gwen: thanks, jeanne. finally tonight, the sad story of what happens to american soldiers when they decide to take their own lives in wartime. until this week, those servicemen and women did not receive one of the basic acknowledgements of their sacrifice. a letter of condolence from the president. why the policy? and why the change? yochi? >> it's been one of the most painful issues in the military. and the reason why the policy had been in place was sort of fundamental divide between those who said that taking your own life was a sign of weakness. that it was a sign that something along the way, you had failed, the person that took their tone life had failed. that psychological wounds like ptsd and depression weren't real wounds in the way that losing an arm to an i.e.d. or being shot through the leg or a visible physical wound that those were different. what we're seeing because of iraq and afghanistan those views are shifting. that invisible wounds, mental wounds, psychological wounds, are just as debi

here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: it only took two words to finally get a smile out of casey anthony. but not guilty was not music to everyone's ears. from nancy grace -- >> the devil is dancing tonight. >> to the cartoonist who portrayed casey anthony putting duct tape around the eyes of lady justice. >> what is your reaction, geraldo? >> oh, my god! >> the judgment even had the fox news family at each other's throats momentarily. >> this is a good mother. >> oh, bull. >> and this -- >> not guilty. >> -- took many people back to this. >> we've been o.j.ed. >> reporter: you probably wouldn't expect a talk show hostess to choke up. >> the verdict in the casey

jeanne moos reports on her volleyball spike. >> wendi murdoch was easy to pick out in pink. when you're 38 years younger than your husband, it's nice to rub his back and pour him water before he testifies. she even restrained him when he pounded the table too much. but she didn't restrain herself when this happened. >> oh. >> reporter: an activist pulled a foam-filled plastic pie plate out of a plastic bag, some of that foam landed on m n producer jonathan wald as the attacker. >> plunges it squarely into the face of murdoch. >> and that's when his wife wendi whacked the guy, even picked up the plate. >> hit him back with it. it was extremely dramatic. >> reminds us of the woman who used her purse to try to knock the gun out of a hostage taker's hand. >> no. >> at a schoolboard meeting. >> this is the weapon. >> apart from shaving cream, all

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jeanne, you know this more than anybody else. when you look at the numbers, these kinds of cuts have to be done very carefully so that you don't really change our living standard dramatically, quickly and right away. jeanne, washington politicians doing things carefully and thoughtfully, does that happen a lot, sometimes, never? >> well, i don't know. it's not happening now. we'll see what they come up with in terms of a debt ceiling deal. they could do the right thing. deficit hawks have been saying for a long time, we need to make a decision about how to reduce the debt. we don't need to implement it lickety-spl lickety-split. but it will give confidence to the market if we give them certainty about where we're going. but extremists are saying, no. there's not -- you're not seeing the leadership that everybody says we need that talks about that middle ground. >> ken, can we fix this problem with if as the republicans want, we put tax reform aside and has the progressives and liberals want, we put social security -- entitlement

let's go to cnn's jeanne meserve who will explain what's going on here. jeanne?r the federal aviation administration was cut off friday night because of a disagreement between the house and senate, but one group is benefiting. that is the airlines. what might have been a windfall for air travelers is instead a gold mine for the airlines. the failure of congress to reauthorize the federal aviation administration has left the agency unable to collect about $200 million a week in taxes. that could reduce the price of an airline ticket by about $25 to $50, but most consumers are not seeing the savings because airlines have seized an opening to increase fares. >> they are charging the public for a tax that doesn't exist. >> reporter: and pocketing the money. >> and putting it on their bottom line and almost every airline, except for one, made money last year because of baggage fees, because of pillow fees, because of blanket fees, because of food fees. and what i've said to the airline association is you need to start thinking about the customer. >> reporter: a handfu

gwen: how did we get to this, jeanne? it feels like we've been talking about this for several weeks and it escapes me how it got to this point. >> it's been -- the pieces of this have been coming together for a very long time. part of it is re-districting where, back in the 1990's, early 1990's, the number of swing districts in the house was almost 200 out of 435, and then after two re-districting sessions, by 2001, there were 91 of them. so most members only get elected by their own base. and then, more recently, patterns emerged and we saw that two cycles ago, a lot of it last cycle, creating a new disincentive and a very strong members toe for reach across party lines and reach bipartisan deals because they have been threatened on both sides that they're going to have a primary challenge if they do so. so the way our political system now is composed, it actually has these built in very significant disincentives towards making big deals, towards working together. and we are now seeing the fruits of that evolution in the

