i'm not defending lindsey. under normal circumstance, if you are in substantial compliance, generally speaking going to classes, any class lindsey missed she made up, she literally completed most of that sentence, she had some hiccup no question about it. i think everything the judge said was accurate. the judge was justifiably upset with her. the truth is, larry, typically in most courts in this state, most judges would not have issued a sentence that was effectively a 180 day sentence. remember, this isn't just a 90 day sentence in jail where she will serve two weeks, this is a 180 day sentence because when she leaves jail, she has another 90 day sentence she has to serve relative to the rehabilitation program i think is justified but exceeds what most people would have received. >> larry: can her career come back? next. don't go away. just getting a little too expensive. with progressive, you get the "name your price" option, so we build a policy to fit your budget. wow! the price gun. ♪ ah! wish we had this

south carolina's lindsey graham was the only republican to vote yes. now the full senate gets to vote and the democrats have the votes to confirm. president obama says he hopes that she is confirmed before they go on the summery ses on july 7th. >>> during his first visit to the white house the british prime minister open leo posed something president obama wants. another investigation into the release of the lockerbie bomber. >> i don't need an inquiry to tell me it was a bad decision. it was a bad decision. >> the libyan prisoner is still live but at the time of his release last year they predicted he would die of prostate cancer within three months. now congress wants to look into reports that bp sought that prisoner's release as a way to get access to the libyan oilfields, cameron says he hasn't seen anything to suggest that bp influenced the scottish government. the blast over lockerbie killed more than 100 americans. >>> another argument against smart meters. this one has nothing to do with money. what marin county leaders want before it will wel

así están las cosas con lindsey löw.g son dijo que arreglaron la cinta para culparlo >>> y perdonó candente mexicano alejandra guzmán el médico que responsabilizó por su glúteos que lo puso al borde la muerte >>> Él le envió una carta en que podía disculpas por el daño provocado y está noto fue difundido por la artista como muestra que su hijo no esta tras las regiones por abandonar la escena de un accidental >>> como se rumorea >>> familiares y amigos dieron el último adiós a olga guillot que fa falleció el lunes y su público pudo despedirse de ello ayer y hoy se oficio ó una misa y luego se celebró el cepelio que fue escuchado >>> a nivel personal gran amiga y la vamos extrañar mucho >>> fue recibido en la salida con el himno medido de precaución para estar a salvo y obviamente se recomiendo tomar mucha agua para proteger a quienes depende de nosotros >>> con su cámara un aficionado captó imágenes justo ante que su tierra tocará muy minnesota >>> el hombsalía de su casa par grabar el tornado >>> no causó afortunadament

> tonight, lindsey lohan cracks after being sentenced to 90 days in the slammer. >> i'm not taking this as a joke it is my life. >> we have lindsey's father, michael. >>> and some are calling for michael steele to quit after controversial remarks over afghanistan. dnc chairman tim kaine is here, reacting publicly for the first time in all of this >>> then, a miss boy bombshell, did the stepmother of little kyron horman try to hire a hitman to kill her husband, the child's father. another twist on the case from the report here broke the story next, on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. a reminder, israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu will be here tomorrow night t is a prime time exclusive. prime minister netanyahu, tomorrow night, for the full hour. >>> lindsay lohan has been ordered to serve 90 days in jail for miss alcohol counseling session and violation of probation. she has to surrender july 20th. michael lohan is lindsay lohan's father. he was in the courtroom today. he will be with us tonight. lisa bloom is his attorney. and we, as well, welcome addiction expert, dr

here is some of the things lindsey has tweeted about you. he is a quack and a sellout.lease tell him to stop. i thought real doctors talked to patients in offices behind closed doors. he is such a loser. he is not a real doctor. he is a -- doctor. how do you respond? >> i have never treated her had, never met lindsay. >> larry: never met michael? >> i never met michael until today. i was sitting two seats away from lindsay at the mtv movie awards. i was going to reach out. if i caused you distress that is not my intent. i apologize and i hope you find, i am available, anybody else, referral, i hope you find your way into a better situation. i really believe that lindsay would be great recovering person some day. she has this one disease, addiction and people that are rich and interesting and intelligent and have lots of talent, they make great recovering people but how far down do they have to go? >> larry: what was the point but commenting on someone you don't know? >> i don't quite know. i mean, people make comments -- >> larry: her point is she is not a patient. >> i

