so the president -- hold on, jared! the president is putting getting re-elected ahead of addressing the fundamental structure of problems that are keeping the economy from going. >> peter, i agree -- >> no, peter, don't do political science. let's stick to the economics here. >> when the president does nothing but political science, what are you going to do? >> that's completely phony. >> let jared respond. >> -- elected, not on creating jobs. >> go ahead, jared. >> he's put forth serious economic plans in the last week, whether it's the jobs plan or the budget deficit reduction plan today. we can argue about the details of those plans and we can very deeply argue about your points about the structural issues that are missing here. we can argue over which poll works or what he's trying to do with his re-election. actually, most objective economists who have looked at the jobs plan have agreed it will shave a point off the unemployment rate. that's not enough, but gets you in the right direction. >> but i don't know if i

but let's start by asking, and jared bernstein i'll start with you.ng this president what would you like to hear him say tonight about jobs? >> i think there are three things, judy. first of all, you really want to hear a package that is of a magnitude to really move the needle on unemployment and jobs. and a number in the neighborhood you just mentioned, north of 400 billion certainly accomplishes that. secondly, this is a plan that needs to be plausible, at least in normal times on a bipartisan level. that is, in congress particularly house republicans are to block this plan, he has to be able to go out to america and explain that these measures that he's proposing, you mentioned some in the clip there, are measures that republicans would typically support. and third, he has to just really convey the urgency of working together. i mean the debt sealing is behind us. these guys are coming back from their recess. they got an earful from their constituents that, you know, enough already with budget deficits and debt ceilings and baselines. what we care

jared loughner who suffers from schizophrenia is charged in the tucson shooting in january. >>> just a few blocks from the court where jared loughner's hearing was held, tucson police were worried because the truck was parked in a same spot for a long time. they found no explosives, police questioned the driver but he has not been charged. >>> a warning about a scam in santa clara. somebody has been calling people and claims he needs payments for a certain court case and asks people for their personal information. court officials say they never ask for personal information and anybody who receives one of these calls should ask for the caller's name and case number they are referring to. >>> they now know who shot and killed the president of the st. hills angels chapter. he died at the nugget casino in a gun battle. they say he belongs to the varice goss -- varice goes bikers. >>> they are looking for the killer of another member. hasaan was gunned down at the east bay motorcycle clubhouse. the gunman ran away and has not been found. >>> a homicide suspect has been under arrest and le

. >> now let's bring in jared bernstein. he's now an msnbc contributor and senior fellow for the center budget and policy priorities. jared, when we look at the disparities in terms of income, it's amazing to me -- i just showed a graph to congressman larsen about from -- in the last years from '79 to 2007, 281% increase for the rich. only 16% increase for the bottom 20%. and then they look at us when we talk about shared sacrifice as if there's somebody trying to harm them to say, you can't keep having tax cuts. look at the kind of profits they're making. it is amazing to me that somebody would try to justify continuing this kind of unequal relationship. >> i agree. by the way, i made a graph that had those numbers in it this very morning. and if you actually look at when those income gains did occur for the bottom or the middle, they were about 1979 to around 1999 or so. >> i'm looking at that graph now. >> they've just gone nowhere since 1999. the middle income family, median household income peaked back there in 1999. an

again, it's the actions of jared loughner that were taken that day. that he used. i have a quote from -- from one of giffords' spokespeople in "the arizona capital times," march of 2008 when congresswoman giffords was standing against the gun ban in washington, d.c., and the spokesman quotes saying giffords owns a glock handgun and regards gun ownership as a constitutional right and an arizona tradition, and i really can't say it any better than that. we have the constitutional rights to keep and bear arms. republicans and democrats alike in the state of arizona and across the country own guns for sport and for self-defense, and law-abiding citizens have that right. >> well, i know that the congresswoman, an interim spokesman for her office told "the huffington post" had no comment. i look at the ad and it says help pima gop get out the vote and maybe help yourself to a new glock. couldn't you maybe have raffled off something else? >> well, again, it was a holdover from last year. >> maybe you could have just held on to it. >> again, i didn't think th

