neil: john hudson senior, and i think warren buffett has said their goal is to die broke. they want to give it all away. i wonder with your three ildren, have you told them that is your goal? if they're looking at a huge inheritance, it and come in? >> we have talked to the kids about the vast majority of the wealth is ing to the foundation. all of his money spent within 10 years after his dth, the money will be in foundations, but even there after, our foundation and his children's foundations. our foundation is set up so -@after melinda and i are gone, our foundation will spend the money within 20 years. ouri are excited about the fountion work. they will get a great college education and some support, so they are very, very lucky. neil: do any of them have to worry? >> not at all. if you get to gigantic leve giving a kid hundreds of millions or billions of dollars, it is not good for the kids or society. ne: from the country's rhest man to the ceo who is pretty rich in his own right. on why making lots of money shouldn't be a sin in this couny. and then, former "the vie

>> john yang, thank you. >>> in the hudson river just north of new york city officials have now recovered two bodies following this weekend's tragic boat accident that is believed to have claimed the lives of a young bride-to-be and her fiance's best man. katy tur has our report. >> reporter: a mangled bow, this is what's left of a friday night boat trip that ended with the bride and best man believed dead. a groom and three others seriously injured. >> i can't talk about it right now. >> reporter: speaking to reporters saturday, the bride's parents hoped for a miracle. >> they just wanted a nice night on the river. >> reporter: but sunday police recovered two bodies believed to be lindsey stewart and mark lennon. >> we did speak to the families today and they were notified. we did console them. at this time we're waiting for positive identification from the medical examiner's office, but we're pretty confident that in fact this is mark lennon. >> reporter: 30-year-old stewart was set to marry her fiance brian bond in two weeks. best friends since childhood, family members say they fell i

the couple and four friends took jojo john's stingray for what was supposed to be a short trip down the hudsoner, but it hit the barge at full speed and launched them overboard. >> they do have some lighting. but it was very dark out there last night and very difficult to see the barges in the water. >> reporter: bonds, knocked unconscious after the collision called 911 after coming to his senses. this morning he's recovering from ahaered eye socket, and mourning the death of the woman who was two weeks from becoming his wife. investigators say everyone on the boat suffered head injuries. the groom-to-be is at the hospital. he and the bride-to-be had known each other since they were 10 years old. dan and bianna, a heartbreaking story. >> heartbreaking doesn't begin to describe it. our best to those families. really, our best to them. a lot of other news overnight. for that, we turn to mr. ron claiborne. >>> good morning, everyone. new details emerging about the deadly shooting spree at a florida apartment complex. police have identified the gunman who killed six people as 42-year-old pedro var

the driver of the speedboat involved in the deadly crash on the new york hudson river may be facing extra charges today. jojo john has already been arraigned on charges of vehicular manslaughter and vehicular assault. officials are investigating if he was drunk when he hit the barge on wednesday night, killing two members of the wedding party, including the bride-to-be. the bride-to-be was due to be married in just two weeks. her body was recovered on saturday. yesterday they believe they found the body of the best man, mark lennon. >> i'm the big brother, but his heart was a lot bigger than mine. he was my rock. >> reporter: the fiance survived that crash. and he is scheduled to have surgery today, expected to recover. >>> time is 7:47 as the riots broke out in their surf event over the weekend. we're live this morning with more on the violence leading to eight people being arrested. good morning, gina. >> yes, it was absolutely crazy. let me show you what's going on. we're on main street at the u.s. open at the beach. everyone was headed out here and then the chaos broke loose as they started to try to rip apar

new york, the man who was driving the boat that crashed on the hudson river is now charged with first degree vehicular manslaughter. jojo john a friend of the couple that was to be married. the bride was recovered yesterday. the best man still missing p four suffered head injuries. >>> and in brazil --four suffered head injuries. >>> and in brazil --four suffered head injuries. >>> and in brazil -- a flash mob started dancing just before the pope celebrated mass. millions gathered to hear the pope speak and it was his final mass before his return to the vatican. the next is in poland in 2016. >>> and the next hour, anthony weiner's sexing scandal. we'll take a look at the different definitions of cheating around the world. gps continues right now. >>> last week detroit filed the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. but is it one or are there more defaults to come? my guest says there are more to come. she predicted a wave of municipal bankruptcies in 2010. also dean baker, he is the co-founder for the center for economic and policy research. welcome. so meredith, lay out the case as to why you feel that, you know, w

