common sense tells us, or at least me, tells me that more borrowing and more debt will make us weaker not stronger. as the last financial crisis proves that the future is hard to predict. we cannot predict what unknown event could set it off, we know we are on a collision course with reality. the longer we wait to develop a plan for a sensible financial future the graver the danger becomes. the ship's bridge has been closed and the wheel locked. he said that the democratic senate will decline to offer a budget for the third straight year. this has not occurred once since it was passed in 1974. i'm glad that chairman conrad is indicating that he will markup a budget in committee, but it will be a doomed exercise if your own floor leader, majority leader t decrees that it will be shut down. the senator reid has declared the senate budget and president's budget dead on arrival. to me, if we do not have a different approach then the majority party is failing in the fundamental duty of leadership, i ask that their leadership be taken from them. producing a good budget is important. the pre

common sense tells us, at least me, more borrowing and more debt will make us weaker, not stronger. as the last financial crisis the puf future hard to predict but while we cannot predict a day that a crisis may erupt or what unknown event may set it off, we now that we are on a crash course with reality. our majority leader has closed the's bridge and locked the wheel. he said that the democratic senate will decline to offer a budget for the third straight year, not once has happened since 1974. i'm glad that chairman conrad saying that he will markup a budget in committee, but it a doomed exercise if your own floor leader, majority leader decrees that the budget process will be shut down. majority leader reid has effectivelily declared a senate democrat budget and the president's budget dead on arrival. to me, that, if we do not have a different approach than majority party is failing in the fundamental requirement of leadership and ask that their leadership be taken from them. producing a good budget is important. the president's budget submission on monday will also be a definin

brought here but it's companies from paying even though the sums of money for each passenger it's at least me to your. two euro so five euros from addition of heroes were charged given that prices are higher to euro's off and you inflation and your result in quite a significant amount ten percent maybe even ten percent so once this all together given that airline business is very profitable to your is actually quite important the e.u. is showing no signs of backing down this raises the prospect of nations outside the bloc refusing to introduce punitive taxes in retaliation this will make travel even less affordable there will be fewer flights and lines will go out of business but. business. for let's take a look at the markets now we'll start with oil curtis following on speculation that prices which are near in line while high broker of the land as a consensus for go but it's that crisis that's also gets the backdrop of rising crude stockpiles in the us which is the world's biggest consumer of oil that's wrong so asian stocks are trading max the concerns over the brink rescue deal and higher

but it's companies from paying even though the sums of money for each passenger already it's at least me to europe. two euro's so or five euros from additional charges given the fuel prices. to yourself and you inflation and you result in quite a significant amount ten percent might be even ten percent so once this all together given that airline business is very profitable each to your is actually quite important the e.u. is showing no signs of backing down this raises the prospect of nations outside the bloc refusing to introduce. taxes in retaliation this will make travel even less affordable there will be fewer flights and lines will go out of business what. business are to. take a look at what's happening in the currencies the euro is rising slightly to the dollar after one hundred seventy two billion dollars bailout has been a great fall and all night some of the european ministers and show us pushing the ruble higher against both the u.s. and european currencies now let's move on to oil crude for hours on speculation is up prices which are near a nine month high will curve demand

at least for me it's not pandas (bleep)ing it's nothing for me. >> you go in there and go "you got something else?" you might want to look at that. raccoons, everything. (laughter). >> jon: let me ask you this. what is this? because i don't... and this is... i'm not going to put it out there and say i'm a big aficionado of the sexual arts but i've been masturbating for a long time... (laughter). i don't know what this is. >> that wasn't me saying i've got a hug girth and that's how i masturbate. >> jon: so is this you holding a rack dismoon. >> yes! (laughter) >> jon: okay, i'm fine. i'm fine with that. (cheers and applause). >> jon: let the record state.. >> no, it wasn't me raping a raccoon. i wasn't raping it! it was consensual sex with the raccoon. but i was a panda so it wasn't bestiality, it was just interspecies consensual sex. the panda was going look at that (bleep)ing (bleep). (laughter). >> jon: so, see, here's what... okay... all of a sudden when it's the panda it's with one hand but when it's you... >> (laughs). >> jon: the panda does it with one hand but ricky gervais "give me

a year ago today the spokesman for the speaker of the house, john boehner, was at least writing me letters to complain about the coverage of his boss. now i can't even get that. john boehner's spokesman's issue with this show was our hypothesis. very early on in the speaker's tenure, a month into his tenure as speaker, it seem like he was not doing a great job. it started on his first day on the job. two republican members of congress accidentally did not get sworn in to officially become congressmen. they instead were at some reception and when the official swearing in started an they weren't on the house floor, they turned to a tv set broadcasting the swearing in and they raised their hands and tried to take the oath to the television. as speaker you have to make sure all your people are there before you start the swearing in, did nobody explain this? there was also the very pious reading of the constitution on the house floor to mark the start of john boehner's speakership, except they left some parts of the constitution out. some parts they left out on purpose but some they left out be

