we have alonso, lam, mcdonnell. i am happy to put out these three individuals since they were on my list. supervisor farrell: that is fine with me. as it relates to ms. lam, but i have a concern -- nothing against your personally -- the conflict. i think that is real. i think she is a woman with young kids. that is great. we need that in the city more than anything. i was very ready to support the three i mentioned in the beginning. but i do want a strong stand from us going forward. and i believe those three would be terrific. supervisor kim: all right. we cannot forward these three with recommendation. we have mike alonso, jenny lam, and eric mcdonnell.

we have alonso, lam, mcdonnell. i am happy to put out these three individuals since they were on my list. supervisor farrell: that is fine with me. as it relates to ms. lam, but i have a concern -- nothing against your personally -- the conflict. i think that is real. i think she is a woman with young kids. that is great. we need that in the city more than anything. i was very ready to support the three i mentioned in the beginning. but i do want a strong stand from us going forward. and i believe those three would be terrific. supervisor kim: all right. we cannot forward these three with recommendation. we have mike alonso, jenny lam, and eric mcdonnell. we do have to make this decision by tuesday, june 28, which is why we call the special meeting today. really -- >> really quickly -- supervisor kim: i really want to thank our 23 applicants. it is great to see the breath of leadership and the passion. this is very important, one of the most important task force appointments the city is going to be making this year,

hopefully the one person survived in the shooting on first and mcdonnell, that person will be able to tell the investigators. this caught them by surprise because they said for quite awhile, it is all relative, but for rich men is been very quiet lately. they did not believe the shootings had anything to do with the fireworks show. it was very peaceful, everyone dispersed and then the shooting took place. the investigators are still working on this hopefully will get an update on the fourth victim in this case, the one fighting for his life coming up at eight o'clock. >> ok, we will talk to you later, >> and more pleasant subject, the fourth of july people out on the water barbeque plans, will the weather be on our side? >> i will get to be very important forecast, as we headed to 9:30 p.m. when most fireworks will be going on it looks like we will have clear skies in most locations, the one place that we are keeping an eye on is right around the bay, at sanford does go about 58 degrees. berkeley about 63 degrees. we should see a little more a clear conditions, mountain view 67. santa

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after him, we have eric mcdonnell. >> thank you for hearing for me today. my name is christopher elmendorf. as a a professor of law at uc davis school of law where i teach election law, and i am resident of san francisco, where i have lived in the mission district since 2005. i wanted to say a few words this morning about why i want to serve on this task force and the values i would bring to the task of the task force. i see this as a public service opportunity, no more and no yes. i am is a tenured professor. i teach and have relevant knowledge in this area that i think i could bring to the project. but i owe no debt to any candidate, to any interest group, and i have no interest in being into debt or having indebted to me any candidate or interest group that has a stake in this process. the u.s. stands alone among all industrialized democracies the use single member district elections in that we have a largely political process for redrawing legislative districts. virtually all of the country's the use single member district electrics -- elections have so

vincent gray dijo que tras extensas platicas con el gobernador de virginia, el republicano robert mcdonnellcambio de opinion y urgio a los tres miembros de la junta regional un gran jurado encauso a la mujer de virginie dejo a su hijo de dos años por minivan... karen murphy enfrenta cargos por asesinato en grado de felonia... el 17 de junio, la mujer habria dejado al menor en el asiento de su vehiculo por varias horas y cuando lo encontro ya no se pudo revivirlo.. vecinos creen que la mujer habria olvidado llevarlo a la guarderia, y segun la fiscalia esta no era la primera vez que dejaba al menor olvidado en el vehiculo.. aumentla fracion de los n con inatas que tiene el metro no estaban en funcionamiento por desperfecto s o por mantenimiento.. el informe tambien critica al metro por el presunto deterioro de sus servicios en otras areas..como emergencia el metro esta destinando equipos de mantenimiento a las estaciones de mayor trafico.. el chofer del autobus se o en l de richmond causando la erte de cuatro pasajeras y heridas a muchos otros viajeros se declaro hoy no culpable de asesinato