lindsey france r t. of course we've got more people on a website just. for extras and all the stories that we're covering and of course present. on those that don't make it all right in the program well here's a taste of what's on the dot com at the moment i were all staying how do you keep a cool body in mali what even the tall mugs boiling in the sun they hate how you'll say and find out what all those are thinking. and discover how the shores of alaska were clinging to the russian empire long before the u.s. is in the past. r.t. dot com to check it out if you haven't done so already don't go anywhere now they've got all the nation's business news coming your way now with stephanie good to see you and it seems that also dr there passenger numbers during the economic oysters people are now taking to the skies again yeah that's right alice according to the international air transport association international air traffic has now surpassed pre-crisis levels i'll have more in just a moment but first it's two years since robert dudley then head of b.p. fled

lindsey france r t. we've got more for you a plenty more to keep your part on all websites just log on any time for extras on the stories we're covering about on screen and also plenty of features that in our regular programming here's a quick text of what's on t.v. dot com right now you can find out why georgian president mikheil saakashvili is refusing to apologize after the media accused him of making a racist remark. i'd also discover how the shores of alaska were claimed for the russian empire long before the u.s. even the place had all the loyalty dot com. well stephanie will be here shortly to bring you all the latest in the world of business that's coming your way in just a few minutes and i'll be back with the main stories in about ten minutes from now stay with us. i'm grateful for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice ceased to face with the news makers. hello and welcome to the business bulletin robert dudley is returned as head of b.p. but have come as a surprise to

our tool time winner tonight is the mainstream media were giving you the award for your coverage of lindsey lowe and going to jail for the fact that you actually cover this and treat it as real news i mean for two days we've been forced to watch as lindsay arrived in court it was then sent to jail for parole violations now the coverage has been beyond over the top gas joining me to discuss lindsay's future her time in jail can't be saved it's just too much i know that we're a shallow country but give me a break but of course the highlights or lowlights the culmination of all this madness had to be larry king's show last night when he discussed the case with a panel of experts including a tabloid journalist who was breaking some major major news on this case take a look there's an insider on the prison it was informed us the insider that's most likely going to be turkey was some sort of pasta applesauce coleslaw is some white bread milk to wash that down so she'll be well fed now here the chance she won't be allowed any cigarettes in any small grout there knows trying to make it two weeks wi

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lindsey's on prescription drugs. i have to say this, i spoke to robert shapiro about three weeks ago, i spoke to him not about lindsay, well, not about representing lip say, but man-to-man, father to father, and with some legal background involved. robert said to me, she's got to get off prescription drugs. i share what you're feeling, i know it. i said i feel the same thing. >> larry: his son died because of it? >> i said i share your sentiments and don't want to see that the outcome for my daughter. >> larry: if she's still on prescription drugs, will she get them in jail? >> she gets them on limited quantity, that's an improvement. >> larry: more with michael lohan and if he has advice to his daughter behind bars. don't go away. okay, pickles! do your thing. [ bell rings ] that's amazing! i trained him myself. i meant the... okay. same coverage, more savings. now, that's progressive. call or click today. i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. when i grow up, i want to write a nov

the 13-6 vote fell largely along party lines but one republican, lindsey graham, joined the opposition. the president called on the full senate to confirm kagan's nomination. >>> this morning president obama welcomed prime minister david cameron arrived at the white house for a private meeting with the president. earlier today, vice president joe biden visited mr. cameron at the british embassy. president obama and prime minister cameron who first met at the g-20 summit in toronto are expected to discuss british petroleum and the gulf coast oil disaster. mr. cameron says bp must do everything nells to clean up the spill and pay compensation for damages. >>> want to check in with o merge, mark tamayo, pretty -- meteorologist, mark tamayo, with the forecast. >> temperatures are really not warming up just yet but we're expecting a fairly nice afternoon towards, concord, livermore, antioch, even down in san jose. here is a look at the current fog pattern. still clouds out towards berkeley, emeryville and oakland. moving the maps out to the west, still mostly cloudy skies. you can't pick up

