go on, katy.e country. >> starting now. >> it doesn't matter who you are, what school you go to. any school can participate. >> but wait, there's more. what happens next. >> oh, yeah. if you make a great video, then i'm going to show up at your school, on the day of my birthday, october 25th. >> and a performance? >> the best video wins. i'm coming to your football field or your classroom, whatever you have. i'm coming there. best video wins a big performance by me, the week of my release, on my birthday morning, for you guys. >> you send us the video on her birthday, october 25th, she will come to your high school. and it was like three years ago today, today, you went back to your high school in santa barbara. >> it's always very exciting to go back to high school or school. school in general. when i get up this early in the morning, it makes me relive that feeling for school, like crusty eyes and tired. you know, what i used to do? my mom would try and wake me up from school, i would put the co

tuck. >> katie: huh, o.k. >> i don't think i need one anymore. >> katie: i don't think you need one either! >> so thank you so much for stopping by and trying these jeans on for us, and i'm so glad you're so happy with kymaro's curve control jeans. >> shopping at the mall is fun if you go with your friends and you're just going to, you know, sort of shop and look around, but when you're serious and you want to buy a pair of jeans and you need something, it's always, you know, a hassle. it's very rare that you get a salesperson that can come and bring you your different sizes and stand at your door and help you out, and by the time i'm done, i'm always exhausted. i don't want to... i don't even care anymore, i just get something that works for that... you know, for whatever i need, and then i leave, and it's not very fun, so it was totally different buying kymaro and calling up, no problem, they were there very shortly and it was... they were perfect. >> i try and buy classy jeans but a little bit on the less expensive side, because i know i have to then go spend another 30, $40 gett

katie -- katy perry concert. i'm a bit of a contrarian many of ways. for example the only time that a texas one i'm driving. [laughter] actually i don't even know how the text anyway but there's a principle to that to matt. so i'm looking at the mccarthy book. i have a new book out called "stalin's secret agents." that's the new book and they are both kind of about the same thing so there's nothing wrong with lumping them together. they are about it period of american history that is very frequently and in fact almost always misrepresented in the history books that you may have read in college or in high school. i tried to look at the mccarthy era. how many of you have ever heard of senator mccarthy and mccarthyism? how many have heard anything good about senator mccarthy? i see no hands. typical and it's not their fault. it's the fault of my generation for not getting the truth out there. the new book is about other aspects of that era the so-called cold war. from your standpoint this might as well be the war of

>> reporter: yes katie. forgive me we're just trying to get -- obviously as you can imagine, joe, go ahead, you may put the microphone on there. as you can imagine, this is a very, very difficult situation here. we are here with a couple of guests who can give us at least some insight into what's going on there. this is chief william hall of the port authority police of new york. as we told you earlier, the port authority police have authority over the world trade center. gentlemen, if i could get you to stand like that. first of all chief, do we have any idea of how many people are in there? >> we have no idea. it was pretty much rush hour time that this took place this morning, so the 91s we don't know yet. we tried to get almost everybody out that we could early on. >> after the first two crashes when the planes hit the building there was roughly about, i would say, what an hour hour and 15 minutes between that and the point the south tower collapsed. >> give or take. >> how many people were you able to g

katie is 30 years old.r husband, she rarely has time to focus on herself. she jumped at the chance to get pampered. let's listen to her story. >> we spotted katie because of the teenage mutant ninja turtle. didn't know you would be on national tv? >> it was all right. i like it anyway. >> i know you wanted to cut your hair. what an opportunity. >> exactly. i'm so excited. i'm planning on donating it to locks of love. very excited. >> what do you think of all this? she deserves it. she's been a stay at home mom, and i've been out of town a lot. she has taken a lot of responsibility with the kids, and she really deserves something nice. >> all right. well here we go. >> thank you so much. >> we like it when people say thank you. >> i do, too. and i like ramsey. >> he is kind of cute in that turtle shirt. >> ramsey, please keep your blindfold on. here is katie meadows before. all right. katie, let's see the new you. all right. oh my god. >> turtle man is going to go into shock. >> ramsey get ready. take off th

