[mayor linda thompson interview 3] [sot in 1:44:11 "i have looked across he map, nd i noticed vallejo, california, stockton california -even recently the ittle mall city in rhode island. they took first step bankruptcies and if you look attstockton it's absolutely a hoorific story." trt=14[videe of green light, occluded clock slow an from incerator to block] for now all city services remain a go. worse for tear, but harrisburg is nearly out of money and time. the ravens are looking for the big bounce-backk... sunday nigh. night... why coach harbaugh s optimissic despite the loss to the eagles...next in sports. sports.and we're following breaking news this morning...a fire breeks out at an apartment complex in northeast bbltimore.we're live on the scene... plus.. find out how many people are injured. ((break 3)) ♪ oh, yeah, ooh-ooh, yeah ♪ ♪ ooh, yeah, ooh-ooh, yeah ♪ i love ya ♪ ooh, yeah, ooh-ooh, yeah [ female announcer ] introducing new special k popcorn chips. with 28 buttery chips for 120 calories, you can bring the flavor of the movies home and still stay on track. freedom to en

political turmoil rules harrisburg, mayor linda thompson opposes filing for bankruptcy except as a laatich oes not square with the wishes of the ciiy council or comptroller.[mayor [sott in 1:44:11 "i have looked across the map, and i noticed vallejo, california, stockton california -even recently the little small city in rhode island. they took first step bankruptcies and if you look at stockton it's absolutely a horrific story." trt=14[video of reen light, occluded clock slow an from incerator to block] for now all city services remain a go. the city does not look any worse for tear, but harrisbuug is nearly out of money and time. federal... investigators... arr... looking... into... the way ...city lawmakers... conducted business. business. later this week we will look at how votees can hold public officials accountable. &palmost ten years later... ...the -dc sniier case stills looms in the minds of authooities all over the country.how the national law enforcement museum is remembering the three weees of ...and new questions tonight...about the attack on the embassy in libya...the war

. >> democrat linda thompson was on city council from 2002 through 21s 2010. >> these were his explanations when was challenged ton. >> but the challenges really wouldn't come until harrisburg's finances collapsed under its most expensive falling. >> this incinerator was the biggest problem for criminal them. in never worked like it was supposed to. it has burned up hundreds of millions of dollars and some people now call this the incinerator from hell. originally built in 1972 before reid took office the plant was supposed to generate profit by charging fees to burn garbage. it didn't work out that way. mechanical problems shut it down. pa multiple times.ultiple >> the city had to decide do we incur more debt to get the it running again or just sell it and get rid of it. the city enured mor incurred m. in 2003 there was $100 million of debt outstanding. within four years there was $326 million. on an insin rater that probably could carry $100 million if it was operating properly. >> that debt crippled harrisburg. which unkovich says scrambled for cash whereever it could find it. for exampl

. >> democrat linda thompson was on city council from 2002 through 21s 2010. >> these were his explanations when was challenged ton. >> but the challenges really wouldn't come until harrisburg's finances collapsed under its most expensive falling. >> this incinerator was the biggest problem for criminal them. in never worked like it was supposed to. it has burned up hundreds of millions of dollars and some people now call this the incinerator from hell. originally built in 1972 before reid took office the plant was supposed to generate profit by charging fees to burn garbage. it didn't work out that way. mechanical problems shut it down. pa multiple times.ultiple >> the city had to decide do we incur more debt to get the it running again or just sell it and get rid of it. the city enured mor incurred m. in 2003 there was $100 million of debt outstanding. within four years there was $326 million. on an insin rater that probably could carry $100 million if it was operating properly. >> that debt crippled harrisburg. which unkovich says scrambled for cash whereever it could find it. for exampl