only one republican, lindsey graham of south carolina, voted with the democrats. the full senate will now take up the nomination with kagan's confirmation expected as early as next week. >>> lindsay lohan, locked up, but not as long as expected. why she will likely not serve out her entire 90-day sentence. >>> how stanford researchers came up with a way to predict the sex of in vitro fertilization. >>> fog and cool air rushing in. we'll have details 60s and 70-degree weather coming up. >>> the worst thing i've had to clean. if you can imagine, i probably cleaned it. >> but first, how a team of south bay homeowners istyein thw r dimehe. cmunity on their own di . those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now only at southwest.com. [ rand ] how can you not want to get on the plane? come

one republican south carolina's lindsey graham voted yes. now the full senate will vote on her.resident obama says that he hopes kagan is confirmed before congress goes on its summer recess. >>> next, a lifeline for millions of people who are unemployed. plus. >> i have tools that i use for maybe two minutes a year sitting in my little cellar in the basement just collecting dust. >>> why let it go to waste? we'll show you the new easy tool that lets you swap for what you really need. >>> and big changes could be in store for your favorite nail salon. the major things some say has to go. >>> speak of big changes, i would love a big change in the weather. we have plenty of clouds especially in the bay, still cloudy looking toward the transamerica building. any sunshine in the forecast today and what about your temperatures? i have your complete forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, benefits. the ex cently >>> just minutes ago the u.s. senate voted to extend unemployment benefits. now, the extension had been in doubt because of a republican filibuster. but with the new democratic sena

so again there is a lot of activity here in union square including jo and her daughter lindsey joining me outside the grand hyatt. i know i look funky here with my helmet. but i actually today -- we have some video to share with you. just moments ago i rapelled 38 stories downed the grand hyatt hotel from the very -- all the way down. i did it to raise money for special olympics. i wouldn't do it for any other reason, i'm being perfectly honest. joan, what are your thoughts? >> i'm so impressed by the bravery but also the generosity, you know, between today and tomorrow we'll have about 90 people rappel down the wall of the grand hyatt, 400- some feet. but there are still openings. so anyone with an adventurous spirit and $1,000 to donate is welcome to come down and register. >> lindsay, as soon as i got down to the very bottom which wasn't soon enough for me, i guesstimate it was about 15 minutes for 38 stories, lindsay, were you there to greet me. what were your thoughts? >> i wanted to thank you for coming out and helping us out. and on behalf of 14,000 athlete, we want to thank you

i'm sure you are familiar with senator lindsey graham's comments about passing the energy only bill. he said that would be a half- assed move and it could hurt further chances for something bigger. are you concerned about that or concerned about the votes? >> i have certainly heard that point of view, but i think it is misguided. my experience in the senate is you need to do what you can do when you can do it if you want to make progress. if we can get the support, which i think we can become a bipartisan support, to pass renewable electricity standards, to strengthen our ability to build out a national grid, substantially increase efficiency -- increase efficiency with appliances, set up a clean energy deployment administration to help finance renewable energy projects, if we could do all that, we ought to do it. the issue of what to do about capping and reducing greenhouse gas emissions is one we need to come to grips with. i am ready to support efforts to do it right now as part of this larger package. if we do not have enough senators ready to do it, we need to do what we can do

lindsey france r t. and we've got plenty more to keep you acquired on all websites of cool small gold anytime you like for the stories that we're covering and of course prince you but all in all the regular program as well that has a quick taste of what's almost to come at the moment for you find out why georgian president mikheil refusing to apologize. accuse him of making a great system all. to stop. playing for the russian empire before the u.s. even appears. and a little later we talked to announce that he could wrap you singing of the change in the united states outside about ten minutes time from the album first of all a check out that he does business with stephanie. hello and welcome to the business but a ten it's two years since robert dudley then head of b.p. fled russia after a dispute with the russian shareholders on tuesday he was declared the new boss of b.p. taking office in october and in a final twist the outgoing head tony hayward may return to russia as a board member of. reports. robe

lindsey france r t i hate that is the way the news this is our whole take away all the business in just a few moments is to me. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on. hello welcome to the faces but i said hello not it's two years since robert dudley then head of b.p. and fled to russia after a dispute with russia held us and on tuesday he was declared at the new boss of b.p. taking office in october and in a final twist the outgoing head tony hayward may return to russia as a board member and k.p. seen as in the reports. robert dudley has already earned he's created for handling of the gulf of mexico oil spill the gulf represents one third of the company's oil and gas wells and refineries and he's experienced in russia where t.v. generates about a quarter of b.p.'s revenues and she should be well prepared to take over the whole company where she's likely true means central to b.p. strategy with analysts dismissing media reports that the company could sell a stake in its cash generator team t v p possibly to gas

