note who was a lawyer inside of the apartment, and she was also a whistle-blower inside of the john walkerase, and she ran a center for whistle-blowers and she worked with tom drake. the reason i was interested in this story is that by the time drake was prosecuted, obama was president, and we were supposed to be entering into a new regime with a president who had been a constitutional law professor and i was curious about whether some of the people who had been the whistle-blowers during the bush years about abuses of government in the war on terror, and if they would have a different, and be dealt with differently under obama, and his case was a test of all of this. so, anyway. >> mei, your documentary which is chilling and you can see it all on youtube and i suggest you do called "shouting in the dark." we have a segment of it here about a minute, and we will play it to give you the flavor of it. bahrain, an island kingdom in the arabian gulf where a majority are ruled by the sunni minority, where people fighting for democratic rights broke the barriers of fear. only to find themselves

i want to savor that a special thanks to our senior attorney and clean air director john walker. [applause] these are challenging times for our country. times of great opportunity yes, the times of many obstacles as well. over the past year we have struggled with historic debt and the enduring fallout from the worst recession since world war ii. u.s. troops are fighting their 11 grinding year in afghanistan and u.s. forces just returned after eight years of war in iraq. many of our closest european allies are facing economic ruin. the middle east has been remade by democratic revolutions that stretched to the gates of the kremlin. income inequality worldwide has turned occupy wall street movement into a global movement. amid turmoil, challenge, opportunity and change which of these pressing issues commanded the attention of the united states house of representatives? putting our fiscal house in order, they feeding our battlefield foes, shoring up our trans-atlantic partners and friends, addressing the yawning gap between rich and poor. what single action might we name tonight tha

john walker, a cruz ship lawyer, says every single cruise ship passenger needs to review the terms andcket. >> there are a number of prizes, if not down right shocks that's in the legal mumbo jumbo. >> the cruise lines have had their defense lawyers draft every single protection of the cruise line to limit the ability of injured passengers to per sue their remedies. >> such contracts make it very difficult to bring a lawsuit in an american urt where compensation would likely be much higher, even if the ship is american owned. that hasn't stopped a flood of lawsuits including some brought by crewmembers. but costa's ceo says lawsuits from crewmembers is a tiny minority. >> most of them, 95%, has already indicated they wish to come back to work for costa. >> costa estimates one-third of passengers are taking legal action. >> we believe we are fair. we believe that we did whatever was possible and impossible. to assist the family of the the deceased, to provide psychological assistance. >> the survivors of t ssurvivor >> senator rockefeller was highly critical of the costa when he clashed

john walker is scheduled to enter a plea for charges that could send him to prison for the rest of his life. he molested at least eight children in his care while working as a nanny out of a home in campbell. his alleged victims range in age from 9-15. >>> you might smell natural gag if you are in -- gas if you are in mill valley today and tomorrow. the venting will last for about 30 minutes. sometime between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. today and then again 9:00 a.m. to noon tomorrow. >>> time now 5:14. san francisco transportation officials looking about putting parking meters near the san francisco zoo. they are also considering adding parking meters near san francisco state university. officials say the goal of the meters is to encourage more to use mass transit and they also want to bring in extra money as well. >> that is really going to be a bummer when you go to the zoo though. >>> 5:14 is the time. let's check in with sal. >> good morning, pam and dave. you know we are doing pretty well soft on this monday. i keep looking to see if anything has popped up. so far so good. let's tak

john walker is scheduled to enter a plea.th several molestation and child porn argufy charges. he worked as a nanny for several families in campbell. there are at least eight victims. >>> alameda county judge has cleared the way for the oakland zoo to expand. zoo wants a new veterinarian hospital, camping area, new animal exhibits as well as an aerial gone dole la. the california native plant society and friends of nolan park tried to stop the development. attorneys for the group say they are considering an appeal. you can wake up with ktvu every morning. get the top stories while you were sleeping sent straight to your cell phone. you can get your ktvu morning wake up call by texting the word wakeup to 70123. >> very nice. >>> 5:16 is the time. that is for those people that slip in until 6:00. right? >> yeah. i think think computer just fell asleep. we will do the traffic here and then i will reboot my computer. steve knows what that is like. let's take a look at the east shore freeway. traffic is moving along relatively wel

