what do you think of that, mika?'s disturbing and raises issues about cases like this because obviously you can't accuse someone of something like this and destroy them. it cannot be true. how do you deal with that? have we seen her, heard from her? know her name? totally protected. it's a great controversy. it's a problem. don't know enough at this point. it will be interesting to see what happens today. >>> president obama paid tributte to departing defense secretary robert gates. he surprised him with a medal of freedom, the highest civilian honor. gates said he was humbled by the award, calling his service to the country a privilege. >> i'm deeply honored and moved by your presentation of this award. it is a big sur prize but we should have known a couple months ago, you are got at the stuff. >> he's a good guy. he's been wanting to go home for a long time. anyhow. that's a quick look at the news. time for sports with willie geist. >> he is a great guy. >> gates? >> gates. >> what a great patriot. he's been servi

joe, mika and willie all back tomorrow. joe and mika, at least.chanan and "the huffington post's" alex wagner to dissect the 2012 republican field. here's that conversation. >> chris christie, you know kris christie better than anybody else. you've hugged him longer than anybody on the set. >> very huggable. >> mika, knowing chris krchrist the way you do, do you think there's any way he gets dragged into this republican race? >> yes, i do, and i hope it doesn't happen. >> you think it does, you think it doesn't happen? when he's hugging you, is he whispering in your ear saying, if they just ask me nice? >> no, they're begging him. they're already begging him. and we could have a turning point in history where things are really bads and he is really put on the spot and kind of forced. and i hope that doesn't happen for his sake. >> i will tell you -- >> and for his family's sake. >> you look at barack obama's weaknesses, alex, and even his own base will say, his weaknesses, he's a professor. as pat buchanan said four years ago, this guy is all facu

>> sorry, mika. will pound heilman for you. >> al qaeda leader releasing a new message in a seven minute monologue posted to websites. the new number one tells protesters in syria they are part of a broader muslim land. the leader who protects american and israeli interests is believed to be the first public message since named al qaeda's new leader after u.s. forces killed osama bin laden in may. it comes as former president george w. bush speaks out about bin laden's death for the first time. president bush said quote, i department feel a great sense of happiness of jubilation. i felt a sense of closure and i felt a sense of gratitude. all right. that's a look at news and the headlines. time for what is coming up next. >> next, we are getting ready for college football season. erin andrews and kirk herb streit. join us, next. [ p.a. announcer ] announcing america's favorite cereal is now honey nut cheerios! yup, america's favorite. so we're celebrating the honey sweetness, crunchy oats and... hey!

>> mika said there are like a cult.ticles printed in hedge fund magazines saying they are a cult. i asked if i if could write about them, and they said come in. >> and what is it about this organization that draws those kind of descriptions? >> well, number one, it's the richest, most powerful hedge fund in the world. most people don't know much about hedge funds, they're incredibly secretive. this fund is run by a charismatic leader, ray dalio, who made $2 billion or $3 billion last year, it's incredibly rich, it is very secretive. they have their own rules and use their own language and their own way of looking at the world, and they get a lot of young people in who spend their lives there and, you know, there are certainly some cultlike features. >> what's the difference between this hedge fund, you said they're all secretive, and other hedge funds, that draws the attention here that is called one of the world's richest and -- >> bridgewater. >> -- and strangest. >> one, they're more successful than anybody else, the

. ♪ >>> at the 9th, mika miyzato with her third shot as the chimes from the will rogers monument go offnce again. >> we go to 11. this will be a birdie try for ryu from long distance. actually, for a moment we thought she would play but so yeon ryu is set to play. this is going to be a birdie attempt for her. she had a 77 in third round after a 68 in the second round. it looked like she might challenge the leaders but not to be. >> could be a costly three-putt there. >> her fellow competitors should learn from that. turn that into your advantage. >> so now here is ryu. 3 under par right there. one back. >> and just 21. >> it's amazings really when you think of 21 year-olds, 22, 23, 24, are learning this complex game so quickly and to be so talented and a complete player by that age, it shows a lot of hard work. >> i think it shows an early choice, an early commitment to one sport. lot of these players, this is all they have ever done. they haven't played softball, they haven't played volleyball, they haven't skied. they've just done the golf thing. >> that's a good approach by ryu. good