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in the 70% or the 80% which is the stratosphere so a lot of support for the actual components. >> jared, when we talk about the president's 2012 campaign, and it has begun and he has unleashed vice president biden out on the campaign trail and chicago's mayor rahm emanuel on the campaign trail, and listen to this, the president at a fund-raiser last night. >> you are hearing the republicans and congress dusting off the old talking points. you can write the press releases. class warfare, they say. you know what, if asking a billionaire to pay the same rate as a plumber or a teacher makes me a warrior for the middle-class, i wear that charge as a badge of honor. >> all right. has the switch been flipped and campaign rhetoric all of the way and no chance for any of the grand compromise ideas that have been kicked around in d.c.? >> i mean, that is certainly would be kind of where it looks like we are headed. but, that does not mean that these debates aren't of very great magnitude. i mean, just today, we have the republicans trying to kind of tell the federal reserve what to do to pull bac

jared martinez stands out among them, he was wounded in iraq, sadly wounded and so many operations it bear repeating and you would think with all he's been through, he would be bitter, angry, but in the countless appearances i've had with him over the years, he's always upbeat and every time i find myself whining about an ache or headache and i think about what he's been through and i shut up and he reminds me, neil, you should shut up. and jr martinez, joins us, and jr has become a soap opera star which bothers me, jared, good to see you, how are you doing. >> i'm doing good, neil, always good to see you. >> neil: same here. >> you know, you and i chatted about this over the years and a lot of folks say that taking this fight to iraq was extending the battle plan, way beyond what was necessary and you've always argued just the opposite, but these arguments fester yet again on this 10-year anniversary, what are you saying? >> you know, it's being a soldier, one thing he we always do, we all volunteer to serve in our armed forces and to, you know, volunteer, to sacrifice to go overseas

jared -- [applause] >> thank you all for coming. it was really great to have my boss here and administrator mills. i chose to come to talk about the amazing work that this part of the world around green jobs -- to the happening everywhere. it is really happening here. in terms of the enormity of the announcement today, the gyre of plastic floating in the ocean is now twice the size of texas. there are parts of the ocean where the ratio of plastic to plankton is now 10 parts of plastic to one part of plankton. so this is a very large-scale issue. i think people feel very depressed when they think about it and do not know what they can do. epa is doing a number of things, and so is method. one is to reduce packaging. how do we reduce the amount of packaging? one way to do that is to insure all the packaging is as efficient as possible, but also made of recycled material. another thing they're doing in the bay area and l.a. is to set 0 limits on the amount of trash that could go to water bodies. so the l.a. river has a zero trash total

jared, thanks very much for your time tonight. >> my pleasure. thank you for inviting me. >> i have been watching your tweets and so i know that vaguely happy but let me get your baseline impression of the relationship between the scale of the problem and the scale of the solution that the president offered tonight. >> that's where i thought the speech was particularly strong. i mean, i was looking for something that would move the needle on unemployment and not just a little bit, but significantly, something at least a point, maybe a point and a half, and when the number was floating around 300 billion, i thought that could help, but i was a little nervous about the magnitude, given the depth of the weakness. now that we are talking about a program in the 450 billion dollar range with lots of components that i think could be fast acting, that struck me as a very positive note. the other thing is the bipartisan nature of these ideas. the president really hammered on this point that these are measures that in normal times, partisans on both sides

jared bernstein is a contributor for cnbc and msnbc and the former economist for vice president joe biden. ryan, i want to start with you. let's talk about the big numbers here. we've seen the market reaction. what do today's numbers mean for the average american? >> well, you know, i hate to say it. they're unequivocally bad. there was very little good news in this report. average hours worked were down. the goose egg, we have not seen that on a monthly report since 1945. clearly, this was not the worst job report we've seen. what it means is that the economy may at some experts on wall street are saying has hit stall speed, that we're at the risk of rolling over into another recession. we saw that in the manufacturing data this week. we're seeing it in the employment numbers this morning. we are at risk for much lower growth than anybody hoped for this time of the we're. >> the white house issued a statement a short time ago that many of us in the news room found to be surprising. they said basically it's important not to read too much into one monthly report. >> well, i think they're i

it's accepted. >> so did the pill help with jared's test? we caught up with him after class?> i know i did great on the test. >> he says he has adderall to thank for that. and the students at the university of kentucky said that they found adderall as dangerous as a energy drink. >> and we learned that jared did get that a on his exam. >>> top of the hour, i am suzanne malveaux. want to get you up to speed. first, video that you have just got to see. [ gunfire ] >> where is this? violence on the street of turkey, today. they were holding a peaceful rally and dozens of young men, however, in masks hijacked that rally and set off a confrontation of police, and many are angry because the turkish military have been attacking their villages. >>> and the big wildfire is contained to about 50%. so far 39 homes have burned. a lot of people forced out of their houses. some evacuation orders have been lifted today. texas is dealing with an extreme drought and temperatures now above 100 degrees. >> a single spark from a chain hanging behind a truck or something can start the whole cycle