i ran downstairs to my wife katie after the meeting and said, i knew i was going to say no, but that a really compelling meeting. kelly is like, oh, god. it is like casting a role in a , or meeting the person you know you should be with for the rest of your life. you can talk about it forever, and you can try to quantify, but the truth is when you walk into that restaurant and see that person, it hit you. that's the person. it's hard to know what those qualities are. i have a number of questions about "star trek," but how is it you acknowledged you are not a big fan of the franchise, yet you did something that fans apparently loved? >> part of it is i had an amazing cast, incredible writers. huge fan.a i became a fan getting to work on it. those are wonderful characters and incredible relationships. the funny thing is it always felt a little bit phony. much, to appreciate it so the intelligence of the debate. oft he was doing was so much a comment on where we were as a country at the time. the idea of people working together from various countries, different races all working togethe

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is on yerba buena island with reaction. >> look at the scenery, hold and new, side by side, cars zipping along on the new span. i talked with a lot of commuters and they are in love. this is what drivers see. this is how they feel. >> it is a beautiful new bridge. >> a real experience, pretty nice. >> a beautiful sight. >> it was it will dark and some drivers took advantage of the light traffic. >> it was beautiful and, yes, i drove slower just to admire the bridge. >> commuter whose arrived later by bus found themselves caught up in traffic but all the better to see the new sights. >> tale stayed awake coming across the bridge to see it and there was excitement. >> the white tower draws the eye but drivers and riders are will impressed with the wide lanes and new lighting. >> nice and bright. it looks good. >> faster than the other one. >> so far, a crowd-pleaser among commuters. >> now, last i talked with bay area commuters they were frustrated and stuffed on bart because of the bay bridge closure. what a difference a couple of days days days and a b

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katy butler's new book, "knocking on heaven's door: the path to a better way of death." you're watching booktv on c-span2. >> is there a nonfiction author or book you'd like to see featured on booktv? send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. >> host: and now joining us on booktv is the founder of a group called publish ors lunch. start by telling us what that is. >> guest: well, it's lots of things. publishers lunch is an e-mail newsletter that tells everyone in the business what's going on every day. we have a web site, publishersmarketplace.com, that has databases and tools that all the people here at javits needs to find the information they need, find each other, get business done. >> host: why that name? what's your background? >> guest: the origin lunchtime when people in the business exchange information with each other. so when the internet came along, and we were trying to find the right metaphor for a lunchtime environment, lunch.com was taken already. so i came up with publisherslunch, and people automatically kind of knew what

. >>> katy perry's suicide confession. >> what led the superstar to consider taking her life. i'm nancy o'dell. >> i'm rob marciano. ♪ you're going to hear me roar >>> lying on a bathroom floor asking herself, should i continue living? katy's new interview about her darkest days in tonight's top story. >>> then, the plunging necklines. the thigh-high slits. kim k. showing off her post-baby body. new video from paris. plus inside her baby shower with lamar and kanye. >>> and exclusive "big bang's" kaley cuoco on her surprise engagement. >> how did you know he was the one? >>> the "breaking bad" spin-off. >> we're done when i say we're done. >> well, after the series finale that everybody is talking about, we have the latest on what is coming up next. >>> then -- ziva's emotional "ncis" good-bye. "e.t." with your early peek. >> i'm fighting for you, ziva. >> i know. >>> new billy ray cyrus on his wild child miley taking it off. >> is it tough for you as a dad to watch everything she goes through sometimes? ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ >> tonight, "e.t." uncovers the new na

joining us now by satellite from san francisco is katy weber. she's a form he u.s. army soldier and a sexual assault survivor and now she counci cous other sexual assault survivors. i know this is a very difficult and personal topic. but when you hear what secretary hagel is putting into place, does it sound good, does it sound effective? >> thanks libby. i don't find anything within the chain of command to be effective. my rape was 18 years ago. and now, as a victim advocate receiving calls on a regular basis from active duty service members who are quote unquote stuck on military bases, i don't think it's enough. i don't think that anyone should be required to report something so devastating, traumatic, and just kind of life-altering, to a boss. to their boss. that person has no professional training -- >> katy you were so young when this happened to you. >> yeah. >> just into the military at 17, stationed at a pretty isolated place in germany six months into your service when you were raped by someone who had more authority who had a higher ranking for you. what

