with more on this, congressman john campbell of california who is on a conference call with the agency's staff, trying to get an explanation. all right, congressman, what did you learn? >> well, just what you said, the consumer financial protection bureau and a lot of your viewers may notbe familiar with this or have heard of that. it was set up as part of the dodd-frank law. we call it an acronym forhort. they are supposedly there to protect consumers we are supposed to be protecting from predatory lending practices 2008 crisis. what is interesting is that car loans were not a problem in the crisis. they didn't take anything down, there wasn't a problem. they were the cause of anything they didn't make anything go bankrupt. the consumer complaints are vastly lower. gerri: from your op-ed, which i read with interest this morning, it was mystifying why they would have these lenders get these details of people who were applying for car problems. i guess what theare trying to do is make sure that nobody is being discriminated against. the biggest problem wasn't people being discriminated ag

. >> john campbell was the final prosecutor who fought all of ray's appeals.maintains the biggest problem with the raoul story was, it kept changing. why are you convinced there's no raoul? >> he started out as a red-haired french canadian. by the time we get into the late chapters of the story, it's raoul and he's from central america and he's a cia operative or gun-runner or god knows what. >> nobody was ever found to place a raoul with james earl ray in atlanta or birmingham or memphis. >> nobody ever sees raoul, other than apparently ray. that's another problem. it's almost like the 6-foot tall bunny. he can see him but nobody else can. >> even lawyer william pepper concedes -- >> no, we never found anybody to place raoul -- who placed james in raoul's presence or raoul in james' presence. we were never able to do that. >> i asked ray's brother jerry about that. there's no one ever who said, >> no, says the prosecutor. >> it's an open secret that the government can't keep secrets. how could they have kept this quiet for 40 years? if there was this big oper

caller: i happened to flip on one of the talk radio stations in the car in cleveland and there was john campbellside money. >> stephanie: i'm sure an entertainment delight. all right. i'm sure not to be missed. 46 minutes after the hour. we continue with more on the gun debate on "the stephanie miller show". >> it's fun for ages 8 to 80. join us! >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current. this show is about being up to date, staying in touch with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. in reality it's not like they actually care. this is purely about political grandstanding. ♪ ♪ she's just a girl ♪ ♪ the girl you want ♪ ♪ stephi ♪ ♪ she's just a girl ♪ ♪ the girl you want ♪ >> stephanie: coming up later in the show, in our very first edition of oh no, he didn't, justin bieber visited the 'frank house and said he would like to think she would have been a belieber. >> oh, god!

include afghanistan forces commander general john allen also army vice chief of staff general john campbell retired admiral mike mullen, the former joint chiefs of staff. among others. >> bill: i will be there. that's not the table i'm sitting at. i wouldn't mind sitting at that table. >>> as you're drinking your coffee or tea this morning there is a good chance you went out of your way to get it instead of going for what was convenient. a new harris poll on morning beverage habits finds 60% of people will go out of their way to drink coffee or tea they think tastes better and they'll also spend more money for it. 78% say taste is the most important factor in choosing what they drink. >> bill: what do they mean going out of their way to get it? >> instead of stopping by the 7-eleven actually out of your way or whatever coffee shop. and actually make your commute longer or your morning longer. >> bill: i can see that if you've tried different coffees and you know which one you prefer, why would you drink the junk? go for the good stuff. it proves americans are smart. i love this story where

good afternoon, i am john sasaki in for tori campbell. two days after the devastation in boston a explosion at a fertilizer plant in texas killed and injured many. it happened at a town near dallas. sal castaneda joins us with more. >> reporter: the explosion is blamed for the deaths of between 5 and 15 people according to authorities. the explosion's violent force was captured in this amateur video. watch closely as it quickly goes from bad to worse. >> -- sure the -- [ explosion ] >> officials say the explosion did not happen until nearly a half-hour after the initial fire. emergency responders already on the scene are among some of the missing feared dead. the scene is in the small community of west, texas, about an hour and a half south of dallas, it is near waco. the fertilizer plant had tank of anhad druse ammon ammonia, today the search continues. >> it is a slow methodical search and they are using every available resource they have to do that correct he and make sure we don't miss anything or anybody. >> today officials say the f