we have a park police chief john evans, prince william county police chief stephen hudson. we are the maryland state police represented by commander david wirral on behalf of superintendent marcus bent up with that i will turn it over to senator coons. >> thank you, madam chair the and i, too, am pleased you about the support for the nominee from the fob and many other police and professional law-enforcement organizations. mr. delery, thank you for your presence here today. i look forward to your service. forgiving but my question also focus on acting director jones. i suspected that a more comfortable confirmation hearing then perhaps you might have stated i would not a mr. delery's young sons have been attentive to the entire questioning of mr. jones. most appreciated spectacle he approached the -- >> particularly empresa. someone before coming to the senate had the responsibility for a local law enforcement agency to tell me about your perspective on the boards of collaboration and information sharing between federal, state and local law enforcement. if you would tell us

in attendance, amy poehler, jennifer hudson and something called cal penn along with a guy from funny or die and john jon bon jovi, the grammies and the latin grammies who are a group of spanish singing grandmothers. i am not sure. anyway, white house official says the reach of these national stars spreads beyond the belt way to fans of their television shows and movies. and the power of these artists to speak through social media is especially critical, blah, blah, blah. meanwhile this goat has a message for young people. >> oh yeah, that thing. >> that's what kids are for. >> goat love. >> if you can't take a goat knocking you down, then you are not worth getting knocked down by a goat. >> it is true today as it was moments ago. jaime, obamacare remains unpopular unlike you. can it turn public opinion around. answer how you see fit or ignore it altogether. >> i answered it in my head. i fall for -- first of all, who better to tell us about our health care than people who are really rich and don't need it? i feel like i do fall for this kind of thing. if i see a celebrity doing something i tend to a

. >>> across the hudson river, new jersey governor christie has opened a wider lead against barbara buono. the republican you incumbent is ahead 61% to 29%. >>> secretary of state john kerry became emotional wednesday while thanking colleagues for the outpouring of well wishes for his wife teresa. >> she's doing better. and she's doing better under observation and we hope improving. i want to thank everybody for the remarkable outpouring of good wishes that's been really -- very special. >> kerry then returned to his wife's side in a boston hospital where his condition after seizure-like symptoms has been upgraded. >>> if you want to be a member of the people's house you better bring your wallet. new survey congressional members spend on average $1.6 million. adjusted for inflation that's up from $753,000 in 1996. >>> president george w. bush will join president obama at the white house to honor service volunteers for his charitable organization. >>> george lucas was there wednesday receiving the national humidities medal. president obama trying to be nice when he was reminiscing about his special effects. >> special effects always look like they do today. but it us

hudson river. the body believed to be that of lindsey stewart, the best man still missing. jojo johnave been dwrig drinking. >>> and out ofchina, a landslide engulfing a car in mud and rocks. this was in china, hard to believe, but no one was seriously injured. >>> and north korea celebrating the 60th anniversary of what they call the victory in the korean war, and kim jong un being warmed by the media. they do not normally let reporters get that close. >>> would you walk away from a chance to earn a million bucks? golfer hunter mahan did that, he was in the third round of the canadian open, and leading, while he got a phone call calling to say she was going into labor. he hung up, left the course and tournament to be with his wife. and she still has not given birth. but other opportunities to win a million bucks. >> are you saying he shouldn't have done it? >> no, no, no. >> an angry wife is priceless. >> good decision. >> a million bucks is a million bucks. he should be with his wife. ginger, please. >> wildfires in washington, 2600 acres, 1200 fire fighters. this is near goldendal

john was believed to be intoxicated while operating the boat. the incident late friday on on the hudsoner killed the bride to be. her fiance is listed in fair condition, but the best man, mark lemon, remains missing. those are your headlines. i'm candy crowley. head to cnn.com/sotu for more of my interview with jack lew and tonight on cnn, the secret service didn't know president reagan had been shot until they got him into the car. their escape and the moments following it were critical. see the rest of the story in an all new episode of crimes of the century tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern at pacific. gps starts right now. >>> this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria. we have got a great show for you today. first up, is there new hope for peace in the middle east? or is it the same old dance. i've got key voices from both sides, israel and palestine to find out why this time is different. then wall street wizards meredith whitney explains why detroit is just the beginning. and dean baker disagrees entirely.