yet suddenly katie is an issue there with mr cooper in there saying which global economies are there they can truly stand on their own feet certainly you know if you want to have a look for example of the eurozone how many areas how many years almost any packages for greece for its only people in oz and as well portugal no one talks about portugal anymore that was going down the drink in the past couple of years yes yes getting too many headlines so certainly as you say katie a lot of big news here to talk about the g. twenty twenty thirty here in st petersburg but on a slightly more fun note what behind you yes the hummocks museum or the former winter palace all of those are you know one of things i russians have told me that the winters in some petersburg a much more brutal than that and more so i had to say what more fish yes yes i have always at the start but actually spent a winter up here also in petersburg you know the head of the bay of finland the baltic sea here the winds get ferocious and with the high humidity it gets very very cold indeed what we're waiting for katie now

we want you to talk to katie on the air. controls of the plane. it broke off its route to los angeles. i was finished and just as i threw it back, almost in an instant, boom. the plane hit the pentagon. >> we're looking at live pictures of the pentagon where there is billowing smoke, mick, can you talk to us? >> officially, nobody knows exactly what happened. i think the picture is pretty clear. >> we were several hundred yards away from where the plane struck the building. but i could feel the room shake. and the windows rattled. >> as i was in the hallway just a few moments ago, i could smell an acrid smoke. authorities are clearing the building. >> within minutes they had sent out the word to evacuate the building. but i felt i had to stay at the camera for even a short period of time to report what critical information we knew about what was happening. i don't know if you can hear the sirens outside right now. but it appears that -- i think people here in the building are already describing as a highly sophisticated, coo

katie's paternal grandmom has raised six kids, the first born in 1948.1. first of all, dr. proun the lack of baby books. one here from the '40s. for example, breast-feeding. >> well, actually, this is from the turn of the century, actually they support breast-feeding from 1940 to 1980, though, with the rise of infant form louisiana less that 5% of babies were breast fed. today over 75% were breast fed. that's because we know the benefits. >> katie, you bottlefeld your first child, you breast fed avery. >> yes. >> how did you feel about the breast-feeding, did it take naturally for you? >> after cadence was born, i was terrified of breast-feeding. i was completely adamant against it. i did feel like a hypocrit when i chose to breast-feed avery. i did, in fact, love it. >> diane, you bottle fed your kids, but when you saw katie breast-feeding, that made a pretty big impression on you, didn't it? >> it did. when i look back, i wished i had tried to breast-feed. but at that time it was bond feeding. >> bonnie, what did you do when it came to feeding all six

well i was a vegetarian so i'm katie proving protests in greece we check it out if there is a cap and she's in our purses tell us about the real feeling on the streets plus i spoke to the head of saxo bank and i asked him what the underlying problems of the euro zone are and what needs to change to sort of problems out what is up with what is the car to you sean thomas our in-house investor poised at the business desk to give us a peek at his portfolio fast. this week the federal reserve defied expectations and decided to keep the u.s. economy on life support the fed will continue to pump cheap money into the system or injecting the sick patient with steroids fed chairman ben bernanke is concerned that the u.s. economy is still not healthy enough to survive without its monthly medicine he's referring to the eighty five billion dollars a month the stimulus program which equates to one trillion dollars a year a huge prescription hauffe of which is spent on supporting mortgages the other five hundred billion is spent on government bonds he also warned that the looming debt ceiling showdo

why katy perry's hit is the internet's new favorite song. >> some lessons in life are a lot more painful to learn than others. >> i can do athletic stuff. i don't get it. >> oh! >> don't do it for the vine. >> don't do it for the vine. he was trying to make a vine video and it went horribly wrong. >> today i put my life on the line, my friend's life on the line for six message. don't do it for the vine. >> you want to see a little human biology behind this incident? >> do i want to see it? >> it's a little gross but here's a picture of his leg. >> is that the bone? >> that's the shin bone. let's talk to obie about why he put his life on the line for six seconds. >> how did you find yourself in this position? >> it was a lot of self-confidence. i believed in myself probably a little too much. >> had you just gone through the youtube videos of people doing this? >> i thought if kobe could do it, i could do it. >> did you practice this ever or was this the first time? >> we practiced but the practice was not the same way. so the car would come by and i would jump to the side to see if i wou

katie?we just saw the car and the truck involved in all of this towed away so the damage last behind may not look like much right now, see the busted water main in front of the school, it doesn't look like a lot but it is a l it means that this is in water going into the elementary school right now. look at the video, here is what happened, a large truck carrying cars, turning around, in the paling lot of the elementary school, and it was hit by a lincoln town car and the accident smashed into the water main and the truck driver was not hurt but three people in the car were hurt and police did not know that, though, until they found the three people. there were three people in the lincoln town car, one remains with the car, one person went into the neighborhood here to the east and one person want into the school. we found the two people that fled the scene and all throw people are currently at a local hospital. >> the truck driver says that the car was speeding going 100 miles per hour down