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they are all boeing and of mcdonnell douglas models. many of them have an ara age of 15 years. if the u.s. company urges -- urgently needs to modernize their fleet. they chose airbus because of the plane makers fuel efficient models. the high fuel consumptionofhe older planes and high jet fuel companies -- high jet fuel costs have weighed on the company' relt they incurred losses of $286 million. >> how are investors reacting? t' join our new york correspondent. a record order by american airlines but it involves airbus je aweas boeing. tell us about market reaction. >> this seems to be a win, win, n tuio boeing was increasing 3% in early trading. boeing i getting an order for 200 planes, even if airbus gets the bigger piece of the cake. usfrom my own experience, i can say that it is definitely necessary for american airlines toethe fleet updated. also, american airlines trading higher on wednesday. >> they had a chance to react to apple's better than expected earnings. how are they reacting? >> this is one of t bte stocks here in the wednesday session. the numbers were pretty

. >> mcdonnell is charged with burglary while authorities work to identify the body that has been foundandout student athlete at fulton high school. she was just home two weeks ago as maid of honor in her sister's wedding. >>> police are looking for the suspects wanted in a deadly stabbing in hyattsville. it went down at a movie theater last night. police say a fight broke out between two groups of young people and somebody pulled out a knife and stabbed leanard smith matthews. eyewitnesses say there was blood everywhere and that 21- year-old young man died at the hospital. neighbors blame the crime on a combination of the bad economy and young people with not much better to do. >> the dry cleaner has their windows smashed. i had my car windows crashed. i had my laptop stolen. >> at one time they had security people working around here, you know, move the people on. i don't know what happened. >> four other people were also hurt in that fight. police have not released any information about the suspects. >> tonight the heat was a huge drawback for firefighters right here in dc. two of th

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. >> i am eric mcdonnell, native from san francisco, born and raised in the western addition. i spent some citi lakeside and ingleside. i spent my entire professional life working in community, working on behalf of low-income families, working on behalf of those marginalized and often those outside our legislative and political process. my interest in bridge is a fitting in this process is two- fold. one, it is a critical process that will determine how folks have a voice and will determine how folks can experience the distribution allocation of resources, and it is critical to communities across our city. what is important to me is that this process resulted in a fair and equitable and transparent process where, again, everyone has a voice, and then there is opportunity for the distribution of resources. the opportunity, i believe, is to continue to address what continues to be challenges in our city with regard to access to resources. when i grew up in the western addition, i experienced firsthand the challenges of limited resources, limited access to resources, and so then

>> i think the mcdonnell plan is more of washington not taking responsibility, it is a great political plan, it takes the pressure off all of the politicians but allows us to pass a debt limit without making the hard choices that this country has to make. you know, bob -- >> schieffer: so let me just interrupt. so does that mean you won't support it yourself? >> i don't have -- i haven't firmly decided, but i am unlikely to support it at this time. i am only going to support something that actually solves the problem, and if we don't solve the problem -- and not the political problem. i don't care about the politics anymore. if it doesn't solve the policy problem for this country, i am not going to support it. >> all right. you are going to unveil a plan i think tomorrow that you say could save $9 trillion over the next ten years. how could there be my hope of something like that passing when so far they are not willing to support plans that call for cutting much less, senator? >> oh, i wouldn't expect it to pass, but i would expect people to look at it. we have spent thousands of hour