john, thank you. for some insight into all of int we're forming to former u.s. airways captain chesley sullenberger. he's the pilot, you'll recall, who successfully landed in the hudson river in 2009 when bird strikes crippled his engines. he's a cbs news aviation consultant and is joining us from the san francisco airport. sully, what do you make of this idea that the flight attendants asked for permission to evacuate the plane? >> they were following the training which is to contact the cockpit and ask for directions and then it was important to note that the flight attendant cighe second rollup doors immediately saw fire on the right side and communicated that to the front and recommended evacuation so it could take place quickly. on selley: so it's standard procedure for a flight attendant to ask for permission to evacuate the plane. what concerns would the pilots have about evacuating? why would they see "keep everybody in their seats"? >> some number of seconds would have been necessary for them to umbess the situation and make vere that it wasn't more dangerous for them to immediately i evacuate to an unknown situation than to remain on board. of course, it's

john, thank you. caur years ago, u.s. airways captain chesley sullenberger made the most famous emergency anding of all time when he put his airbus a-320 down safely in the hudson river after a bird strike knocked out both the engines. sully is now a cbs news aviation consultant. sully, the safety board told us today that the aircraft was about 30 knots below its recommended air speed just before it crashed. what does that tell you? >> it's a very large deviation, especially for an airplane at such a low altitude, it's going to be important for the investigators using all their n man factors and knowledge to try to figure out not only what happened, how it happened but why it happened. u get ley: how do you get 30 knots below your air speed? >> the things they'll be looking at when they investigate this is whether fatigue was involved. this was an overnight flight of ten hours from seoul. these pilots were on their body clock about 3:30 in the morning seoul time when they're landing at 11:30 in the west coast. dis'll see if distraction was a factor, if the crew responsibilities in terms of the leadership and resource le management was effectively being rainin p

dead. 35-year-old jojo john who was the operator of the boat has been charged with vehic ed witd manslaughter and three counts of vehicular assault. the incident friday on the hudsonfiance's best man, mark lemon remains missing. now back to fareed zakaria gps. >>> last week detroit filed the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. but is it one or are there more defaults to come? my guest says there are more to come. she predicted a wave of municip municipal bankruptcies in 2010. also dean baker, he is the co-founder for the center for economic and policy research. welcome. so meredith, lay out the case as to why you feel that, you know, we're going to see another wave of detroit-like bankruptcies? >> it doesn't have to come in the form of bankruptcy, but it certainly will come in the way of default. the way i see it, and the way i saw it back in 2010, not that it would happen all at once, but that it would happen over the course of several years. the local towns and municipal cities are being cut off from funding by both the federal government and the states. everybody's under fiscal during rest. the local municipalities have to fend for themselves. states

john kerri told egyptian authorities that all sides need to enter a meaningful political dialogue to help egypt take a step back from the brink. >>> the driver of a speedboat that crashed on the hudson river is facing vehicular manslaughter charges. the boat smashed into a barge last night. a body matching the description of the 30-year-old bride to be was pulled today. four others were injured. the brides mother said it was dark when they left. >> friends came to pick them up. where they were going i don't know. it was probably about 9:30. about 9:30-10:00. from what we understand from her fiance is they hit something. >> it's difficult to see barges low in the water and dark. >> police believe the driver of the boat was drunk. the bride to be and her fiance were to be married august 10th. >>> a bus full of teens over turned minutes from home outside minneapolis today. three people were killed. 26 hurt. the dead include a man and his wife. the bus driver told witnesses, his brakes failed after he took an off ramp from the interstate. >>> neighbors in oakland are on edge after a woman was killed by the very violence she worked to prevent. 66-year-old judy was gunned down blocks from

john boydt in pearl harbor. >> mr. president -- >> get back, george, get back. do not tell me it can't be done. >> and then, there's bill murray in "high park on the hudson". >> soou to come. forgive me for not getting up. >> those movies were some of the only tools that helped us better picture what life was like for the 30 second president. leader of the free world, running the country from a wheelchair. i remember the first time i went to his library and house to see what he had to deal with. i was shocked because we didn't have to deal with it. it was a mystery until now. indiana college professor ray stumbled upon this 35 millimeter film at national archives, an incredibly rare find. this is fdr. you see the president being wheeled down a ramp to a visit at uss baltimore in july of 1944. such a brief window into his life, but one that really didn't exist until now. the question is, did presidents have too much privacy then or do they not get enough now? let us know what you think. let us know what you think. ac 360 starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin with the zimmerman trial, the trial judge pushing both sides hard, the defense re