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and that's why families there are taking a chance to head for the reverse to cool down and we sent lindsey france to the city of homs to have a look to. siberia may not be what comes to mind when you think of sand surf and sun but in the summertime on the river that's exactly what you get and it's hot very hot which means the boats are coming out so are the boating competition all the beach lovers the family and friends let's go talk to some people. didn't people wait a long time for summer they always want to get away from the vacation but right now we've got great conditions for their. sister and cold somewhere usually around twenty degrees we have to the forest for strawberries and russians but in this heat where the beach to swim and sundays believe it there's no snow here in the summer sometimes in may but never in the summer. it's time for the yearly neptune festival where the people of omsk celebrate the god of the sea by bathing in the river. i've played neptune for several years it's my favorite role i lost weight for the show we do it every year the kids believe me and many famil

the hot weather is having in some parts of the country siberians a keen to enjoy the sun we sent lindsey france to check out the summer and one of russia's call this reaches. siberia may not be what comes to mind when you think of sand surf and sun but in the summertime and the river that's exactly what you get and it's hot very hot which means the boats are coming out so the boating competition all the beach lovers the family and friends let's go talk to some people. people with a long time for summer they always want to get away from the vacation but right now we've got great conditions for that. you'd never know that these sweltering siberians will be running for shelter from the most famous winters in the world in just a few months. we work twelve hours a day here we have such long cold winters that people just one toy out there hours between three and eight o'clock can be a problem they're the hardest and that's exactly when the people who are here at the beach. like one particular veteran of fifty siberian summers with no air conditioning or t.v. with sure that it's impossible to s

lindsey france. and examine assam here at our table explore russia's brand new inventions and technology but before that we'll take a look what's happening in business charles here. hello welcome to the business program hey on r.t. it's two years since robert dudley then head of b.p. fled russia after a dispute with the russian shareholders on tuesday was declared the new boss of b.p. taking office in october and did a final twist the algo in chief terry hayward may return to russia as a board member p.p. so united in the fate of reports. robert dudley has already earned his credit for handling of the gulf of mexico oil spill the gulf represents one third of the company's oil and gas wars and refineries and his experience in russia where to keep b.p. generates about a quarter of b.p.'s revenues and she should be well prepared to take over the whole company where she's likely true means central to b.p. strategy with analysts dismissing media reports that the company could sell a stake in its cash gene

lindsey graham of south carolina the only republican to vote yes. a vote by the full senate is expected before the august recess. and still ahead here on the "cbs evening news," turn down and smack down. a new book full of the ultimate rejection letters. but up next, emotions are running high over a plan to build a mosque just blocks from ground zero. captioning sponsored by cbs things with my friends even with an overactive bladder. i don't always let the worry my pipes might leak compromise what i like to do. i take care with vesicare. because i have better places to visit than just the bathroom. (announcer) once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle, and is proven to reduce frequent, sudden urges and leaks, day and night. if you have certain stomach or glaucoma problems or trouble emptying your bladder, do not take vesicare. tell your doctor right away if you have a serious allergic reaction, severe abdominal pain, or become constipated for three or more days. vesicare may cause blurred vision so use caution while driving or doing u

likely to release on august 1st or second the projected release date reflects all the credits and that lindsey is likely to receive in jail. a live look their side as we head off to break a check of your ride on westbound 80 those headlights are headed for murder is down to berkeley so far moving pretty good. we'll be right back. welcome back to the kron4 morning in his time now is for 43 you are looking at a shot of the south bay, cameras and the shaking around a little bit. freesia dairy and foggy. it could deal denser them always i estivate surges be prepared for some drizzle with low clouds, fog the south bay is one of the few spots that is action seeing now much in the way of local roads, fog. current temperature 55 degrees by noon time getting up to about 72 high-temperature 78 backed down at the low seventies by o'clock. satellite pictures jury is where the fog is this morning really discouraging to the northern portion of the peninsula bridge onto the bay of the net as the north bay, the delta at as well. portions of the peninsula and that are not dealing with this often fog you can se