it's a guy you talked a lot about, governor mcdonnell. >> some would say a presidential candidate.y got elected in 2009. >> mcdonnell and chris christie, people talk about them all the time. >> the only argument, he's a terrific governor, you can carry virginia by yourself. if christie could get you the state of new jersey -- >> barack obama won virginia last time. >> he ain't gonna win it this time. >> virginia residents. it's true. >> i think pat is right. i think the obama people feel more confident about north carolina than virginia in part because their convention is there. >> no doubt about it. willie, that ad, going back to the ad, it's going to be -- the ride is going to be more rough in 2012 than in 2008. republicans that i talked to on the hill are echoing what peggy noonan wrote, he made things worse. >> they were bad. the debt was bad when barack obama became president. he made things worse. the economy was bad but he made things worse. the war was bad. he made things worse. it's a strong message. >> they said unemployment would be below 8%. it's above 9%. the ads are g

down credit rating goes down those states get downgraded as well and i should mention stories bob mcdonnell the governor of virginia a few months ago was trying to toe the tea party line he's a republican and say oh i don't see any reason to raise the debt ceiling and i don't know why we would do that when he realized that his state was going to be downgraded because of that the federal debt ceiling not going up suddenly he was calling for it to go up immediately it has to happen today we need to do it right now that's where these these cuts will actually hit the hardest is that the local level and at the state level because the states have already been hammered local governments have already been hammered if the government has to implement a forty percent cut in its budget overnight which is essentially what will happen if we go through the debt ceiling that's where it really gets felt in those programs for the unemployed for the homeless health care at a local level that's what really is going to feel the first round so how do we compare that to this report that came out from the governme

mayor vincent gray is beaming up with virginia governor bob mcdonnell in support of an above-ground rail situation at dulles. >> now there is a compromise on the table, from the u.s. transportation secretary but is trying to get everybody to really needs in the middle and so far, nobody is saying anything. the pressure is on. , another big name changes when it comes to where to build they will metro stop at dulles airport. -- where to build the metro stop. in the meantime u.s. transportation secretary ray lahood is trying to find a compromise to the rail debacle. local officials allocate the money to pay for it all. the $5 billion project is one of the most expensive construction projects in the country. >> having that discussion and dialogue is important. that is what would be needed to make a good decision. >> the compromise includes stripping several elements of the project from we note -- the mwaa control. >> i think you can save money and built above ground, i think that makes more sense. >> the mwaa airport authority had a meeting today, but they passed to talk about the compromise

i have the name of the mcdonnell shooting, his name is carol duncan a 26 year- old man,--daryl duncans expected to survive, and at the center, it is a donald bailey who died from the shooting. the police department says there is no indication that the shootings would happen is seem to have been very quiet for a long time with their intelligence, this to them by surprise as well. i got a chance to ask her if she believes are the lead up to perhaps an argument or alcohol played a role in this, but at this time it does not appear so. it is still early on and hopefully they will have some witnesses that ford in this case, or even the survivors will tell them exactly what happened but at this time no arrests have been made. no description of the suspects in all four cases, all of the seven shootings, they do not know. at this time that is why the investigators are still working. while i was talking to her, her phone kept ringing. and then there's the third fatality and that is why she is having a hard time trying to figure out with, costa county the information on that. i will have informa

. >> the mcdonnel/reid deal.resident could get a debt ceiling that could go through the election. the onus will be on him, but he can still get it, giving the markets and business some certainty. the republicans get to vote against the debt ceiling still knowing that it's going to pass and the country gets the debt ceiling and the certainty that that provides. big question, wolf, would this compromise measure include $1 trillion or more worth of spending cuts? and will the house republicans vote for it. don't know. >> and will some democrats vote for it? is if they don't see republicans voting for it, they will not see democrat reporting for it. >> gloria borger was nominated for an emmy. >> an interview with ted olsen and dave boies, both attorneys fighting proposition eight, you remember them from bush v. gore, on different side, republican and democrat and now they are on the same side. maybe folks in washington can take a little bit of a lesson from that. >> the emmy-nominated gloria borger here in "the situa