. >> katie come out. >> manchek. >> spelled like. katie. >> i know you hear us. come on out.s wonderful. katie has a wonderful opportunity. an amateur filmmaker. been working on. a wonderful film lately. we're hoping to get it into film festivals. what we want to talk about how wonderful your experience has been with us and all the things you will and won't miss about the overnight? >> what will you miss? >> will you miss anything about this place. of course. i will miss everyone that i have worked with. it's been so fun. the show is fun to work on. because it's -- it's so creative. >> look at you in action. >> there is the teleprompter. she rolls a lot of the news we read. keeps us there with all the words and notes. >> i got to tell you, katy is one of the best ones in the business. because we have had other people, come on, just as wonderful. katie had something special. >> entry level gig. on the way to better things. >> saying she is great at the teleprompter. all you need is a brain to be wonderful. you'd be surprised. you are going off to bigger, >>> this morning on "w

>>> and whether we'reÑi getting pop culture fix from katy perry's new video, or laughing at an epic sale procrastination nation. >> keep it right here, america, . >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with cynthia mcfadden. >>> good evening, tonight, we investigate an internet real estate scam that is sweeping the nation. incredible deals on beautiful houses for that perfect getaway. but there is just one little detail the listing is leaving out. the actual homeowners have no idea what is going on. so we went undercover to get to the bottom of it for our series, nightline on the lookout. >> ryan and i are standing here at the rental hall. >> reporter: this, ladies and gentlemen, is a stick-up. >> david? no gun or getaway car required. >> anyone here? >> reporter: all the bad guys here needed was an internet connection and some stolen photos. you wouldn't have taken our money, would you? they almost got bribed. a regular guy from indiana who read the ad to rent the house behind us. but ryan is helping us lay a trap now, for a man who took nearly $2,000, promised to meet us with a ke

katy and "gma" will pick the winners.s are off to sool. parents if you're watching, and katy was here. lovely, lovely, lovely person. >> so into this contest. >> and any tape has the opportunity to win. you would be the hero of your school if you got three kids together, sent in a tape today. the deadline is right now. >> let's give the details. submit the video by tomorrow. the finalists announced during the week of october 14th. the winner gets the news on october 18th. it comes down to the performance, katy perry at your high school on october 25th. head to our website, "good morning america" on yahoo!. get the details. >> do this, do this, do this. i don't know what camera to look at. everybody has their cameras out. i'm like, i don't know. i don't know. are we taping over there? are we taping over here? i don't know. >>> a big reunion ahead for "china beach." right here, only for you on "gma." so much of the cast got back together. >> i'm glad it's taking us so long to do this story. i get to hear the theme song over

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is in the newsroom. katie?> strange stuff but we know the test vote just passed 100-0. how can that be? it is complicated. senators who oppose it had to vote yes for procedural reasons. yesterday at this time the tea party senator embarked to protest what was the inof thible. he had control of the senate floor for almost an entire day. >> because obamacare is a nightmare. >> republican senator cruz of texas talking about the fact for 24 hours. except if note alex exceptions. >> do you like green eggs and ham? as i do not like greek eggs and ham. >> finally, senator cruz went silence. >> the only path to oppose obamacare is to stabbed together and i ask for my friends on the democratic aisle to listen. >> the hour of noon having arrived pursuant to the order. [ applause ] >> senate majority leader harry reid put to a first vote a bill that funds the government if another three months. a bill that restores funding for robe's health care law. senator cruz delayed the vote long enough to increase the chance of a go