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> she's tough. good for her.nk you very much, jeanne, for that report. >>> that's it for me, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." for our international viewers,

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> the ongoing debacle surrounding the u.s.eeling is one thing that investors are talking about, particularly on the european stock markets. at the moment all of these markets currently trading lower for a second day in a row, a number of the markets being depressed as of course we've seen the ongoing wrangling in washington because if the united states doesn't raise that debt ceiling and does go into a technical default on some of its $14.3 trillion worth of debt, that could have serious ramifications for currencies and stocks around the world. the dax is down by nearly 1%, manisha. >> perhaps it would be more entertaining if i could rap through the numbers here in asia. but guess what, it's not very entertaining for traders and they're seeing there's no movement on the debt situation. more losses across the board. now what's impacting on asia-pacific markets is the currency strength, particularly in japan where the nikkei and major exporters, the likes of toyota, the likes of sony are beginning to now worry about the strength

jeanne meserve finds out why. >> reporter: what might not have been a windfall for airlines is a gold airlines. the failure of congress to reauthorize the federal aviation administration has left the agency unable to collect about $200 million a week in taxes. that could reduce the price of an airline ticket by about $25 to $50, but most consumers are not seeing the savings because airlines have seized an opening to increase fares. >> they're charging the public for a tax that doesn't exist. >> and pocketing the money. >> and putting it on their bottom line. and almost every airline except for one made money last year because of baggage fees, because of pillow fees, because of blanket fees, because of food fees. but what i've said to the airline association is you need to start thinking about the customer. >> reporter: a handful of airlines including spirit and alaskan air are passing savings along to consumers and one travel expert believes those who have increased ticket prices will eventually have to change course. >> my guess is going into the fall season, which is a little bit so

it happened shortly before midnight on jeanne avenue.e tell us the victims are two adults and one teenager. the extent of their injuries still not known. so far, no arrests. 8:44. where is casey an tony that's the big question -- anthony? that's the big question everyone is asking. even her own parents say they don't know the answer. we're live in orlando. what is the latest that we know about where casey anthony is? can you hear me? >> reporter: you dropped out there for just a minute. that's the big question where is casey anthony? everyone wants to know. the last time we really saw her was this weekend when she surprised us, once again, this time by walking out the front door of the jail. casey anthony left the florida jail sunday morning. she has not been seen in public since. >> it's our strong suspicion she's no longer in orlando. mr. baez said the intent was to leave orlando. i think it would be safer for all involved. >> reporter: anthony's parents doe known what -- don't know where their daughter is. but they've been told she's

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here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: a rap video, a cops and robbers movie, and amy winehouse -- ♪t do they have to do with the debt ceiling fiasco? ♪ >> reporter: this comedian from virginia likes doing political videos. >> all this spending kind of fits in well with like a bad rap. i happen to be a bad rapper. ♪ >> reporter: speaking of bombs, was that really the a-bomb dropped by house speaker john boehner as he tried to get his fellow republicans to get in line? >> is it true that you told some of the republican members this morning that you need to get your a-word in line behind this debt ceiling bill? >> i sure did. listen, it's time it do what is doable. >> reporter: the "washington post" reported that the house majority whip played a movie clip to motivate republicans to pull together. the clip featured ben affleck as a bank robber planning revenge in the town. >> i need your help. i can't tell you what it is. you can never ask me about it later, i'm going to hurt some people. >> whose car are we going to take? >> reporter: democrats turned the car against the republicans.

it happened shortly before midnight on jeanne avenue near the downtown area. investigators say the victims are two adults and one teenager. the extent of their injuries is still not known and so far there have been no arrests. police are expected to release more information later today. >>> there is a press kes firefighter -- press conference scheduled right now for a man who shot a man after they say he started firing at them. but some activists are disputing that story. paul chambers joins us live with more. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. this is a growing protest. you can see there is a lot of concerned citizens out here. they say they are protesting the shooting death of a 19-year- old man by the san francisco police. this is gonna be a peaceful process as you can see, san francisco police officers are across the street just in case something happens. this is all because of a 19- year-old whose name is kenneth harding. san francisco police say say around 4:45 saturday afternoon, they detained harding for not paying his fare on muni. somehow harding got