. >>> john kerry is in south korea this morning as nuclear threats from north korea escalate. as kyla campbellm our washington, d.c. newsroom, john kerry is prepared to talk with north korea. >> reporter: dave, kerry says for those talks to happen, north korea has to be serious about negotiating the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. kerry met with leaders in south korea earlier today. he landed in seoul 30 miles from the demilitarized zone. his first visit to korea comes as classified information from the pentagon was mislabeled and red aloud at a public hearing yesterday. the report says u.s. officials do believe north korea has the ability to put a nuclear weapon on the missile but the weapon would have low reliability. kerry says north korea will not be accepted as a nuclear power. >> the united states will, if needed, defend our allies and defend ourselves. >> reporter: on this trip, kerry will also meet with leaders in china. and china has the most lev ernl with kim jung un . we'll hear more warnings from john kerry when i see you next hour. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu

. >>> john kerry is in south korea this morning as nuclear threats from north korea escalate. as kyla campbellts from our washington, d.c. newsroom, john kerry is prepared to talk with north korea. >> reporter: dave, kerry says for those talks to happen, north korea has to be serious about negotiating the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. kerry met with leaders in south korea earlier today. he landed in seoul 30 miles from the demilitarized zone. his first visit to korea comes as classified information from the pentagon was mislabeled and red aloud at a public hearing yesterday. the report says u.s. officials do believe north korea has the ability to put a nuclear weapon on the missile but the weapon would have low reliability. kerry says north korea will not be accepted as a nuclear power. >> the united states will, if needed, defend our allies and defend ourselves. >> reporter: on this trip, kerry will also meet with leaders in china. and china has the most lev ernl with kim jung un . we'll hear more warnings from john kerry when i see you next hour. live in washington, kyla campbell

. >> john: i want to thank campbell brown for telling us it is because of violent games. my panel stays with me after the break as we remember roger ebert. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. >> john: the first writer to ever win a pulitzer for film criticism has died. roger ebert had more of an impact on cinema than most actors or directors could hope to achieve. his influence on films is like the big bang in that it is still expanding to this day. when he and gene siskel began hosting at the movies, they brought educated film analysis to the broadest audience ever. they did it by being entertaining. it is impossible to measure the impact this tv program had on movies, especially independent cinema. untold thousands of films that would have never been seen were able to find audiences because of roger's writing and broadcasting. he tried his hand at screen writing. and to this day beyond the valley of the dolls stands as a landmark piece of us are meyer '60s exploitation

john berman live in boston this morning. let's bring you up to date. krystle campbell will be laid to rest later this morning.e three people killed in last week's boston marathon bombing. the surviving suspect, 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev is in the hospital right now in serious but stable condition with a gunshot wound to the neck. he could be criminally charged as irlly as today, and we are waiting to find out what, if anything, he might be communicating to law enforcement officials. zoraida? >> let's get you up to date on some other stories. a developing story while you were sleeping, five people shot to death at an apartment complex located in federal way, washington. south of seattle. police report that officers responded to a shooting that was in progress. they discovered four bodies. three men and a woman. police say that a fifth person was shot to death by the officers when he reached for a gun as they approached him. >>> and today in west, texas, investigators are headed into the blast crater. they are hoping that that hole has clues about what started a fire and set off an explosion last week at th

campbell and the m.i.t. police officer shot down, sean collier. yes the city has the jubilation and also the tragedy and some of the victim's families responded to the arrest, john, the brother of krystle campbell telling "the boston globe" he's glad this arrest happen and it doesn't bring his sister back and the sentiment echoed by the richard family saying none of this will bring back our beloved martin so you still have a long, long way to go here. >> nothing will bring back their children, their brothers, their sisters. poppy harlow in watertown, thank you so much. >> the richard family still has the recovery of their daughter and the mother. so this is just still just the beginning for the families. spokesman for russian president vladimir putin says russia wants to get official information on the boston bombing suspects from the united states and expects there to be contact between investigators of both countries. >> how likely is this? let's ask barbara starr joining us now. what do we know about this russian/u.s. connection? >> well, john, christine, good morning. this brings the investigation into the international arena, the relations between the u.s.