twenty summit tonight and all day on that tomorrow as well has been enough to pressure katie thank you very much indeed so the the program continues here at all at sea and will receive should live on the program with with katie pilbeam more live coverage to come in about half an hour's time i hope you can stay with us for that. yes thanks guys a complete change of pace said off the break in the next program coming up the deep psychological scars borne by young troops newly returned from the battlefield and so on next program on our. iraq afghanistan the balkans somalia haiti libya yemen and so on and so on the list of engagements of airstrikes by post cold war nato just keeps getting longer and now it looks like it's serious toward a lot of people have written me asking me to predict what is going to happen next which for me is a possible i'm not good at predicting the future but i can see is that we are living in a very tense moment in history many argue that the u.s. economy with its unfathomable debt is really propped up by war and the petro dollar so if the u.s. backs down. could b

pilgrim from our to venture capital program katie at it's day two a lot of money talk up planned for today what more do you have for us on that. yes it's all about business now because we just have the b. twenty leaders saying this is when the business of the big global heavyweight business while gets to meet with the political one and ask the questions that they want so we know this for a good intentions here at the g. twenty to deal with job creation and dealing with unemployment as well as the stagnate growth of the global economy is in during might now the question is how is this going to be achieved so i've got the frame on to answer these questions right here how it macor right here from the financial institution of course the big questions for you because you with your business month i want to know is that enough being done to you confident that the global leaders can sort out the problems that we're dealing with at the moment two hundred million people unemployed how is this going to be resolved to tell me enough being done. well yes i think there's an awful lot but we've got

aren't we, katie? >> will: [ crying ] >> bill: i'm gonna go put him down.

. >> katie: you don't get a say. >> brooke: i miss you, katie. i want to get past this. >> katie: i know you do. i know. because that's what you expect. that's what we've taught you. every time you do something despicable, every time you hurt someone you supposedly care about, we forgive you. we say, "it's not your fault." t

katy and "gma" will pick the winning video.will come to your score for a special performance on october 25th. we'll broadcast it live on "gma." >> there won't be a lot of academics done on that day at that school. >> that's ridiculous. >> very cool. >> go to goodmorningamerica.com and find out how to enter. >>> and it's the latest video to go viral. a wedding proposal like you've never seen before. dustin thought he was going to meet boyfriend spencer at the home depot. but they got to the idea that this was no ordinary shopping trip. waiting to greet him in the lumber aisle, his very own flash mob. cue the girls doing cartwheels, making their own dramatic entrance here. along with lots of friends and family. there's a cartwheel. and the would-be groom himself, finally making his appearance. when everyone was assembled -- he popped the question. and of course, after a show like that, the answer better be yes. >> was it? >> yes, it was. what did you do when you asked? >> every time i watch these videos, i feel completely insuffi

there's been a lot of buzz about katie couric getting engaged.nnounced this weekend she's engaged to john muler in. they have been date iing for tw years. >> no matter what al says ab a double plaza wedding, i think we can agree it's not a good idea. >> i hadn't thought of that. >> now that you put that out there. >> wow, the two of you getting married on the plaza. >> why do i open my mouth? >> katie has been out and about with her new fiance at the u.s. open where she's sporting a gigantic rock. i caught up with her to see about what she had to say about the double wedding plaza. >> your fiance is taking away. willie wants you to get married at nbc. >> i heard about that. a double ceremony. i heard that. it's a fantastic idea. not. >> she wasn't hoot hoth on the idea. while i was there at the u.s. open, i was sipping some champagne and watching tennis. i got you a little gift. this is a personalized mika champagne bottle. >> thank you so much. why don't you bring that in here? just come on in here. >> i'm on my way now. >> oh, my god. is that a

joining me from france i san frs katie, and thank you for joining us.or novices to the sport of yachting, put into perspective how dramatic of a comeback it was. >> it's an incredible comeback. i don't know that i've seen anything like this in yacht racing. it's about playing well on that day. you have winds, water, and all kinds of things that actually come into play. so it's a long time with wind, and the mind, and technology development. so this comeback is extraordinary. it almost seems like they had a little help from somebody up there. >> early on, they had difficulties with being docked a couple of points, and they fell behind. but making changes on the boat and the crew itself, how important those two moves were? >> well, certainly, when dillon came out of the box and won six races in a row, they knew they were off pace, and they had to make dramatic changes. and at that time, we saw unforced errors, which we know in sports can happen so easily. the pressure comes down, and it becomes do or die very quickly. and so those changes were dramatic. t

