>> there are other michael rosses out there. and i think we've got to try to prevent that. >> we'll take you inside the cell, inside the mind of this death row inmate on this "dark heart, iron hand: eight times a killer." what you're about to hear is both rare and astonishing. a prison interview with a condemned killer. from inside the prison where michael ross lived on death row for about 18 years, this serial killer detailed for us how and why he murdered eight women. it's disturbing to watch this ivy league educated man talk matter of factually about his crimes. did he commit such crimes because of the way he was raised or it is something biological? and by listening carefully to what he has to say, can we prevent future tragedies? >> well, i'm a serial killer. i've killed eight women, six in this state and two in new york. >> this is michael ross, a serial killer interviewed in connecticut's summers prison for a british documentary 11 years after his capture. >> i'm on death row for four of those women. >> he may look and so

joining us nbc news investigational correspondent michael isikoff and itn correspondent michael moorewhy does the department of justice care about a new jersey civil case settled in 2009? >> well, you're talking there about the floor graphics incident in which the company alleged that news america, which is the advertising division of news corp. had hacked into its computer system on repeated occasions to steal information for reasons. that's computer hacking, not phone hacking. but the question is, is it part of a broader pattern of conduct here. >> on our shores? >> on our shores. if, in fact, proven, there would be a u.s. jurisdictional hook which is something prosecutors in the united states would need. now, look, this is still at an early stage. there's a lot of moving pieces to this, and there's a lot we don't know. the central allegation tra triggered attorney general holder's directive last week was the claim that 9/11 victims in sdwruntd states had their phoned hacked. as of now, we have no hard evidence that anything like that took place. we have one report from a rival news

michael smith, michael keaton, michael long, michael kit. charles barkley and bo jackson at 10? >> we will go through the answers very quickly. just so everyone can feel satisfied. >> so that's my presentation. nathan and i will have a little bit of a conversation, so thank you for listening tonight. [applause] >> here's what we're going to do. the format of this is, because i may be overwhelmed you/bored you with the presentation, i'm going to, we will trade off questions, three questions each and then take questions from you. i want to just reiterate, i asked nathan to be here because a lot of his work was instrumental in both inspiring and my work, and i drew on a lot of his work. and i should mention of course that he is the author of two books. is the author of a book called my year of flops, and before that a book called the big rewind. and there is a a. nathan is going door-to-door selling the big rewind. >> it's a total markup desperation. >> the book world is not an easy one. d. want me to start? let me start. i'm going to ask natha

. >> joining me now michael steele. can we get into grovergate? >> have at it. >> i'm trying to read the tea leaves. you're going to take me to the answer. tuesday grover norquist said not renewing the bush tax wouldn't violate his anti-tax pledge. here's the audio from that interview. >> not continuing a tax cut is not technically a tax increase. >> so it does not violet the pledge? >> um, we wond hold it that way. it would be a very bad thing to do. it would raise taxes from where they are. would it technically violate the pledge, no? >> he backed away from those comments here on msnbc and today in "the new york times" he tried to clarify things further, he said he remained opposed to any tax increases. then he went on to write my position and the implications of the pledge is clear if taxes rose automatically then no politicians would have voted for higher taxes and no elected official would have broken his or her pledge that's different than supporting a plan by democrats that would end some or all of these lower tax rates. i still don't get i

that was the end for michael. i went after africa doing the kind of work we have talked about and i abandoned them. i lost them for a while. the school system abandoned them and he essentially started working in the drug trade. tavis: tell me what happened when you lost touch? >> for a while, he was weighing the options and the school system abandoned them. the structure was there. there was no mail in the hospital -- in the school system. -- there was no male in the school system. he would get ridiculed the. you start with one step, two steps, three steps, and then he was a big-time drug dealer. his best friend got his face shot off in front of him. the soul-destroying things that happened to him. tavis: he is married now with family, i know that because you wrote this book together. this is written in alternate voices in the first person. this is a question of how he got out of the drug game. some people get in and never get out. when they do come out, they come out in a body bag. >> he did have choices. he was