lindsey france r t and just ten minutes from now we're talking to an american rapper who says u.s. is losing its status around the world but first for that we'll talk to charles farley has got the latest business news good morning so what i would offer us this hour oh well for the first time since the beginning of the year low rates in russia are on the rise it's also the government warned the rights were too low given the risks in the economy we have details later in the program but first this hour is terry assumes robert dudley then headed to pay fled russia also to speak to the russian shareholders on tuesday he was declared the new boss of b.p. taking office and october and in a final twist the outgoing chief tony hayward may return to russia as a board member of. the united unfed of reports. robert dudley has already earned his created for handling of the gulf of mexico oil spill the gulf represents one third of the company's oil and gas was and refineries and he's experienced in russia way to keep b.p. generates about a quarter of b.p.'s revenues and he should be well prepare

has published many many many papers challenging that actually on science if you just call richard lindsey's the head of a written notice these about i don't know richard lindzen he's the head of atmospheric sami's one you can instead of i'm out on this race as i think i have to do with my shoes institute of technology he's the one that has the want to solidify although i have to make a centimeter no use an example still science said there was no sign. now we also know you know as alexander was in the lenses i want it and i'm not going to go through it i'll go through a list of the scientific papers if you like but alexander was i just quoted take you know you all right john i'm going to say out of germany and we just run out of time saying if you like there is a very very lively article of the way thanks to my guests today in oxford new york and los angeles and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember cross talk rule. if you. want. to be so much brighter if you live. from silence to question. these flames totty dot com. but i guess this is all see co

has published many many many papers challenging that actually on science if you just call richard lindsey's the head of a written notice the it's about donna richard lindzen he's the head of atmospheric sami's and you can instead of iraq on the brakes as i think i want to do with my shoes is institute of technology he's the one that he's the one of us a lot of pharaoh no i think he said to me you know you said alexander was still saying. yes alex said there was no science that now will secretary geithner's alexander was in the same way what it was and i'm not going to trail it i'll go through a list of the scientific papers if you like but alexander was i just quoted you know i'll write general motors out of it just any other wheels run out of time saying we're going to seal sales are a very very lively articulate way thanks to my guests today in oxford new york and los angeles and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember cross talk rule. and. every month we give you the future we hope you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the b

say something nice about someone when they'll vote the same way you are, but i will tell you that lindsey graham is an extraordinary senator and i've got to be careful saying these things because every once in a while i'll say nice things about one of my republican colleagues and shows up in their campaign brochures like senator grassley but that's okay because i still like him a lot. senator graham is an extraordinary member who not only has a thoughtful way of looking at these important decisions, but putting them in a perspective which few members can. and during the course of his statement, i -- timing is everything. kagan's many nomination comes less than 100 days before an historic election when a closely divided court reflects a closely divided country. her fate would have been in doubt on the other side of the table under normal circumstances after all she is the choice of a democratic president, but now that we are in a political season of contrast and confrontation, elena kagan faces stiff odds in winning many supporters on the other side. for many months the senate has focused

republican lindsey graham voted in favor of kagan, the only committee member to cross party lines.ep a vote by the full senate which is expected to confirm her before the august recess. >>> federal reserve chairman ben bernanke set to give congress an update on the nation's economy today. he is expected to downplay the possibility that the economy will fall back into recession. but he is also likely to say the fed is ready to take action if the economy worsens. during his last economic report back in february, bernanke said he was confident the recovery would endure. >>> president obama is expected to sign the financial reform bill into law today less than a week after it passed the senate. the plan would give the federal government new powers to close failing banks and monitor consumer loans among other things. the purpose of the overhaul is to protect the nation from another financial meltdown. >>> the united states will impose new sanctions on north korea's communist government. that is the word from secretary of state hillary clinton, who spoke today during a visit to south kor