mika, were you on the hill yesterday? >> everybody that we said hey, how's it going.id they say? >> not good. >> every time -- >> this is serious. mitch mcconnell understands it. there's a bigger problem here that has nothing to do with ideology. it has to do with management of washington. the old guard wins because as we were sit tlg talking to mitch mcconnell, we were tough on mitch but we went in to talk to him and guess what? he talked to us. >> yes. >> very gracious. i savaged trent at times. there was an open door. there was talking. it's how washington works. you work through things with people. as i sat there talking to mitch mcconnell, it struck me that barack obama never had a one-on-one with a top republican for his first two years. there's a disconnect and distrust. >> this is commander in chiefitis. he controls so much, he stepped into this issue and as pat points out, the house republicans have the hammer here. he knew that. that was reality. he did this negotiation with boehner. one of the things you learn in negotiation is don't get the other guy to gi

mika what did you learn today? >> i deforewillie. we have no

this is worse than they expected. >> way worse than expected, i'm afraid, mika.rket in the wake of the data we got yesterday was looking for possibly 125,000 jobs to be created. so barely no jobs overall. within that you've got the public sector that's clearly hemorrhaging, jobs down 39,000 and the private sector only adding 57,000. moments before this was released to the market and we're now looking at a fall of over 100 points in the dow at the open, an announcement from the white house came through that president obama will make a statement at 10:35, clearly a very difficult time for him and the now-14.1 million americans that are without work. and the unemployment rate has risen again now 9.2%. >> ezra, i watched you watching the numbers come in, and you just were gasping. >> they're terrible, terrible numbers. we gained about 60,000 private sector jobs, the reason we only gained 18,000 total is we lost almost 40,000 in the public sector. this should be a big warning to washington. we cannot cut too quickly. if we cut a bunch of public sector or go into a deb

mika. >> david camera continues.ll talk after. >> they are looking into police careers and i want to see radical closures to bring in fresh leadership. the government is introducing crime commissioners ensuring there's an individual holding local -- we need to see -- we need to see if we can extend that to the operational side, too. why should all police officers have to start at the same level? why shouldn't someone with a different skill set join the police force in a different role? why shouldn't someone who has been a proven success overseas help us turn over a force here at home? these are questions we should ask to get the greater transparency and the stronger governance we need in britain's policing. let me turn to the specific questions i have been asked in recent days. first, it has been suggested that my chief of staff was behaving wrongly when he didn't take up the commissioneruate's offer to be briefed on police investigations. i have said repeatedly about the police investigation they should pursue the e

congressman mika also opposed the move earlier this year to move more air traffic controllers on lighte of them fell asleep on duty. >>> coming up, fox news polls behind the scenes video from the website after contributors are caught saying they don't want to cover the news corp. phone hacking scandal. that's in tonight's rewrite. and later, the new poll from the pew research center shows the median income of a white household is now 18 times more than a hispanic household and 20 times more than that of an african-american family. the country's wealth gap gets bigger. melissa harris-perry joins me. [ male announcer ] this is the network. a network of possibilities. excuse me? my grandfather was born in this village. [ automated voice speaks foreign language ] [ male announcer ] in here, everyone speaks the same language. ♪ in here, forklifts drive themselves. no, he doesn't have it. yeah, we'll look on that. [ male announcer ] in here, friends leave you messages written in the air. that's it right there. [ male announcer ] it's the at&t network. and what's possible in here is almost im

you are going to like this one, mika.t, cell phones will ring. >> that's only when my kids all. >> it happens. >> imagine you are playing one of the best tennis players. have a friend call your cell phone. this is match point. about to advance in straight sets when someone's cell phone goes off. she's annoyed. is anybody going to turn off their phone. the phone belonged to her opponent. it was ringing in her bag. she runs over embarrassed, turns off the phone. she was eliminated. >> she was eliminated because she lost? >> yes. she was getting creamed. >> that's a bummer. >> because her cell phone rang? >> disqualified. breech offeette quit. >>> signs of knock si at work can be a messy process. it's coming up in news you can't use. with bengay pain relief plus massage you can do this... get the ball. get the ball, girl. hmmm, you can't do that. but you can do this. it's the simple things. scientifically formulated bengay pain relief + massage with penetrating nubs gives you the targeted relief of a massage plus the powerfu