michael jackson's family announced today that a michael forever tribute concert will be held on octoberh in cardiff, wales. >> coming up, a scoop for a pint for a pint campaign. >> how you can >>> new tonight at 6:00 join us for live coverage of the president's address to the nation on america's debt crisis as well as house speaker john boehner's response z football is back. what players think of the developments including why quarterback alex smith asked mike shumann when shu broke the news to him z bay area scientists explore a hot spot, how their work could save the world's rain forests. its coming up at 6:00. right now back to dan and carolyn. >> thank you. and donate some blood get a treat. >> yes. even american red krogs needs to hold promotions to drum up bis this summer the agency is offering a free pint of bass kin robbins ice cream for anyone donating a pint of blood. red cross gets 40% of the stock on high school campuses, so the donations dry up during summer. >> the offer runs through the end of august. anyone interested in donating can caught 1-800-red cross or visit red c

to you about this obsession that we have michael. i'm here christine can you hear me i can hear you just fine i just don't quite see you yeah that's all right go ahead and ask your question and hopefully we'll figure our technical difficulties out michael you wrote about this casey anthony trial watching and you asked the question don't americans have anything better to do with their time it seems that when it comes to the impact of this trial it's hard to argue that whichever way it would have turned out it would have changed things for anyone in their lives legally economically and yet people were fixated so where do you think this stems from. i think christine that america and much of the world is really turned into a reality show based society where people love the jersey shore people love real housewives and six different cities and the media knows what the people like and they give it to them and no one can blame the media for that but i think that the american citizens who are some of the most intelligent intellectually curiou

the official home of mayor michael bloomberg. in just a short while mayor michael bloomberg will officiate at the wedding of two of his male staffers and we'll bring that to you here live in the cnn newsroom. >>> new york city was so swamped for marriage licences they had to hold a lottery for 764 open slots. if all of those weddings happen today, it will be a one-day record for the city. our susan can ddiotti takes us there. >> reporter: they're the first male cup toll say "i do" as cameras rolled at the city clerk's office. >> till death do us part. >> when i heard those words "till death do us part," i started to cry. i couldn't stop at that point. >> reporter: they exchanged vows in front of a handful of witnesses. they met online, fell in love at first sight and have been fighting for same-sex marriage ever since. >> we've been waiting for this. >> this is my husband now, freddie, as opposed to my boyfriend or my partner. >> reporter: the significance hasn't escaped them or what they hope to proudly tell their children one d

michaels. [bells tolling] the historic and beautiful water front town in talbot county is home to the big pickle. >> we're excited to get a new restaurant. everyone's interested. >> reporter: you'll recognize the owner. >> good to see you! >> reporter: jack lives in is the michaels. that's his 75-foot yacht. his new baby is almost ready. >> it's a full fledged restaurant. we'll sell all of the deli goodies and plus, in the evening we'll gear it up to real, real, all american cuisine. >> reporter: they gutted a century old hardware store to make it happen. >> we built a new building in the old building. that's what we have. we focused on the bar. >> reporter: that features a special cooling system. >> we empty the liquors here and then it keeps it at 5 degrees. >> reporter: there are 12 restaurants in st. michaels. this is the talk of the town. >> it's certainly started buzz around the town and we're awaiting the opening. >> reporter: his wife gave the big pickle its name. >> st. michaels is com

look, michael, we're between two very difficult places right now. we either default or get a downgrade by the ratings agencies which will become a tax increase on the american people. boehnor and the president are not going to let default happen, so now what we're faced with is being in the good graces of s&p and moody's and fitch, that would ultimately be devastating to this already struggling economic recovery. >> pat, i think the pollices of this thing, not to exclude chris, but the politics are those entrenched against the president and the rest of the country, 20% or so, trying to figure out who's being reasonable in this. what's the answer in that question? >> well, you might say -- first, i think the president is being intransigent in saying i will not take a short-term debt increase in the debt ceiling, but you might say the republicans are being intransigent. let me make a case for the republicans. not a, they made a promise and commitment. michael, i don't know the economic theory, we are the economy flat on its back with an unemployment r

