at the conclusion of the encounter, sir john ryan and officer lieu maintain security on the screen -- on the scene until additional officers arrived to assist. an ambulance was immediately summoned. the suspect was transported to san francisco general hospital and later succumbed to his gunshot wounds. in the bank robbery suspect in this incident displayed an outrageous lack of concern for life, public safety, and property for what the course of the criminal rampage that began in irvine, california. he used a firearm to rob to banks in southern california, of threatening to shoot the tellers if they did not comply. gave no consideration to anyone who got in the way of his criminal ambition or effort to escape. as a direct result of his disregard for anyone who might come in to counter with his criminal endeavors, and as well as san francisco police officer lives were jeopardized. the suspect complete disregard for the public put a great risk any person who might inadvertently cross his path, should he escape from the park. searchers got ryan, rubin reyes recognize the danger. even whe

so john. >> ryan, thank you for the kind introduction and a little trip down memory lane. one part of the story that wasn't mentioned was when i set when we go to albania eye, brain kicked me for shazam to the table and i then realized that probably wasn't the smartest thing to be saying to strangers. so thank you so much for hosting -- cohosting the event tonight i'd also like to thank kathleen angelo at the store who is cohosting. i very much appreciate that. i'd like to thank marche davis and his team at indiana landmarks for allowing us to use this incredible facility. it's really beautiful. i'd like to thank rebecca homeland and her colleagues from iu prize, indiana university press who have been wonderful to work with. it's really been a pleasure to work with them. what i am here to talk about tonight is this book which brian mentioned called "richard lugar, statesman of the senate." when i talk to people now, the first thing he asked me is how did you time this so well? the book is coming out just weeks before one of the most eagerly anticipated primaries in indiana

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. >> john: thank you ryan. >> next my take on the regulators. do they really want america to fail? hat popular web video we showed parts of suggest that some regulators want america to fail. now, i don't believe that. except, maybe some do, after all the environmental group earth first used to use the slogan back to the pleissene and they believe only pure nature is normal. some won't be happy until they reduce our carbon foots print to zero. think about who becomes a government regulatory. who wants to create these rules. do you want to work at the epa? i don't either. i don't want to work in a dreary burr okay krags. who is more likely to be a bureaucrat. environmental zeal otds. >> if i wanted america to fail.... >> some people in our government still want the price of energy to rise. they will achieve their vision, americans will have to live in small homes or apartments, great they say. once you decide that industry is destruct identify. higher energy costs will do that. but if they wanted to make america poorer, just say so. something like in the name of our pristine environme

. >> john: thank you ryan. >> next my take on the regulators. do they really want america to fail? >> john: that popular web video we showed parts of suggest that some regulators want america to fail. now, i don't believe that. except, maybe some do, after all the environmental group earth first used to use the slogan back to the pleissene and they believe only pure nature is normal. some won't be happy until they reduce our carbon foots print to zero. think about who becomes a government regulatory. who wants to create these rules. do you want to work at the epa? i don't either. i don't want to work in a dreary burr okay krags. who is more likely to be a bureaucrat. environmental zeal otds. >> if i wanted america to fail.... >> some people in our government still want the price of energy to rise. they will achieve their vision, americans will have to live in small homes or apartments, great they say. once you decide that industry is destruct identify. higher energy costs will do that. but if they wanted to make america poorer, just say so. something like in the name of our pristine

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mitt romney is heading here soon, house speaker john boehner, paul ryan also will pass through the regionall to raise money for the democratic or republican party. in this case mr. obama for his own fund-raising event. >> president obama about to go to atherton, about five miles away will be john boehner at another fund-raiser at the home of thomas seibel. tonight at doug and lisa goldman's home, you may know the name. a noted philanthropist and hosting about 60 people at their home. the cost to get in nearly $36,000 per person. we saw jean elle, a big crowd waiting in redwood city at the fox theater where president obama will arrive there at around 9:15 this evening. so the schedule is jam packed and then off to the fairmont hotel in san jose for a quick overnight stay. >> california has long been one of the key places for democratic candidates to come to fill their campaign coffers and the president has made california one of his top spots with some of the biggest super donors contributing to the campaign. employees of google, university of california employees, and also stanford univer

. >>> the war on the poor has gotten more vicious than ever, thanks to john boehner, paul ryan and house republicans. e.j. dionne will break it down. stay with us. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." here on this program, here we show you this chart, illustrating private sector job growth under president bush and under president obama. we show it to you all the time, because those numbers aren't going to change. they don't lie. these are absolutes. this is what has happened. now it's made its way into the latest campaign ad for president obama. part of the reason for that is the success, is the recovery of the automobile industry. president obama saved the big three, yet mitt romney says he'll take credit for it. so what does the president think of that? >> mitt romney just recently said that he deserves the credit for the revival of the u.s. auto industry. how do you respond to that? >> well, you know, i think this is one of his etch a sketch moments. i don't think anyone takes that seriously. people remember his position, which was, let's let detroit go bankrupt. so had we followed his

class and then when it comes push to show of they're going to go with austerity and whatever paul ryan or john boehner is going to demand i look at this as if to say if we were to create a third party system you're going to attract voters from one party the other and that's going to shoestring one of the parties maybe one that's going to be more beneficial to the average working class person to me i look at politics through a lens of sticks and carrots and i like heavy portion of the stick so i know what i'm getting out of the republican party more class war what i feel my job is to do sometimes is to keep these guys honest and demand that they do what they say they're going to do and democrats like to look at it like well we all we all like to make demands i get the end i got to cut you off because you've got to hit this break but john and i do want to bank all of you for joining us tonight and he said no but i will take a break but we will be right back.

