these tapes shows a parole officer going through the garrido home between 2000 and 2007, and talking with him and his wife and missing jaycee, who was being held

police released this photo of jared maderos, saying he was drunk thursday morning when he went to the storm drain, but maderos claims he was attacked by gang members who threw his cellphone down a storm drain and he went to retrieve it. he says a head injury he suffered in the attack prevented him from explaining his stories to officers. >> my head was bleeding. i started shaking once i realized my head was bleeding. i don't know why, but i started shaking. then i went for my phone trying to get help. my phone was in there. >> police say their original report was based on information they had when they rescued maderos, but they're interested in talking to him again. >>> a different kind of community meeting was held in richmond today where residents met with former criminals to come up with ways to help them reenter society. city leaders also attended the forum that focused on a new survey of richmond, residents who had served jail time, and it determined the best ways to help them reenter society. >> want to everybody to be successful in richmond, wherever you start. some people will

jared loughner was forcely medicated in jail.d be forced to take medication because he possesses a danger to hurt others and others say it violates his rights. jared loughner is charged with killing six people in a parking lot and severely wounding gabrielle giffords. >>> the don't ask, don't tell policy rd odd the u.s. government to immediately stop enforcing the ban on openly gay men and women service women. >>> new audio recordings from a near disaster in the sky over three months ago. the small crack in the fuselage of the southwest 737 bound for sacramento who blew a hole in the roof. the pilot wanted to turn back to phoenix but then realized he wouldn't make it. the faa released the tapes of conversations between air traffic control and the crew and it is clear they know they were in trouble. >> the pilot landed that plane safely in yuma with no major injuries. >>> police may have a new clue of a man that walked into a gallery and then stole a very valuable picasso. a man walked in and then walked out with a 1965 picasso ti

police released this photo of jared maderos.ey claim he was drunk, but maderos claim he was attacked by gang members who threw his cellphone down the storm drain. he says the attack impaired him from explaining his story to the officers. >> my head was bleeding, and i started shaking once i realized my head was bleeding. i don't know why, but my head was shaking. i was trying to get help, and my phone was from. >> maderos said he's afraid of gang retaliation because police released his name and information. police say their report was based on information when they arrested maderos. >>> all right, leigh glaser is back. we're experiencing wonderful weather. >> nice day today. still low clouds and fog near the coast. you can see that it looks almost like dream whip or cool whip. there's already low clouds and fog starting to venture back inland. as we showed you in san jose, they have plenty of sunshine there. inland locations seeing the sun as well. all of the low clouds and fog strictly near the coast. antioch, you're seeing sun

crime and punishment, the ruling that some are calling infuriating is going to keep jared lee loughnerwoman gabrielle giffords's accused shooter from facing trial anytime soon. dr. drew pinsky and sunny hostin weigh in on whether he should be forced to take medicine to treat his schizophrenia which would allow him to be ruled competent to go to trial. plus oprah winfrey is getting a new role at her struggling network. details ahead on that. you haven't left yet. no. i'm boarding now... what's up? um...would you mind doing it again? last time. [ engine turns over ] oooohhhh...sweet. [ male announcer ] the chevy cruze with the my chevrolet app. the remote control car is finally here. well, now she's just playing with us. oh. [ horn honks ] with aveeno nourish plus moisturize. active naturals wheat formulas target and help repair damage in just 3 washes. for softer, stronger... ... hair with life. [ female announcer ] nourish plus. only from aveeno. >>> in crime and punishment tonight, a controversial ruling that will ensure that congresswoman gabrielle giffords's alleged shooter will not

at this time they will not be signing jared gaither due to health issues. >>> that's sports, back to you. >> thanks, john henry. >>> we're checking in with nick o'kelly right now, what a lovely day we've had today. >> it was gorgeous. >> yeah, temperatures still a little cooler than average, we can't complain. >> right in that perfect range. maybe you could complain if you're along the san mateo county coast today where you didn't see sun at all, it was chilly, with the strong sea breeze. temperatures running about 10 degrees below the average, normally in concord you get to 87 this time of year, 77 today, 73 in santa rosa, and it really took a long time clearing out. think1: is going to be warmer, that is only part of the forecast story. i want to show you the satellite and radar picture. lighting up here across the southern see area rah, throughout the afternoon, dying off here in the last couple hours from lake tahoe into mammoth lakes. we've had flash flood watches, these are strong thunderstorms with heavy rainfall. it's the monsoon, and there is a slight chance we'll see a coup

thank you congressman jared poulis.ys cutting spending isn't just a smart thing to do. it's the moral thing to do. that's next. [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. >> look at that number. that's what congress says it needs to spend this year. give me a break. $3,800,000,000,000 twice what they spent just 10 years ago? president obama talked about taking a scalpel to the budget. we need something like, this something bigger. all that overspending maybe that -- no, we need something even bigger than that. we need to make huge cuts and later in the show i will cut the deficit down to surplus. but when i or others talk about making significant cuts, i hear scathing criticism like this. >> don't watch stossel. he is nothing but the hack. a c