without michael, kick it off. >> thanks. >> thanks duane.today 35 years ago viking one landed on the surface of mars and made the first astrobiology cool measurements on another planet. the landing was actually delayed because they didn't have the images to know where to land. we are in a different era. we are here today to announce exactly where we are going to put the mars science laboratory. the first asher biology mission since the viking. we indeed are in a different era and that in 1995, nasa produced a bat go biology and laid out a series of missions on how to understand the biological potential of the red planet. basically it has led to the mars exploration program to go from global recognizance to detailed measurements on the surface to the eventual return of samples from mars. the mars science laboratory is on that path, and plays a very critical role in that. we have done our homework. the engineers have designed a spacecraft that can get us to where we want to go and the scientists have integrated terabytes of information to deci

michael's. the historic and beautiful waterfront town is home to a new restaurant, the big pickle. >> we are really excited to get a new restaurant in town. with the name like the big pickle, everyone is interested the automobile dealer jack antwerp lives in st. michael's. >> we will serve condition beef, all the deli goodies, plus in the evening, we gear it up to real, real, all-american cuisine. >> reporter: they gutted a century old hardware store to make it happen. >> we built a new building in the old building. that is what we have. we focused on the bar. >> reporter: the bar features a special cooling system. >> we empty the liquor into these vessels, it keeps it at 5 degrees and dispenses out the other side. >> reporter: right now there are about 12 restaurants in st. michael's. the big pickle has become the talk of the town. >> the addition of the big pickle has started buzz around the town and we are all anxiously awaiting the opening. >> reporter: jack's wife, delores, gave the big pic

the american people want that ended, michael. that's what your party should be afraid of. >> governor, you're absolutely right. 47% of the american people don't pay income taxes, either. are we going to tax them? >> sure. we should. >> i'm glad to see that, ed, then you're absolutely where we need to be, putting everything and everyone in the mix when it comes to balancing the budget for future generations. >> so when you say, michael steele, putting in everything, that means we can say a news flash that the former rnc chair, michael steele agrees to closing corporate loopholes and dealing with taxing millionaires. >> absolute liver -- oh, i'm not, and we have brought you over. this is wonderful. >> remember, al, the important thing here is nobody on the democrat ecside, including president obama said that at this time asking them to raise tax rates. we're asking to close loopholes, cut off these tax expend stirs. if they could do that, shame on them. >> that's right. let me ask you both a prediction. will we have a deal? >> i do

here's michael finney with the story. >> michael lives in a cramped studio apartment.ceives free rent from a friend. the purple heart recipient has a heart condition and is hooked up to an oxygen machine. he applied for social security and received this notice awarding him benefits. he was to start receiving checks of $561 beginning march, 210. >> exacted social security numerous times and each time i was told they would reissue the check and have it sent to me. i would never get it. >> his benefit checks for subsequent months started coming the following month, but the march check continued to be a no show. >> i was caught in a circle. it was just basically nothing that could be done about it. >> social security tells us it did reissue a check to michael, but it came back as undeliverable. it could not explain why all his subsequent checks were able to get to him. fourteen months would pass, just one month short of his entire stint in the vietnam war. that's when he contacted 7 on your side. >> i guess we found the limit, i don't know. >> we contacted the social secur

michael's life was short. he left a long legacy among heart broken loved ones who came together for his funeral a week after his friend accidentally shot him in the head. >> it is not right. >> reporter: at the service the pastor reassured family that michael was at peace. michael was a huge ravens fan. >> michael was a great kid. he did not deserve what happened. me being a steelers fan, i love him. the memory of michael, i wore his jersey today. >> reporter: michael was with his friend in a home in cherry hill when they got a gun. the homeowner, a retired correction's officer said he no idea how they got his gun. >> everybody is hurting. >> you cannot blame anybody. you cannot dwell. it happened already. it is over. you have to move on. >> reporter: michael, she says, would want it that way. he would have been entering the tenth grade in the fall. we should also know police confiscated all the guns inside that house. reporting live at city police headquarters. >> police say if you have children in the home a

