every time i see my friend john louis, i cannot help but think it wasn't that long ago that congressman louis was a young man and nearly died because he wanted to exercise his right to vote. our next witness is john park, injury. he is counsel in atlanta and he specializes in government affairs and received his law degree at vail university. go ahead sir. your whole statement will be made part of the record. >> not because i condone the use of deceptive practices, voter intimidation or both. the first point i would like to make, is before congress creates new tools for private individuals to use, it should encourage the ones that are presently existing. those tools are generally under utilized and should be put to use before penalties are created. we are talk iing about regulati political speech which we know to be at the core of the first amendme amendment's protection. the bill under consideration mi chill statements on unsettled grounds of fact or law. it may chill the making of even truthful statements and it will do so within 90 days of an election. and that is both federal and sta

i'm joining tonight by new jersey gop assembly leader john blamnic, also errol louis, the host of newhall and carol finny. john, you first. good to have you with us. what does mitt romney -- there seems to be a disconnect. he doesn't seem to be connecting or coming up with an immigration policy. what does he have to do to turn this around before november? >> it's all about jobs. whether you're hispanic or whatever you are, you want a job and you want thicks to get better for your family. this is what mitt romney -- his strong point, it's what people believe and will believe when they go into the voting booth, things have to get better in america. that's the point he has to make. he's made it, and i'm convinced that's the future. >> karen, what about the immigration end of it? it seems mitt romney hasn't come up with a plan. he can't answer the direct question, if he would stay with or rescind the program. >> it's not that he can 0, it's that he won't answer. one of his advisers has said that he would rescind the decision the president put in place. and here's the other thing, consider

john hancock building. a wonderful day to be outdoors. as we mentioned, 70 degrees was the high but check this out. 14 degrees warmer today. the high temperature in st. louis at 84. plenty of very hot air that's out to the west of us. and it looks like that stuff is going to make it into the chicago area by the weekend. in fact by sunday we should have a high temperature in the low 90's. it will be quite a change from this 70 to 75 degree temperature range that we've seen. right now, it's falling to 60 degrees at o'hare and you can see all across the area temperatures cooling off rather rapidly in the upper 50s in many locations. the winds, dying down wind speeds generally five to 10 miles per hour. after midnight the winds probably will be for the most part calm. now, look at this. the cool air will move out over the next couple of days. then coming in at about, say midweek into friday temperatures will be moving up fairly rapidly. and then, by sunday, we're looking at probably the heart of the hot air before a little bit of relief comes in with some

louis, nashville, atlanta, even in d.c., john. you may touch 100 degrees. that's dangerous heat.re or not. back to you. >> rob marciano, live for us out in colorado, thank you. >>> let's get to some other stories. isha joins us. >> secretary state clinton is in russia in a bid to stop moscow from providing arms to the syrian regime. in central damascus, two massive explosions. in what state run tv called an attack on the justice ministry. opposition groups report 140 people, including a number of syrian troops, were killed across the country today. >>> other news, a new emergency text message system will alert people in areas threatened by severe weather. the national weather service launched the service today which will broadcast messages to all cell phones within reach of an affected area. >>> and snoop dogg paid a fine of nearly $2,000 in norway for carrying marijuana through customs at an airport. police spokeswoman says the rap star was carrying 8 grams of pot. oh, dear. back to you, john. >> pay the fine, pay the fine. isha, thanks. >>> democrats express their own contempt

john danks felt more soreness than expected, and may need another minor league start before returing from the d-l. sox wrapping up a series in saint louis: the world series champs are up one in the third... david freese hits a two- run homer... floyd allowed five earned runs in just four-and-two thirds. sox down 5-0 in the sixth... but adam dunn makes it 5-3 with his 22nd home run of the year... he's tied for the most home runs in the majors. the sox fall short, though and lose 5-3... floyd's seventh loss of the year. now they're in l.a. for a weekend series with the dodgers. plenty of tigers fans on hand this year: cubs down in 2-0 in the second... darwin barney doubles to the left field wall... and alfonso soriano scores to cut the lead in half. still down a run in the ninth... austin jackson hits a two- run home run off of shawn camp to put the game out of reach. cubs lose 5-3, and drop the series. theo epstein's former team, the red sox are in town this weekend. the bears wrapped up mini- camp at halas hall, and won't meet again until training camp in bourbonnais at the end of next month. they cut back- up quarterback nathan enderle