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and jeanne moos all straight ahead. i'm wolf blitzer.the situation room." >>> there's fresh fallout today from the hacking scandal that brought down one of britain's biggest newspapers, the prime minister david cameron has announced the public inquiry into eavesdropping and bribery by journalists working for media mogul rupert murdoch. amid the public fury, murdoch's corporation has dropped the $12 billion bid to take control of british sky broadcasting. the scandal could spread beyond britain. three, repeat, three u.s. senators now urging the justice department to investigate murdoch's u.s. holdings. cnn's brian todd is working this part of the story for us. it's a dramatic development, brian. what do we know? >> senator jay rockefeller is leading the charge. he thinks journalists from ruppert mert murdoch's papers me targeted americans and they may have involved victims of september 11th. as of now, mr. murdoch is under intense pressure on both sides of the atlantic. as he faces the investigative music in britain, critical mass builds

and i'm jeanne o'brien. resignations at the top of the empire. rebecca brooks resigned as the fallout continues. after years with barely a drop of rain, some regions in kenya are paying a hefty price. >> normally, this area would be teeming with cattle and goats, but as you can see, it is completely empty. >> and her puzzles have stunned people for decades. now the woman behind those creative crosswords shares the tricks of the trade. ♪ >> and welcome. amid a firestorm of conspiracy today -- controversy today, two tendered their resignations. first it was rebecca brooks, a dog by allegations over her role in the scandal and illegal payments to police officers. then this afternoon came word that less hinton -- les hinton is stepping down. this report contains some flash photography. >> it is the day that the chief executive walked away from the company she had served for half her life, the day when her friend and lawyer walked into a hotel to say sorry to the family who was the victim of his papers wrongdoing. rebecca's -- rebecca brooks is the hi

. ♪ and it burns burns burns >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. ♪ the ring of fire >> jeanne mooslove her. >>> that's it for me, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." and "john king, usa" starts right now. >>> thanks, wolf, and good evening. up first, breaking news. president obama shuttle diplomacy and talk of new momentum in efforts to raise the government's debt ceiling. first today the president met with democratic congressional leaders and then later the top two house republicans came calling at the white house, that meeting broke up moments ago. no breakthrough to report just yet and the fact that democrats and republicans aren't meeting with the president in the same room at the same time, that's proof enough they aren't even close, but there's suddenly a lot more talking going on in washington and at the center of the new discussions is a plan put forward by a bipartisan senate group named the gang of six. most liberals don't like the gang of six approach because it would make cuts to social security and medicare. >> we are an anti-gang g

and a cnn exclusive, homeland security correspondent jeanne meserve takes us inside the government'ss is a 24/7 job. >> reporter: relics from the 9/11 attacks are on display in the lobby of the national counterterrorism center. >> i grew up in new jersey right across the bridge from manhattan and had a lot of connection to the world trade center. i actually had my senior prom from high school in the world trade center, had my college graduation with my parent in the world trade center, and i was actually sworn into the navy in the world trade center, and to come down here some days and look at the twisted metal and realize there was a time where i was standing in the building that that metal supported and now to be in a position to be able to again try to bring some justice and some closure after that incredibly tragic day is emotional for me, and it's been a real honor for me to do this for four and a half careers. >> during his ten tour, one of his striking trends have been the proliferation of home-grown terror plots. he believes rooting out the problem requires broader and deeper

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breaking news, political headlines and jeanne moos straight ahead. i'm wolf blitzer.you're in "the situation room." >>> the hacking scandal plaguing rupert murdoch evening business is now spreading to his u.s. media empire. a law enforcement source telling cnn the fbi has now launched an investigation into murdoch's news corporation. the probe focussing in on allegations of hacking into phone conversations and voice mail of september 11 survivors, victims and their families. skr nn's brian todd is working on the story for us. brian, a major new development today. what's going on here? >> wolf, the pressure on rue better murdoch and his news corporation is growing more intense in the u.s. overall right now. we've spoken to people on capitol hill today, and more members of congress are agitating for murdoch to answer to them as well. from capitol hill to the fbi, murdoch and his news corporation are facing the prospect of much more scrutiny ahead. >> a law enforcement source tells cnn, looking into rupert murdoch's news corporation is now a high priority. so high, the s

we will ask jeanne moos. . >>> let's talk about some of the stories that will be making headlines lateroday. 11:00 eastern former pakistan president pervez musharraf gives a speech. >>> at noon the crew of space shuttle "atlantis" will hold a news conference to talk about their final mission. "atlantis" landed at kennedy space center around 6:00 this morning ending the 30-year program. >>> house republicans are call ing to push the cut cap balance bill. a news conference at 12:45 eastern. >>> let's go ahead and check in first with kate bolduan in washington. kate? >> lawmakers and the white house are all watching the clock, still looking for a way out of this debt ceiling crisis we find ourselves in still today. how will they break the log jam in or at the top of the hour. >>> also coming up in the next hour, a minnesota community divided by a school district's curriculum policy on sexual orientation. now a federal investigation and also the threat of a lawsuit that is pending by two civil rights groups. we're going to have that full story coming up in the next hour. >>> and i'm david m