michael nice to see both of you. >> thank you. >> full disclosure michael. everyone knows i'm a big animal lover. but i'm also a big believer in rehabilitation. you did your time and now you are working with wayne that's a good endorsement, not mention tony dungy who is a good friend of the program. >> yes, i've been in great company since i walked out of those prison doors. it has been a great working relationship with wayne and what we've been able to accomplish. it is gratifying to see that we are making a difference in communities all over the world and helping masses of people. >> greta: why are you in washington now? >> we are here to lob which -- to lobby. michael and i have visiting a lot of cities and speaking to kids and young machine. especially in at-risk communities. there's been a surge in dogfighting. we call it street fighting. kids are squaring up pit bulls we think that prevention work is important. we also need policies that deter this activity. frankly, bring people to justice when they knowingly violate the law and engage in this cruelty

i'm michael finney.out howie were able at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >> for a lot of americans the social security check is a lifeline, the only means of support. that's the case for other -- a vietnam veteran who fought for 14 months months for payments he never received. here's michael finney with the story. >> michael lives in a cramped studio apartment. he receives free rent from a friend. the purple heart recipient has a heart condition and is hooked up to an oxygen machine. he applied for social security and received this notice awarding him benefits. he was to start receiving checks of $561 beginning march, 210. >> contacted social security numerous times and each time i was told they would reissue the check and have it sent to me. i would never get it. >> his benefit checks for subsequent months started coming the following month, but the march check continued to be a n

>> michael still says he's not -- let's leave him where he is. i'm glad he supports ronald reagan. >> let me answer the question. >> i want him to be a voice for real conciliation on his side with the people in hits parties. reagan sadly probably could not be nominated unless he sold out everybody he believed in at this point. >> i think michael is a lean-forward reagan. i'm kidding. thank you all. >>> up next, if you caught last night's show, you might have noticed how much joe walsh loved saying my name. i like it. stick around for "the sideshow." it's funny. you're watching "hardball" from san francisco. ♪ say my name ♪ say my name ♪ say my name [ female announcer ] you have all this chicken. time to mix it up with new philly cooking creme. it'll make your chicken creamier, dreamier, with lots of flavor. spread the love in four fabulous flavors. spoon in a little new philly cooking creme. on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco pla

>> michael still says he's not -- let's leave him where he is. i'm glad he supports ronald reagan. >> let me answer the question. >> i want him to be a voice for real conciliation on his side with the people in hits parties. reagan sadly probably could not be nominated unless he sold out everybody he believed in at this point. >> i think michael is a lean-forward reagan. i'm kidding. thank you all. >>> up next, if you caught last night's show, you might have noticed how much joe walsh loved saying my name. i like it. stick around for "the sideshow." it's funny. you're watching "hardball" from san francisco. >> announcer: this past year alone there's been a 67% spike in companies embracing the cloud-- big clouds, small ones, public, private, even hybrid. your data and apps must move easily and securely to reach many clouds, not just one. that's why the network that connects, protects, and lets your data move fearlessly through the clouds means more than ever. >>> back to "hardball." now for "the sideshow." first up. with the hype about rick perry

to get michael morse to the all-star.he missed the last two games in the starting lineup, but he is in the starting lineup tonight. and his buddy, john lannin is campaigning for the big guy to get to the all-star game. morse is certainly deserving, the 29-year-old having a breakout season. morse is batting .300 with 15 home runs and 46 rbis and he ha come up clutch this season, including hitting a walk-off home run against the padres in may. defensively, morse is solid, as well. he only has one error in 398 chances. bottom line, michael morse should be an all-star. >> it would be a dream come true. that's basically -- you know, you play hard the whole year, and, you know, you play to get to the world series, you play to get to the playoffs, and as a personal goal, you know, you play to get to that all-star game. and i've been through a lot in my career, so this is a great accomplishment for me right now. >> how cool would it be to have michael morse there with you? >> it would be awesome, man. i'm a lonely guy as it is,