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ryan himself... john chait has a piece in the new york magazine, ryan himself was a budget busting deficit mongerer through the bush years so the whole notion he cares about the deficit is a fabrication. >> rose: bush himself was a budget buster. >> of course, but ryan supported him every step of the way. but i think the important thing is what are they calling? they're calling for low taxes on corporations and the rich and big spending cuts... >> rose: obama is for low taxes on corporations. >> well, he's for a corporate tax reform. >> rose: no, he's for reducing the corporate tax and paying for it by reduction in deductions. that's what he's for. >> right. >> rose: that's by definition a lower tax rate. >> not lower effective tax rate. that doesn't really change the amount that they pay. and the ryan plan would reduce the amount they actually pay. but the point is... we had this panel with carly fiorina. >> rose: i'm getting to that because of what you blogged. >> and she said corporate tax cuts are the

she donated $200,000 to republicans since 2008 including tommy thompson, john boehner, and paul ryan.nd donated $510,000 to walker's campaign. so this is the lady, senator larson, that he's telling about his plans to divide and con ter the unions. a lady that gave him about a half million dollars and he is giving over $200,000 to other leading republicans. >> right, and this is his base, these are the people that he's going to try to appeal to. he's continued to ignore the regular citizens of wisconsin when they were showing up in groups of tens of thousands. but to -- fund his entire campaign. at least she was one of the rich people in the state of wisconsin. two thirds of his money came from other places across the country. he is trying to be a right wing rock star, and that's not what wisconsin wants. wisconsin wants somebody that will bring us together. there is a great picture going around of mayor barret going up to the protestors, shaking their hands, and talking to them. that's what we need, not someone looking for ways to divide us. >> let me quickly go to you, the associated

john buck with the bases loaded. ryanakes a diving stop but couldn't pull off the double play. the marlins win 5-3. >>> the orioles in toronto against the jays. bottom of the third, davis turns to bunt and almost gets hit by brandon morrow. the very next pitch, davis takes morrow deep to left field for one of four solo home runs by toronto. the orioles are swept by the jays 4-16789 another one tucker likes. >>> the nba draft lottery was held last night in new york. ted leonsis' son zachary represented the wizards. it came down the bobcats, wizards and hornets vying for the top tick. washington will pick third. norrens ended up getting the first pick. >> still can't believe how big he is. >>> celtics and heat in miami. boston took a seven-loipt lead into the break. this one went back and forth the rest of the way and goes to overtime. the heat pulled way to win 116- 111 and go up two games to none in the series. >>> the u.s. soccer team faced brazil in front of the over 67,000 fans at fedex field. 26 minutes, brazil leads

president bill clinton, treasury secretary timothy geithner, house budget committee chair paul ryan, house speaker john boehner, alan simpson, and what i heard from awful them is a bipartisan call for action and alarm. >> the next into years could be the most consequential two years we see in washington and have seen in the last 50 or 60 years. >> and interest rates will go up so fast you won't be able to catch your breath. >> how much? how much are they going snup some wall street investors, the most bearish, say americans could relive the late '70s, early '80s. one investor told me he's mauking big bets in the treasury market, 17% for a mortgage. that may be incredibly dire, but it's happened before. debt on debt on debt means interest on interest on interest. so we did the numbers. current projections from the cbo say the u.s. will spend, prepare yourself for this one, $624 billion in interest in ten years. we will spend more on interest than on medicaid in six. this is absolutely not okay. i interviewed speaker boehner and asked him whether armageddon is avoidable. >> we all know social security, m

john buck with the bases loaded and one out. ryan zimmerman a diving stop but the throw pulls desmond off the bag. nats get swept by miami. >>> raja davis turns to bunt. look out. in the face almost. didn't get him. real close. very next pitch, davis takes hammel deep to left. baltimore has lost eight of the last ten. >>> u.s. soccer national team entered winner of five straight at fed ex but they were facing brazil a team the u.s. only defeated once in 16 previous matches. 67,000 people at fed ex field. 26th minute. brazil leads 1-0. maymar on the corner kick past tim howard. brazil in front 2-0. 45th minute. here come the yanks, michael bradley ahead too fabian johnson who crosses in front to hercules gomez. 2-1. still 2-1, maymar to mars lo who rims it past howard. brazil defeats the united states 4-1. >>> what we return, ted leonesis' son zachary hopes to bring the luck from ted. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's one thing... to have created an icon and quite another to have done it generation after generation. to the long line of legend

