i will talk about how we put missouri family's first before the too big to fail.ill talk about the culture of corruption that has taken over too many people out there. here in missouri as secretary of state, i have been able to succeed by knowing who i work for and never forgetting that. first and foremost, we have been looking out for consumers, particularly seniors, against big financial interests who have taken advantage. we have gotten back over $10 billion for tens of thousands of people at a time when people in washington were asleep at the switch. [applause] yes. and we have been looking out for small businesses and cutting costs and cutting red tape and that is what i think that should be about the bacon -- so they can grow their businesses. standing on the side of missouri families against big interest on wall street or washington is what i have done as secretary of state and that is what i will continue to do in the united states senate. unfortunately, we all know that there are some folks who just don't agree with that. there are some folks like my oppo

tonight's story comes from springfield, missouri. it's about a woman who wanted to be a teacher and a woman who could teach us all a lot about patience and perseverance. after being denied a college education 60 years ago when america was a different place. her story tonight from nbc's mike taibbi. >> reporter: for 78-year-old mary price-walls and her son terry, it's been a summer spent revisiting her past. >> this is where i was born in a log cabin house right here. >> reporter: a cabin outside springfield, missouri, that's now part of another family's modern home. >> look at this. this was the original beams and stuff? >> reporter: living here in 1950, mary was a star graduate of lincoln high school, an all-black school, and was the first african-american to apply to what is now missouri state university, then an all-white school. in that time of segregation, she was turned down. you thought they would say yes? >> well, of course. why shouldn't they? a student's a student. what difference does color make? >> reporter: it was son te

louis missouri" . es "jessica brinker" de 15 aÑos, que viajaba en uno de los autobuses escolares.---la segunda victima es "daniel schatz" de 19, hijo de un candidato republicano al senado estatal en missouri. ---decenas de estudiantes sufrieron heridas menores y fueron atendidos en hospitales locales . ---en mexico una recien nacida que fue declara muerta en un hospital publico resucito mientras era velada por sus familiares.---las autoridade investigan si los medicos cometieron un error o un delito.---el espeluznante hecho, ocurrio en "tulancingo, hidalgo"... los parientes dicen que la recien nacida empezo a llorar adentro del ataud donde la iban a enterrar.---los familiares ya estaban en la funeraria con el cuerpo cuando escucharon los ruidos.---la menor nacio prematura, y ahora esta en condicion estable en un hospital privado. ---la poliÍa federal mexicana captuÓ a tres supuestos integrantes del grupo que secuestÓ a periodistas en durango la semana pasada. rey rodriguez con Ás informacion. pasamos c

what a great day for missouri. what a great day for the future. when brian crmbing oge wrote me and said, come to the plant any time you want to, this is probably not exactly what he had in mind. but we're here tonight because he wrote the letter and said, these 32 jobs will not be here any longer if things like cap and trade happen. and this is a campaign about jobs. this is a campaign about opportunity. this is a campaign about what we do to create more private sector jobs and get the federal government under control. not enough jobs -- not enough jobs, too much government spending, too much government interference and by the way, missourians spoke loud and clear today about their view of government controlled health care. [applause] the first voters in america to send that message to washington, d.c., that we want a health care system that works for people, not a health care system that works for the government. and i think they're going to send another message about health care and cap and trade and tax policy and government that's bigger than

what we saw happen in missouri proves that point. we stand for freedom, folks. we put our trust i people, not in government, folks. we trust americans to spend and save money that you -- in a way that creates a legacy of opportunity for generations to come, not for the federal government, not for the state government. [applause] >> we stand for the rescue of our economy of the chokehold be of the spend more, tax more, socialist wannabes in washington, d.c.. we stand for something bigger and greater because we stand for the american people -- we, you, me, all of loss -- we are about to embark on the next the of the selling a promise to the next generate -- of the selling a promise to the next generation. in 1775, the patriots of the second continental congress gathered in a small room, and wrote what just as easily could ve been penned today -- " honor, justice, and humanity, forbid us to release that freedom." in other words, let's create legacy. let's create legacy. we will work hard every day to empower the american people to restore the birthright of american