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so far, michael vick's second act has been a good one. >> he is getting

michael eric dyson.tional correspondent for the washington post and finally matt lewis, senior contributor for the daily caller. first question, instead of drinking the kool-aid, are republicans drinking tea on the debt crisis? house leaders are wasting time with tea parties cut, cap and balance bill even though it has no chance of passing the senate or getting signed by president obama. dana? the clock is ticking toward the default. are the republicans fitting while rome is burning here? >> well yb yes, reverend they are. but sometimes a little bit of fiddling is necessary here. the republicans, particularly the house republicans, really need a way out of this corner they have backed themselves into. what's happening tomorrow in this debate, yes, everybody knows nothing will come of it. but it could be a catharsis. it could be a way for the house republicans to say, we've got our marker in the ground. this is what we are trying to do. we couldn't get it done. all right, let's sneak in the deal that's be

i'm michael smerconish in for chris matthews. leading off tonight, if at first you don't succeed, add a balanced budget amendment. that's what speaker john boehner did after he was embarrassed last night when he didn't have enough to pass his debt ceiling bill. he guaranteed failure in the senate. in the past hour, a strictly party line vote, 218 to 210. no democrats voted yes. 22 republicans voted no. what happens next? the senate takes the initiative way weekend of wrangling and possible late-night votes. we'll get the latest in a moment. plus how far will tea party republicans go to get what they want? is it really a conservative proposition to risk default? we have two tea partiers here tonight. >>> and is anyone winning politically? president obama is trying it position himself as the adult in the room, but if the economy tanks, doesn't his prospect tank with it? have you had enough yet? if people are fed up with dem are republicans having a third way? a group called americans elect says yes and it may have the money and kno

what does that this mean for michael vick's comeback? we know you deal with all sorts of media marketing and crisis situations, jason. were you surprised to learn that nike rehired michael vick? >> not at all. vick has performed on and off the field and repaid his debt to society. >> was it a smart or risky move and what sort of deliberations would a company go through to reach a decision like this? >> not all that risky. i think nike has done its homework and they understand that michael has paid his debt to society, that he turned his life around. he separated himself from some unsavory characters that he was associating with earlier in his career and then he's making a genuine effort to rebuild his life and image. >> when you look at this from the other side, what does this sort of deal mean for michael vick's comeback? >> this is fantastic for vick. in real terms it means money which he needed very much. he's got legal bills, a great deal of debt in reputational terms. this is also an immense decision is because it means he is once m

and michael throwing the other way.res, he is not so lucky and gunned down at second. 1-0 twins. now to the second 2-2. and he sends one into the gap. goes around to the third, one of 12 hits on the night. bottom of the fifth, twins intentionally walking the bases and he he makes them pay. everyone comes home on the double and a's win big, 8-3 the final. >> raiders, no one got hurt. they had a mini camp, they in football shape so it's a crap shoot hoping you don't lose too many players. edwards has long time with bills and jaguars. >>> he has terrific things for a quarterback. he was what i was looking for. he is a big, strong, physical guy who can throw the ball and very intelligent. loves football and very passionate about the game. he likes to go and study from morning to night and it's important to him. he is looking for an opportunity. >>> meanwhile, 49ers talk has been about jim harbaugh but having to learn a completely different team. even veterans will struggle in this situation. >> everything is different as fa

your party won't compromise. >> michael, respond to that very prescient thought.ublic doesn't think so. >> i agree, chris. as i said on your show before, i think one of the problems republicans have is they have messaged this poorly. they have not laid out why they have taken so firmly the position they have taken, so people believe and begin to thing you aren't willing to make those compromises. they have said consistently they said to see something from the administration. they're looking, where do you want to cut? how do you want to address the entitlement challenges? if the president has laid it out, let's produce that evidence, so we can see -- >> michael, i think -- you're usually up to date, but did you read the bill yesterday passed by the house? it doesn't have any specifics on the cuts. there's no specific cuts in there. your party just dodged it again. >> no, they haven't dodged it again, because republicans have talked about whether it was the ryan plan -- >> but no touching of social security of medicare or medicaid. you've got to get up to date. >> i