hudson on glee. he checked in a treatment center a few months ago for substance addiction. an autopsy is set for monday. >>> a man arrested near the home of secretary of state john police were notified that a man was taking pictures of secretary kerry's house while stoppe stopped in a no pg zone. officers found a pellet gun and open container of alcohol in the vehicle. the man is due in court on monday. i'm robert grey. now, back to "justice" with judge jeanine. neen. >> i tried intercepting cases about 80 something murder cases. only my second murder case i fought. am i disappointed? yes. >> joining me is scott burns the executive director of the national da association. he joins us from san diego. how are you? >> good, thanks for having me, judge. >> let's get right to it. they opposed it for years. tell us why. >> publically in 1997 because it causes so many problems for prosecutors. if your castle the area you can protect is a coffee shop or a wal-mart parking lot it is difficult for them to get over the defense. >> it is not just difficult don't you think beyond whether we can win or lose isn't it kind of a dangerous scenario -- i mean, i am a gun owner. ma

john kerry will post two days of mideast peace talks in washington starting tomorrow. >>> and two bodies believed to be of a bride-to-be and her fiance's best man are pulled from the hudsonoating accident. the boat's driver is being charged with manslaughter. the boat smashed into a barge on friday night. back to "caught on camera." >>> so far we've shown you stories of brave rescues of individuals trapped in frightening situations, but what happens when a natural disaster strikes a major american city devastating whole neighborhoods? it will take heroic efforts by rescuers to save as many trapped victims as they can. a mall parking deck collapses. >> we have one man that is under a parking structure, a crush injury. >> and a mile away at the very same moment an apartment complex caves in. >> i remember breaking down and crying. i wasn't ready to die. >> people trapped everywhere. >> we've been hit with a major earthquake. >> it's 4:31 a.m., january 17th, 1994. centered in the northridge section of los angeles, california, 20 miles north of downtown, it all happened so fast, in seven terrifying seconds, nature unleashes its fury. >> the first thing i heard was a loud exp

the om time the assignment lady sends them across the hudson is for a scandal or celebrity and he's a celebrity. >> i think what we need to know if johnt on a napkin, you should get it. if he's got a book out, you should read it. i'll certainly get it for my 9-year-old. as i talked about the filibuster in the first segment, keep an eye on the senate. mentioned the nomination. as we know there will be a homeland security secretary nomination at some point. we'll see how well that compromise holds. we're not out of the woods yet. we have seen both with this compromise and with the immigration bill and farm bill, perhaps we are returning to some fashion of the days where compromise is the currency of the realm in the senate but we shall see. >> we should also know by the end of the week if the third in line to the throne is a boy or girl. beyond that i'll be watching the federal election commission in d.c. there are three republican commissioner pretty much idea logically opposed to campaign finance regulations, that's been their bail wick since they have been on. the three republicans are trying to push through, ram through change while

john muller has that story for us. >> that's usually what we do in the summer. go fishing. the water's nice. and rope swings, a lot of fun. >> reporter: when andrew hudson, he never imagined he would end up in a fight for his life. >> it took me a couple seconds to actually figure out it was a gator. >> reporter: the 17-year-old was kicking his legs when he felt what he thought was a log. >> he took me under. and his claws and body and stuff. i just started to do whatever i could to get away. i really didn't want to die. >> reporter: a nearly ten-foot-long alligator had latched on to the teen's neck. its jaws wrapping around his head. >> he came up behind me and then clamped. i was worried about how much blood i was losing. i couldn't see. >> reporter: he fought until the giant gator miraculously let go. >> i got lucky there. i didn't think he would. and i got on land, bleeding everywhere. i took off my shorts and wrapped them around my head. trying to stop the bleeding. >> reporter: you can see hudson covered in blood, with his friend waving to a helicopter. while the teen now has 19 stitches in his back and 15 staples in his head, he says he's actuall