. >> mitch mcdonnell making a big deal of inviting the president for a chat with no notice with the knowledge he already had plans. >> the president said he wasn't going to change his plaque plans to meet with mitch mcconnell. >> he also invited the president to hear what would not pass. >> is it logic? the republicans are not big on logic. >> if they don't this time, the full faith and credit of the u.s. will be in peril. >> if we don't do that -- wait, what happens again? >> armageddon. >> armageddon. >> armageddon. >> democrats are saying yes to michele bachmann. >> i'm not surprised by how well michele bachmann has done. she comes across as a real person. >> real human moments. very compelling to voters. >> obama's got some magic. >> with the wink and a hug, she's made the minoriajority of gop field disappear. >> king james called napoleon and together decided to kill america. they sent the nina, pina, and santa maria to fight. >>> and yes to stephen colbert. >> i'm sorry to say, ladies and gentlemen, we won! [ applause ] >> it's so cool to be at super pack that even steven colbert is doi

and corporate america has told mcdonnell and boehner not to budge on issues like $80 billion subsidies for big oil factory farms and weapons peddlers. they've been told don't budge on $100 billion that america lauzs every year on offshore banking that corporations want to take advantage of. what they've been told they can do is decimate social security, decimate medicare, decimate domestic programs, as long as those domestic programs don't benefit corporate america. we know the truth. the truth is ronald reagan, this mythical icon hero of the republicans raised the debt ceiling 17 times. you had george bush the boy who raised the debt ceiling seven times after he squandered $500 billion -- >> but they don't seem to mention that in this last few little few weeks. >> you know what i think -- >> let me ask you, laura. i want to ask you this, though. secretary treasure tim geithner is saying he will step down after the debt ceiling debate is resolved. >> some say this is about making the democratic side look weeker at this point, but i think there will be a deal eventually. there's even ta

but a spokesperson for governor mcdonnell only said the administration is working with secretary lahood, fairfax and loudoun county to get as close to the original estimate and this and other options are being considered. >> i think it's the best shot to keep rail moving out to fairfax. >> whatever decision is made it will eventually be metro's responsibility. >> now the transit administrator told the board it's important not to let perfect be the enemy of good. in other words, some of the options may not be perfect, but it's still good. tony? >>> all right, sarah, thank you very much. we also got a sneak peek at metro's new 7,000 series rail cars. the final decision comes from rider input and really tries to make the raid more comfortable. they will have a blue gray interior and wider aisles and security cameras. it's due to open in 2013. >>> it has been in print for more than a century. >> yeah, but now the biggest scandal to hit this british tabloid will take it down. details coming up next on fox 5 morning news. stay with us. it's 5:22.  >>> welcome back. one of

he was floating vp candidates, talked about bob mcdonnell, he was in virginia, ding, ding, ding.co rubio and then whatever state you travel in and then this brings up, though, kevin madden. this is something romney said a couple of weeks ago during a stop in new hampshire that got some people raising their eyebrows. >> i'll probably be back in four years. >> that would be great. >> this time it will be a larger group and probably have secret service. >> well, there you go. so, kevin, and you know the other thing is he's campaigning today in ohio. he doesn't -- iowa, ohio. maybe the travel agent got it cost. we thought you said ohio, sir. this inevitability campaign, it can work for a time. it worked for george w. bush, but he still -- >> what's really important about the states. >> he's trying to lower expectations. >> those are states where he's actually raising money and when he's there he can actually make an economic argument. if you look at places . >> battle grounds states where the economy is slow and you can take the argument to president obama. that is what he is doing.