darren clarke we'll have a look at his score all the rest of the sport in just a second great thanks jeanne. great to have you with us this is sports today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes including. courting hardship on her twenty second birthday russian tennis star. reveals she's fighting cancer. capital clash the top two squads in world beach volleyball buckle are for supremacy in moscow with the clock ticking down ahead of next year's london olympics. and taking the plunge one man's quest to tackle the most extreme treks in the world takes him among other destinations to siberia. but let's start with some sad news russian tennis player. has revealed she has cancer the world number twenty eight choosing to make the announcement on her twenty second birthday. and played a match since may missing both the french open and wimbledon in a message on the w t a website the muscovite said she's being treated for hodgkin's lymphoma but she was hopeful she may have a chance to return to the sport if treatment is successful over the next few months . our very best to her let's move to golf fo

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> we watched so much of the hearing. you hear that this cannot be real. this cannot be happening but -- >> she really put some power into that blow. >> it was very fascinating to watch >> that's going to do it for us. time has gone fast with you. >> yes, absolutely. a lot of news, but fast. >> it's crawling here with ali here this morning. kyra phillips joins us now from the "cnn newsroom." >> i have canadian family, but kiran, you got to be with me on this! uggh! you either love it or hate petine. good morning, guys. it's 9:00 a.m. on the east coast and 6:00 a.m. on the west coast. i'm kyra phillips. thanks for joining us. >>> a bipartisan deal to raise the nation's debt ceiling is fueling hopes the government won't run out of money on august 2nd. obama saying the deadline drawing close and congressional leaders need to talk turkey in today's meetings. >>> most of the central heat under a heat alert. some areas feel as hot as 126 degrees. . >>> the taliban blaming u.s. hackers for a text that announced the death of mull

in mexico three people have been killed by tropical storm jeanne and the elements continue to batter central parts of the country every rains threaten more flash floods and mudslides as the system moves towards the pacific up to twenty thousand people could be affected the season's first storm came ashore in mexico central gulf coast earlier today. mexico. suge water well. were tortured moroccans have approved new constitution reforms put forward by king mohammed the sixth response to recent pro-democracy protests results show more than ninety percent supported the changes reforms give more power to the prime minister came that still remains the head of the military they just authorities and the judiciary concessions the protests inspired by uprisings across the arab world. and they're still ahead in the program kuranda slanting her way to the final. rushes queen of the courts grounds so late. the second wimbledon final shot of her is just a celebrated for her progress on the beaches and of the world as a sporting skills. and what we need to know the future is in their hands in their

victims of their crime still begging for justice i'm going to check our reporting from washington our jeanne. ten people are believed to have drowned after a private charter boat collided with a more barge and sank in the moscow river close to the city center seven bodies have been recovered so witnesses say the boat was rocking from side to side simply out of control it's about seventy million border. americans and russians six people were rescued from the river on some international. press so the boat was national magazine for corporate party and comes just weeks after the ship sank on the river in central russia killing hundred twenty two people. the earthquake that devastated japan right here on the march the country's death toll is still rising suicide rates have increased since the radiation crisis of credit for doing a massive tsunami the government fearing that oppression epidemic could emerge parties sean thomas has been to japan to find out why so many people are taking their own lives. a triple disaster on a scale the world has never known causing damage and destruction and uncert

believe that this is where exactly what happened we don't leave on the topic of this now and we wonder jeanne which i go bankrupt ocracy it's all the same as bunker christie is not true by banks it's ruled by bankrupt banks the greater the failure of a bank in two thousand and eight and in europe today the greater its power to set the agenda it's a very strange. which defies the traditional left versus right arguments of free markets versus. collective action or central planning now we have a situation where the more you have failed to the more speak your inability to generate profits the more power you have over those who do right well it's based on that scenario the profits being made by the so-called too big to fail banks for use to deregulate or to dismantle free market capitalism and they instituted a command and control financial autocracy in its place so it's a failure once again. and of command and control that we saw in one nine hundred ninety one as you describe it it's a repeat of ninety ninety one of the it's a failure of the politburo of the federal reserve bank and other central