>> hi, joe, hi, mika. faithfully every day how a deal in this is such a moving target. we talked about with the president, are there some principles which should guide us here? we said in this budget debate, low-income family and people and kids are really at risk and how that's brought all of us together. you don't bring the religious folks together easily, i must admit. this crisis brought us here and we said, we have to somehow protect the most vulnerable. we can't get our fiscal house in order -- which we must -- mostly on the backs of the poorest people. we talked about practical things that impact the lives of real people, in congregations, in communities. and it was a very good conversation. for about 40 minutes. >> and what were some of the programs you believe -- we've had this conversation before. that too often too many politicians go after domestic spending because that's the easy target. it is not entitlements. it's not defense. it's not politically unpopular because there are very few people

thank you. >>> still ahead, mika's dad, dr.inski. >> up next, mika's must read opinion pages. [ man ] they said i couldn't win a fight. but i did. they said i couldn't fight above my weight class. but i did. they said i couldn't get elected to congress. but i did. ♪ sometimes when we touch ha ha! millions of hits! [ male announcer ] flick, stack, and move between active apps seamlessly. only on the new hp touchpad with webos. and move ♪etween active apps seamlessly. we believe doing the right thing never goes unnoticed. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> i believe we need a balanced approach. we need to take on spending in domestic programs, in defense programs, in entitlement programs and we need to take on spending in the tax code, spending on certain tax breaks and deductions for the wealthiest of americans. this will require both parties to get out of our comfort zones and both parties to agree on real compromise. >> okay. here we go. big meeting at the white house, pat. >> he's being very swe

crisis, and that's going to look like summertime in the south of france, mika. you know how beautiful it is there this time of year. >> i don't, actually. i had a horrible time when i went there once. >> yeah, we heard. many times. >> no ice cubes in the drinks. >> chuck schumer is coming up. we will be talking to chuck schumer. also, we will bring in congressman jim clyburn. >> and we will be talking about the norway tragedy. first, here is bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> good morning, everybody. for the first time in a while it will feel like you are not walking on the sun. a little break in the atlantic from the heat today, but it will return by the end of the week. the heat wave has shrunk and returned to the middle of the country. the temperatures are warm at all locations. and then today we're going up to 105 in dallas. and 103 in oklahoma city. and d.c. at 92. bring the umbrella if you are on the east coast because showers and thunderstorms are a possibility late today. you are watching "morning joe" sunshine, brewed by starbucks. [ male anno

one shot back of mika miyazato. she rolls in one of herbier des of the day.ue to weather delays, both miyazatos unable to tee off so they will play that and potentially the final round today. if only steve stricter could dominate the masters the way he does the john deere classic. he would love that. the two-time defending champ in position for a third straight win at the event. nearly holds the approach on 10. he shoots a 63 at 20-under. he will take a two-shot lead into today's final round. nascar from the bluegrass sheet, for the first time at kentucky speedway, kyle bush pulled away from jimmy johnson on a restart with with three a laps together and he would take the checkered flag. his third win of the season. the tour de france, no change at the top. hushovd is in first, evans second. i will see you again at five, six and 11. until then i'm collin resch. >> up next, san francisco landlords are talking lawsuit. plan to make it easier for ex-cons to get housing, and why some landlords call it outrageous." and the government's plan to roll back home loan l

is near the village of mike mika. it contains nearest garlits that they used to mine. the aftermath of sky mine is a geological landmark it is situated in the west at the time deny national park a massive diverse gannets as and at the name of the dawn it crown the mine was abandoned a long time ago now mining is banned here let's say true skinless one of the few local scientists allowed to look for stones in it he has a streak of luck each time he visits the mine after seeing him and what german geologists dubbed him the gannett custodian. here i found a gun it's specimen of about two centimeters and normally such gannett's live beneath white calcite apart from crimson gallants there are huge garnets. they are smart of skull and mind was named after apollo amato of a mining engineer two hundred years ago he was the first to study in making ventry of this rich deposited gannets in rare rock formations there are more than thousand specimens of minerals from their marks of scar mine in geological museums around the world many of them have been found by lex a trash can. by