supervisor olague: i think that question in front of us, at least for me, is not whether it's progress of our not progressive or whether there's a more progressive turn out in november or not. in my mind, there is some need for evaluation and reform as it relates to ranked choice of voting. part of what i have heard is that there is confusing him -- confusion among voters as relates to ranked choice voting. the proposal that supervisors campos and avalos have made about educating the voters -- i think there might still be a need to discuss reform as it relates to other aspects of our cv will become how to vote, but when to vote. i think people are confused about how to vote. if we have another september date, people will be confused about when they vote, so they will have the june election, the september election, and the november election. i think that's putting too much burden on the public. i think the reason part of the discussion in my mind was raised about rcv had to do with the fact we wanted to ease the burden. to me, all this does is add the burden of another day. to people wh

mre >> we have had a death in our family and so at least for me the only thing that feels right is to begin with a prayer. for a woman who loved for our fallen sister whitney houston. grammy award host l.l. cool j led the audience and prepare for singer whitney houston tonight chicagos jenifer house said it is also scheduled to sing a special tribute to houston who was found dead yesterday at a hotel room in beverly hills today reaction to the sudden death came from all corners of the globe barbara hall has more. >> she will be remembered as one of the greatest voices of our time. whitney houston's death has rocked her fans and say a music industry alike. >> i shed a lot of tears over this, when it was like a sister and i miss her. >> her family released a statement today saying: the pop star was found dead by her bodyguard and her beverly hills hotel from saturday just hours before she was supposed to attend a pre grammy bash posted by her mentor clyde davis. the cause of death is still unclear. is there any indication that there might be drugs or alcohol involved in this? >> we're n

yet extremist dorsett there are at least give me a year per year doris you would be. the one vital european and co sent a letter asking to be interviewed by russian television we expected more of the same but instead. but the image of a different. image of it if you're watching this program please forgive me for all the slander the thai said and wrote about you for the hatred i had for you even only i had known my son worked for british intelligence i would not talk about his death he could easily have been shot as a double agent betrayers should be short of story what else can i add to this. the u.-turn vaulters says came when his sons we doe marina been and co revealed to the british media that her husband had worked for and my six alexander litvinenko was receiving a retainer of around two thousand pounds a month from the british security services at the time he was murdered at first by turnitin and cole like many others claimed his son had been poisoned with polonium to town and put in order the former f.s.b. officer and fierce critic of the kremlin alexander litv

and so, there was a regional attitude came out of a regional attitude, at least for me, that it would be good for the country, good for wisconsin, if we could eliminate the solid south. >> so, recapping st. paul's academy high school in minneapolis, the twin cities. then to princeton. >> right. >> studying what? >> well, just politics. >> from princeton to the university of california. >> yes. >> and then to new richmond to practice law. >> yes. >> harold tyler calls on the phone, what was his job at the time? >> he was with the department of justice. he couldn't get anybody to take the job of his first assistant. >> he had only six months left in the eisenhower administration. >> right. that's not a very attractive time to come to washington at the tag end of an administration. and he contacted his friends in the law schools and called harvard and yale and lawyers he knew, and they gave him a list of people that he ought to contact, and

that were turned down by the senate so it isn't clear at least to me whether nixon had a plan when he put powell on the court although i've heard a theory about the first two nominations being set up so he could get powell but i i don't know about that and so i have to say he had to know lewis powell was well known he was head of the american bar association various stablished lawyer as i said on the boards of all of these companies well known in virginia and nationally as a distinguished lawyer frankly was always corporate lawyer was a very soft spoken southern general he wasn't the everything everything you hear about him he's described as you know mild mannered and gracious and i'm sure he was he just had a very corporatist sort of state of mind but you know the same day nixon nominated lewis powell he had to open and he nominated william rehnquist the conservative and these two actually turned out to be very different justices the conservative who we think of as the conservative william rehnquist actually wrote dissent after dissent against lewis piles corporate rights decisions a

warns the text needs to change before it can be proved the kremlin says it's not balanced enough least to me calls for intervention in syria hundreds of reportedly being killed by government troops with terrorists who are trying to sway the vote the u.n. . involved in protests against the police in the military government escalating kyra of course in egypt with several people killed and hundreds wounded demonstrators are accusing the police of negligence or something else or to step down. we put the russian prime minister's economic ideas on the microscope that's in our interview show. i. hello again and welcome to the spotlight play into the show on our t.v. i'm older now and today we're talking about economic challenge despite the recent global turbulence and crisis russia has managed to keep it stuck on a me and a lot but even the most efficient models become obsolete one day a new way to be found to meet new challenges prime minister and presidential candidate lead a potent has published his version over how the russian economy as to be changed in the new rest future the article the cold