. >>> john walker is scheduled to enter a plea this morning that could send him to prison for the rest eight children in his care while working out of a home in campbell. >>> the man accused of kidnapping and killing 15-year- old sierra lamar is expected to enter a plea tomorrow. antolin garcia-torres is being held without bail. sierra lamar's family spoke with us here at ktvu news at a fund-raiser here. they say they won't -- won't be at the hearing. sierra's sister wishes that he would tell the truth about her disappearance. >> of course, i want him to telling us what he knows and everything. but if -- if it is like the worse, you know, we don't want to let him off easy. >>> fire investigators are search forth cause of a two- alarm fire in benicia park. firefighters say two to three acres of thick vegetation burned. crews came from contra costa county, solano, fairfield and vallejo to help fight the fire. >> the cause is still under investigation and there are reports of a possible arson suspect. >>> a patent dispute between apple and samsung finally goes to trial in san jose. carol

john gonzalez is on the scene a near walker road where they're cutting down a tree.news for now. >> jeremy lin is moving back to houston as the rockets are him a second chance after knicks decided not to match houston's three-year, $25 offer to the point guard. he scored 25 points in his first start to the knicks. he started his career in houston, however. an injury in late march sidelined the star. still held enough to make $25 over the next three years. it is 79 degrees. >> we will be right back. good wednesday morning. new hope for the millions of struggling with obesity. the fda has approved a new thatription diet drugs will hit the shelf today. the results have been dramatic in clinical trials. we will have details, next on america.ing >> by now it is 6:53. time to check top stories. georgetown pike in great falls, crews are examining trees if they need to be removed. >> john gonzalez is live with latest. the cleanup is still on.g >> fairfax county police tell us hoping to reopen falls.own pike in great now they have decided not to. still cleaning up and looking

john christopher walker is scheduled to enter a plea when he appears before a judge at 9:30 this mornings have charged -- charged him with several charges. >>> pacific gas & electric has outlined plans to increase the safety of the pipelines. the ual tillty will merge distribution centers by the end of the next year. in addition to plans to add 1400 new work -- new workers. >> this sounds like things they should be doing all of the time. >> pg&e says the bowl is to be the -- goal is to be the biggest -- the best utility company in the country. >>> i know one of sal's priorities is to be at as many giant claims as possible. good morning. >> everyone. you can go there and tell us anything just about. we're on that page. the santa clara valley is looking nice. northbound 85, not bad. 17 looks good. 101 you see a little bit of slowing but not much. that's been a good commute. and at the toll plaza, we've had some slow traffic. now it's getting better. it's backed up to the middle of the parking lot and those metering lights are dash crash still on -- metering lights are -- are still on. >> i

she is a lawyer in the justice department who was also it was a lawyer in the john walker lindh case. she ran a center for whistleblowers and have been working with tom drake. the reason i was interested in this story at all was by the time he had been prosecuted, president obama waswe were supposed to be entering a new regime of a president who was a constitutional law professor. i was curious about whether some of the people who had been whistle-blowers' during the bush years about the abuse of government would be dealt with differently under president obama. his case was a test of all of this, so, anyway. >> may, your documentary which is really chilling, you can see it all on youtube -- "shouting in the dark." i suggest you do. we have a segment of it. for about one minute. let's just play it, let's give you the flavor of it. [clip] >> bahrain. an island kingdom in the arabian gulf, where the shia muslim are a majority. people fighting for democratic rights broke the barriers of fear. only to find themselves alone and crushed. this is their story and al jazeera is the witness. to

relates food because the people we have a whole list of people that i want to discuss here bobbie walker john huffman the bias mackey who just was shot nine times in two thousand to child maritimes mind you and i also an eleven year old child was shot in that same incident and the officer was so great was actually allowed to resign and no charges brought against him all the time what we see and i'm sure around the country all of you know bill and we are sick and tired of that and charles you're pointing out this trend there has been a series of deaths it sounds like over there and dallas within the past year so what exactly are you saying what are you accusing the police force there of and do you saying it is that corruption and if so do you think it's something that is and grain in the police department it would you say that it's systematic there. it is very much so systematic whenever you get to the point where the community can no longer trust the police then you have a problem in terms of the district attorney i've heard one law you say and he said plainly that you can easily indict a ham

thank you, the boston beer company and john mccain, kelly a ayotte and governor scott walker, tomorrow. ♪ >> "fox news alert," presidential politics taking the international stage. as governor mitt romney made his way to israel. we're now awaiting the republican presidential candidate's speech from jerusalem and he's expected to issue a tough unequivocal warning to iran. also affirming his position the jewish state's way to protect itself exists. i'm jamie colby, welcome to america's news headquarters. >> eric: i'm eric sean, a senior advisor to governor romney say he'll make the point very clear later today it is unacceptable for iran to develop nuclear weapons. and as he joins us every sunday, about this time, u.s. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton joins us, he is also a fox news contributor. good morning, ambassador, i think one of the most important points of mr. romney's speech is he said he'd support a unilateral attack by israel against iran if need be. what is your reaction this morning? >> that is exactly right. i think israel faces an existential threat from an ir