we discuss that with joe, mika and our all-star panel. >>> and we'll huddle around this water coolers cuffed, dragged to prison on her wedding day. couldn't the police at least have waited until the honeymoon? >>> book back live today on "way too early." when you we speak about the debt limit these days, it's a term that a lot of people outside washington may not have heard until recently. the concept is one that has roots in a major event in american history. if you want to sound smart today. tell your friends the nation's first debt limit of $11.5 billion was passed in 1917 to help finance u.s. efforts during world war i. congress has raised the debt limit several times since then, ten times in the past decade. see if you can do it with your american express card. we want to gather around the water cooler to talk about the mindless trivia we know you crave. yesterday at the white house rose garden, president obama tapped richard cordray to run the new consumer protection bureau. the president tried to lighten the mood with a little stand-up comedy. and let's just say this wasn't hi

know that he came last night in the other ferrari the mercedes the world michael schumacher and that mika rosberg completed the top six while mclaren's loose hamilton and jenson button were seven and eleven respectively. around center of the moto g.p. world championship takes place at the laguna seca circuit in monterey california this weekend so most of the g.p.u. world champion jorge lorenzo who won here last year said the fastest time around two point two mile california track will be hoping to cut current leader cases it seemed poised on sunday stoner recorded the fastest lap and friday's first session but the straight in national events are open and finished third in practice. but he will day especially at the beginning of the tri piece. from the beginning to me because. we've got to be cut by pass then finally. recall with a little bit out on the final you only one or two pence we get on them. now let's jump back to formula one which has never been held in russia but that's about to change come the year it's one hundred fourteen russia is a limp a capsule of so she has to deal with

seeing just a shot behind them is a group of three including spain's mika angle him aneath and he's alongside americans and you can see where simpson. the shot of the day though even though that one wasn't bad came from dustin johnson how we won for him the path three sixteenth eventually ending that day even despite being four over at one point. the u.s. open champion and the favorite rory mcilroy finished one over par the north will be getting to become the youngest open champion since eighty nine to three made a poor start with the host before recovering to cardiff seventy one and that tally was managed by the new world number one when last week's scottish open but the day belong to the two front runners lewis. changes were dramatically in a. try and see if we can do the same from our long way in the distro you're always going to be pleased with shooting a good number because you can play your way out of it but you can never win on the first day but. it was a great day for the favorite in the tour de france defending champion alberto contador losing another fourteen seconds to his rivals a

we'll kick it down to joe, mika, and the crew in washington to sort through all of this. >>> and we continueur celebration of the second anniversary of this program with a mystery caller. that is next. but first another stop on the "way too early" world tour last year of chicago and blago's barber shop. >> wow. this is the actual chair where blago gets his famous haircut and this is the man, mr. barber of chicago who cuts that hair. >>> in the wee houshs of july 27th, 2009, i along with two dedicated staffers, yes, we have a staff of two, actually now we're up to three. bheeshd a lot of progress in the last two years, launched a program that would change the face of early morning television. we got the help of friends at the white house. tell your friends former white house press secretary robert gibbs was the very first guest on "way too early." he paved the way for the few, the proud, the "way too early" guests. robert gibbs white house press secretary, we're thrilled to have you on the show with us. we're proud to have the white house blessing. i'm assuminging you're bestowing that on us.

she is one shot behind mika mia zata. she has a one-stroke lead. both from okinawa. they are not related. >>> stage eight of the tour de france which hit the mountains for the first time, 117 mile- stage, the winner was alberto costa of portugal who came in 12 seconds ahead of felipe of belgium. costa won the stage but the yellow jersey is still worn by norway. he is one second in front of evans of australia. see you tonight at 10:00 on sports wrap. >> thanks, joe. >> we have just learned there's been a 7.0 earthquake in japan and a tsunami warning issued there. we'll have much more coming up on the 10:00 news. we remain at an active crime scene in richmond where police are investigating a shooting that's left three people dead. the police chief has now arrived. what investigators are telling us about this case. >> that ends our report. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. our next newscast is the 10:00 news. we'll see you then.