jared bernstein thank you for joining me. i have to go. i'm up against a hard break.ott walker says closing dmvs. save money. but he is just driving voters away.ç i'm revealing this con job ahead. >>> and, rick perry, making some headlines on gay marriage. what he said could spell trouble big time with the tea party. stay with us. [ female announcer ] investing for yourself isn't some optional pursuit. a privilege for the ultra-wealthy. it's a necessity. i find investments with e-trade's top 5 lists. quickly. easily. i use pre-defined screeners and insightful trading ideas to dig deeper. work smarter. not harder. i depend on myself the one person i do trust to take charge of my financial future. [ bell dinging ] to take charge of my financial future. male announcer: be kind to your eyes with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see a whole day comfortably and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. female announcer: thanks to the eyeglass guide, it's neve

. >>> we begin with an interesting turn in the case of jared loughner. in jail, he has been receiving anti-psychotic medication. he doesn't want to take it. his lawyers asked the judge to force him to stop taking it. it is a fascinating situation. we have jeffery tubin with us. we have been talking about this in the past. the judge says this is in the hands of his doctors, primarily. how does it work? can prison doctors hold loughner down and force this medication into him? >> the defense has one goal. to keep him from getting executed. that is the only goal. at the moment, he has been found not fit to stand trial. as long as you are not fit to stand trial, you are not getting executed. the status quo is pretty satisfactory to the defense. the problem here is that the medical authorities are trying to get loughner better. they are giving him drugs. they are treating him the way any severely mentally ill patient would be treated. that may get him sane enough for trial and thus, excuse. the defense is trying to keep the status quo and not get him cured so

. >>> despite national reports yesterday that the raiders signed jared gaither, the team has decided against signing the former raven. as he leaves team headquarters, barnes returns after signing a new deal. >>> and that's sports. back to you. >> thank you very much, john henry. thanks for choosing the bay area at 6:00. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. until then, have a good night. >> good night. coming up on technow .. using technology .. to change the way you dress .. an app .. that lets your doctor monitor you - wherever you are .. we go gaming .. with an end-

but the family of jared monty and the president thinks he pinned a medal on this man's chest, and when he came home in a coffin, is a big deal. >> it is, but the parents accepted his apology and the fact that barack obama didn't know how old his daughter was strikes me as an interesting flub. >> he's not home that often, he's out playing golf. >> what struck me about the coverage of michele bachmann, she's gone from being an idiot and religious zealot and people called her in the press, to being amazing, twitter candidate, great. and you know, somewhere in between is michele bachmann. >> jon: we have to take one more break. when we come back, newsweek coverage gets strong reaction. >> the people's princess is back in the news making the cover of news week. did they go too far this time? that's next on news watch. ... [ male announcer ] this is lisa, who tries to stay ahd of her class. morning starts with arthritis pain... that's two pills before the first bell. [ bell rings ] it's time for recess... and more pills. afternoon art starts and so does her knee pain, that's two more pills.

six people died. 13 others injured when jared loughner opened fire. since the shooting gun control advocates have been asking president obama to toughen gun safety laws. the white house says it's working on some new measures and will announce them in the next few weeks. >>> a man wanted for killing seven people in michigan took his own life after an hours long standoff with police. officers say 34-year-old roger danesler kill his victims. among the seven dead his exgirlfriend, his own daughter and another child. police say after a high-speed chase he went into another home and took three people hostage before killing himself. but the hostages were not hurt. investigators are still trying to determine a motive for the killing. >>> the release date for casey anthony has been rescheduled for july 17th instead of july 13th as originally planned. a correction spokesman says the new date was based on a detail recalculation. he sentence the anthony to four years for lying to police about the death of her daughter caylee. but with time served and good behavio

>> no, i think, look, i mean, this is not jared lee loughner who clearly has very grave mental illnesses-- >> the man who shot the congresswoman, gabby giffords. >> in tucson and various other people. i think it's wrong, i think it's too easy to say, look, this guy is some kind of psychotic, he belongs in a mental institution. there was a political philosophy at work. there was a clear set of political ideas. people who interacted with him on the internet were saying this guy seems to be, to have serious mental problems. he's operating from a political-- i wouldn't call it a political world view, a psychological view, an idea that you can bring heaven on earth if only you set off an apocalyptic event. >> this doesn't change anything except this has diverted a lot of discussion into a fear that we should now shift our attentions to not the threat of islam extreme ichl, but the right right wingers, this is one of the dajers e dangers of having a guy like that out there and the truth of the matter is our soil would be littered with five times as many people who were killed, out rage, and if