. >> you heard right, michael has ten kids and seven of them have lime disease. he believes it's because his wife has the disease who transmitted it while pregnant. >> it's our best evidence that they got it in utero. >> that's in part of a research and michael is the chairman. >> this is really changing the playing field. this is probably the most cutting edge report done in the country on lime disease. >> another alarming finding is that there's no test or blood test that can rule out lime disease. >> there are probably more than 1,000 clearly in northern virginia who have been told by doctors, we can rule out lime disease because of a particular test. they need to go back to the doctor. >> it took going back to a doctor for carmen to get the correct diagnosis that she has been waiting 15 years for. >> i have nerve pain. i have muscle pain. i have joint pain. i have my cognitive function has diminished considerably. >> car men now have chronic lyme disease. there's no known cure, but if she had gone to the doctor and taken antibiotics as soon as she developed t

for starters, the woman's husband, michael dipolito, isn't really dead.n fact, this is michael doing an interview with a local news crew later that same morning. >> technically, if it's 10:50 should have been dead at like 9:00. >> so why on earth would police be telling this woman her husband is dead. it's all part of an elaborate sting set up and recorded by the boynton beach, florida, police department to catch a criminal. that's michael's wife dalia dipolito on camera a few days earlier. >> i was going to get $3,000 from you today and $3,000 when it's all done. she thinks the man she's talking to is a hit man. >> what she doesn't know is that the man isn't actually a hit man. he's an undercover police officer. and he has a camera in his back seat. documenting everything she is saying. >> i'm positive, like 5,000% sure. >> police set up this sting after they get a tip from an acquaintance of dalia's, a man she asked to help her find a hit man. >> it is just sad for somebody to go this route. there's no point for it. just divorce me and take everything.

michael zonta. i think there's a danger here that we try and squeeze to much at of businesses before they come in here. i think having his voice on the committee would be a great addition, and i think there's a true danger in san francisco that we face, that we continue to squeeze everything out of businesses before they come in and create an environment where the dollar to be here. that is a huge danger in this, despite what we have done here legislatively over the past six months with midmarket that we had that exist, and i think his voice would be a great addition. i would be in favor of putting mr. michael zonta on it. supervisor kim: my one response to that is only just that his interests appear to be more about vacancies in midmarket, and that is not what this committee will be working on. i do not see this as extracting from companies. twitter has already made clear what they think they can provide. we want to make sure that they are able to do it in a way that is relevant and works with the

michael critchley had a field day.verybody is impressed with what michael critchley didn't to dwek on the stand, no doubt about it. but in terms of the future of this case, it's just a matter of the strong cases and what the views show. and a special as you start getting into money-laundering cases now, and we don't want to, we are not taking sides. but we've seen some of this stuff and we have quoted at length in the book, and it's pretty ugly if you're hoping for an acquittal. understand the scene yesterday in trenton. 79 years old, the chief rabbi, internationally of the syrian jewish community, one of the wealthiest enclaves cul-de-sacs of organized jewish life in the world. and he walks in to plead guilty to a federal felony. that's not because he was confident of an acquittal. >> and, in fact, two weeks ago dwek was going to testify in the trial of cardwell. and on the eve of the start of the trial cardwell pleaded guilty. >> in fact in the book we spend sometime on cardwell because he's a great, colorful charact

good luck charm and is michael phelps leaving the u.s. team? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." here are some of your top headlines this morning. north korea is calling for a peace treaty with the u.s. to officially end the korean war. the request comes on the 58th anniversary of the armistice deal that ended the fighting. the two koreas have been technically at war because there has never been a peace treaty. this comes as one of north korea's top diplomats visits new york to try to restart six-party nuclear disarmament talks. the judge in the casey anthony trial is delaying the release of the names of jurors until october. he says he's concerned with their safety following their not guilty verdict and he wants to wait until things cool off. >>> earlier this week, hundreds of tourists from around the world protested in peru after being denied entry into the ruins. it is being limited because of damage created by visitors. >>> in england, a woman was rescued after her car veered off the road, p

