could obama really face a challenger in the primaries for two thousand and twelve we're going to ask marcy wheeler blogger for mt whelan firedoglake then should states be allowed to declare bankruptcy currently they can't but some republicans are toying with the idea of changing the laws we can't help but wonder what would a change like that mean for america's economic future we're going to host a debate on this issue at the end of the show but now let's move on to the day's top story. yesterday we glanced over what some are calling a cyber battle of sorts as a group known as anonymous has taken credit has taken credit for a string of high profile cyber attacks against the websites of businesses banks and politicians but either spoken at. against or stop doing business with whistle blowing web site wiki leaks those include master card visa sarah pail and joe lieberman swiss bank post finance and rumors are swirling about amazon dot com as a result both facebook and twitter have closed accounts corresponding to anonymous but who are these people and is what they're doing a legal one joining

the american people want and it's not what other politicians out there are pushing against either marci thanks so much for being here thanks. so to come on tonight show there's a shop in new york where you can buy greeting cards had watched pole dancing more on the unusual business in just a moment and should states here in the u.s. be allowed to file for bankruptcy many are swimming in debt and some say that filing for bankruptcy could be a way for states to return to solid footing we're going to debate the issue in just a moment. we'll. bring you the latest. on the right. we. are very. wealthy british time. is going to. go. well you know. i know what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. i'm not sure if hallmark makes a card for this but who really cares a new york business owner has combined her love of designing greeting cards and whole dancing and yes you heard me correctly jill ham opened her greeting card store in lower manhattan two months ago but in this slow economy she decided that sh

if we could begin with marcy orosco. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm director of harbor house, part of the salvation army. i'm kind of hear -- i attend the meetings already, so what i wanted to say was i noticed on the wicac, they already represent homeless, but what they do not know this is veterans. one of our large components is veterans, so i wanted to bring that up. i would be a voice for all the disenfranchised. i would definitely want to make that point. there is on average about 106 veterans released from the term, and they are starting to come back. i have been working with the homeless, the formerly incarcerated veterans for almost all my professional life. i have written and receive many veterans grants with reentry strategies as well as addressing the lack of opportunities for the homeless and formerly incarcerated. i'm part of the san francisco reentry guard -- reentry board. i have helped start broad market based services to employ those that others will not hire and provide a solid career ladder. i have a strong understanding of serv

russia relations and in furthering world nuclear disarmament let's get the latest from marcie's a catarina grad show over reporting live from moscow so the treaty has been finally approved by the u.s. senate but that's not the end is it what's up next. well to officially say that the united states is ready for the new strategic arms are done.

the club world cup the asian champions beat highside awada four one in abu dhabi so now open three marci out of some awful defending. but the first one level and how much for nanda bionet just right time for one one. however it wasn't long before the south korean scientists back in front sasha often enough sleep. before the break. and team all came in the second half points and could make the most of some space on the edge of the area to make it three one. down john make sure of the victory from close range might own so a comfortable win for the asian champions and not afraid to take into next wednesday. morning now when i come here they have to if and when i do if complacency yeah we come here to want to win and if not we'll at least make sure that we've given it or give it everything that we've got so you know i will be throwing everything everything entering absolute into life or winning and in the meantime into manager rafael benitez has dismissed talk his job is under threat after the european champions arrived in abu dhabi when he just took over from jos they ran at the start of th

actually gone home to have very successful managerial careers i mean if you can call it that would be marcie's for instance the remark asking for advice do they give you tips or no it's no not really going to work with molecule because larry see. you should play munchers united numeracy are going to use more. molecules. of course contact with him to miss it in a way i mean with the best times of your life do you think when you were playing in england yeah he said because it's a nice country and good good for us people of all football was important for the ne ne county when. people are football ok thanks very much andre for your time you're welcome thank you very much for your. i was about now i didn't love it as recent loss to rank. hockey still causing shock waves after russia's biggest hope in the cruiserweight division suffered his first ever defeat last the decision rabbit that onion reports for. the last moments of the twelve round belt the w b o cruiserweight belt at stake branding champion marco huck versus russia's big hope in this division denise lead with the hawks stepping back live

welcome the ilona show well get the real headlines with none of the marcy work we live out of washington d.c. now on friday evening the house passed a defense authorization bill with a seven hundred twenty five billion dollars price tag that is the largest defense funding bill of all time but for some reason we didn't hear a single people about it from the media so i'm going to bait this bill with dr james carafano next are you aware of top secret america if you pay attention you know the government is trying to build up a surveillance network by monitoring and storing everything that you do what's shocking.

actually going home to have very successful managerial careers i mean if you can call it that would be marcie's for instance the remark asking for advice they give you tips or no it's not really going to work with a lot of people because larry see. you should play munchers united or mark hughes more. molecules. of course contact with him to miss it in a way i mean the best times of your life do you think when you're playing in england yeah he said because it's a nice country and. good good for us people will feel this important for any any county when. people are football ok thanks very much for your time you're welcome thank you very much neal. american football mad in the n.f.l. the new orleans saints have clinched a spot in the playoffs after coming back to win seventeen fourteen is atlanta who had been the only unbeaten team at home in the n.f.c. you're losing ten seven to the field to where we picked it up and a costly mistake by drew grease but didn't want her head to quarterbacks make this court fight a falcon twenty davis returned to section twenty six yards for touchdown passes under f