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but still there's some uneasiness at least for me about relying on the manifest for majority of what's going on and just looking for abnormal patterns and risk analysis towards that, and then taking a look at that. so i think we're -- i think it's very difficult to get to 100% screening, but at the same time, there's still a lot out there that we're missing. for example, it's my understanding that of the cargo at container security initiative ports determined to be high risk, customs and border protection scans are otherwise resolved 96% of the shipment that goes overseas. that meansing that 4% of those or in fiscal year 2011, a little under 2,000 shipments were high risk car goep that weren't examined before they arrived to the u.s. somebody who lives 20 minutes away from long beach la port, that's a big concern if there's a dirty bomb or something else in there, i want to push it out and have that happen out there. so that's one of the questions i have is can you please discuss that particular issue, and then my second question would be that secretary napolitano has testified that th

and at least he told me he is. >> newt gingrich told franklin graham he's a christian and graham believes it. but whether president obama says it, well, for graham that is not enough he's not sure. franklin graham and rick santorum are talking to a very specific audience, but millions of people. the arena of fairness i think right now. they're not being fair to the president. they are giving license to ordinary people to reject president obama because his personal faith doesn't seem to measure up to a pastor, a preacher, a reverend. it doesn't matter. if it's true or not, millions of people listening to graham and his father, all they need to do is cast the doubt and the people will believe them. get your cell phones out i want to know what you think. tonight's question, will republicans ever stop questioning president obama's faith? text a for yes, b for no to 622639. you can go to our blog at ed.msnbc.com, we'll bring you results later in the show. >>> i'm joined tonight by reverend barry lynn, executive director of americans united. and a minister with the united church of christ. we s

excessive force women activists away want to look at least for me it's our economy think tank. who knows what's going through their head space on that you know when we i watched that video available online and it looked like there was no justification for it when i went to make fairs and they'd ask about it people said the only thing he was doing was taking down signs that were on the ten said said no camping and so that was the rationale for tasering him he was dropping it while he was not being threatening looks like a excessive use of force my sense is that it's not going to provoke the macpherson campers that they're more. disciplined than that to fall for that kind of trap the occupy movement in a few months has shifted the weight and shown the american people that if they get mobilized and organized that we have power we can change the direction this country so the future's going to be an american spring that's going to explode on the scene and become more important the presidential race in two thousand and twelve. well this week has seen the end of an epic trial on the e

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flu and for those those two days i was fasting the boys found the old adage of starve a fever at least for me is true and now promising new research on mice shows it may work with more than just a common run of hours fasting may actually weaken tumors and help the process of chemotherapy be more efficient in fighting the disease the research conducted at the university of southern california showed that the combination of fasting cycles plus chemotherapy was either more or much more effective than chemo alone according to wall valter longo professor of german talaga biology sciences interestingly longo and colleagues also conducted a study in two thousand and eight that demonstrated how fast fasting protected normal and healthy cells from the effects of chemotherapy treatment most of these analyzed the effect of fasting on various types of cancer including breast cancer skin cancer and for a brain cancer all of the cancers. study showed that fasting combined with chemotherapy slowed the growth of tumors and limited their spread throughout the body while extensive testing with fast on humans w

me to get rid of it. >> i did. (laughs) >> reporter: at leastst for me, not her. >> i don't know. >> reporter: got this real toledo mud hens game jersey when i was living in toledo. the hens were getting rid of their own uniforms so i asked if i could have one and they gave me number 26. the guy who wore it never amounted to much as a player. in fact, the only thing memorable about him was his name. it was alliterative, kind of funny, too, which is the only reason i even recognized it all these years later when hollywood started buzzing about it. billy beane is the main character in brad pitt's oscar-nominated movie "moneyball" the real-life story of a failed player who went on to become the oakland as general manager and changed the entire philosophy of the game. >> just plain crazy! >> this is quite rare. >> reporter: howard schwartz owns grandstand memorabilia. >> should billy beane get into the hall of fame one day off valuable item on your hands. >> reporter: what's even more valuable than the jersey is the opportunity it now provides. any

total cost of the proposed 575 polk street least to the city, and that would be over the lease, over $3 million. that is for the continued operations of the 575 mes -- least -- lease. i would point out on page nine, as you know, the rent has been funded from the courthouse construction funds. there is a deficit in that fund, and what will happen is that the general fund will kick in to pay for the rental costs if that fund continues to have problems. we have no recommendation about that. i simply wanted to point that out to the supervisors. on page 10 of our report with regard to the expansion option, as shown in table two, the rent and operating expenses for dph at 555 would be over $2 million, and that would be for the continued operations of the community justice center. on page 11 of our report, which point out that the superior court has entered into a tool hundred thousand dollars, two- year agreement with the rand corp., a nonprofit organization, to conduct a nonprofit -- to conduct a study, which should be finished in 2013, so our recommendations are on page 12, and as mr. updike has indicated, our first recommendation is we recommend tha