as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, secretary of state, johnerry has drawn the line for peace talks. kyla? >> reporter: kerry says the u.s. is willing to reach out to jim kung un. but he has to take the first step by shutting down his nuclear program. >> indicated the seriousness, reduce the threats, stop the testing and indicate its prepared to negotiate on the denuclearization. those are the conditions. we need those met. >> reporter: just yesterday, kim jung un refused the south korean peace talks. some thought they would launch a missile to mark the holiday. but analysts say he didn't want to risk failing on his grandfather's holiday. china is believed to have the most leverage as north korea's main ally. kerry says the u.s. and china will continue to work closely to get north korea to at least consider stopping its pursuit of nuclear weapons. kerry says this is key, not only for the korean peninsula but he says this could influence other countries like iran to stop their pursuit of nuclear weapons. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu c

campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >> john: it seems the cruise industry recent nightmares are not ruiningngs report show a big jump in profit even after the public relations disasters. remember the so-called cruise from hell? the carnival trip triumph that lost power in the gulf of mexico in february? thousands of passengers spent days in filthy conditions. passengers said they had to use plastic bags as toilets and had it will to eat but cold onion sandwiches. still, if you can get passed that, the cruise prices have now hit rock bottom. phil keating with news from miami. it seems like passengers aren't too worried about that. >> consumer confidence really not suffering all that much. surprising even industry leaders. three cruz ships left here today. carnival cruise ship owns the concordia. it tipped over in italy killing 32 passengers. carnival posting $32 million first quarter gain over last year. royal caribbean reporting 62% increase over the first quarter of last year. it isn't that it's being a strong market this year, it's just that we are a little bit pleasantly surprised althou

john miller has the first interview with that s.w.a.t. team from the massachusetts bay transportation authority, including officer jeff campbell. >> reporter first you see of the suspect? >> as we're approaching what we call the danger zone, we broke final cover from the house and were out in the yard. that was the danger zone because there's no cover for us except for that ballistic shield. as we're crossing that danger zone, i saw the suspect sitting up on the -- i believe it's called the gunnel of the boat with one leg hanging over the side and his hands were just sort of down by his side. he looked weak. he was shaky, appeared to be losing consciousness and did have some wounds to his body. you could see the blood on his body. >> you can see more of this first interview with the s.w.a.t. team first thing tomorrow on "cbs this morning." >>> finally tonight, the marathon bombing is a story not only of lives lost but lives changed. don dahler talked to a man who, though wounded, is grateful. >> everybody was in high spirits as they always are, you know. that's why they're my friends because they are just a great group to be around. >> rep

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will be celebrating the national holiday as john kerry wraps up his trip to the area, kerry says they need to make the first move towards peace. kyla campbell? >> reporter: analysts say they didn't want to risk fail and north korean leader kim jong il is focusing on the day of the sun, it is marking the birth of his grandfather and kerry met with leaders in south korea and japan over the weekend and showing he has strong relationships in the region. he hopes to get them back to the negotiating table and hopes to push the pursuit of ending the use of nuclear weapons. >> this is our intent and desire to stand up to these provocative reckless actions. >> reporter: he called his speech empty words without any content. u.s. officials are hoping these weapons programs could have consequences all over the world. more updates when i see you next, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> they have identified two people in a crash which shut down highway 1 near sea ranch. the car went across all lanes of traffic before hitting a tree and bursting into flames. the fire was so hot it caused the car to melt. dental records may be needed to identi