. >> john fugelsang is here and he said he has loved julia louis-dreyfus since the s&l days, were youlity where you feel very invited into her world, you know. and i think that that's one of the things that makes her -- her work so good and so -- yeah i wasn't intimidated, i was kind of like i get to meet julia. >> i have always thought one thin, the people that are the best at playing bitches are the nicest people in person. what is that about? [ laughter ] >> yeah kim simons who plays jonah on our show was saying something like that. it gives us an outlet right to say all of the things that sometimes we want to say to some stranger on the subway, but we never can. [ laughter ] >> it's like taking a vacation from being a nice person. >> exactly. >> exactly. i was reading an interview you did with cnn, and you said people have good days and bad days, everybody uses the bathroom. when we mythologyize our presidents. >> yeah, obama -- some people talk about disill lou shunment and stuff, and i say that means you were lusioned in the first place. >> yeah. >> look at somebody's job and se

louis, 88 degrees. mostly sunny skies, 92 in denver. mostly cloudy skies, 59 in seattle. >>> the celebration of queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne continues today in london. royal musicians sir elton john paul mccartney and sir tom jones are among the performers at tonight's concert at buckingham palace. while that's a sight to see, more impressive was the pageantry that played out on the river thames sunday. >> reporter: the waterway was jammed with more than 1,000 boats. queen elizabeth leading. the flotilla made its way down a seven-mile stretch of the thames with all the pomp and ceremony fit for a queen. her majesty was joined by the entire royal family, including prince william and duchess of cambridge, kate. queen elizabeth is just the second british monarch to reign for 60 years, so organizers had to dig deep in britain's past to find a fitting tribute. the idea came from a painting of a royal river pageant from the 1600s. britain hadn't seen anything like it since then. on sunday millions got their chance to see the historic procession, and they did it in typical british fashion while enduring a steady downpour. >> we don't mind. we've got waterproof coats. >> waterproof trous

john. if the are attorney general were clean the documents would have been released a long time ago. and from california. >> steve cross, st. louis to back up that charge, please. and mitchell rarely knows what is on the urnedditied tape. producers supply her with the information. she made a rare mistake with breitbart because i didn't screen the unedited stuff. i didn't have time. that will never happen again because we now have other players in place but mitchell didn't know that. >> and from california. >> you must have sensitive hearing. you want yell? check out barney frank, that interview. i was chiding. gently chiding him. and from new york. >> justin from japan. and victoria from new jersey. >> my advice, victoria, get a no spin mug instead. you will thank me in ten years. you know, gravity? >> there you go, doreen. happy birthday. see you a a

louis freeh on behalf of the creditors now. again this report didn't really have any new bombshells i mean i guess it's good that now we know he thinks he can pursue claims against john for a zine and some other executives for negligence and breach of fiduciary duty but the question is where is the customer money one point six billion dollars and still missing one report i saw someone thought that it could take six years to get it back anything in these reports to indicate where it is. i read the reports i didn't see anything new there were a couple of soundbites liquidity. things like that a lot of people are reporting but in terms of facts in terms of actually who has the customer money we're not hearing anything new and they're not telling us they may have good reasons for that but it's satisfying and as far as. the trustee what else they insinuate about those counter parties which you say are really named there there is some confusion about whether or not the trustee could sue them because of safe harbor provisions could that come into play here well there's always the possibility that they can say with m.f. global in good faith that they were owed the money that

john kerry outraised george w. bush in 2004 when he was the nominee as well. romney was campaigning yesterday in st. louis where he framed the president's leadership on jobs in stark terms. >> record numbers of americans are living in poverty. 46 million people in this country living below the poverty line. this is not just a failure of policy. it is a moral failure of tragic proportion. our government has a moral commitment to help every american help himself. him and herself. [ applause ] >> and that commitment has been broken. >> a moral failure of tragic proportions, says mitt romney. president with a new ad admitting economic growth has been slow but blaming congress for not doing more to pass his tax plan. >> we are still fighting our way back from the worst economic crisis since the great depression. our businesses have created almost 4.3 million new jobs over the last 27 months, but we are still not creating them as fast as we want. >> the president's jobs plan would put teacher, firefighters, and police officers back to work right now and it's paid for by asking the wealthiest americans to pay a

working for a legendary john sherman cooper appeared in 1978, he was elected as the judge can and executive of jefferson county kentucky which encompasses the city of move will -- of louisrrently serving his fifth term and he is the longest serving united states senator in the history of the state of kentucky. in the u.s. senate, in the federal courts, and in the court of public opinion, he has fought liberal campaign finance reform, including mccain-time goal, and it and the right of organizations like ffc 2 for lead -- to fully participate in our election and we're very grateful for his leadership on that. [applause] his pro-life, pro-family, pro marriage, a full spectrum conservative who has led the fight in the senate against the failed obama's stimulus package, against obamacare, and against obama's liberal judicial nominees. he has a perfect 100% voting record with the faith and freedom coalition. he is married to the brilliant and lovely former director of the peace corps, former president of united way, and former secretary of labor elaine chao. he definitely married but himself. [laughter] he is the proud father of three daughters. he is the 15th republican lea