old system to then be sold on the black markets this report was led by the human rights investigated marci and is due to be formally presented to the council on thursday in this report's midst of ossie says that mr touches connections to organized crime date back well over ten years when his the need group became the dominant factor within the cosman liberation army the k l a and in this report mr marty is highly critical of the international community for largely ignoring the actions of the k l a jury in the cost of a war and as a result mr touchy in those loyal to him have played a dominant role in kaufman politics for the past decades the leaking of this report also coincided with the beginning of legal proceedings in the court house into an alleged case of organ trafficking that was discovered by the calls from police it's two thousand and eight and in this council of europe report mr monti makes a connection with that case and the alleged good harvesting of the k.l.a. in two thousand and all of this comes as tensions are already running high in pristina after the historic elections th

system to then be sold on the black markets this report was led by the human rights investigator dick marci and is due to be formally presented to the council on the day in this report's midst of ossie says that mr touch these connections to organized crime date back well over ten years when his the needs a group became the dominant factor within the cost of an liberation army the k l a and this report was in fact commissions because the full member a chief prosecutor for war crimes out the hague akala del ponte a said that during his or her investigations she was prevented from properly looking into the actions of the senior k l a members and in this report mr marson is one critical of the international community for largely ignoring the actions of the paying the cost of the war he says that they instead chose to place a premium on i quote some degree of full time stability in the region and as a result mr touchy and those loyal to him have played a dominant role in kaufman politics for the past decades the leaking officer pulled it also coincided with the beginning of a legal proceeding i

we will take a short time out and talk with representatives marcy kaptur, democrat from ohio. member of the appropriations and budget committee. we will be right back. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> the pentagon released its report on the impact of ending don't ask-and don't tell, the policy that prevents gays from openly serving in the military. search and watch programs outlining the debatend arguments for and against. it is washington your way. >> salomon rushdie is on "book tv" this sunday. he will discuss his new books. join our three-hour conversation sunday at noon eastern on c- span2 and watch previous "in depth" programs on c-span.org where you can also find the entire schedule. >> on the c-span 3's american history tv, televise the first time, interview with the assistant prosecutor during the watergate case. former special assistant to president ford talks about the 1976 presidential election, why mr. ford decided to run and the affects of the nixon pardon on its outcome. and a prof

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you know, this record producer, you would think it was this guy, he's from fulton treat, i'm from marcyo guys in the club and we had a good fight and i think we won. he was fine. don't feel bad for him. he was -- -- [laughter] >> charlie: you copped a plea of some kind. >> yeah. >> charlie: why did you do that? >> well, then -- wasn't really worth it to me. for a couple reasons. it wasn't worth it. it wasn't worth to drag it out. it wasn't worth anything, you know, and on the other side, puff and shine had just went through, like, this major trial about -- this was a little more serious -- a shooting in the club, and -- and i think it was another trial going on at the same time, and all the attention was on puff case. from there -- it was a huge lesson for me that even thinking i was being careful, i wasn't careful enough to never put myself in that situation again and you know, just be more careful with how i was moving and -- you know, take the lesson, take the smack and keep moving. >> charlie: who stabbed him? >> i'm not going to -- come on, man. not even on probation anymore, man.

we also met with the senior members of her team, including her deputy, ambassador marcie reeves, ted warner, michel yo me elliott, kurt s e man, and mark trout. these effects and many of the other members of the united states team were very impressive in their professionalism and experience. several had participated in the negotiation of the original start treaty or the intermediate-range nuke quer --r forces, the i.n.f. treaty. several were inspectors who are conducted on-the-ground inspections in russia under start and i.n.f., or were weapons systems operators who had been responsible for hosting russian inspectors at united states bases. so this team was not composed of the uninitiated or of neophytes. they had both background and skill. they were acutely aware of the lessons learned over the past decades of arms control and negotiated this treaty with an understanding of what monitoring and compliance verification mean. senator kyl and i also met two or three times during our trip to geneva with the russian delegation led by russian ambassador antoli antonof, who's an experienced

i'd like to thank marcy capture. she has been a stalwart not on the committee but working every day because she's in one of the hardest-hit states but so am i, in california. it is unthinkable that we could have used tarp funds for every major corporation, all of the banks, all of the two big to fails, and yet we would deny homeowners in the hardest hit states some assistance. what are we saying? these are people who have followed the american dream and we have found that all kind of exotic products were put on the market, many of them were tricked into signing on the dotted line and now we have whole communities that are being boarded up, that are being foreclose ured, communities that are being driven into the ground because cities can't afford to keep them up. we've done everything we can do. we have assistance to unemployed folks, we're trying to do everything with not a lot of help from the administration or from the regulatory agencies in general. the program simply has not worked. we need to send a message and

tomorrow morning we'll talk about economic decisions facing congress with democratic representative marcy kaptur. republican representative joe wilson, and a member of the armed services committee joins us to discuss the don't ask, don't tell policy regarding gays in the military. and we'll look at the adds pandemic with donald blanchon with the whitman-walker clinic. "washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:o'clock a.m. eastern. experience american history tv on c-span3. 48 hours of people and events telling the american story. hear historic speechers by national leaders and eyewitness accounts of events that shaped our nation. visit museums, historical sites, and college campuses. as top history professors and leading historians delve into america's past. american history tv. every weekend on c-span3. defense secretary robert gates is recommending that congress repeal the don't ask, don't tell policy regarding gays in the military. up next, he and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff admiral mike mullen announce the results of a pentagon survey on the policy. which ban