>> katy perry. >> jimmy: katy perry, who i happen to have a picture of -- you with katy perry. >> that as me. >> jimmy: she agreed to sing with you? >> no, but if she doesn't, i'll just sing both parts. >> jimmy: who has agreed to sing with you? >> no one. >> jimmy: who would you like to sing with you? >> bonnie raitt, michael buble. why are you laughing? >> jimmy: ry serious singers. >> okay, we don't have to have a serious singer, now listen to me. i want to sing with you! >> jimmy: what is going on? >> i need to have a plane -- >> jimmy: what do you think of stones as far as health goes? >> they go right to your ass. >> jimmy: well, you look pretty good. [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to sing with -- >> jimmy: you want to sing with -- pit bull? >> i want to sing with -- okay, i wrote 29 songs. >> jimmy: 29 songs? that seems like too many. >> and i did -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is you and katy perry there. how many workout videos have you made? >> 70. >> jimmy: 70 workout videos. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: but we have one of your new workout videos, and well -- let's r

thank you, jamie, and thank you, cliff and katy for all your hard work. the children's play structure will be coming in the next few months. construction of the park is finished. the original plan for emerald park called for cities to buy the land and all the improvements as well as pay for the ongoing matesv. in these times of great stress on the city's budget, this solution proved difficult and we are so pleased to say today, let me reiterate alastair's words, that our arrangement with the wonderful parks alliance, allows us to make a donation so that the

katie huberty tracks apple for morgan stanley. welcome back. >> thanks for having me, scott. >> the street is voting today, clearly. your competitors over at ubs, bank of america, merrill, credit suisse, have downgraded the stock. what are they missing? >> i think the street is missing the big picture, which is the financial impact of the cycle. you have to keep in mind unit expectations were incredibly low going into this product cycle, so even with a higher-priced iphone 5c, we don't see unit downside. in fact, our alpha wise smartphone tracker is suggesting that apple will hit unit numbers even without new products in the market. on top of that, you get expanded carrier distribution, higher than expected asps and likely better margins. all of that adds up to eps estimates that are moving higher for the first time in 12 months, and a stock that should follow, in our view. >> you know, the street seemed ready to accept the fact that margins were going to be lower, that apple sort of had ceded that, already, it would have a true,

katie and the do tell us what's dominating the business agenda of the summit. well it is all about business today and that's because we have had the twenty. and that includes the biggest business people the business elites if you like the heavyweights i'm talking about heads of the biggest global banks companies c.e.o.'s of the big blue chips and they come together and they said they want some monsters how we're going to get this job creation how we're going to deal with the unemployment two hundred million people still unemployed over seventy of those all use and there's been talk about the last generation and really no wall. fixes it's all about long term solutions to the problems that we have the moment we know that tax evasion has featured heavily and it's a topic that everyone pretty much agrees on and putin said that it's just the beginning and that small to be done but so far there is cooperation between the twenty eight leaders which makes up ninety percent of the global g.d.p. so in terms of tax evasion then we know that there's going to be more monito

>> owe reporter, katie marzullo, that is happening? >> matt and kristen, we are standing on the front lawn of the elementary school and when you look from the lawn to the front you can see the busted water main. what is happening now is crews have been on the scene and assessed the damage. you can see it is totally busted. i have new information how long it will take to repair but i want to get to that if a second. this video will show you what led up to all of this. a large truck, a car mover, was turning around in the parking lot of the school and a lincoln town car according to the truck driver came speeding down the road and smashed into it and the accident ended up leveling the water main here. three people remain in the car, two of them actually took off and tried to eleven the scene on foot, and one ran into the northbound by neighbor and another ran into the bushes. police ultimately found the two and had all three together and took all three to the hospital with injuries. as for the mess left here, a toreman with the unified s

katie. >> thank you.ng president obama is warning of another recession in house republicans don't back down on their position on the debt limit. yesterday the house pass add temporary funding measure to keep the government running, but the bill is attached to a measure that strips fund fourth president's healthcare law. in his weekly address, he said the house vote threatens to inflict economic pain on millions of americans. >> our message to the united states senate is simple. the american people don't want the government shut down and they don't want obamacare. >> some are actually willing to plunge america into default if they can't defund the affordable care act. think about that. they would actually plunge this country back into recession all to deny the basic security of healthcare to millions of americans. that's not happening. and they know it's not happening. >> the provision to defund the affordable care act is expected to die in the democratic-controlled senate. >>> happening today, bay area co