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i'm working with whitey and jared out of detroit, i'm working with blais out of chicago. a work with a guy called benjamin franklin. tavis: yeah. i got it. >> you know what i'm saying? so i'm working with him. and in the studio, we're just doing some really great music. that's why i called it "the masterpiece," because i think god used me as a vessel to bring fort something that is different and something that is basically a masterpiece. because what he made me -- if he can bring me back from what i've been through, he made a masterpiece. because i'm better -- i'm so much better now than i was before. and i'm just -- i don't know how to explain how this music sounds. i mean, i've got songs like "set me free." tavis: is this all autobiographical stuff? >> most of it is what i've been through, and then some of it is just happy music. it's just good loving, good fun music. and people will enjoy this album, they will enjoy this album and that's why i named it "the masterpiece," because it's so well put together that, you know -- i mean, if you don't like it, you know, i'll re

an appeals court in phoenix order prison officials to stop forcing jared loughner to take medicine. he what been -- had been take antipsychotic drugs. the defense has until today to file a response. >>> log onto twitter to ask a question of president obama. it will be the first presidential twitter town hall meeting and he will answer questions under twitter's control and from the white house. twitter will choose questions based on theme and hot topics submitted among the thousands of questions. >>> the countdown has begun. atlantis will continue to trainup until the launch on friday. a prelaunch will be held today. >>> crews try to clean up the efforts from the oil spill at yellowstone river. the water rose above flood stage and they fear currents could push damages into the undamaged area harming the prized fishery. >>> the first public meeting will be held for the redistricting plan for maryland's 8th district. the plan will be considered in a special october session. >>> 4:47. and it happened again. three men claiming to be police officers break into a baltimore home and rob the

in fact, he is third in all of baseball behind only jared weaver and josh beckett. the tour de france. he moved ahead of the brothers to take the yellow jersey and a one minute 34 second lead. meaning the champagne will likely be flowing in tomorrow's final stage in the 34-year-old evans closes in on his first ever tour de france win. >>> it was a frustrating night in salt lake for frank in the earthquakes. scoreless in the 60th minute when salt lake's alvaro flopped and gets the call. quakes to center, bobby gets a red card while sabariyo gets a penalty kick. first goal in four halves for salt lake. they win 4-0. the quakes are winless in their last eight. still to come, john daly is in the hunt at the canadian open and casey kaine goes for quite a ride. the latest on his condition is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the canadian open... john daly is tied for fifth and only three >>> 65 1k3 has a one-shot lead after three rounds at the canadian open. john daly and his pants are tied for 5th and only three shots back. name was on top of the leader board through 36 holes a

handsome one russian for the use of carry it off continues to lead the truck section he was quickest jaring friday's seven hundred kilometer route to claim the second stage when. i mean while some of the writers for this weekend's motor g.p. in germany have been checking out the sachsenring course but not on their bikes instead they were invited to get behind the wheel of a hovercraft with varying degrees of success europeans have a partial impact about that was to the tips some. more than others wanted to say tricky course to master major championship stoner and a straight in lead to the overall standings by nineteen points and hopes to extend that sunday's race as the season reaches the halfway stage sectioning is very technical very tight in the first half of the circuit and something you know you've got to get your lines right gotta make sure the bike set up well to turn in the long corners with this sort of open and only the last part of the track that is really getting fast and flowing so it's a difficult circuit it's not easy after dealing with bitter cold and dodging killer whales t

these are jaret miller, the host of syndicated show animal exploration with jared miller. this guy here. >> a lizard. >> it is. a beautiful example. a predatory reptile. lizards are great -- when it comes to animals beating the heat, one common threat with all of the animals that they're going to meet and it's thermal regulation. the reptiles like the monitored cool blooded animals. you figure they need to be warm. they need to be near the equa r equator. the hotter, the better. the body temperature is dependent on ambient temperature. they can get too hot too. they bask to heat up. alligators, snakes, even here in new york, you'll see reptiles out in the sun. but then, it's cool. they have to expel that body heat. they do what's called gaping. a lot of the people think the reptile is going to bite. an alligator or monitor, he's full of hot air. he's releasing hot air. they gape over the mouth. a beautiful example of a prehistoric animal that had to beat the heat for millions of years. >> highly predatory. >> they're so smart. they look for movement and sounds and they're