jared, thanks very much for your time tonight. >> my pleasure. thank you for inviting me. >> i have been watching your tweets and so i know that vaguely happy but let me get your baseline impression of the relationship between the scale of the problem and the scale of the solution that the president offered tonight. >> that's where i thought the speech was particularly strong. i mean, i was looking for something that would move the needle on unemployment and not just a little bit, but significantly, something at least a point, maybe a point and a half, and when the number was floating around 300 billion, i thought that could help, but i was a little nervous about the magnitude, given the depth of the weakness. now that we are talking about a program in the 450 billion dollar range with lots of components that i think could be fast acting, that struck me as a very positive note. the other thing is the bipartisan nature of these ideas. the president really hammered on this point that these are measures that in normal times, partisans on both sides

jared bernstein is a contributor and served as chief economist for joe biden.t's nice to see you this morning. let's get straight to it, talk about the president's new initiatives. republicans are balking, but he's changed the conversation here. at least the major point from families making over $250,000 to millionaires and billionaires and saying they need to pay their fair share. but what would this actually do for the economy? >> it would accomplish what he very much need to accomplish in the median term, which is to have that debt to gdp ratio stabilize. every year, the budget deficit grows over a certain rate. the debt grows. this is unsustainable. this plan, if you look at the tables at the end of the plan, gets that to a stable place and the only way you're going to do that is to enact the kinds of measures the president introduced today and make sure they don't phase in too soon so they don't hurt the struggling economy. it was interesting you showed president clinton there. if there's anyone who really understands that you can have a flourishing job ma

and he said, jared, how can we come up with it was to protect our janitors, to protect people that go into city buildings, and save money? so that the things that the city buys are good for the environment. so we sat down and came up with a list. now the city only buys things that do not have harmful toxic chemicals in them. one of the things that administrator jackson has pushed for is transparency and information about what is in a product. we would call companies to ask what is in the cleaning products, and they would not tell us. we would say, if you do not tell us what is in the product, we will not be able to buy it. method tells you every single thing in their product. nobody should have anything to hide about what is in their bottle. that transparency is a big part of what epa is doing. and lisa's leadership to make sure we all know. but would not have happened without the leadership of the mayor of the city, ed lee. i would like you to come up to the podium and say a few words. [applause] >> thank you. welcome to the border of chinatown, san francisco. this is amazing to be h

. >>> there will be a competency hearing for jared loughner accused of shooting congresswoman gabrielle giffords. his lawyers will make another appeal for prison doctors to stop giving him antipsychotic medication against his will. >>> happy birthday to former french sex simple, brigitte bardot who turns 77. >>> ail day long you can stay on top of the latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. full coverage of the michael jackson death trial as prosecutors begin their case against the pop star's doctor. and "law & order svu" star is live in studio to talk about the hit show's new season. keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

similar to the glock .19 jared loughner is accused of using to carry out the shoot spree. we went to the safeway where the shooting spree happened to find out does it come down to constitutional rights or bad judgment? >> i think it's okay to do that. >> reporter: keith says no big deal. for thesula slatterys who drive they say it's wrong. >> bad to give away guns period. >> reporter: it comes with three 12-round magazines, adjustable grips, and a case. fully loaded. >> hold me back. i couldn't want something less. >> reporter: so you -- would you contribute to this? >> no way. no way. >> absolutely not. >> thank you, but no thank you. i wouldn't take it if they gave it to me. >> reporter: we're not the only ones pressing the gop for answers. >> some people are yelling at us and worse. other people are calling and wanting to buy a ticket. >> reporter: so far, a dozen raffle tickets have been sold with about 100 more to go. have you at all kind of second-guessed the decision to raffle off this gun? >> well, i will say this -- that if i had realized the strong reaction that