miller joins other giant broadcasters, russ hodges, lon simmons and lindsey nelson in cooper'stown.mons worked in the booth together for a stretch. >> lon called me when i got this award and he said to me, congratulations. by the way, can you get me a phone number and name up there in cooper'stown, i have a lot of people outraged about this who want to see if they can get it overturned. hey, i'm a kid from hayward. i just want add job where i could eat french fries while i was working! now here i am today. thank you very much. >>> no surprises in the ceremonial final stage of the tour de france, as alberto conned dorr won the tour for the third time in the last four years. what wasn't expected was the quick change forced on the radioshack team. they started the day in jersey number 28, designed to draw attention to the 28 million people worldwide with cancer. tour organizers said you can't do that. they made them put their jerseys back on. lance armstrong among those who had to change. 20th and final stage was so routine that contador sipped champagne during the 64 miles, surrounded

senator lindsey graham of south carolina was the lone republican to vote for obama's nominee. more republicans are expected to back kagan in the full senate where democrats have more than enough votes to confirm her. kagan could be confirmed as early as next week. she will be the fourth female justice once confirmed. >>> changes in the president's mortgage aid program. more than 40% of the 1.3 million homeowners seeking help from the program have dropped out since march. a majoror reason for that, banks were not initially required to collect proof of income. when that changed, many troubled homeowners were disqualified or dropped out. 30% of homeowners who started the program have received permanent loan modifications and are making payments on time. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton joined leaders from around the world today in kabul for a one-day conference on the future of afghanistan. president hamid karzai told the group that he's determined that his soldiers and police will be responsible for all military and law enforcement operations by 2014 which is also the end

. >> sreenivasan: one republican, lindsey graham of south carolina, joined all 12 democrats voting for the nominee. he said kagan would not have been his choice, but that he believes she will serve honorably. other republicans, like jeff sessions of alabama, complained kagan lacks a "robust" legal and judicial background. >> that's the kind of legal experience of day in day out practice of law that forces clarity of thought. that's the kind of experience that separates the lawyer's lawyer from the political lawyer. ms. kagan does not have that kind of experience. she just does not. >> sreenivasan: senate democrats hope to confirm kagan before congress' august recess. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: and we turn to the latest attempt to fill what has been a complex and even controversial job, aimed at keeping the nation safe. retired air force general james claper appeared before the senate intelligence committee this afternoon bidding to become the nation's fourth director of national intelligence. >> we are the largest, most capable intelligence

john mccain no longer is backing comprehensive immigration reform, lindsey graham, who was the last republican standing, he backed away, said he would not support that in response to harry reid saying he wanted immigration to go ahead of energy reform. so the democrats are left standing on their own. >> woodruff: and susan, what's behind the opposition? is it genuine disagreement with what the president's proposing or what? >> i think a couple things have made this harder now than it was even when george w. bush tried it and failed. someone that the economy is so bad. unemployment so high. we're going to get new unemployment numbers tomorrow. we think it's going to head back toward 10%. that makes a lot of americans less seufrp thetic to illegal immigrants, many feel they're taking away jobs americans might have. the other thing that's made the politics of this harder is the rise of the tea party movement which has really focused issue... focused on opposition to illegal immigration. for someone like john mccain, the senator from arizona, who faces a tough republican primary in august, he used

expect with the renegade s in the fine-- state, susan collins and olympia snowee, lamar alexander and lindsey graham. and then for retiring, republican senators kit barnum, dick lugar of indiana and judd gregg of new hampshire. but i think it will be a smaller group than that supporting justice kagan. >> woodruff: i'm moving along to a number of different things here, david, to immigration. the president made the first major speech of his presidency yesterday on immigration reform. but hardly anyone thinks it's going anywhere. >> you have to have a political strategy. you can't just-- he said some nice things. a grow with him on the need for immigration reform but unless you have a strategy and a bill, it is just not serious and it is hard to see. in the first place the people who lead the immigration reform effort, mccain and kennedy are either not with us any more or not of a mind to do it but secondly and most importantly the country has shifted. the trust to do something, which wasn't even there a year or two ago is certainly not there now. people want the wall built. they want some borde

. >> lindsey roy. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as a former head teacher i endorse a commitment given by the prime minister to improve discipline in schools and in education who are widely. so can i ask the prime minister as a head of government what special measures he plans with his education secretary who's field to do his homework properly in the last few weeks. >> i think in the week of the mandleson memoirs to get a lecture on ill discipline -- i mean, we used to say -- you know, we used to say the government that they formed -- we used to say it was dysfunctional that they were all at a each other's throats. we were wrong. it was much, much worse than that. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister will be aware that former anthony malone has languished in an afghan jail in two years and is still being held in lieu of an outstanding debt. given his punishment is in breach of international law will he secure mr. malone's release? >> i think he's absolutely right to raise this case. and it is a worrying case and i can assu