leader thomas bjorn along with chad campbell are also tied in second place and so to his spaniard mika angle him in this long birdie putt at the six before finishing in three under amateur lewis grabbed the headlines when he led on the opening day and although he slid down the field he still only three shots off the pace and safe still in contention. great chip from him here but asked for a shot of the day while five time open champion tom watson laid down an early marker with holy men. one out of the six there the sixty one year old did need replaced to see a drop in the oh he is five shots back but the headlines belong to clark. right the stuff dreams are made of but the. pretty good but long way to go with the forecast to make up for the weekend you know got thirty six holes in contrast conditions and you know it's could be anywhere anything can happen i'm going to get to. where and when the weather anything now a memorable ride so world road race champion talk in his first stage win at this year's tour de france it was the second day in the perinatal the norwegian decided to attack

lead it always be almost along with chad campbell also tied in second place and say to the spaniard mika angle him in there he sunk a piece along part of the six before finishing on three under. them at a time lewis grabbed the headlines when he led on the opening day and although he has slipped down the field he's still only three shots off the pace and in contention. good form yesterday that's for the shot of the day we go to five time open champion tom watson he laid down a nearly marker for the holy one at the six but a sixty one year old said he didn't see the ball forward and stick up from the table to tell what it happened from the crowd cheer these boys shot back the headlines along the clock. to protest leader made up. pretty good but. i'm going to go with a little girl so we got through we can go thirty six holes we can trust condition because. you know it's could be any but everything coming up i'm going to get the. memorable right saw world road race champion toll who shot claim this first stage win at this year's tour de france it was the second day in the pyrenees yesterday

citron teammate sebastian olivia which the now it is now seventeen points clear of mika curve and at the top of the drivers' championship. it is tight going into the final round of golds greenbrier classic in west virginia anthony kim has a one stroke lead over rookie scott stallings there kim carded his lowest round of the year and eight under par sixty three to top the leaderboard this wage giving him the outright lead on the par four four team ball running one hundred thirteen yards there right up to the pin scott stallings that is just behind on mine and overall finding some form after missing the cut of his last thirteen tournament so it's even harder to call the r.h. open three men share the lead there david among them are hitting their best round of the day a seven under par sixty four always finding the greens yesterday is joined at the top by fellow englishman simon dyson who chipped in for a birdie here. and also at the top of the stroke is richard green setting up his fifth day with a great approach on the last hole where those saw of mukul singh fall down the leaderboard

mika wants to see this picture.took the guy's camera and did a selfy. >> he took his own portrait. >> the "new york post" might have made that one up. >> it's funny. >> she loves that story. >> better than watching people eat hot dogs. >> here's a great story. you'll love this as a mother. in china a couple days ago, long story about how the baby got out there. a little baby gets out on to the ledge of a building ten stories up. baby left unattended. crawled up to the window, out to the ledge. a 31-year-old, who is a mother herself looked up as she was walking on the other side of the street and saw the toddler on the ledge. sprinted across the street just as the baby fell out of the 10 story building and caught the baby. made a clean catch from 10 stories up. she broke her arm making the catch but the baby suffered no major injuries to the head or internal organs. the woman ran over and makes the basket catch from 10 stories up. >> you don't know whether it's a basket. >> maybe over the shoulder. god bless. >> that

yesterday so this is where his daughter mika brzezinski is a co-host to discuss the income disparity and potential for unrest in the united states now is the doubts he would put it there since he is globalist scum but for all his time and experience being globalists he's learned a lot. we are the worst in terms of social inequality and that is a problem that can be only endured if that country is economically successful and right now we're not. note the collectivist language but moving past that he does point out a problem that may be coming to an end he was asked when we might see civil unrest in america and this was his answer when the lower middle class begins to be more securely affected and for your business of joining duran's of the unemployed or the in this financial if you can. wait are we there already has he not heard that real employment is over twenty percent in america maybe he's insinuating that those are the people below the lower middle class if we don't get our act together at home will not on the suffer domestically that we may find ourselves in a world which is inc

mika? what have you learned? >> that pat buchanan is not just a wealthy man.ow, mika, i learned, and that the media, there's a media blackout on the type of stories that won pulitzer prizes during the bush