john buck with the bases loaded. ryanakes a diving stop but couldn't pull off the double play. marlins go on to win 5-3 and sweep the nats. >>> the lottery was held last night in new york. ted leonsis represented the wizards. the top picks came down to three teams. wash will pick third. new orleans ended up getting the coveted first spot. third is still not too bad. not at all. >> a hamburgerring being served for nearly $300 in new york. >> it may not be worth its weight in gold. it may taste like it. fox's julie chang shows us this morning. >> oh, yes, black truffles, i see you. hi. it is me, julie chang here at serendipity where they have up leashed their $295 burger. this is the world's most expensive burger. oh, yeah, and they've got paperwork to prove it. executive chef joe calderon. what make it so expensive? >> it is the finest ingredients in the world. we start with three different cuts of japanese style wagu beef. it is infused with 10-herb white truffle butter. it is topped with cheddar cheese. it is montgomery

shot gets block but the puck is hanging around on the doorstep ryan callahan puts it in. five minutes later johnn appearance past lundquist ties it all up the game stands there 1-1 double overtime. caps will not give our hearts a break. the caps were the only ones in action -- were not the only ones in action. the nationals hosting the diamondbacks trying to stop their five game losing streak. bryce harper and the nats taking on the diamondbacks all the buzz bryce harper is the man. in the fourth inning wilson ramos with a ground ball heating up the seconds baseman. check him out knocks the ball out of the catcher's hand that means you're safe my friend. 9th inning that's down one bryce on second ian desmond says let's do this. two runs walk off homer that's win 5-4. i like that. all right. nfl handed out more suspensions for the bounty gate thing this time players getting punished not the owners not the coaches. four players suspended including star linebacker jonathanville man he's out for the whole season without pay. the players union will fight but usually they don't win. >> still 1-1 at th

states ambassador to afghanistan saying he is leaving this summer and bass to ryan crocker we are awaiting a verdict in the john edwards corruption trial space-x. a private company successfully sent the thousand pound counsel called dragon into space hearers in the john edwards trial taking a second look at a couple of key pieces of evidence in that case. some of the stories very worthwhile the john edwards stuff not so much the cory booker stuff not worth continuing for days on end that's for sure vassar ryan crocker stepping down us just more bad news for the slow and embarrassing unraveling of the war in afghanistan and since we're playing the name game here let me just point out one name that most definitely did not make it on to your t.v. screen that name would be john brennan obama's chief counterterrorism adviser now you've heard me talk about a many times before on the show most recently where he publicly spoke out about the drone program called it moral and ethical and just and you have to wonder why suddenly he was feeling so good about talking about it in the open well now we have our answer accordin

his policies or moving backward to the bush cheney days with mitt romney backwards to the john boehner, paul ryantt romney has endorsed, the president was clear on there. there was a sell-out crowd. the packed house in richmond. 14,000 and wildly enthusiast i can supporters and the biggest crowd mitt romney got in his whole freaking thousand. if they want to make this about audience size, about enthusiasm bring it on. >> obama would crush mitt romney when it comes to that. >> let's get two football stadiums. put them side-by-side. put romney in one, obama in the other. case closed. helex over. i.q. will go way up. about this issue. >> on your radio and on current tv, this is the bill press show. >>(narrator) three former nsa agents reveal their secrets. americans spying on americans. a special edition of viewpoint with elliot spitzer, live from washington tonight at 8/7 central. ♪ >> heard around the country and seen on current tv, this is the bill press show. >> david sarota from denver am 760, coming up in the next segment of the full-court press this morning. fired up, ready to go. heard that

. >>> john travolta's sexual harassment lawsuit is dropped. >>> speaking of ellen, ryan seacrest boughtbedroom house for a whopping 37 million bucks, which is like the interest on his new contract. it's really nothing for him. >> ellen must have had a pretty big pad. >> they did. >> she's done well. syndication is where the money is. >> i'm lynn berry. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" is next. >>> so we're doing this again. house speaker john boehner promises an election year fight over the federal debt ceiling. this is mitt romney warns of a prairie fire of debt consuming the country under president obama. the question is, will this debate over the size of government be the core issue of this presidential election? >>> meanwhile, the fbi launches an investigation into the accounting practices of jpmorgan chase after the announce. last week of a loss of $2 billion. what does it tell us now that the fbi is jumping in? >>> and the se thing miami heat got a little less sure last night at home against the indiana pacers. the question is, with chris bosh hurt, could

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and then the quality of the people you spoke to about him, tim cook -- or ryan john son, i should say. not bad. all of them have nothing but good things to say. >> this is at least a bright spot to end the holiday weekend. the number is huge. it's 79.3. now, i'll tell you, that is the strongest number. get this, since october of '07, according to my records when the number was 80.9. so that is amazing. that was the mid month read. this is may final. this is really against a 76.4, which the final for april. so, you know, it's kind of the same in europe we've seen some better confidence numbers in france. a lot of this could be the drop in gasoline prices. >> not too much reaction here. amazing, the best level since october, 2007. >> did you see germany consumer confidence was steady in may? or just by these headlines. >> these surveys are not much of anything. always hard to say. but the market perhaps taking a little bit of time. financials did turn around, i noticed a bit. but that could be as much lack of headlines out of europe as anything else. we're watching morgan stanley trying