john blackstone now with herroic story. >> reporter: at the church of the city today pastor michael-- michael walker told a story of her oism how a 13-year-old struggled to save the life of six-year-old veronica mose moser-sullivan the younges youngest-- person to die. >> if you imagine a 13-year-old giving cpr to a six-year-old dying in her arms, it is a tragedy. >> reporter: that 13-year-old is kaylan. >> i'm still in shock. i don't think that it's hit me yet what i have been through. >> reporter: kaylan's mother heather asked us not to use their last name. they want privacy to recover but agreed to share kaylan's story. >> she was trying everything she possibly could to save another human being. >> reporter: kaylan went to the midnight movie with four others, family and friends including six-year-old veronica and veronica's mother. then the shooting started. >> it was terrifying because i couldn't see-- i couldn't see the person who had done it. >> she went to a simple movie with five people and-- and three of them got shot. >> reporter: when the shooting stopped, kaylan tried to give veronica cpr but a wound add dult ha

nice thing you are going to have somebody like scott walker or rick snyder or john case itch in ohiotanding next to romney, look if i had a partner in the white house, things would be so much better. put that aside for a second. the reality is that people in wisconsin and michigan and ohio don't feel better off today than they were three or four years ago. while the unemployment may be a tick lower in some of those states, it doesn't make the voters say, hang on a second, servicing great because we're at 7.9 and the rest of the country is 8.2. the people will look at this and say, this president didn't make things better in regard to jobs. didn't make things better in healthcare and all the other promises he made. ultimately this election has to be about whether or not barack obama fulfilled the promises he made to the american people. that is what will be front and center. all this other distraction and all these other things that obama is trying to put forward will all get washed away. in the end, they'll be one or two questions on the ballot in people's minds and revolve around tw

motor she was 6 years old john blackstone spoke with the youngest chairman of the tragedy a 13 year-old who tried to save veronica. >>> at the church in this city pastor michael walker told the story of heroism of a thirteen year-old struggled to save the life of veronica sullivan the youngest person to die. >>> she did cpr on the 6 year- old boy it is a tragedy >>> of a thirteen year-old is caitlin. >>> i am in shock that has not hit me yet >>> she went to the midnight movie with four others family and friends including six year- old veronica and veronica's mother then the shooting started. >>> it was terrifying >>> she went to a simple move with five people and three got shot. >>> when the shooting stopped gala and tried to give veronica cpr but a wounded adults fell on top of the 60. >>> i was asking the person the one i was trying to help if they could move but they kept saying they could not move there were numb i was begging the person please try we have to get out of here >>> she kept struggling until police arrived >>> i love that she thought of somebody else besides herself, that is amazing to me. >>> it is for a fine picture and in my head what i saw that

john black stone has her story for wjsz. >> at the church in the city today pastor michael walker told a story of heroism, how a 13-year-oldsave the life of a 6-year-old. >> if you can imagine an 13-year-old giving cpr to a 6-year-old with a gunshot wound, it's incredible. >> that 13-year-old is caylin. >> i'm still in shock. i don't think that it's hit me yet what i've been through. >> caylin went to the midnight movie with four others, including 6-year-old veronica and her mother. the shooting started. >> it was terrifying because i couldn't see the person who had done it. >> when the shooting stopped caylin tried to give veronica c pshgs cpr but a fallen adult fell on top of them. >> they kept saying they couldn't move, they were numb. i was begging the person, please try because we have to get out out here. >> she kept struggling until the police arrived. >> love that she thought of somebody else besides herself. that is amazing to me. >> it's horrifying picturing in my head what i saw that night. >> john black stone, cbs news, aurora, colorado. >> veronica's mother went into shock after learning her daughter died. sta

john blackstone has the remarkable story of the young survivor who tried to save veronica's life. >> at the church in the city, pastor michael walkereroism, how a 13-year-old struggled to save the life of 6-year-old veronica moser-sullivan. the youngest person to die. >> you can imagine the 13-year-old giving cpr to a 6-year-old who is dying. it's a tragedy. >> that 13-year-old is kaylan. >> i'm still in shock. i don't think that it's hit me yet what i have been through. >> her mother heather asked us not to use their last name. they want privacy to recover. but agreed to share this story. >> she was trying everything she possibly could to save another human being. >> kaylan went to the midnight movie with four others, family and friends, including 6-year-old veronica and veronica's mother. then the shooting started. >> it was terrifying because i couldn't see -- i couldn't see the person who had done it. >> she went to a simple movie with five people and three of them got shot. >> when the shooting stopped, kaylan tried to give veronica cpr, but a wounded adult had fallen on top of the 6-year-old. >> you're not a very big girl. th