. >> after six months without a job, 29-year-old jared bayer is working building cars. >> oh yeah. work is good. makes the day go easier, trust me. i love it. >> bayer was in the air force for seven years. he served two tours in iraq. >> it was rewarding because we knew what we were defending. we were defending the red, white, and blue for america. >> back home, the american job market has been particularly tough for recent veterans. over 12% are unemployed. >> months are going by and then i found out through a source that they were hiring. >> the electric car maker based in california silicon valley is hiring other workers as well. >> vice president of human resources. >> it's like being a kid in a candy store. >> he added 700 employees. >> we have been doubling in size over the last couple years and will continue on that ramp. >> while they are counting on growth, it's not the only car company that is optimistic. the traditional auto makers are hiring, too. >> when the big car companies nearly collapsed in 2009, employment in the industry tolded about 623,000. now it's up to more

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and jared bernstein, who stepped down as vice president biden's economic adviser earlier this year, and is now a senior fellow for the center on budget priorities. thanks for being here. let's go to you first. the president has a major task this week. you have unemployment at 9.1%. and the jobs growth at zero. >> there were two numbers on friday. jobs -- one was zero. and the other was two. jobs growth was zero. the interest rate on ten-year government bonds was two, which is very close to a historic low. and it takes the market was screaming at us. you idiots, you've been focusing on the deficit. the deficit is not our problem. jobs is our problem. obama has an interesting problem. i think it's three, different things. there's what we should be doing. and what we should be doing is a public investment program. no better time to do it. government can borrow money almost for free. that's not going to happen. what can actually pass congress? and the answer is nothing. nothing. obama's quote for endorsing motherhood, the republicans in the house would oppose it. and the third is what he sh

a leadoff homer against jared weaver. the a's beat the angels 3-1.lez picks up his 15th win of the season to tie his career high. jets runningback scored more touchdowns against the raiders than any other team. the one that stands out the most was his game winning run in 2002. >> i got to the end zone, everyone jumped on me. just everything, you know, thrown at us. so we hurry up and get out of the field and continue our celebration in the locker room. >> don't expect to see radio personality chris mad dog in your local movie theater watching money ball any time soon. >> he has won one, think about that. he has won one series in 15 years and if you read michael lewis and the oakland a's, you would look at the rookie. >> at number four, royals rookie gets the glove up just in time. kansas city pounds chicago 11- 1. at number three, rangers outfitter had never hit a homer in the big leagues until tonight. they will have no problem getting the ball back, because he hit it inside the park home run. the rangers clinched the al west. >>> at number two, hig

. >> reporter: after 6 months without a job, 29-year-old jared bayer is working building cars. >> oh,yeah, work is good. it makes the day go by a lot easier, trust me. i love it. >> reporter: he was in the air force for 7 years. he served two tours in iraq. >> it was rewarding because we knew what we were defending. we were defending the red, white, and blue for america. >> reporter: but, back home, the american job market has been particularly tough for recent veterans. over 12% are unemployed. >> months were going by, then i found out through a good source that tesla was hiring. >> reporter: tesla, the electric car maker based in california's silicon valley is hiring other workers as well. >> we have two shifts. >> reporter: ar nam kashuri is vice-president of human resources. since 2009 he has had ad 700 employees. >> we have been doubling in size over the last couple of years and will continue on that route. >> reporter: while tesla is currenting on growth for the untested area for electric cars it is not the only one is optimistic. the traditional car companies are hiring too. wh

. >>> in arizona, federal judge has ruled that alleged shooter in the tucson shooting rampage jared loughner may one day be mentally competent to stand trial. love loughner pleaded not guilty. he had been found mentally unfit for trial but, yesterday, experts testified loughner's mental health can be restored. >>> it appears president obama's health care overhaul is headed to the supreme court. several lower courts have dismissed parts of the law. the administration is appealing a ruling by an atlanta court which struck down a requirement that all americans must buy health insurance. >>> just ahead on the "morning news," a wild shoot-out caught on tape. >>> plus, it's a twister somewhere you don't really expect. this is the "cbs morning news." d to recovery. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. three out of four doctors recommend the ensure brand for extra nutrition. ensure clinical strength has revigor and thirteen grams of protein to protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. and immune balance to help support your immune system. ensure clinical strength... helping you t