moochers placating them by offering them something that they are not enthusiastic about anyway all right jeanne very clever political parade with me stephen the official line from forest thought it shows that these arrests of war crime think it has been made to savage moves towards reconciliation once the real picture. well the real picture is the business political mumbo jumbo and even present company which probably will take it seriously there can be no reconciliation in the balkans they're not going to come from beijing with. all the actors in the recent conflict and nondiscriminatory punishment for all the culprits the present system. is the hope for. meet those conditions and the result of beaches. will be computed breakers from other ethnic. regions and by the serbs. can you work the description of reconciliation talk about the un call their hopes to complete his mandate by twenty fourteen while the remaining trials now speed up do you think. you are right. yes there have already been some indications that they are planning to speed up reformulating in some sense and there has been some t

stayed on the screen jeanne you are very experienced in the russian bank concerts acquired more than the interest and snorts played in a significant attention due diligence before we do describe the deals hoping that. show will score its. right period for its history and any who will do from here in the case of difficulties will go to our problem. now let's take a look at the markets traded near a two week high after the european union also rises a loan payment for greece light sweet is trading at ninety five dollars per barrel brant crude has gained as much as point four percent trading at one hundred and eleven dollars for the. u.s. markets are closed for public holiday independence day in europe equity markets closed higher on monday london still see ever just over half percent black held by gains for john edwards group and british land company banks fell though after standard and poor's rating services were on a roll over. and russian markets closed in the black as well buys it out of half a percent while reality has climbed point six percent stocks were high after loan paid for

coming up in the program just before the anniversary of europe's most massacre cincinnati iraq our jeanne travels to shove a meter where people are still in search of justice. rebels in libya are battling past government forces on the road to tripoli they are now moving towards the key town of tahn after a six week long impasse but the capital still remains over one hundred fifty kilometers away rebels say their progress has been slow due to a lack of ammunition and nato's support there have been suggestions that the alliance is running low on arms itself and has asked germany for munitions. reports on berlin that surprise turn after opposing the mission from the onset. and more bombs wanted just over one hundred days of air strikes and with just over two thousand bombs dropped by nato allies in libya the mission has run into an unexpected problem a lack of sales to drop where there is demand there is the price and this case germany has agreed to provide the much needed ammunition previously berlin how groups fade from going in favor of the u.n. security council resolution on libya a move

. >> reporter: -- his wife, jeanne. ♪ but always >> reporter: with whom he just celebrated their 70thsary. >> it's been a lovely 70 years. >> i know, it's been wonderful. so let's stay together for another 70 years. >> okay, whatever you say. >> reporter: robert bazell, nbc news, san francisco. >> i think i had the wrong doctor all these years. that's our broadcast for this tuesday night. thank you for being here. i'm brian williams and we're reporting tonight from our nbc washington bureau because we're in town for tomorrow. we're spending all day tomorrow on capitol hill for an hour-long special airing sunday night at 7:00, 6:00 central. "taking the hill:inside congress." and what a time for us to be arriving at the capitol with a fleet of cameras and journalist during this epic battle over the debt ceiling. that will air on sunday night but first things first. we hope to see you right back here on this broadcast tomorrow evening. for all of us here, good night. >>> we begin with developing news in the east bay. thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> plastic containers are smolde

market is liberalize the reason regulatory for a more there are markets or capacity the and then are jeanne what we wish is to progress with these in making it clear more functioning russia opened its power sector four years ago privatizing most generating capacity during the crisis some russian firms failed to me the investments obligations while foreigners increased their market share for mass nine percent of capacity. with the commission seventy eight percent of new units generators are now asking regulators for predictability this year the russian government current price rises to fifteen percent we generate a sale lost the millions but that hasn't stopped the flaking off switches that's already covered business our team. that's our business of it for this hour but i'll be back with more in about forty minutes from now. if. you. are limited. to. just some. feel.

jeanne moos, cnn. new york. >> hard core. >> yeah. let's see what comes of it today.aking a breather today. there's no formal negotiations going on. there are going to be a lot of talks one hopes or it's summer friday in washington. i don't know. the president has a press conference this morning at 11:00 a.m. eastern. we'll be covering that. >>> coming up in the next hour, republican presidential candidate tim pawlenty is here. what would he do if he were in the oval office. would he risk an economic meltdown refusing to budge on the debt ceiling? you are watching "american morning." it is 56 minutes after the hour. [ engine idling ] [ male announcer ] talking a big game about your engine is one thing. having the proven history that can back it up is a whole nother story. unsurpassed torque... best in class towing... legendary cummins engines. which engine do you want powering your truck? guts. glory. ram. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> another five meetings in