that lead is held by mika miazato bho made birdie on the third hole.h miazatos are from ikinawa japan but are not related. >>> the men are in illinois for the john deer classic. steve stricker is the defending champion. he approaches it and gets birdie range. he's shooting 66, 64 and now 63, getting pushed by de young who shot 63. he finishes his round with a birdie. stricker with 18 and needed this put to save par. two strokes ahead tomorrow into final round. >>> pebble beach tomorrow, junior golfers are paired with older gays. seven birdies in route and has a two-stroke lead over a trio that includes bobby clampant. >>> it's win or go home for the us soccer team and the world cup. the us tomorrow taking on brazil and marta, the best individual in the women's game in the quarter finals. the winner of that game will meet france in the semifinals. england today leading france 1-0 until the 87th minute. here it is tied up. the game remained 1-1 and had to be decided by penalty kick. sonja bompaster from france, one of three french players, karen bardsly,

one shot back of mika. rolls in one of herbier des -- birdies of the day. this tournament could extend to monday >> if only steve stricter could dominate the masters the way he does the john deere classic. third round play, the lead on 15. the downhill putt. he's 17-under after 3-under 68. and then the charge on moving day, par-4 8-hole, approach from the bunker. sets up birdie and 8 under 63. they are all trailing stricter the two-time defending champ. nearly holds the approach there. at 20-under he will take a two-shot lead into tomorrow's round. the race entering the mountain for the first time. 117-mile trek. the late attack in the final assent. it was the first win of his career. cavendish continues the lead. giants back in action tonight and leave the mets. a's against the rangers. >> looking forward to it. thank you. >> coming up don't call it graffiti. this can lead to a better [ male announcer ] you don't make the world's best chicken by pressing a button. it takes a cook. we're kfc and we've got a certified cook in every restaurant freshly making

i didn't see sarcasm in mika or joe. i'm on mark halperin's side here. they were egging him on. >> i had to apologize on this program when a guest used the same "d" word in the anthony weiner story. >> i can't explain why i did it. it was inappropriate, disresp t disrespectful. i'm sorry to the president and sorry to the viewers. it was the kind of thing that i can't really explain but i take full responsibility for it and it was a mistake and disrespectful and i shouldn't have said it. >> now the indictment is being expanded to saying mark halperin is the epitome of empty beltway conventional wisdom. what's your take? >> he's earned his reputation as a serious journalist. i worked with him at abc news. he is tireless. he's devoted and he's also as a commentator, i always find quite measured and cautious. it is a surprising episode but i don't think there's anything to criticize in mark's past. i think this was a really embarrassing incident and i think that, you know, msnbc had no choice but to suspend him and i think that if you look in the past at the

i mean i feel bad for him a little bit, meaning the way joe and mika are egging him in. >> it wasn't quite entrapment but the tv equivalent. we've got to jump, but he -- here's what i say. i was trying to push you a little bit, i was trying to be provocative. but i also think it's still a distraction. we've got bigger issues and that's what we should be focusing on. dan abrams as always, thank you for being with us. >>> coming up, he's an award-winning journalist who wrote about undocumented immigrants, but he buried the lead. his all-american story when we come back. why don't we have both? [ male announcer ] old el paso. hard and soft tacos. ♪ feed your fiesta. you could save a bundle with geico's multi-policy discount. geico, saving people money on more than just car iance. ♪ geic oh, just booked a summer vaycay. ooo. sounds pricey? nah, with the hotels.com summer sale, you can find awesome deals for places nearby. interesting... wow, i'm blown away. you look great. hotels.com summer sale, save up to 30%. and get a free kindle. hotels.com. be smart. book smart. when someone change

mika of florida. >> thank you. mr. sammon, as of last week my figures are you had 3,905 people in washington supposedly working for t.s.a. and 27% of them were in a supervisery and administrative capacities, making on average, all of them, over $104,000. how many of those folks were dedicated to doing the vulnerability assessments that we've been talking about here? >> in terms of the vulnerability assessment, i say is a limited number. but -- >> a dozen, half a dozen? >> i'd have to get back. i'd like to give you a truthful answer. >> well, go. could you provide that to the committee? >> be happy to do that. >> then you have personnel out in the field. how many of those folks are involved in the vulnerability assessment? those are administrative people, not screeners. >> i'd have to get you the same answers in responding to the committee. >> ok. and they're having trouble getting back with people, like mr. orr, i see, because of the f.b.i. and other agencies don't cooperate. that's your explanation today? >> no, sir.

