then we will talk to two democratic congressmen, joe courtney and adam shift from california. our, to welcome here in studio joe williams the reporter suspended by politico for his comments about mitt romney last week. we haven't heard from joe williams. nobody has heard from him so far until now. he has kept his silence. he is stepping up to speak out for the very first time right here on the full-court press at the top of the next hour. so don't miss that interview. but first: >> this is the full court press. >> on this wednesday, other headlines making news in sports the likely number 1 nba trade has trademarked his eye browns anthony davis, likely to be picked by the hornets in the nba draft. known for his unibrow. sol he has trademarked "fear the brow and raise the brow." they have been used heavy hi but he couldn't make money off of those because of college basketball now he can. >> he has no space in between his eyebrows. >> it thins out just a little here above the nose. but it's a unibro> w. >> is he the only one to have one? i have never even -- i don't think i have e

congressman joe courtney is a democrat from connecticut who serves on the armed services committee.>> i'm beginning to understand why speaker boehner's complexion is now darker than my own, since he spends so much time away from the house. but you're focused on on the issue of finding work for returning military veterans. now, what exactly are you doing to help these men and women? >> well, our office has been organizing job fairs and career fairs from one end of eastern connecticut to another. we have got a big one coming up the day after tomorrow, 33 companies, large and small, wide range of services, health care, hospitality, manufacturing. and what -- the good news is there is a great appetite for a lot of employers to hire folks coming out of the military. they have got obviously great skills they have been trained for in terms of team work, discipline, specialty skills. there's issues in terms of getting people certified for civilian workforce. that's something that president obama has done, i think, really a good job of looking at with the department of defense, that again, s

he's at the top of the hour and joe courtney, with much more to come as we go on with "the stephanieion's capital, around the country and around the globe. >>dc columnist and four time emmy winner bill press opens current's morning news block. >>we'll do our best to carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. >>liberal and proud of it. ♪ >> you are the most awesome person i've ever known--well, second most awesome. >> right, the first being-- >> stephanie miller. >> oh no, i got to move on. "the stephanie miller show." jim, are you okay? 34 minutes after the hour. >> yes, jim is showing nothing on current tv. >> jim was taking a little nappy. that's okay. he's sleepy. so am i. i was all revved up after the obama fund razor. by the way if people are commenting on my green pashmina. i'm not the green hornet. that is really an unfortunate picture. >> my friend wants to know why you brought your snuggy. >> shut up everybody? i don't know how it got like that. i was wearing perfectly all night. i think in my excitement to get to cher, it fell across one shoulder. i'll never get that do-over

senator shared brown of ohio --, share order brown -- sherrod brown, and also our congressman joe courtney of connecticut. last january, congressman courtney and i introduced a law to permanently. president obama called on congress to address the student loan interest rate hike in his state of the union address. back then, many republicans scoffed at the idea. in fact, they voted for budgets that assumed the interest rate would double and they did that without any apparent equivocation. but thanks to students and families across the country who raised their voices and made themselves heard, my colleagues got the message. fixing the student loan interest rate matters, it matters a great deal. it matters to individuals trying to build a better life for themselves, it matters to parents whose dream to give their kids a chance at a better life depends on being able to afford college and matters to our shared economic future because the single most important investment we as a nation can make is to educate our young people. so thanks to groups like campus progress, ussa, the young invincibles,

that's why last january, working with my colleague, joe courtney from connecticut in the house of representatives, we introduced the student loan affordability act. we saw this coming. we knew we had to prevent this increase. and initially the response from our colleagues on this side was no way. in fact, they voted for two budgets that assume the interest rate would double, therefore giving more resources for tax cuts and other preferences that certainly won't be as effective to help the middle class as giving a youngster a chance to go to college. but we continue to push. with the the president and student organizations across the country, i think we have seen some progress. we have seen a change in rhetoric. governor romney declared he would keep the rates low. no specification on how to do this, no urging to do this, but at least conceptually, there seemed to be agreement on that one point. then the republican leaders followed suit. yes, we have to keep this from doubling, this interest rate from doubling. but we haven't seen the actions that match these words. they initially made a proposal

joe greco, appreciate the time. oilt ta oil taking another blow today. courtney reagan, took a good day down there. >> there's action here. oil, start here with the options, oil trading below the $80 a barrel mark and testing the new levels. new key support level is 74.95. if we close in the seven handle you could see that hit before too long and really it's that fundamental picture of demand to the left and supply to the right and that's the story here. crude stockpiles seeing the highest levels in more than 20 years and we know that the global growth fears aren't going away. platz saying that china demand grew in may for oil and traders paying more attention to the pmi numbers out of the region opposed to that and brent sliding to the lowest level since 2010. the strength in the dollar, weak in the equities, not helping the oil prices. we continue this slide in to the close. remember, we are not that far away from the oil close today and i'm joined -- i'm going to wrap back to sue i understand. i need to head back to sue. >> thank you very much, courtney. >>> a

. >> courtney angeles mother says she and her attorney right now are working on a wrongful death suit. >>> all right. around the nation this morning, documents regarding joeno will have been opened. now the documents were released by the family include his 7 page will and material that didn't state how much paterno or his estate were worth. he left his personal property to his wife sue and established a trust for the remainder of his estate. he died of cancer in january. he was 85 years old. in the meantime, the case against former assistant coach yeary sandusky will not pick up again until monday. so far, 8 of the alleged accusers have testified the last three were before a jury on thursday. some with very emotional testimony speaking of graphic unwanted sexual advances by jerry sandusky. sandusky's defense team will ask if the alleged victims were coming forward for money. the defense will ask witnesses that on monday. >>> time for a check on the weather. lynette, it was gorgeous yesterday. and hopefully with the weekend we can keep that going. >> we are going to keep it going. it's going to be fabulous for today. and right now temperatures coming in at

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