me being a steelers fan, and the loving memory of michael, award his jersey today. >> police say michael was with his friend when they somehow got a gun. the homeowner a retired correctional officer says he always kept his weapons, 22 of them, unloaded and locked away and has no idea how the boys gained access. >> 50 could change places with that young man, i gladly would. there's no winner or loser, just hurting people. everybody is hurting. >> you can't blame anybody and can't dwell. it happened already. it's over. so you just have to move on. >> michael, she says, would want it that way. and police confiscated all the guns in that home. michael brooks was 15 years old. mike hellgren, back to you. >> thank you. police say if you have children in your house, guns should be kept locked and unloaded with the ammunition in a separate place. >>> another accidental shooting this, one in a prince george's county playground is under investigation. a five-year-old shot his four- year-old neighbor in the back. it happened at an apartment complex in hillcrest heights. the child is expected to sur

results michael beverly hills of the home of the riviera hotel mccann cintra who told me. if you just joined us a very warm welcome this is all to live in moscow top stories now after hacking in now it's shutting down evidence that britain's biggest selling newspapers snooped on the phones of terror a murder victims spell the end for the news of the book. high profile photographers arrested in georgia suspected of spying is not enough as a convicted for espionage the country's opposition says the government is muzzling the press to cover up its own problems. out of credit rating agencies after a downgrade of portugal's debt to junk status leads world markets panicking over a bailout and the knock on effect elsewhere. about with more news stories of the news for you less than thirty minutes from now meantime check out the. greece goes on sale to scrape together some cash because a report next. imax kaiser this is the kaiser report i believe was the first one in the world to point out that there's a lot going on in europe that you need to focus happening beneath the surface.

aides of mayor michael bloomberg and guess what?was a beautiful ceremony. you got to love that. whether it's an opposite, couples of opposite sex or same sex. weddings are always beautiful and it's nice. congratulations to them. we hope they're together for a long time. many happy years. >>> you heard the mayor say you know what? they both have to show up as work tomorrow. they have to show up at work tomorrow, and before we get to that i want to thank our couples who got married today, thank you all. go back to your ceremony and your guests now, for your receptions. >> okay. thank you very much. >> and have a great time. congratulations to you. and then our couple standing by in new york, doug and michael, joining us from our new york bureau, go back to your guests, and have a great reception, and a great long and happy life together. okay? >> thank you so much. we certainly will. >> thank you. >>> and you heard the mayor say, mayor bloomberg, guess what? these workers wanted to be away tomorrow but we have a budget crisis and they

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>> suarez: michael, does it necessarily strengthen the hand of the opposition? >> well, it depends clearly on how sick chavez actually is. we really don't know that. there hasn't been any information disclosed. what we do know is he still has charisma. he still has his following. the faithful are still behind him. we don't know how the opposition is is going to respond. the opposition has been united in the last few years but there are very heat row genius group and the risk of splitting and fracturing is high. so we'll have to see how they respond to this, whether they focus on their electoral strategy, focus on coming up with solutions to the country's problems because the country is not in good shape. and trying to take advantage of this moment. and also how they respond to chavez's illness. i think that's going to be a real test for the opposition. >> suarez: there is an election next year, moises. do they have to be careful? it seems like they are choosing their words very carefully from the... coming from the reporting, not to spark a back lash. >> the mai

and michael vick is now supporting a new animal rights bill."the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: welcome back to "the five" in the legal roundup today we have a particularly disturbing case to talk about. a registered sex offender that was granted soul custody of his 3-year-old daughter. you ask how could something like this happen? we'll give you the background. a florida judge awarded custody to a registered sex offender. this is a lifetime registration commitment. he was convicted of having sex with the child's mother when she was just 14 years of age and he was 38 years old at the time. the child was living with the grand mother. the mother died in a car accident after the little girl was one month old. the grand mother had custody. now the father is coming back to challenge it. the interesting thing, greg, we talked about it earlier, this father filed for divorce from the mother because he said the child isn't his and he cheated on -- she cheated on him. how do you explain? >> greg: i cannot. aside from the child there are not a lot of redeeming