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john, don't go too far away. moments before the terror attack here in boston, 29-year-old krystle campbell was waiting at the finish line at the marathon to cheer on the runners. now she's dead. her identity was confirmed only a few hours ago. jason carroll was in the campbel campbells' hometown of medford. jason, what are you learning? >> just a terrible story, wolf. like so many other stories. a little while ago patty campbell came out on her front porch, she tried to speak about her daughter but she was so overcome by grief, she just simply couldn't do it. the story, a tragic case of a mix-up. let me explain more about what happened to krystle campbell. she got caught in the first explosion. and then, wolf, shortly thereafter, taken to the hospital, and her parents were told that she was okay. that they were working, trying to save her leg. shortly after the operation, her parents came into the room and learned it wasn't her at all that had survived. it was her friend. so you can imagine how terribly awful they feel at this point. how they're trying to deal with the loss of their daughter, trying to deal with th

john kerry has a strong warning for north korea. he spoke earlier this morning from sowell south korea as ktvu kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroomcarey is warning -- newsroom kerry is warning north korea it will gain nothing. >> reporter: no one in the international community is willing to recognize north korea as a nuclear state so it's time to stop the threats. kerry's first trip to south korea comes after a shocking development. a pentagon report that was supposed to be classified was mislabeled and read allowed at a hearing yesterday. now the world knows that the pentagon does fear north korea has a nuclear war head that is small enough to fit on a missile. u.s. intelligence officials have publicly played down north korea's abilities so this could change the game plan. officials say north korea's kim jong un is a young untested leader and there is no history to help them determine if he will follow through with his verbal threats. >> the rhetoric we are hearing from north korea is unacceptable. >> reporter: in a meeting yesterday with the united states secretary of general president obama said north korea need

john kerry has a strong warning for north korea. he spoke earlier this morning from sowell south korea as ktvu kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroomcarey is warning -- newsroom kerry is warning north korea it will gain nothing. >> reporter: no one in the international community is willing to recognize north korea as a nuclear state so it's time to stop the threats. kerry's first trip to south korea comes after a shocking development. a pentagon report that was supposed to be classified was mislabeled and read allowed at a hearing yesterday. now the world knows that the pentagon does fear north korea has a nuclear war head that is small enough to fit on a missile. u.s. intelligence officials have publicly played down north korea's abilities so this could change the game plan. officials say north korea's kim jong un is a young untested leader and there is no history to help them determine if he will follow through with his verbal threats. >> the rhetoric we are hearing from north korea is unacceptable. >> reporter: in a meeting yesterday with the united states secretary of general president obama said north korea need

campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> former british prime minister margaret thatcher was a longtime friend of ambassador john bolton 2005, she supported bolton's nomination as u.s. ambassador fo the u.n. saying, on the basis of our years of friendship, i know from experience the great qualities you will bring to the demanding post. thatcher continues, i cannot imagine anyone better fitted to undertake these tasks than you. ambassador bolton joins us. nice to see you. >> nice to be here. >> that letter was a surprise to you? >> it was. it was certainly unsolicited and showed that mrs. thatcher was not at all afraid to interfere in the internal politics of the united states. >> that was in a heated debate when people were trying to keep you from assuming that post. >> yes. it didn't affect joe biden and john kerry. >> how did you know her? >> i met her as a junior official in the reagan and bush administrations. i got to know her better after the first bush administration, after she had left the office of prime minister. as she became very interested in debates in the european union about the future of the euro, the

john bolton weighs in next. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >> welcome back, everyone, the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. at least six americans are dead following a pair of attacks in afghanistan. and killing three service members and two american civilians. and comes as chairman of the joint chief martin dempsey arrives in afghanistan to assess training ahead of the 2014 withdrawal. and president obama is pitching cuts to entitlement programs to all the tax hikes in his budget plans. some republicans are calling the move too little too late. and nuclear talks between iran and six world powers have failed to reach an agreement, that according to the u.s. foreign policy chief. iran is demanding release from sanctions before any possible deal with iranian. >> jamie: back to our top story today and probably for days to come. north korea double down on aggressive rhetoric in a series of threats that came this wee

campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. here is what's happening. secretary of state john japan after a visit to china where the secretary said the chinese will cooperate on dealing with threats coming from north korea. >>> senator susan collins will vote in favor of expanded background checks for gun purchas purchases. she is the first to announce support for the senate bill. >>> and gas has dropped 14 cents in the last two weeks. the average is $3.53. more news later. now back to "lockup." >> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> despite being brutally attacked and having her throat cut by an inmate, pam kahanic only took the time she needed to heal before returning to work at the limon correctional facility's garment factory. >> she's a very courageous person. she wanted to come back to work right away. those were the first words out of her mouth to her husband, basically. >> pam sits up and yells at us "i'm going back to work. i'm not going to be quitting my job." this is when she was still laying on the bed before she was put back together. >

campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >> rick: back to our top story, increasing threat out of north korea. secretary of state john kerry who is preparing for a visit to south korea next week, calling their actions, quote, unacceptable as the white house continues to walk a fine line with the erratic regime. elizabeth prann live in washington with more. elizabeth? >> the white house has reiterated it is watching the unpredictable and inexperienced regime under kim jong-un. the administration is focusing on strategy and patience. foreign relation experts say the u.s. cannot appeal to north korea in terms that we think would be rational. >> we cannot appeal to them in terms that we think rational. in your report going in, people said, well, if they continue on this course that we'll simply continue their isolation and it won't result in a better standard of living for their people. >> i think the president and secretary hagel, secretary kerry, they are monitoring this carefully. they're watching it carefully, but i don't want us to be in a position where we have to wait until we're attacked before we could take acti

john kerry is in south korea. his visit comes as top military officials were caught off guard about some leaked information about north korea. ktvu kyla campbell reports in our washington, d.c. newsroom. the pentagon believes north korea has a nuclear war head that can fit on a missile. kyla. >> reporter: that new information was not supposed to be revealed but it was mistakenly marked unclassified and read out loud at a public hearing yesterday. the defense intelligence agency does not believe the weapon will be very reliable but this does raise new concerns about north korea's nuclear capabilities. secretary of state john kerry is in south korea for the first time ever. he spoke in seoul a couple hours ago saying the u.s. will take all necessary steps to protect americans our troops overseas and our allies. there is strong suspicion that north korean leader kim jong un will test a mid range missile capable of traveling 2500 miles. >> nor the international community we are all united in the fact that north korea will not be accepted as a nuclear power. >> next hour we will hear what president obama will say after a meeting with the secretary

john kerry is in south korea. his visit comes as top military officials were caught off guard about some leaked information about north korea. ktvu kyla campbell reports in our washington, d.c. newsroom. the pentagon believes north korea has a nuclear war head that can fit on a missile. kyla. >> reporter: that new information was not supposed to be revealed but it was mistakenly marked unclassified and read out loud at a public hearing yesterday. the defense intelligence agency does not believe the weapon will be very reliable but this does raise new concerns about north korea's nuclear capabilities. secretary of state john kerry is in south korea for the first time ever. he spoke in seoul a couple hours ago saying the u.s. will take all necessary steps to protect americans our troops overseas and our allies. there is strong suspicion that north korean leader kim jong un will test a mid range missile capable of traveling 2500 miles. >> nor the international community we are all united in the fact that north korea will not be accepted as a nuclear power. >> next hour we will hear what president obama will say after a meeting with the secretary

richard and 29-year-old krystle campbell were also killed in the horrible bombings. 178 people were injured and at least 100 have been released from area hospitals. i'm joined by john king and cnn analyst. juliet, start with you. you are a former homeland security official. what are you hearing on the latest of the developments especially when it comes to this individual who was spotted on videotape? >> essentially what you said, you know, that the idea they would have a name that soon seemed way too quick for someone in custody unless he was well known to law enforcement already or was under surveillance. right now this is exactly how you would expect an investigation to unfold. there will now be -- trying to figure out what his name is but, jake, the key is what are they going to say at 5:00? we shouldn't second guess that. if at 5:00 we see the picture it means the case is cold and they are going to engage the public. someone rented something to him or sold him something or saw him that day. that is totally appropriate and a law enforcement fak tick, actually engage go-to public and asking what they saw. if they do not disclose the picture it will be to confirm

campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> happening right now, secretary of state john kerry in seoul to deal with the growing north koreanhreat. >>> haunting last words from a teen driver. his text cut-off mid-sentence before a crash. >>> the national hockey league bold statement against homophobe ya. talk that a pro athlete may soon come out of the closet. will other big league sports join this cause? welcome back to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans in for zoraida this morning. secretary of state john kerry trying to negotiate an end to the missile crisis on the korean peninsula. kerry arrived in seoul a few hours ago and we expect to hear from him in the next ten minutes or so. he'll also visit tokyo and beijing to convince chinese leaders to do more to rein in north korea. jim clancy is live from seoul this morning. tell us what secretary kerry is doing in seoul today and what might we expect him to tell us this morning. >> reporter: well, it is pretty tough to say exactly what he's going to say, but i think after talking with u.s. military commanders, on one hand, talking with the president on

campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>. >> arthel: back to the top story the u.s. embarking on a series of high stake meetings to help calm the crisis on the korean peninsula. johnn the region as he tries to urge leaders there to help the pressure on the north korean government. >> china and the united states must together take steps in order to achieve the goal of de-nuclearized korean peninsula and we agreed to have further discussions to bear down on exactly how we will accomplish this goal. >> arthel: let's get more from molly henneberg. she is joining us live from washington. >> molly: secretary kerry was in beijing meeting with top chinese leaders. he said afterwards, both countries, the u.s. and china are urging north korea not to make a tense situation even worse. >> we both on north korea to refrain from any provocative steps. that obviously refers to future missile shoot. i said yesterday in seoul, i addressed it and i called it both unwise and unnecessary and unwanted and provocative. >> molly: today secretary kerry said the u.s. and china share a, quote, joint commitment to get rid of nuclear weapons on the peninsula. chinese has any sway on the nort

campbell's. >>> we will defend our allies. we will stand with south korea, japan, and others against these threats. and we will defend ourselves. >> secretary of state john kerry reminding our allies in asia that the u.s. has their backs. he arrived in china today and called on beijing to help defuse the escalating tension in the korean peninsula. all this following speculation that north korea could be ready to test-fire a missile. joining me now, international security analyst jim walsh who is also with m.i.t. jim, it's good to see you. how optimistic are you that china can get involved here and persuade the north koreans to tone down this belligerent rhetoric or do you think they would even want to? >> well, there are some signs that china is concerned and acting as of 24 hours ago. chinese officials have limited tourism from china in to north korea. essentially closing the border there for tourists, which generates foreign exchange earnings for north korea. i think that's definitely china sending a message to north korea that it's unhappy. in the end, i think us and the united states sort of assume that china can control north korea, tell it what to

campbell, our deepest condolences to you. thank you so much for joining us. >> all right. thank you. >> now to the investigation into this heinous crime. cnn chief national correspondent and boston native johning joins me from nearby dorchester. what is the latest on the investigation? >> reporter: 25 hours later, still many, many more questions than answers as we talk to several officials. >> can't hear, john. so we're having technical issues with john king. we'll get back to him in a moment as soon as we can get that line fixed. i want to now bring in cnn national security analyst fran townsend. she has some new developments on the possible construction of this bomb. fran, what have you learned? >> jake, federal law enforcement officials confirmed to cnn, now, that this was -- these were, in fact, pressure cooker explosive devices. it was explained to me that these pressure cooker devices necessarily include a circuit board, a timer, but they would not confirm that they had found pieces of those component pieces of the bombs, the circuit board or the timer. this is sort of unfortunate in a way. you remember we've been talking about the actual construction would help them understand who wa