have distanced themselves including linda mcmahon of connecticut, george allen craig, linda lingle, tommy thompsonnator scott brown and senator dean heller. what does it say about him? david corn broke the story this week and he is washington bureau chief for the much respected mother jones and robert cost that is a political reporter for "national review." we have this in iowa. ann romney had strong words for conservative critics of her husband's campaign. let's listen to ann romney. >> what do you say to your fellow republicans who are -- >> stop it. this is hard. you want to try it? get in the ring. this is hard. >> who was she talking about, people like peggy noonan today. noonan wrote "this week i called his campaign incompetent but only because i was being polite. i really meant rolling calamity. a lot of people weighed in. glad you said this, mad you said this. no one i know of defended the campaign or argued you're missing some of its quiet excellence." that 'sarcastic. john sue through knew responded on msnbc today. let's watch. >> i wouldn't hire peggy noonan to run a campaign. i don't a

they include senate candidates linda lingle of hawaii. tommy thompsonf wisconsin, as well as senators scott brown of massachusetts and dean heller of nevada, all in tight races. what does it say about romney that so many of his party don't want to be seen as too close to him or his words. the washington bureau chief for mother jones, the much respected mother jones, and also an msnbc political analyst. and robert costa is a national reporter for board of review. ann romney, the wife of the candidate, had strong words for conservative critics of her husband's campaign. let's listen to ann romney. >> what do you say to your fellow republicans who are -- >> stop it. this is hard. you want to try it, get in the ring. this is hard. >> who was she talking about? well, people like conservative columnist peggy noonan today. noonan wrote today, "this week i called romney's campaign incompetent, but only because i was being polite. i really meant rolling calamity." a lot of people weighed in in, i suppose, expected ways. glad you said this. mad you said this. but

they include senate candidates linda lingle of hawaii. tommy thompsonf wisconsin, as well as senators scott brown of massachusetts and dean heller of nevada, all in tight races. what does it say about romney that so many of his party don't want to be seen as too close to him or his words. the washington bureau chief for mother jones, the much respected mother jones, and also an msnbc political analyst. and robert costa is a national reporter for board of review. ann romney, the wife of the candidate, had strong words for conservative critics of her husband's campaign. let's listen to ann romney. >> what do you say to your fellow republicans who are -- >> stop it. this is hard. you want to try it, get in the ring. this is hard. >> who was she talking about? well, people like conservative columnist peggy noonan today. noonan wrote today, "this week i called romney's campaign incompetent, but only because i was being polite. i really meant rolling calamity." a lot of people weighed in in, i suppose, expected ways. glad you said this. mad you said this. but

they include senate candidate linda lingle of hawaii, linda mcmahon of connecticut, george allen of virginia, tommy thompsonts and dean heller of nevada. all in tight races. what does it say about romney that so many of his allies don't want to risk being seen too close to him or his words. david corn broke the story this week and he is the washington bureau chief for mother jones, the much respected mother jones, and also an msnbc political analyst. robert costa is a political reporter for "national review." thank you for joining us. we had this in iowa in a radio interview ann romney had strong words of conservative critics. >> what do you say to your fellow republicans who are -- >> stop it. this is hard. you want to try it, get in the ring. this is hard. >> who was she talking about? well, people like conservative columnist peggy noonan today. she wrote today, this week i called romney's campaign incompetent, but only because i was being polite. i really meant rolling calamity. a lot of people weighed in and i suppose in expected ways. glad you said this. mad you said this, but some surprises. no one i

thompson in wisconsin who has won i think five consecutive statewide races. we're clearly going to win the senate race in nebraska. i think governor linda is a remarkable figure in hawaii. we have likely pickups in north dakota, montana, new mexico. i think the democrats have a harder time keeping their current majority than we do picking up seats. and i think the odds are even money that we could in fact end up with majority of the senate. and frankly one of the reasons i'm so strongly for todd akin is i want to retire harry reid. i think harry reid is an endlessly destructive partisan figure who really needs not to be the majority leader. and i think he will cripple a romney presidency if he's the senate majority leader. >> now, a bunch of republicans as i said earlier have actually pooled their money or have not tried to lend support to fund raising by todd akin. what do you think they should do now? do you think they should start bringing their money back into the game in missouri particularly because -- go ahead. >> i was going to say, i think akin has a two-picture race. in missouri the picture is mccaskill and akin. he'll beat he