. >>> in just 24 hours, lindsey lohan begins her toughest role yet.ind bars help her turn her life around? andrea canning has a look at lohan's final hours of treatment and how stars have fared in prison? >> reporter: lindsay lohan has chosen to spend her final days in rehab here at the pickford facility in los angeles. it's owned by robert shapiro. he agreed to represent ms. low lan on the condition that she complies with all of the terms. he wants to assist in implementing a treatment approach recommended by medical professionals for miss lohan's long-term recovery and sobriety. >> she's writing in her journals. she's painting. she's allowed to tweet. she's allowed to be in communication. >> reporter: lohan's struggle is a common one for many of hollywood. nicole richie battled a heroin addiction. richie bounced back starting a family and launching a fashion line. charlie sheen, after years of treatment, spent his past christmas in jail for assaulting his wife. he's awaiting sentencing and could face several years in prison. paris hilton spent 23 da

the senate judiciary committee has approved her nomination with republican lindsey graham joining allll senate is expected to confirm kagan as the fourth female justice in the next few weeks. >>> we're following a developing story this morning in the case of that government official forced to resign over her controversial comments on race. the head of the agriculture department now says he will reconsider shirley sherrod's resignation. jake tapper has more on that story. >> reporter: it was combustible. a conservative website posting a video clip of department of agriculture official shirley sherrod at an naacp event talking about meeting with a white farmer. >> i was struggling with the fact that so many blacle here i was faced wving land. so i didn't give him the full force of what i could do. >> reporter: an obama administration official called sherrod in her car and demanded she pull over and type a resignation letter in her blackberry. agriculture secretary tom vilsack said in a statement that there is zero tolerance for discrimination at his agency. none of them bothered to lear

. >> i'm lindsey, advice chair of young republicans. >> there are young republicans in d.c. >> my question, you mentioned feminist discourse. the second you addressed particularly here today in the 1970s almost reversed the first wave movement. the first movement focused on our minds and getting the women's movement out into the political discourse. the second wave movement put the focus back on our bodies. and i was wondering what advice you would offer to young women today who are looking to have a strong voice in academic discourse to kind of move that back in the other direction? >> i think what mary's question was getting to is the point that they are just integral, the personal and intellectual. i don't know if this answers your question but tell me if it doesn't. i think the answer is just live your lives and live your lives with the world values that you raised on or believe in. people will see that it will be reflected in your work. it will be reflected in who you are and how you're living and what you're doing on friday night. people notice that i don't know if it sounds really s

second round questioning from senators sessions, lindsey graham, and al franken. this is about an hour and 10 minutes. >> solicitor general kagan, i enjoyed our conversation yesterday but was disappointed a bit with regard to how he described the situation at harvard and the blocking of the military to have full and equal access to the recruiting offices as requireddby law. recruiting offices as required by law. i think that the white house has been spinning that story inaccurately, and i believe your testimony was too consistent with an inaccurate spin and didn't frankly set forth what you did. and i was a bit disappointed at that. i'd like to follow up and go in a little direction today. ironically and almost amazingly, it felt like it was up to you the solicitor general to defend that law, the law of the united states, the don't ask, don't tell law that you oppose so much there. let me focus on your responsibility and how you handle it. during your confirmation process, you stated that your, quote, role as solicitor general, however, would be to advance not my

even lindsey graham has walked away from it. that is not to say that democrats are not resisting as well, but you have many more democrats working on it than republicans. >>, if the bill were to come up, what are your sources say about when it might? >> this is an election year, so we are only four months away from an election expected to be extremely difficult for democrats. the willingness from speaker nancy pelosi, harry reid, steny hoyer to get the bill together and get a compromise -- i don't see the willingness from democratic leaders. even in the senate for the said it would go first. it does not seem like it will happen. >> what about a lame duck session? >> you have to get through the election first, so i don't think anyone is putting their eggs in that basket. there's talk about a piecemeal approach. some parts with support that could give a legal status to young children, those still students, and also agricultural jobs, legal status for more than 70% to work in that segment. >> it is open to that? >> we did not get t