a lot of stuff that i crammed for, and i think that i am going to rock this test out. >> reporter: jarednds take adderall like he did. a study at the university of kentucky say half of seniors use stimulants, and it's popping up on mtv. >> i have been up all night reading. >> how much adderall you have had today? a lot. doesn't matter. >> reporter: this has the doctors worried. >> the short term, those kind of stimulant medications feel good, and the in the long run, there are significant problems, both in terms of thinking and mood problems. >> adderall can be addictive, and cause seizures and aggressive behavior, and jared said he has been taking it for two years and is fine and doesn't feel he is doing anything wrong. >> reporter: it appears you are breaking the law by doing this. >> the law is there, and i consider it an unwritten rule. it's just accepted. >> reporter: college students don't think adderall is a big deal, and in a survey they said they considered adderall and amphetamine as dangerous as an energy drink. back to you. >> visit cnn.com/health for more stories. >>> we're

almost those lights on his feet coming in one minute twenty one seconds behind the leader a strong jared talent was third russia and off the second in the overall medal table but. in the united states. a russian basketball club has reaped the benefits of the ongoing n.b.a. lockout some until spurs forward the one blair is set to play in some more of the season the first american star to come to the country during the labor disputes that twenty two year old rising star will join us the crew for averaging eight point seven rebounds for the spurs last year there is agent coffey was just saying his times will go up against great competition in russia which will help add new dimensions to his game the contract also contains a close meeting bird could report back to the n.b.a. wants the lockout it's. just a goal for troy not a sin leads the way by a single shot after the opening round of the don't championship a strong for a month chasing pack to include world number one luke donald on reigning master champion charles swartz so modest and carving seven birdies this one wrapping up the front ni

protest by the palestinian people if there are any incidents if any palestinian blood is spilled jaring not march what implications do you think that could have on israel. we don't know about what israel we are speaking today after the demonstration of last friday with half a million people in the streets it's obvious that we are dealing with a new israel. of israel no one can predict it but i would assume that in the present situation. reaction from the israeli army. a brutal policy by the israeli government may be confronted with demonstrations inside israel two or you talk about the emergence of a new is rarely and certainly the current prime minister has recently been facing a barrel of criticism at home over spending too much time and resources on holding back palestinians rather than on addressing the very pressing social issues at home the high cost of living except so what do regular israelis on the street say about how he's handling this particular situation. one must say two things the first which is very promising is that it will be very hard today unlike several years ago to

landed in kazakstan bringing three members of the international space station crew back to earth with jaring and their nearly six month mission they took part in what's been one of the tenses times in the history of the i.s.o.'s lassies their piece of all of that is that mission control in the musky region. the crew of soyuz t.m.a. twenty one back on earth aleksandr summer could have andrea and ron garland have been up there on the i assess almost six months now and what a six months they have been they were full of celebration trepidation and sometimes downright dangerous this. celebration of course was that they were up in space for yuri's night the celebration of fifty years of months basically fifty years since you first went into space. they were also up there for the last ever docking with the i s s and the last of a flight in fact of nasa space shuttle an emotional moment and they are a major landmark moment in terms of human space flight now the soyuz rocket is the only way and baikonur cosmodrome the only place where from month space flight can take place so they saw the end of the

jared diamond it cost again jamie dimon the c.e.o. of a bank is in a closed door meeting that we don't know about other than the fact that he threw a tirade to our regulators and to a central banker now think about the occupy wall street guys being arrested dozens and dozens of them amazed in the face for walking down the sidewalk here's jamie diamond was he maced in the face no according to the reports no he wasn't these bankers lloyd blankfein and jamie dimon of the world are able to me in a closed door meetings with regulators and screech at them now let's turn to this now if a miss clip from the b.b.c. where less serious than e spoke to him he spoke some truth everybody in the mainstream media is now dismissing him because shock he loses his own money when he trades but max let's look at his answer when he was asked whether this european stabilization plan would work. what i would say to everybody is get prepared this is not a time right now to wishful thinking the government going to sort things out the governments don't rule the

never fully his homeland despite reports that his supporters have crossed the border into daybreak by jare the country's capital tripoli fell to rebels last month but there's no sign of life improving there as are these but if a national reports there's just as much fear of the streets as there is the joy of victory. a city celebrates for more than ten days than even capital has been rejoicing in the dictator's fall. he wanted to bring his quarter here in the central square for his roof for the second anniversary we put our flag instead we one we're so happy without him. it seems in the last two weeks rebel fighters have fired bullets into the air they were shot during this whole town tripoli earlier in august. feel the pheno very relieved with. this new. piece. he told. me would that be the last we know you see him. out of them is that we don't really get that big and we're done all right when they are killed but away from jubilant crowds we meet those who are not so pleased. mom leaves in chief police district historically pro khadafi when the rebels arrived his sister was badly injured

