the small democratic left party could fill the void, but they will only take part with loewe -- syriza on board. there are signs the public patience is wearing 3. -- thin. >> ok, let's go to athens. brian williams is standing by. bryan, we hear the president is thinking of belts forming another 10 -- is thinking of forming another technocratic government. what could that look like? >> the two possibilities could be a government like the one that ruled greece from last november, basically until now, which was basically had the prime minister, the technocrat as the head of the government, but all the ministers were of other parties. the other possibility is the italian model where the government is headed by the technocrats and the ministers themselves are technocrats. that is something that would have to be thrashed out to. we have the party is seriously considering it. >> we have heard the far left syriza have said they will come to tuesday's talks after saying they would not. how good is the sign of their attendance? >> i do not think people are reading an awful lot into them attendin

but 11 days ago, joachim loew has announced his team for the championships. >> those cut include julian draxler, sven bender, cacau, and marc-andre ter stegen. they have all been sent home from the german training camp. and the german team is not the only one making last-minute adjustments ahead up 2012. italy suspended its defender. >> in early morning raids on monday, police searched teams based near florence. >> police carried out dawn raids throughout the country. at the national team's training camp, they searched the room, seen on the right, and warned the player he is under investigation. the italian football federation has dropped him from the squad for 2012. >> he tells me he is very sorry for the situation that has been thrust upon the federation and the german team. he insists that he is not involved. i hope he realizes how unpleasant the situation is. >> prosecutors say unmatched is under -- a match is under investigation. >> they are taking a closer look at this on carry in connection. we believe there has been a gain of around 2 million euros. some 600,000 euros were used

as you heard, supervisor of loews and merely talk about the city build students -- supervisor avalos and mayor lee talking about the city build students. we're proud to work on our construction project. i now next want to bring up to the stage jason chan, a current city billed student. this class is going to graduate in june. -- a current city build student. at this class will graduate in june. [applause] good morning. thank you, mayor lee, office of workforce and economic development, and all the instructors and students who nominated me to speak on behalf of our program. i am truly thankful for all your support. my name is jason chan, a current city build academy student, my late 20's, a local resident of san francisco. for the past few years, i was down into my leg. economic crisis and a lack of work. i had lost my confidence and opportunity was simply not there. the situation made me feel that -- i only have myself to blame for the whole i am in. then i heard about the local hiring ordinance, the possibility of landing some stable work, and at the same time i learned about the ci

lavern's safety harness, loews and she is dangling there her shirt with bubp, clinging to her instructor dear life as they tumble at 125 miles an hour. watch as they finally come back down to earth. incredibly, managing to land safely. but while on this video learned seems shaken up, when the tv station caught up with her, she seemed to have a sense of humor about the whole thing. >> i just held on. you do what you've got to do, you know. >> that moment when she appeared to have second thoughts she says her instructor did not force her out. >> he had to give me a little nudge. >> and she said it was a blessing for sure to blow up blocking her view. >> i had a one little peephole of light shining through. i did not to see anything. >> i wonder if she will go again. the last two years parachute setters have wracked the panel -- penalties for failing to maintain proper aircraft. the newest casino, maryland live casino will hold a life preview day tomorrow. the venue will open to the public june 6. the $500 million casino what about 4800 slot machines, more than any other casino in maryland.

as you heard, supervisor of loews and merely talk about the city build students -- supervisor avalos and mayor lee talking about the city build students. we're proud to work on our construction project. i now next want to bring up to the stage jason chan, a current city billed student. this class is going to graduate in june. -- a current city build student. at this class will graduate in june. [applause] good morning. thank you, mayor lee, office of workforce and economic development, and all the instructors and students who nominated me to speak on behalf of our program. i am truly thankful for all your support. my name is jason chan, a current city build academy student, my late 20's, a local resident of san francisco. for the past few years, i was down into my leg. economic crisis and a lack of work. i had lost my confidence and opportunity was simply not there. the situation made me feel that -- i only have myself to blame for the whole i am in. then i heard about the local hiring ordinance, the possibility of landing some stable work, and at the same time i learned about the ci

jim tisch is here, he's's loews -- wait.to say -- >> because there's the hardware store. >> there's also a hardware store spelled differently. chairman and director for dimon offshort and form are director of the federal bank of new york. so looking at the commit rye now, i think your take is there was some calm and now we're back into a period of worry based position. >> remember all the wrangling took all the attention -- >> there was already a lot of uncertainty and it added to it. >> well, this fiscal cliff is the summer of '11 but on steroid. not on do we have an acrimonious presidential race, but we also have the sequestration of the military and domestic spending funds and we have the end of the bush tax cuts and we also have the social insurance taxes going back up. so the expectation is that -- >> i think you have some obamacare stuff kicking in, too, huge taxes, right? >> so the expectation is that all of that stuff is worth about four points of fiscal drag on the economy. >> and we're at two. >> say again? >> we'r

we have the loews labor participation rate in 1981. on saturday the entire upper deck was empty.e are not coming out for obama like they did in 2008. >> the arena could seat about 20,000 people. poe only about 14,000 attend. why do you think that is? >> 14,000 is a very strong number. that is a lot more people than attending mitt romney's. it is hard for the president to recreate what they are creating in 2008. >> it be hard to recreate that now. >> he is talking about those numbers and his record and talking about the fact that osama bin laden as we know is no longer here no longer a threat to the united states of america. the irony is he is criticized for actually bringing that up. we have had over two full years of private sector jobs growth. as you look at the recession we came from in the first 23 months 2.2 million jobs were created after three months of the recession. in the 2001 recession only 1.8 million jobs were created. so when you dig into those numbers the numbers even though everyone hasn't been touched yet the numbers are still good considering all. >>> we have ti

