the other judge is pro-prosecution and i think -- that's right and john newman, yes but john newman i think rashad's lawyers look to john newman as being kind of thing wild card because he is very intellectually rigorous and i think they came away disappointed by the questions he asked. right there. the second row. >> hi. i worked in the 2000, 2003 managing partner there and thinking of somebody who was knowing a lot of college -- colleagues there the sense of betrayal is so acute that it's mind-boggling. a firm like mckenzie the absolute key is -- to the extent that eight years after he left mckenzie i still won't talk about it. that's the first in the second is the impact on south asians. a lot of consultants, mckenzie consultants who were indian origin just the chatter that goes across the dash have felt that they will be set up for special scrutiny and they feel like they are part of the indian mafia and there is a disparaging shadow and i'm not saying it could be widespread or long-lasting but there certainly is a bit of fat. >> is that i question? okay. right here in the second

with all of this hanging over his head speaker john boehner channeled his newman, what me, worry? approach to congressional deadlines. speaking before the break boehner seems completely nonplussed he provides over the least productive congress since world war ii. >> listen, we have a very divided country and a very divided government. i'm not going to sit here and underestimate the difficulty finding the common ground. there's not as much common ground here as there used to be. >> indeed. why find common ground when one party can spend all of its time railing against the president's health care law. with that the president will defend his signature achievement in a speech at 2:30 eastern. joining me georgetown university professor eric dyson, salon's editor-at-large joan walsh, "washington post" columnist jonathan capehart, former democratic congressman harold ford, jr. joining us from washington nbc's capitol hill correspondent luke russert. luke, i can't believe i'm saying the words government shut down and debt ceiling debacle once again, my friend. what are the chances that th

. >> reporter: newman's wife and son spoke earlier this week with cbs correspondent john black stone. >> fly to beijing and then paddle boat across. >> i said i would sit in the street. i'd do whatever i could do. >> reporter: the so-called apology video may indicate the north korean government is getting ready to let newman go. >> the way they framed the apology where it says at the end i'll go back to the united states and tell people the truth about what's going on in north korea, quote/unquote. >> reporter: snyder, researcher at stanford university says the north korean move defies logic and may be intended for the government of south korea. north korea has been trying to encourage its growing travel industry but the state department continues to issue warnings to americans about traveling in north korea. >> north korea has detained at least six americans since 2009 for a lot of reasons including trespassing and spreading christianity. >>> at least eight people are confirmed dead after a police helicopter crashed in to a crowded scotland pub. as danielle nottingham reports, the de

john seigenthaler in new york. >> merle new man is a free man and is in beijing. newmans deported for humanitarian reasons. >>> a jump in construction and manufacturing jobs helped bring the unemployment rate down to seven%. seven percent. >> the economy gained 200 new positions last month. >>> the new numbers show problems with the healthcare exchange website

john kerry does. >> that's a first prediction. you're doubling down as it were. chris cillizza, see you in a bit, ruth marcus. >>> a home coming seven weeks in the making for newmanily at the san francisco airport. north korea released the 85-year-old california retiree and korean war vet after detaining him without explanation during the final day of a guided tour in that country. president joe biden in south korea honoring the korean war dead said he had no role in the negotiations. while praising newman's release vice president noted another american christian missionary kenneth bay has been jailed more than a year. kim jong-un's powerful uncle, fourth behind the leader, has been percentaged from his military post. these images show the dramatic moment when he was hauled away by police from a meeting and arrested for what's described as criminal acts. south korea's ministry of unification, the uncle edited out of an official documentary. this is just the latest in the series of military purges since the death of kim jong-il. ♪ ♪ nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex dr

john seigenthaler in new york. >> merle new man is a free man and is in beijing. newman was deported for humanitarian reasons. >>> a jump in construction and manufacturing jobs helped bring the unemployment rate down to seven%. seven percent. >> the economy gained 200 new positions last month. >>> the new numbers show problems with the healthcare exchange website are over. the response time on healthcare dohealthcare.gov has improved ad imidnight sunday it was less thn 1%. >>> and in mexico six people are under arrest for stealing a cargo of radioactive material. they are at a hospital being tested for lai raition rai radi. >>> those are the headlines. america tonight is up flex. -- next. you cancel get th can get the ln al jazeera dot couldn't. jazeera.com. i will see you back here on monday night.