i would hope they would say let's pass a combination of the boehner/reid/mcdonnell proposals., we've got to extend the debt ceiling through next year. not because of political situations, but because we've got to make sure we provide certainty to the markets and we don't get ourselves in another mess like we are in right now. this isn't good for the economy. it's not good for job creation. our focus ought to be on the economy and jobs. frankly, we are not focused on that matter right now. that is the most important thing to the american people. >> this just happened. four republicans did not sign the gop letter against senator reid's bill as-is at the moment. what does that say? some sort of modification or compromise can happen? >> there are conversations with my fellow republicans and many democrats. they want to vote for a combined plan. they see many elements of the reid package, if you take what senator mcconnell proposed as something they could support. i see that as a good sign. the problem is the clock is running or the filibuster in the senate. the filibuster is wheth

project, but a spokesperson for governor bob mcton would only say the administration is work -- mcdonnell would only say the administration is working with secretary lahood to get close to the 2.5 billion estimate as this and other options are being considered. >> i think this is our best shot to keep rail moving out to fairfax and loudoun. >> reporter: whatever decisions are made it will eventually be metro's responsibility, sherri ly fox 5 news. >> the transit administrator told metro's board it's important not to let perfect be the enemy of the good. in other words, some of the options may not be perfect, but it's still okay. >>> we are monitoring metro's escalator issues. the transit agency announced today it has hired more mechanics and is replacing aging escalators and has also started a pilot program at nine stations to monitor and respond to elevate and escalator outages in realtime. >>> today we got a sneak peek at metro's new 7,000 series railcars, the final design coming from rider input trying to make the ride more comfortable. the cars will have a blue gray interior, wider ey

on first and mcdonnell one was killed and one was wounded both members sitting in a car. >> were not sure of the cases are related >> police say it's too early to say if they are connected or gang-related they are trying to anticipate where another shooting wellcome.will >> this happened to the civic center board station in sam francisco they were merely confronted by a man carrying a knife during a brief exchange the officers opened fire and killed him. it is now department's investigation. >> in her delays a comeback of suspect caused a patrol car to flip over this happened on highway 4 the officer was transporting abbas suspect to jail. we are not sure what the suspect it in the backseat that facilitated this car crashed. >> where does a in a quick look out side it is now for 11:00 a.m. will bear weather and traffic updates on the other side of this break. the morning this for 1:00 p.m. to the fire began and sunday afternoon near the paillettes airport kids were playing with fireworks prior to the fire it started with a grass fire and spread into the parking lot it charred 45 cars

. >> yeah, i've had extensive conversations with governor mcdonnell about this, and i'm convinced this is going to -- this is going to result in a very substantial financial hardship, which will be borne completely by the state of virginia that could ultimately imperil, you know, this line that we have been waiting for. >> today the loudoun county board of directors announced it won't take action on the dulles metro project until july 19th. >>> metro bus is considering some changes to accommodate local army employees affected by the base realignment plans. the transit agency says it will propose two new bus routes that will take commuters directly to the mark center in alexandria, and to ft. belvoir in fairfax county. the transit agency says the new routes will bring some relief to the workers who are being relocated. the proposal will be dealt -- they'll talk about it at a metro board meeting tomorrow. both the base realignment plan and the -- both the locations, that is, are expected to open next month. >>> people say it is about time metro got its act together. the system is wearing

governor mcdonnell, chris christie and governor rub yoo.king about running mates. last night while stumping in new hampshire romney told the crowd quote by will probably be black in four years only this time with a larger group and i will probably have secret service. really? mr. romney, you might be in for a big surprise. a new gallup poll shows rick perry right up there and he is not even in the race. even vegas put their money on perry taking the nomination so mitt, where's the boastful bravado coming from? joining me now, david wine gold, political reporter for the slate. and msnbc contributor. and steve kornaki political columnist for saloon.com. thank you both forbeing with us. is romney just that sure of himself? is he trying to project the kind of rose garden strategy without the rose garden or is he just arrogant? >> i've been watching mitt rom fee for about two decades now since his first race in massachusetts in 1949. one thing i noticed about him is this veneer of polish to him where he seems like a really charismatic persuasive

but at the same time no one's prepared to dismiss the mcdonnell plan because if it's the only option on the table and if it avoids default and downgrade it may be the only plan available. so again, not desirable. we end up surrendering a lot of our authority to -- we, the congress, surrender a lot of our authority to the president. and then we are able to vote on disapproval issues. i don't think that's where anybody wants to be. but at the same time i am not ready to dismiss that idea. >> in the nbc/witho"wall street journal" poll this week we asked should republicans back off their pledge not to have any revenue or tax increases in any sort of compromised deal. 62% said republican leaders ought to step back from this pledge and should agree to some tax increases. if that's what it takes to get a deal. are you a part of that 62%? >> well, no -- what i want is tax reform. the gang of six has laid out a plan that says let's lower marginal rates and elimb nat the ant and close the deduction breaks and loopholes. i think a lot of us are there, that we want to see those deductions elimin