. >> officials are forcibly medicating jared loughner, the suspect in january's shooting rampage, thatk place in tuesday ton. loughner's attorneys claim that violates a court order not to do so. the involuntary treatment began monday after it was decided that loughner was an immediate danger to himself. >>> as much of the nation tries to cool down, one pennsylvania county is acacally turning the ac off. officials in bucks county near philadelphia held meetings outdoors as they tried out what's being called a power curtailment program. now, the plan is to save $250,000 by turning off the ac on certain days. needless to say, those employees are not too happy, not to mention extremely hot. >> i cannot even imagine. and the roone why, taking a look at this weather from all around the country today, we have got this incredible heat wave going on. let's also look for some hail and gusty winds from billings to the dakotas, minneapolis, chicago, detroit and cleveland. thunderstorms from louisville to the gulf coast. showers in florida and northern new england. downpours across colorado and new

the president's longtime friend, valerie jared, told a wire service that the president was working so was getting absolutely no sleep. while his press secretary was telling reporters the president was "well-rested and focused." excuse me for thinking the president's people have more to do than check the president's sleep patterns and no president is well served by such efforts. but it took me back to katrina and fema's head man michael "you're doing a heck of a job" brown, who got advice from his p.r. people to roll up his sleeves during tv interviews so people would think he was working hard. here is a free tip to the president's aides: how people regard the president will depend how this crisis comes out. good policy always trumps bad public relations. and the best pr can't trump bad policy. whether or not the president is sleeping well won't be a fact your in his reelection. that will depend on what he does while he's awake. back in a minute. somewhere in america, a city comes to life. it moves effortlessly, breathes easily. it flows with clean water. it makes its skyline greener a

crying's a fugitive when he was being sought for transients ranging from murder to religious prosecution jaring the conflict between her and yugoslavia and the early ninety's it palos the arrest of a lot it wanted the hague tribunals and similar crimes marking thirty years tried to overcome obstacles in the way of its bid to join the world for more that's cause life after alexander pov it appears the analyst based in belgrade have its many thoughts of being with us here at r.t. now why do you think that belgrade has waited until now to arrest both had it i'm glad it. well i think the serbian authorities claimed the couldn't find them before of course the opposition here claims that this is all part of a. election campaign because parliamentary elections are due here early next year and many here in the opposition think that this is all in the function of getting some points from you because the current government is desperate to get candidacy and the beginning of negotiations for expression saw some are interpreted as putting the timing close to the election so this can be exploited both intern

welcomed the greek measure saying the move will help the country get back on to path of recovery but jared slanty from the u.s. based trans research institute believes the measures are actually a way to rescue the banks at the people's expense the banks are failing and they want the people to bail them out because they after all they don't like to take a hit these big guys so they call it austerity measures and privatization the i.m.f. is nothing more than the international mafia federation they had a long shocks of last resort and the people know it they call it privatization adults call it stealing valuable public assets and selling it to your friends really cheap the politicians only represent the people that give the most amount of money so that people know that so that it's going to continue to be a war and the greek people know that if you don't stand up they're going to blow you down when you get really hungry you're going to see the riots continue to escalate because what are these so-called austerity measures what do they really bring all they bring a lot more poverty although the

named journalist to say that course and had been very aware and actively encouraged to phone hacking jaring his time as editor of the news of the world sean hoare told the new york times and also the b.b.c. that he was directly asked by andy cool son to hack into phones in pursuit of stories that that was a practice that was actively encouraged to the paper and that during working on the course and he had actually played him messages that he had tapped particularly from celebrities telephones cools said of course that this was.

jared love there was a nutshell you talk about terrorism but i don't think that one hundred. there is a system just activity and lot of times it's f.b.i. it's entrapment they're entrapped the you know if you if you do that are they going to really like terry and then maybe you kill him by terrorism way for ninety five percent plus were killed by most of the vast majority of going to build according to a new record of the people who track that see don't know where over what period i don't want to see these statistics because that's not true but fine if you're going to go down that road then talk about the fort hood shooter who was actually mentally crazy do you call him a terrorist or just a not so what he was shouting allahu akbar as he was to give a powerpoint presentation merissa that's what it was we were going to hit and discriminating against muslims he made a point of it and the reason he wasn't called beforehand is because people were scared to say anything about it it was out it became a political correctness as you say works there are that good or bad i'm not just i'

. >>> coming up on our show, a new court battle is underway involving jared loughner.uld he be forcibly medicated? judge andrew napolitano joins me to look at the facts. >>> and as the unemployment rate ticks up a notch, the finger pointing begins on both sides in washington. so who's actually to blame for the jobless rate? a fair and balanced debate still ahead. >> today's job report confirms what most americans already know: we still have a long way to go and a lot of work to do to get people the security and opportunity that they deserve. gretchen: welcome back. the alleged gunman in the tucson shooting rampage is promming a new legal -- prompting a new legal debate. an appeals court is looking at whether or not a federal prison can forcibly give antipsychotic medication to jared loughner. last week the same panel of judges ordered the medication halted. the 22-year-old has pleaded not guilty to the shooting that killed six people and wounded 13 others including arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords. joining me now is fox news legal analyst, judge andrew napolita