. >> with the missouri law, my friends are excited. they see it as a proxy for a vote on obamacare, overwhelmingly rejected. i am not so sure. it was only about the individual mandate. it is a very narrow issue. i think if you had a referendum in missouri on abolishing pre- existing conditions, it would also have a strong majority in favor. if you pick and choose elements, you will get lopsided majorities. the question is overall. overall there is a 10-point spread of opposition over support. i think that is where it stands. i would not over-read as a referendum -- i would not over- read them as a referendum. >> i agree with charles on that it was a small turnout. it is not going to be on the ballot in november. i am not sure what the overall impact is going to be. >> well, i agree. i don't think the turnout -- i think the turnout on the cuts the value of that particular referendum. that is where the virginia court decision -- a lot of folks think that the law says it to the contrary, but the particular judge happens to be one of the m

two days after that a soldier showed up unannounced at the johnson school in missouri. so he looked up at maine he said. are you lyndon johnson the mother i have a living will be. and i say you're sorry. what are you. any open his little book and he said he began to read i regretfully inform you that your daughter private living only in chelsea. of a self-inflicted wound. and i just began screamin it holland i just moved past arkan believe. after the initial shock the family began to question the army's rush to judgment that living a died of a self-inflicted injury. that still want to write for. dr johnson is a veteran himself who went on to work for the army as a civilian specialist in psychology for nearly three decades but for the past three years he has studied every aspect of his daughter's did. but i am looking for the sketch that the criminal investigators may. have missed the shell casing. here close up of it and love it as another blood pattern with his brother joe a former prisons officer with forensics training their spin countless hours analyzing in cross re

just for the people of missouri, i just want the average voter around the country ,o know that in missourin though it did not pass, we really wanted that measure. the ballot did not give us the opportunity to make the right choice. yota --n update ontario on to here is "the washington post" -- here is "the new york times" this morning. that is front page of "the new york times" this morning. houston, texas, on the line for republicans. caller: i want to mckee, on the last lady who just called. essentially, she is singing, who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes? basically, the people of missouri are so stupid that they did not realize they were voting against obamacare? give me a break. these people are leeches. they feel the government is the absolute solution to all their problems. they do not understand that every public sector job held in the government is created by the private sector employee taxes. these people have no understanding about the basic economic working. host: your connection was not that great. we will have to move on to heath on the line for republicans. ca

welcome to show let's go to missouri to talk with professor william came black professor black welcome to the kaiser report thank you it's good to be back already now just to remind people of course you were a bank regulator back in the one nine hundred eighty s. when i was working on wall street and you cleaned up the s. and l. crisis and you put one thousand bankers away in jail at least i have the number wrong first professor black whatever happened to sarbanes oxley why are we discussing how much bonuses these bankers should be getting instead of discussing how much time in jail they should be serving sarbanes oxley have next to nothing to do with creating successful criminal prosecutions it got focused on proceed and ironically it made a fortune for the account big four audit firms that were the heart of the problem talk about the rackets area because you got the accounting agencies the rating agencies the investment banks the the hedge funds they're all operating as a racket is not correct all of them have been deliberately subjected to what we in economics call it gresham's dyna

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just for the people of missouri, i just want the average voter around the country ,o know that in missouriven though it did not pass, we really wanted that measure. the ballot did not give us the opportunity to make the right choice. yota --n update ontario on to here is "the washington post" -- here is "the new york times" this morning. that is front page of "the new york times" this morning. houston, texas, on the line for republicans. caller: i want to mckee, on the last lady who just called. essentially, she is singing, who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes? basically, the people of missouri are so stupid that they did not realize they were voting against obamacare? give me a break. these people are leeches. they feel the government is the absolute solution to all their problems. they do not understand that every public sector job held in the government is created by the private sector employee taxes. these people have no understanding about the basic economic working. host: your connection was not that great. we will have to move on to heath on the line for republicans.

lots from missouri who had actually been on trips to haiti on trips to guatemala as you mentioned to explore our resources our health care ability or health care services to other countries whereas now not only the recession but also unemployment contributed a lot of uninsured americans under insured americans and they have to bring all of their resources that efforts back home and so you just have a lot of that play out but a lot of americans are also disturbed that they're not getting the proper health care that they should be getting in a developed country where we have the ability to go to other countries developing countries and give them our resources so that was a lot of the frustration there too right i want to get you i heard some of that frustration in your report where people were frustrated with the way the u.s. is spending their money they're frustrated over health care in this country. were they not enthused about you know quote obamacare i mean to be fair it's not supposed to kick in for a few years are they expected they want something more immediate are they not happ