>> well, to clarify the ken mcdonald issue which is important is that ken mcdonnell was hired by "ne ed by news cor and he has been rigorous in the separation of payments to police and the illegal interception of voice mail and he has not commented on the illegal interception of voice mail and if that conversation has ar risen he has withdrawn himself from the room and the conversation. so now i hear what you say, but -- >> you can forgive people for shaking their heads, can't you? >> well, i can forgive people for shaking their heads if they believe what you, the question you put to me was true, but i think that if people understand that he was hired by news corporation and not news international and he will report to the board and he is only discussing payments to police officers, people would not shake their head, because he has been rigorous in not involving himself in the illegal interception of voice mails. >> and unless you have anything else that you would like to add. >> just one thing, really. i know that you have heard unreserved apologies from rupert and james murdoch and

. >> this is the reid/mcconnell deal and not just the mcdonnell deal, and billed by republicans and democrats alike, so what do the democrats see in it? >> i think that about the only thing that anyone can see in it that is positive is averting the catastrophe that would come to the country if we did not extend the debt ceiling and if we fail to meet the obligations and fail to pay our bills, interest rates would spike, and markets would crash, and the economy would flounder. we would be in a very serious situation going forward. so, about the only good thing that it does is to avert that kind of catastrophe. >> but then, what is -- and i agree with you completely on the size and the seriously of the catastrophe of not raising the debt ceiling, but as we look forward to the negotiations of the potential 10-man or 12-man committee that is going to end up deciding the next bargain, aren't they worried that the republicans will pocket the spending cuts and hold the line or taxes again and so that the ultimate deal is not three to one spending cuts that the obama administration wanted, but someth

in fact, virginia's governor, bob mcdonnell, has now switched his tune. he says a compromise must happen to avoid devastating the country. even the big banks are collectively begging congress to get a move on, to make an agreement happen, warning if they don't, the consequences will be grave. so my big question today, what kind of warning will it take to get lawmakers to move from these entrenched positions? congressman, good to see you today. >> thank you. good to be here. >> how are you going to vote on the boehner bill? >> i'm going to vote no. the boehner bill is ridiculous. it's an extreme bill, one-sided. they know it has no chance of passing the senate. this is political theater at its worst so they can go home, blame the president, blame the democrats, instead of working with us, moving towards the center and trying to find common ground. john boehner is a captive of his own conference, where so many of them have signed this tea party pledge not to, under any circumstances, raise taxes. it's absolutely ridiculous. there is no reason why the americ

house meetings and some sort of combination of, all right, we're going to do a variation of this mcdonnell-reid plan that's been in the senate that will extend the debt ceiling up to $1.5 trillion in cuts and extend it $2 trillion dollars. however, it would be tied to any additional extension perhaps by december, perhaps my next year would only happen if some of the ideas of the gang of six were acted on and agreed to in a bipartisan manner. there's a lot of moving parts. essentially you'll get a hybrid version of the two and that's what people think have the best chance of having long-term deficit reduction. we don't necessarily know on the reid deal. hear what harry reid had to say on the floor about timing. >> we in the senate, we can have the greatest ideas in the world. but if they're not accepted in the house, we can't extend the debt ceiling, which we have to do. while we await the word from the speaker, he indicated that he thought it would be appropriate that they get this other thing out of the way first. i look forward to working on this. >> reporter: and harry reid essentially putti