. >> reporter: after six months without a job, 29-year-old jared bayer is working, building cars. >> oh, yes, work is good. it makes the day go by a lot easier. trust me. i love it. >> reporter: bayer was in the air force for seven years, he served two tours in iraq. >> it was rewarding because we knew what we were defending. we were defending the red, white, and blue for america. >> reporter: but back home, the american job market has been particularly tough for recent veterans. over 12% are unemployed. >> the months were going by and then i found out through a good source that tesla was hiring military veterans. >> reporter: tesla, the electric car maker based in california's silicon valley, is hiring other workers as well. >> two shifts full of great talent. >> reporter: arnnon geshuri is vice president of human resources. >> it's like being a kid in a candy store. >> reporter: since 2009, he's added 700 employees. >> we've been doubling in size over the last couple years and we'll continue on that route. >> reporter: while tesla is counting on growth in the largely untested marke

cart a stop at sam's number three was also on the agenda before they headed back to jared's home to drop the body off. just so. we we don't know the cause of death i would say if they didn't kill him i'm going to feel differently about this right like if they kill them they're scum bags despicable but if they did i could imagine like being like you know a party. man like you'd like to actually elaborate. on that he would want and he would want to he would want it on his tab or you. know i would look i mean like obviously this defies like metaphysical logic here but if you his spirit would ok the critics are going to. examine how did you. and i am over. by my god is real my bros right now bros if anything happens to me take the card run with it because it's going to get cancelled he really killed it i still think was a great move good job because i would rather see what we don't know but now obviously they make themselves look a little more suspicious and are saying it is likely they did their mug shot if you use his card then maybe you would look at suspicious of the more by going to jus

card a stop at sam's number three was also on the agenda before they headed back to jared's home to drop the body off. that is just so messed up now we we don't know the cause of death if they didn't kill him i'm going to feel differently about this right like if they killed them they're scumbags despicable but if they did i could imagine like being like you know a party. like man like you'd like to actually elaborate. on that he would want and he would want to you would want it on his tab i think barry no i would look i don't think i mean like obviously this defies like metaphysical logic here but if you his spirit would want the credit card to. keep him being how to deal with no good way am i welcome to buy my you know israel my bros right now bros if anything happens to me take the card run with it because it's going to get cancer killed and i still think was a great move good job guys good job i would have done the same as well we don't know but now obviously they make themselves look a little more suspicious i'm just saying if it is likely it is their mug shot if you use his card th

. >>> they will decide whether or not to give jared loughner who has been deemed unfit to stand child has been a accused of a shooting rampage killing six people and wounding several others including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. prosecutors are hoping he will regain competency so he can assist in his own defense. >>> new video reportedly shows joran van der sloot confessing equids a peruvian woman. it was aired by a "c" nbc a is the -- a cnn affiliate. he was asked twice whether he killed a woman and both times he answers yes. he was arrested in 2010 and flores was found dead in joran van der sloot's hotel room. >>> the 13 america's could the yacht race could end up drenching money. on top of that, they have to raise $20 million for yacht race expenses. but if it can't be raised the city will ask taxpayers to pay the bill. >>> we want to go to sal who is covering traffic issues. >> yes, i put my lineup in the wrong slot here. i think the guys in the control room will help me out with pictures we have. traffic is busy as you drive out towards the mcarthur maze, no maim problems bu

the bomb scare was near a building where shooting suspect jared loughner is being held.estigators say there's no connection between the two incidents. >>> hugo chavez is denying reports that he was hospitalized for kidney failure. the latin-american leader returning in july after getting chemotherapy treatment in cuba. reports say he was rushed to a military hospital for emergency care. an government source denied that report. that wasn't enough. so chavez phoned into state television assuring hit nation he's doing better and recoveringer from cancer -- recovering from cans esche -- from cancer. >>> 8:17. the obama administration is poised to extend new vell protections for a large amount of plants -- new row techtions -- new protections for a large amount of plants. more than 500 cases have been advanced while just 12 have been added to the government's list. so far 40 had been rejected including the plane's bison and utah's helo-monster. >>> a baby great white shark is back? the ocean, thanks to surfers on venice beach. youtube video shows the shark plopping -- notchin