the earnings front a lot of big names reporting, quarterly numbers from dell hp, cosco, tiffany and loewsnd track that and keep an eye on shares of facebook on cnn money. >> i'm "showbiz tonight's" a.j. hammer. showbiz is on location hanging out with wendy williams on the set of her show as she celebrates her 500th episode. catch "showbiz tonight" weeknights 11:00 p.m. on hln. >> thank you very much. >>> candid criticism of president obama's re-election strategy from supporter newark mayor cory booker. is he now eating his words? don't miss tonight's no talking points. it's the one you store in the freezer. same medicated pain reliever used by physical therapists. that's chilly. [ male announcer ] new bengay zero degrees. freeze and move on. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> here's some of the stories making headlines right now. rescue teams in northern italy are searching for survivors after a magnitude 6.0 earthquake early sunday. seven were killed and dozens injured. 11,0

they are among the loews in the nation. >> you make an argument it's the lowest in the nation based uponest scores. i would say ours can get better -- >> your pred sewsors the unions have been saying that for years. >> i think the unions have a pretty strong history of advocating for high quality public education. >> but not achieving it. >> our test scores are not what we choose to focus on. we choose to focus on teaching kids. >> but how do you know if they are learning anything if you don't test them and compare? >> i know my kids are learning when i look in their eyes. >> the protestors had celebrity support. actor matt damon he was asked about the rules that make it hard to fire a union teacher. >> in acting there is job security. why isn't it like that for teachers? >> you think job insect makes me work hard? >> you have an incentive to work harder. >> it's not an incentive. you take this nba style thinking. >> nba style? this is a school idea. >> well, yes. charter schools, vouchers even obama's race to the top are based on ideas that competition is good. if kids are free to take

earnings front a lot of big names reporting, quarterly numbers from dell hp, cosco, tiffa tiffany and loews track that and keep an eye on shares of facebook on cnn money. >> i'm "showbiz tonight's" a.j. hammer. showbiz is on location hanging out with wendy williams on the set of her show as she celebrates her 500th episode. catch "showbiz tonight" weeknights 11:00 p.m. on hln. >> thank you very much. >>> candid criticism of president obama's re-election strategy from support er newark mayor cory booker. is he now eating his words. don't miss tonight's no talking points. a route map shows you where we go. but not how we get there. because in this business, there are no straight lines. only the twists and turns of an unpredictable industry. so the eighty-thousand employees at delta... must anticipate the unexpected. and never let the rules overrule common sense. this is how we tame the unwieldiness of air travel, until it's not just lines you see... it's the world. >>> here's some of the stories making headlines right now. rescue teams in northern italy are searching for survivors after a mag

i wasn't crying because aimee was going to loews her hands and foot, but i was crying because in all years of existence, i have never seen such a strong display of courage. aimee shed no tears, she never batted an eyelash. i was crying what you i am a proud father of an incredibly courageous young lady." >> this is unbelievable. >> they were done yesterday or today. it's probably in that time frame. this likely won't be her last surgery. she is a very sick young lady. good news that happened today or recently is she got her breathing tube out. it goes in your mouth and makes it hard to talk. she got a tracheotomy. she'll be able to talk more easily. that is huge. >> everyone seems to be so gripped by this story. and the best to aimee's family. it's a terrible story. >>> the obesity epidemic out of control in this country. there is somebody who has a message for us. his name is jamie oliver. you probably heard about him. he'll join me live to talk about this. >>> also, you want to take a look up into the sky this weekend but very carefully. there is a rare event coming your way. you n

and the loew's coronado has surfing lessons for dogs. is the time to get them going. >> your hotel pick? >> the lowe's. >> you get a great room and your dog can learn to surf. you can't beat that anywhere in the world. >> next up let's go to telluride in colorado. >> telluride is probably best known as a ski resort. but it's wonderful in the summer, it's a former silver mining town, in the mountains in colorado. and the telluride film festival is really the ultimate film festival. it's not a competition like cannes, it's a real celebration of the best work out there. and in order for films to compete they have to make their north american debut premiere at the festival. the films are announced the day it starts. it's over labor day. >> and it's so beautiful. it seems you would want to stay outside but you have a hotel recommendation? >> the lost creek inn at $206 a night. tickets start at $25. but they have free evening movie screenings. real town favorite, get out there with your sleeping bag or blanket and get there early. >> and last

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. >> piers: a fascinating exerc e exercise, thousands of people turning up from the loews elements ofityin terms of ability to pay for health care or anything like that and someone suffering appalling, long-term tumors and so on. what do you do that for? what is the motivation for you when you have those kind of open, free clinics? >> piers, i get letters in the mail daily from folks who say you are my doctor. not just figuratively because i watch you in television, literally you i don't have a doctor. you have 50 million people without health care coverage, many of them are going to seek out whatever resources they exist. the tv show happens to be one of those resources. we began running these free clinics in part because i could hear the shame in the voices of people who were writing. they felt they didn't matter, they didn't have a voice, they were invisible in so we have a koof nant that we make with each other as part of society that i think allows us to feel like wary member of that community and whether we have insurance or not, we should at least be counted on those regards. we r