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and i hope the two tiered deal goes back to me mcdonnell deal because as i have said, i love the mcdonnell news sunday. >> the house has done its work, we passed the budget and passed the plan. we have passed... >> but the -- >> cut, cap and balance and not one time in the whole process have senate democrats or the white house, put a budget out there or even a plan out there. the conversation, i was having with the president, in case the senate didn't pass cut, cap and balance, there is never any plan from the white house. the whole plan came from us. we laid out the framework, and, and at some point, they've got to lay their cards on the table. >> dave: cut, cap and balance is tabled and the president will not sign it. does john boehner, the speaker, have the votes in the house, and will the democrats vote for the two tier in the short-term extension. >> oddly enough i think they will and by the way, what he said is true and totally amazing. we have gotten no budgets, no budget cuts from the democrats. and, what is obama's job in this? >> dave: will he approve the plan. >> i think he will

wall street was not thrilled with their inflation hitting us but it will work out because mcdonnell has raised their prices, coke has raised their prices as well as mcdonald's. >> because we keep hearing about the world consumers, but a kid in poverty is suddenly working into rock cable television. they want that american story. >> and other winner of microsoft, doing very well? >> yes and if you and i went back in time, we would of thought that microsoft was to corporate, they would never do it but then they did it. their pc division was slowing, but more people have x box 360. it is in our home microsoft surprise me with a very good quarter. >> how about apple lyon, that is the new software? it >> up windows is $150, $160 depending on what lies and you get, 30 bucks for this . when school is that they're trying to kill the mouse. the company that invented the mouse is trying to kill it. we have that flat panel there and you have just like with your iphone, ipod and all that touch you will do, you would do that on the swiped past, --swipe pad and the next thing we will do is touch our

virginia agreed to contribute 150 million-dollar to the rail project but a spokesperson for govern nor mcdonnell would only say that the administration is getting working to get as close to the original plan. >>> and the next big attack on the united states will probably on online. >> the cyber attack is one of the greatest threats to u.s. national security. it is toyed to be possible to be a great warrior with nothing but your slippers in your bedroom and the desire to bring down some aspects of public or private infrastructure related to the internet. >> reporter: lawmakers want to know if homeland security is prepared for a future attack in the digital world and the biggest threat comes from china. >> then cia director leon panetta called cyber security the battleground for the future. this has got to get a lot more attention placed on it. we ton want to have the kind of incidents that we will all regret. >> the nation's critical infra structure is under constant attacks by criminals >> we know that our adversaries are capable of attacks on our critical infrom stalk tour. >> the constant cybe

now mcdonnell's will begin to serve fruit and vegetables with all of its happy meals and it will shrinke of the french fries and a happy meals. the company actually consider getting rid of them complete but customers demanded them. as for the fruit, it will vary but the choice of will include apple, oranges, raisins, and pineapples. >> we will talk more about the warmer weather coming up in just a few minutes. >> stocks closed lower as the debt debate is just dragging along. rob is here to talk about some winners and losers. home prices in san francisco are not good. >> the home prices in san francisco are good on a month-to-month, but yearly, not so good. the composite down within the last 12 months. now look at detroit, who wants to live there, not a lot of jobs. vegas, not a lot of jobs it was overbuilt. in washington d.c. see how the president and congress take care of themselves, house and up 1.2. >> another loser, postal service and more jobs might be going away. >> this is one that i like, i do not like going to the post office. >> fewer people are using them. >> i like to go to