. >> 10.9% to 8.5% and scott walker, of course, in wisconsin. john kasich in ohio. niki haley in north carolina and rick scott in florida. >> we understand that the -- meanwhile, the unemployment in states that elected democrats dropped an average as much as the national decline, i believe, and so the point is that they're making it in this story, the folks that voted republican where, you know, they rode into office on a wave of the tea party and fiscal responsibility. those governors actually did something about it. >> the question is he going to say they did what they're supposed to be doing or the people that are ructionists? if you look at the congress, they're obstructionists and if they're governors, they're can do guys. >> one state offering a safe haven. is that a good idea? we'll have that debate for you next. >> 100 inmates walking out of jail and no one is stopping them. never buy the reason why. >> get out of jail free card? >> i guess so. big smokers. pooches and puppies, we are fed up with being fed on. we demand k9 advantix ii. it not only kills flea

walker had in mind when she said we have to understand that we have power. despite the money and politics, despite the rigged system that's so frustrating, ultimately where it's darrell issa or john boehner or mitt romney, they are accountable to the people, and we do have that power [ applause ] >> one issue that i want to highlight because there's a lot of fight, there's a lot of things to work on, but one thing we need to be aware of is i have to say i was delighted and ecstatic by the supreme court's decision this week, but within that decision comes a challenge. the supreme court has said that states can opt out of expanding medicaid coverage to 133% of the poverty line. what that means is if you have a state, let's take texas, for example, where six million texans are uninsured, highest rate in the country. quarter of their residents don't have health insurance. if they went with the affordable care act and expanded medicaid up to 133%, it could cover two million more texans. for the first years it would be 100% of the federal government expense. going forward it would be at 90% of federal government expense. texas decides in their texas way that they do sometimes that they

ever teach you, tell you that chief justice john jay said, "those who own the country should govern it"? >> no, i mean, it reminds me of a quote that george walker bush used, which was that this is an ownership society and if you don't own anything, you don't have any say. he didn't actually say the second part. but he did describe america as an ownership society. effectively meaning that people need to be empowered through the privatization of formerly public services for the purposes of having a stake in it. and this, of course, was evidenced by his attempt to privatize social security, right? but the bottom line is that because of the significance of money in politics, because of the increasing wealth inequality in this country people who don't own anything are often at the whim and caprice of political and business elites. >> why do politicians whitewash history? >> because it helps them get elected. why else do politicians do what they do? >> how does it help them get elected though? does it mean -- you mean we the voters like our cream and peaches history? >> just like black folks like celebrating -- having barbecue and shootin' fireworks

thank you, the boston beer company and john mccain, kelly a ayotte and governor scott walker, tomorrowgovernor mitt romney made his way to israel. we're now awaiting the republican presidential candidate's speech from jerusalem and he's expected to issue a tough unequivocal warning to iran. also affirming his position the jewish state's way to protect itself exists. i'm jamie colby, welcome to america's news headquarters. >> eric: i'm eric sean, a senior advisor to governor romney say he'll make the point very clear later today it is unacceptable for iran to develop nuclear weapons. and as he joins us every sunday, about this time, u.s. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton joins us, he is also a fox news contributor. good morning, ambassador, i think one of the most important points of mr. romney's speech is he said he'd support a unilateral attack by israel against iran if need be. what is your reaction this morning? >> that is exactly right. i think israel faces an existential threat from an iran with nuclear weapons. and, it would be entirely a legitimate exercise of israel

walker of wisconsin. and how will the decision play out on the campaign trail? we'll ask our political round table. john harris of politico, major garrett of "national journal" and our own jan crawford and john dicker son. the supreme court's ruling and what it means for you. because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. substituting for bob schieffer, cbs news chief white house correspondent norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good morning again. the big news came this week when the supreme court decided to uphold president's signature achievement, the affordable care act, including its most controversial element, the individual mandate which requires people to buy health insurance or pay a penalty. we peer joined now by the speaker of the house, john boehner. mr. speaker, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> pelley: were you surprised by the supreme court's decision? >> i was. the idea that the federal government can mandate that the american people purchase a product is shocking to me. but they made their decision