campbell who went to cheer on runners at the marathon every single year. family says that krystle was sweet and kind, always smiling. martin richard, who john talked about, just 8 years old. a third grader, a kind-hearted boy who loved the bruins. and lingzi lu, a graduate student studying math and statistics. we remember them tonight and moving forward. we will remember them all. live coverage continues all night here on cnn starting with erin burnett "out front." >>> and good evening, out erin burnett live tonight in watertown, massachusetts. behind me there was so much celebrating going on, there still are fire trucks that go by, police cars going by, and people coming out on the streets to celebrate them. that has been the mood here tonight. we also want to show you as we talk about -- we'll be joined by people who watched what happened today. people who saw the scene, people whose homes were searched, saw people go into handcuffs, saw the sharpshooters, what happened, that the world was watching happened here today. we'll talk to the people who saw it. i also want to show you the first images that we have in of dzhokhar tsarnaev being

campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the senate committee is due to begin debate on a bipartisan immigration reform bill. johnccain and chuck schumer met yesterday with president obama about the legislation created by the so-called gang of 8. the president issued a statement after the meeting supporting the bill and calling for action. the legislation would dramatically remake the u.s. immigration system with a path to citizenship for immigrants here illegally. two new guest worker programs, one for farm workers, another one for low-wage laborers and a renewed focus on border security. >>> according to the washington post facebook worked hard to get a provision in the reform bill that will be helpful to technology companies. the proposed new rules would allow facebook and other high- tech companies to avoid a requirement that they make a good faith effort to recruit americans for jobs before hiring foreign workers. the high-tech industry has long complained about a shortage of qualified engineers and other high-skilled workers here in the u.s. >>> america is footing most of the bill when it comes to overseas

donovan campbell on leading a plenum -- a marine platoon. senators johnt spoke with of the christian science monitor for less than hour. >> ok. i will be very brief. i'll make a couple of points. first, on immigration bill, the number 11 reason we are here, i want to salute john mccain who was an amazing job of leadership. it would not happen without him. he said up to the plate early on. just one more point, not related to immigration. harry reid had this idea of having a joint caucus where john would happen -- john would tell what happens to him during the vietnam war. it is next. i have never forget. his courage, his valor, his everyty, just impressed member of the senate who was there. it was one amazing experience. it was honored to be with him him. i immigration, i think those of you who have a little ounce of cynicism running in their -- i know itwould is not all of you, optimistic and looking forward to the future, but you would have been impressed by our meetings, our 24 meetings. a people of different viewpoints, of different states, of differen

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campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >> gretchen: since the signing of obamacare, u.s. spending on health care has shot up by $210 billion. johnave free market medicine in america? >> there is government medicine. >> obamacare here is working. >> this is a simple, strong, good thing. >> and then there is free market medicine. >> my patients have my cell phone. they have my e-mail address. >> the long-term players in the medical business need to be pushed to a new way of looking at things. >> but what will be the new way? government or free market? >> gretchen: that's a loaded question. there is demand with the question. joining me now -- that's a huge question now. small businesses all over the country are trying to figure out hey, are we going to pay the penalty for our employees or actually do this whole obamacare thing? and you think that having it be more free would be a good answer. why? >> because where the of free mae and there isn't one because everything is almost either paid by the government or third parties like insurance. look at lasik. the patient pays herself and as you heard that doctor say, i give out my e-mai

campbell on building a platoon of marines in iraq sunday night at 8:00. on c-span3, reconsidering the trial of mary todd lincoln. part of american history tv, sunday at 4:00. johnand chuck schumer on the immigration bill being proposed a bipartisan group of senators referred to as the gang of eight. the arizona republic and and new york emigrants spoke with reporters at the christian science monitor -- the arizona republic and and new york senator spoke with reporters at the christian science monitor. >> i will be very brief and make a couple of points. first, on the immigration bill, the number one reason we are here, i want to salute john mccain, who has done an amazing job of leadership that would not have happened without him. he stepped up to the plate early on. one more point not related to immigration, but harry reid has this idea of a joint caucus where john will tell what happened to him during vietnams that has never been talked about before. it is an experience i will never forget. it impressed every member of the senate who was there. it was one of the amazing experiences i have had. it as an honor to be with him. on immigration, those few reporters