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if all else fails, we may end up with an idea floated by the top senate republican mitch mcdonnell.ree separate votes between now and the next elections to raise the nation's debt by $2.5 trillion. there's $1 trillion in spending cuts and a special congressional committee to shore up sbimg entitlements. the upside for republicans is keeping the issue alive nor another year and blaming the president, who by the way isn't ruling it out. >> it is constructive to say that if washington operates as usual and can't get anything done, let's at least avert armageddon. i'm glad that people are serious about the consequences of default. >> if you're trying to remember the last time we had such a bare knuckle brawl over a debt limit vote, there isn't a last time, but it's always a partisan vote. check out the breakdown going back to 2002. in 2003, 2004, and 2006, if you look at that closely, when republicans controlled congress and the white house, republicans voted overwhelmingly to raise the debt and democrats did not. here's what i want to call your attention to. look at 2009 and 2010 there

we have these rating agencies and elizabeth mcdonnell is with us from fox business. the ratings agencies give us a grade. and one rating company said maybe we should do without this debt ceiling overall. maybe this whole idea of a debt sealing is something that we should really talk about. >> that's right, jenna and it's moody's. they are saying having this annual debt ceiling fight creates a lot of uncertainty unnecessarily in the bond markets. maybe do away with the debt ceiling, then you won't have the regular fights that have been, what a hundred times we've raised the debt ceiling since 1939. they say it creates uncertainty in the bond market, that the u.s. government will not make good on its debt and pay the interest on its treasuries. that's the real key issue. jenna: we keep on raising it and extending our own credit line. are they saying that is the reason why we should do without it because it's meaningless, because we keep on moving it? >> that's right. what they are saying essentially, moody's and s&p both say they want long-term debt reduction. they wan

mcdonnell comes up. look at that play by the captain. right foot of the bluejays, gets in clearly. he is out. >> there's the right foot. >> he didn't touch the plate. get over it. >> red sox win on a walk off throw, 3-2. can we see it one more time? >> don't have the right angle. >> here it is. >> where? >> right there. >> no. >> after he's tagged. >> after he's tagged. >> walking back to the dugout. >> here's the right foot. >> he's already tagged. >> boston propaganda. >> that must have been amaze took there. >> you two guys, cut it out. he's out! . >> look at the foot, mike. >> he was tagged. he's been tagged. >> all right. whatever you need to tell yourself. there it is. foot is in. >> i'll ask tyler. he knows things. let's get a check on business. cnbc's tyler mathison live at the new york stock exchange. what your saying? >> he's safe and dow is going to 30,000 tomorrow. >> tyler i hope that market crashes big time. >> wow. >> this is getting ugly. >> i think the right foot was in. i didn't see the tag. >> exactly. >> let's call in

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me to vote for-- >> the mcconnell, we're hearing is that the reid plan would be coupled with the mcdonnelltituency war spending as well. and would you vote for at that plan? >> i think that everybody including spending, defense spending has to be on the tabling and we are in my opinion not to the point where there's a proposal out there that i would vote for and one of the problems while we walk were reductions in spending, it's reductions in spending over ten years and we need to dramatically affect spending today. not only do we need to be on the path, but we need to demonstrate that we're going to cut spending today and many of us are concerned that when you have ten years of spending cuts, they never materialize, so we've got a real problem in convincing many of us that there is something of substance here to get this accomplished, but members of the senate and house have different thresholds as this country tries to figure out what the right answer to this question is and again, i'm certainly willing to have the discussion, i want to be in the room. i don't want to take anything total

we'll then turn to michael mcdonnell who is a nonresident senior fellow here at brookings, associate professor of political science at george mason university. someone who has been a consultant to redistricting authorities, including the arizona redistricting commission, who has launched, through brookings and a.i. as well the public mapping project and will tell us of the efforts to really increase public participation and -- and transparency in this entire process. we'll then end with my colleague, norm ornstein, a rest skyler at aei, everyone knows appropriately, norm is going to tell us after hearing from our other three colleagues, what it all means for politics and policy. so that's the game plan. david, kick us off. >> thank you very much, tom. thank you to brookings for giving so much love to an often underloved topic but i often call redistricting a once in a decade nerdfest for politicians, pundits, academics, lawyers, carttographers, you name it, i'm pleased to see so many nerds out in the audience, i definitely am one, god knows. redistricting is really only one of the ar