this week, 14-month-old mika who can't stop laughing. >> who thought dropping books could be so funnyk. [ laughter ] >> here's this book. >> should we put this book away? >> put this one away? >> should we put these books away? >> that was too much! >> what about this one? [ laughter ] >> how precious! >> recognize baby mika, would laugh when we opened the letters, which we also featured. >> hello. >> we have big news. this is a news exclusive. yes. the big news is, they are pregnant again and their family doesn't know yet. now they do. >> oh, my gosh! >> they announced they're having another little baby. addinn to that giggly crew. >> he's going have the mmssiest little room for the rest of his life. i'm going to send him "the legend of --" >>> coming up, keeping your kids outside and having fun. >>> good morning to you. 10:26 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. this morning, an fbi manhunt is under way for a bay area man accused of kidnapping his elderly mother from her home in oregon. police have been trying to track down 55-year-old marshall goldberg since may when his 85-year-old

mika claxton. we decided to go shopping with them.. >> call it secret spending, financial infidelity, whatever you want. when it comes to love and money, things can get complicated. two people that know a lot about it, former nba player, speedy claxton and his wife. thanks for being here revealing the secrets of your spending. >> i think it's the secret of his spending. i own it. he's the secret. >> i'm not the secret spender. she's the known spender. >> shall we go shopping? >> let's go. i knew from early on, i had a habit. >> what habit is that? >> shopping. >> a lot of times, the girls do secret shop. >> that's what we do on the road. they all get together and go on a shopping spree. >> we do it when you're on practice. that's where i learned the trunk trick. >> this is where all the shopping bags are, in the pantry. >> yeah. >> what does she buy the most of? >> those christian louboutin shoes. you know there's something wrong when i know the name. >> i know they're about $1,000 each pair. >> she got about 20 pair. >> we have two l

those are some of the reasons why, and i have joined with michael and mika to try to raise some of these other areas that the court has basically pushed to the side from compactness to communities of interest to even competitiveness, to try and figure out a way to alter the dynamic or get the public thinking a little more so that we can have whatever occurs in a fight in which political figures are naturally going to try to maximize their own advantage, either personally or for their parties -- that is just the nature of the beast -- but to try to keep from having the worst other elements that can emerge from this process taking over even more. >> thank you. that last point to is making, underscores an important distinction that i think we should keep in mind. you'll often times here people argue that the reason we have such extreme partisan polarization is because of gerrymandering. that is wrong. it has contributed, but it has not been the dominant factor. but ironically, gerrymandering has become more of a consequence of polarization. that is, it sets up the state in a way that leaves

and so folks like mika to washington to come up with a solution, some sort of solution like balancingendment, which will make sure we never get here again. >> economically, though, we were this horrible positions in the '70s and '80s, but it has never gotten to this point, the political bickering, just days to go before this august 2nd deadline. >> i think a lot of the problem is that this president hasn't been serious for the last six months. and so here he comes to us in the 11th hour to try to fix his mess, we're perfectly willing to fix the mess, but he hadn't led. i mean, everybody -- the administration has been trying to scare folks into this notion of default. default is off the table. mob wants tee fault. we're going to pay off our deb and we have plenty of government revenues this next month it make sure that we do. i guess a rot of the house republicans are arguing let's make sure we get this right. i'm not obsessed with august 2nd truthfully. i'm obsessed with making sure that we solve this debt crisis and if it takes us a few who are days, let's do it. >> with all due, and

. >> you know what i learned, willie, that there was an earthquake earlier this morning and mika saidhis crisis. i'm sorry that bothers you. >>

mika and mr. rockefeller.as the chairman knows, about a month ago i delivered though leader reid a comprehensive list of requests that the house had asked for in the reauthorization. senator reid and his staff, after pondering it for a few days, responded that they would not agree to any of the changes that were requested. i then went back and said, well, let me see what i can do to try and find some common ground and came back with a recommendation that i gave to chairman rockefeller that said just give judicial review to the airlines, which the unions already have, to have a balanced treatment in terms of a response, in terms of n.m.b. regulation. as it turns out, that was an unsatisfactory offer. the house, i think, still insists that some provision addressing the national mediation board should be included in the authorization, and that -- and if i'm incorrect in any way, please, mr. chairman, correct me. i think that is the difficulty in getting to a conclusion. from my standpoint, i want everyone to unde