john washington. those are the storm chances the rest of the week. increased chance friday and saturday because a lot more dynamics those fans. but cannot rule out tuesday wednesday, thursday. but after walker -- record- breaking highs of the weekend we are down and 80's. refreshing air, action a few days below average. the retreat came down george washington parkway during the storm does -- >> a tree came down george washington parkway during the storm, traffic test exit at the memorial bridge. the tree is down near spout run. they are out there with chain saws. 95 southbound, somebody hit a light pole and the light pole is down on the interstate. southbound of a truck weighing station but traffic is getting through. on the baltimore washington parkway, a collision just reported southbound near 410 inside the beltway. if you take metro rail, they are reporting normal service system- wide. we are running back to news now. >> thank you. the auto industry targets a specific group of guys. >> sales going well for the "50 shades" trilogy. more on the american money up de. >> topping america's money -- the next big thing in all goes industry insiders say it is going to be the comeback pickup tru

john roberts, fox news. >>> up next, a u.s. congressman makes history by saying "i do." >>> plus, walking backwards while blindfolded turned out to be too tough for this tight rope walkerary fall, coming up next.  . >>> massachusetts congressman barney frank has married his long-time partner in a ceremony officiated by the state's governor. the 72-year-old congressman tied the knot with jim ready in a saturday evening wedding at the boston marriott. more than 300 friends, family and colleagues attended, a few you might know, including democratic minority leader nancy pelosi, and representatives al greene and jim mcgovern. frank and ready have been partners since 2005. frank, by the way, is the first sitting congressman to enter into a same-sex marriage. >>> virginia governor bob mcdonald has left for a trip to dublin and london for economic development meetings. while there, he'll also promote the rolls-royce supply chain for advanced manufacturing, both near richmond. >>> libyans tonight, celebrating the country's first free national election since the toppling of long-time dictator moammar gadhafi last year. thousands of residents took

walker bush. which is get to be a pretty long time ago. so maybe times have changed. wolf. >> john berman.got a nice little sense of humor and who knew "the brady bunch" was making a comeback? >> i like his take on things. do you have a front-runner that you'd like for the vp? >> i was thinking the senator from ohio. he's very smart. former special trade rep. former congressman. ohio. ohio, ohio, ohio. i also think tim pawlenty is right up there. he was first runner up last time. he was almost the vice president but sarah pail lin got that. very smart guy. >> he's been a strong surrogate on the trail so far. >> i wouldn't be surprised if it's pa letim pawlenty. bobby jindal. >> you can hold him to it when we all find out. >> special, tomorrow, 6:00 p.m. eastern, right here in "the situation room." pay attention because tomorrow the former republican presidential candidate newt gingrich will be here at this table together with the reverend jesse jackson. they will be our guests. they'll talk to us. they'll talk to our entire team. 6:00 p.m. eastern, tomorrow, right here in "the situation ro

walker bush, and i said, let's see if we can get him for an interview, and they sat down and it was wonderful. >> johne interview came in? >> i think what surprised me was how much they interact as a couple, they're back and forth, there's a lot of kidding and joking. i think the president is as humble as everyone says, and i think barbara is still there saying, you know, you're too humble. you should speak more. so i think their banter as a couple was really charming. >> that's nice. joe? >> john meacham, january 20, 1993, nobody could have looked forward to this day when perhaps the most beloved public figure. is george h.w. bush a one-term president whose legacy grows by the month? >> it does. >> why? >> i think because the things he did in realtime people see were, in fact, courageous and the right things to do. and the day he did the budget deal in 1990 that so many conservatives continue to be unhappy about, breaking his pledge in 1988, saying, read my lips, no new taxes, and then ultimately he had to say, read my hips, i'm changing my view. he did it because he thought it was the right thing to

john hickenlooper of colorado, governor mark dayton of minnesota, gov. mike beebe of arkansas, gov. dave heinemann of nebraska, governor chris christie of new jersey, gov. scott walker wisconsin, and governor jerry herbert of utah. and as the new vice chair of nga, governor mary phelan of oklahoma and as a chair, gov. jack martel of delaware. i move that these nominations be adopted. >> is there a second? >> second. >> all in favor? the ayes have it. before i turn it over to gov. martel, i want to say a few words about jack. we have known each other for a long time. i have great respect for what he has done as the governor bill weld appeared more importantly, what he has done for me as vice chair. we have had an absolutely fantastic partnership. i can talk to jack about any single issue. we can have a great conversation and move for a behalf of the nga. my wife sally, who i see has walked in now, we were very honored and pleased to get to know jack and carla on an even better basis then we have known them in the past. we want to thank both of you for what to do and what you have done for us. but now it is time for you takeover. here is the gavel. good luck and congr