katie?ator grassley is talking about grandma he pulled it uh out of an ad about grandma being pushed off a cliff by someone who looked like paul ryan. to take a quote from margaret thatcher when they are insulting you personally it's because they don't have a political argument left. instetd of a coherent argument about why obamacare is good for the country. why we theed a debt limit increase, why that's a good thing they throw out scary words. like extortion and anarchists. >> because it works. >> listen, the words are coming also from their own republicans in the senate. senate richard burr from north carolina said it is crazy. coburn said dishonest. many of the republicans over there -- >> that's not anarchist or the anti-christ. >> they are trying to put out the fire the house started. you have a lot of senate republicans running away from this. >> we'll see. it will be interesting. katie, the one person who, frankly, i now admire. every republican ran and they all said they would reveal

katie pilipino venture capital thank you so much for watching we hope to see you next up. so that in talking of a big name some person talking to us to cover from all realms of life after the break the twenty twelve miss universe talks about his ex on a boycott by the responsibilities that come with being a beauty queen is on its program tonight. iraq afghanistan the balkans somalia haiti libya yemen and so on and so on the list of engagements and airstrikes by post cold war nato just keeps getting longer and now it looks like it's serious turn a lot of people have written me asking me to predict what is going to happen next which for me is a possible i'm not good at predicting the future but i can see is that we are living in a very tense moment in history many argue that the u.s. economy with its unfathomable debt is really propped up by war in the petro dollars so if the u.s. backs down here won't could be the beginning of the end for the world's only hyper power but if they do attack syria there will probably be some sort of reaction from iran russia and. if you haven'

katie raises a good point.ublicans passed a continuing resolution that funds our debts, our only oh investigations, our military, social security, medicare, funds the government except for obamacare. how do you ex plain the accusation that republicans are shutting down the government? >> two reasons. one thing because obamacare is the law of the land. that's the reality. it was passed by two houses. it was upheld by the supreme court. there was an election held in which the republicans could repeal it and the americans turned it down. >> actually congress has a duty to thwart the president's health reform because it is not what congress passed in 2010. >> explain. >> this is obamacare now. gone is the employer mandate. gone is the cap on out of pocket expenses. gone are half the deadlines in the law. >> 19. >> gone are the income verification procedure. this is what's left of the original obamacare. wait a second. then the president added 1,472 waivers plus an illegal subsidy for members of congress that nobody

. >> neither did katie when the young lawyer at the arizona justice project opened the musty file and looked inside. >> we don't want to close this case because it's always haunted us. >> of course it has. even though it happened long before she was born. how long? 50 years. phoenix. it wasn't the sprawling very modern city we know today. back then lots of open desert still dirt paths dotted with cactus framed by red mountain peaks. and of course there were those outrageous tail fins. one evening in the warm spring of 1962, a young phoenix couple took a ride out to the desert. >> this was two young people who were engaged to be married. >> tim and joyce freshly scrubbed just 20 years old met at the phone company. that's where they worked. >> these two people were upstanding citizens. they both had jobs. they both came from very good families. >> yes. and then it was may 23rd. tim and joyce had dinner with her parents and drove off in the '59 chevy just about like this one. they stopped for a milkshake and then tim veered off the road to lover's lane to do what kids do at those places.

hi there katie what the protesters say that they want to preserve both their lives and their livelihoods six years of consecutive recession here in greece has certainly taken its toll the latest round of fights is a response to new austerity measures imposed by the government in order to rein in spending in all. fecht up to twenty five thousand jobs here in greece with thousands potentially laid off or redeployed what this means is that a lot of these civil sector workers might either be forcibly moved to other positions against their will or will have to work and reduce our way is not this is something that they say is completely intolerable for them not just because it is a painful economic measure but because of the cost of living here has gone up they've already been dealing with up to forty percent reduced pensions and salaries and they say that these new cuts are just too much for them to handle and it's not just civil sector workers teachers remain actually off the job we've seen doctors walk off the job as well and of course it really is something that they say they're tired of t