that sense of loss is reflected many michael's designs. the cascading waterfalls disappear into an abyss far beneath the pools. >> despite the gallons and gallons of water that flow here every minute, thousands and thousands of gallons, this pool will never fill. it's that sense of continued absence, of marking time, but also marking a continued sense of loss. >> reporter: the memorial is on schedule to be completed in time for the tenth anniversary of 9/11. >> i think it is going to be one of those touchstone places that will have a meaning to every american. >> reporter: for "teen kids news" i'm kristen. >> stay with us. there's still lots more to come on "teen kids news." >> we'll be right back. engthen and plump lashes up to 200% instantly... engthen for maximum volume... new revlon growluscious plumping mascara. >>> all right, young america, what's your opinion? we'll find out in "speak of the week." >> if you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go? >> i would probably want to go to the galapagos actually and um i don't kn

>> i couldn't agree more with michael. i'd actually go a step further to say not only is he right that they have now expanded geographically and have multiple launch points for operations but if we step back and look at that map you'll see it lays over very nicely with what we're witnessing with the arab spring. we're also witnessing a dysfunctional nato operation both in afghanistan as well as in libya that leads to openings for al qaeda there. as michael points out, they in each one of those countries are seeing instability that can be exploited. and let's step back and look at what we learned from the bin laden treasure trove, which is essentially that al qaeda was much more centrally controlled than many in the intelligence community thought and i thought and many in the chertoff group. but what it shows is the old guard, what we'll call central a.q., al qaeda, was basically trying to force the young guard to follow their past performance, which is to do these long, multiyear planning attacks for very iconic operations

that sense of loss is reflected many michael's designs. the cascading waterfalls disappear into an abyss far beneath the pools. >> despite the gallons and gallons of water that flow here every minute, thousands and thousands of gallons, this pool will never fill. it's that sense of continued absence, of marking time, but also marking a continued sense of loss. >> reporter: the memorial is on schedule to be completed in time for the tenth anniversary of 9/11. >> i think it is going to be one of those touchstone places that will have a meaning to every american. >> reporter: for "teen kids news" i'm kristen. >> stay with us. there's still lots more to come on "teen kids >>> and now our fox in the classroom update. >> general david petraeus hands over command of american and coalition forces in afghanistan to general john allen. transferring responsibility for the nearly ten-year war. general allen saying he will support the campaign to draw down u.s. forces and transition some areas to afghan control but acknowledges that it will not be easy

michael lomax, president of the united negro college fund. thank you. >> thank you. i am delighted to be here and to be a part of this thirteenth annual harlem book fair. and to help inaugurate what i hope will be an ongoing relationship with this wonderful institution in harlem and hopefully around the country. i have been asked to address the state of african-american literacy and education. the name of this event, the venue in which it is being held, the lineup of speakers and composition of the audience would seem to point to an upbeat assessment. here we are at the harlem book fair in an auditorium named for a great african-american poets, novelist and playwright, langston hughes who was almost from his adulthood from the time he came to new york in columbia university in the early 1920s was almost a continuous lifelong resident of harlem. we are in the library named after and build on the collection of a great afro caribbean bibliophile, arturo shown bird. we are around the corner from another harlem book fair venue named for another african-american poet, one

every time we do the michael vick story, anytime there's any michael vick news, there's all kinds ofh. obviously, there'll be people feeling that nike could have discontinued its relationship with vick altogether, not resign him. very interesting, recently at the b.e.t. awards, vick was named the subway sportsman of the year. that resulted in a facebook campaign started, people trying to boycott subway because of this, because they named vick the subway player of the year, sportsman of the year. so far, it has 19,000 members. >> wow. >> so pretty much no matter what michael does the rest of his life, okay, whether he -- he could safe a mother and a child from a burning car and it still would not be good enough for people. >> and you understand -- >> you do understand that. you understand there are two sides to the story. >> he's done plenty of work with peta as well. >> that was part of his promise when he came out of prison, that he would help them and try to rehabilitate this image. >> we'll see if he's back on the field with the other guys this season, if they ever get it worked o