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none of what happened in 2006 matters as far as missouri, when you put the individual mandate referendum when there's a republican party of course you're going to have a more republican electorate. one of the reasons we don't have a direct democracy in this country is generally there are part office legislation that are popular and unpopular. the mandate is an unpopular part of the legislation system. you can't say, it's also an essential part. that's the only way you're going to lower health care cost. when you give people a chance to pick and choose the unpopular and the unpopular parts of legislation obviously, they're going toeks ice the ones they don't like regardless how they are to the system working. guest: first of all, somehow to say it's unique is something you hear about on the left. it's unique of conservatives being out of power saying that they want to take back america. i point out during the bush administration i attended an annual conference for liberal activists called the take back american conference so this idea that it's new to conservatives is absurd. people out o

in missouri, a people freeway with two different school buses, coast tkills two people pickup truck slammedback of a tractor that slowed down traffic. it was carrying high school band members and was remanded by another boss. and girl coll with another city boss schoo. and from texas to nw york, the continuing heat wave is blaming 15 deaths. with mississippi, 10 and tennessee, and he to adviser res/warnings art and 18 states, richmond va., temperatures 7100 degrees for the among attendees. that is the most, ever, temperatures of 100 degrees for 10 days. time to take a look outside the traffic on this thursday. this is san walnut creek. you can see that this is the 680240 interchange. and in a san jose, highway 101, northbound, southbound, and it is moving well in both directions. right to the guadeloupe or pass. we will be right back. >> stanford needed university is announcing of medical students left your textbooks. web producer, the kimberly sakamoto will tell us why. kimberly? >> and you can see that they have set out 100 ipads will be loaded on this ipad and officials said this transit

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host: another issue last night, missouri, no vote for a federal health law. voters on tuesday easily approved a measure at nullifying federal health-care laws. "the measure was intended to invalidate crucial elements of the obama health care law, mainly that most people be required to get health insurance or pay tax penalty. supporters of the measure said that it would send a firm message to washington. jumping down a referendum seemed to draw relatively little attention in the state, and said republicans appear to have carried a crucial role and it remains uncertain what effect the vote will have. the insurance aspect is not come into effect until 2013 and by then, experts s in on the provision. we will continue with our weeklong series later in the show about the health care law, what it means, and how would will rollout can happen. one more caller, michigan, in the pan and line. what do you think of the issue of pay cuts and furloughs? caller: thank you for c-span. i am a retired uaw president. i am appalled that management is attacking labor by even discu

. >>> it started as a day of fun for a missouri high school marching band.mangled wreckage of a freeway pileup. >> the crash killed two teenagers and the ntsb has put together a team of 14 investigators to find out why. robert pinto shows us what happened in gray summit, missouri. >> reporter: it happened in a matter of seconds. a school field trip took a tragic turn. >> it was all very, very quick. really quick. >> reporter: more than 50 students from john f. hodge high school were rushed to area hospitals. interstate 44, a tangle of mangled buses and crushed trucks. the teens were celebrating the end of band camp with a trip to six flags. the girls in one bus, the boys following in another. police say the crash happened when the driver of that first bus changed lanes to avoid another car. >> as she was looking into her mirrors, either to the left or right, she took her eyes off the road. >> reporter: straight in her path, a gmc truck had rear-ended a tractor-trailer, touching off the deadly chain reaction crash. the girls' bus landed in the pickup truck. t

in missouri, a fatal highway crash with two school buses killed two people, and injured dozens.uthorities said the this happened 40 mi. south of san was when a pickup truck slammed into the back of a tractor. -st. louis. and the high school band members collided with a pickup truck. the driver of the pickup truck were killed, 40 students taken to the high school, there were going to six flags amusement park about 10 mi. away. >> some of the wealthiest people are pledging to donate one happen their fortunes to charity. >> ofto of the world's richest n have convinced dozens of their fellow billionaires to spread the wealth. the of the spread to her join warren buffett, and bill gates, before, after they die. and with new york city mayor, mayor blumberg, stork george lucas, and ted turner-- star wars creator. and how to donate their 1/2 would be donated to a matter to charity. and how much are we talking about? they estimate that this could be a $600 billion in charitable donations. and that is almost double the amount of total charitable contributions. and businesses, and 2009. si

how is this race showing in missouri?: you have the congressman whose son was a one-term governor in the state against the leading democrat, secretary of state who has a long history. her brother is in congress. her father was a popular governor. both of them are expected to emerge unscathed. they have tapped into tea party angst on spending and support for tarp legislation and for earmarks. it will be interesting to see what percentage chop fergusuck ferguson pulls. roy has led throughout the year. it is not a large lead. it is basically five or six points, but it has been consistent. if the environment was terrible to democrats, carnahan would be in a better position. it has been a tough environment for democrats. in the mid 30's. he is very unpopular right now. that is going to be a toughercarnah for carnahan. she is not from washington. she will be tied to her rubber- stamp. she comes back and call some bail out roy blunt. they have tried to run to the on fiscal issues.unt blunt has a narrow lead. host: any big-name r

the halt in production and distribution involves cheese made by morning land dairy in missouri. dairy sells several types of cheese from raw cow and raw goat milk. tests for bacteria came back positive yesterday. >>> this morning, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke will give a speech. he is expected to talk about the direction of the u.s. economy. and his words will be closely followed by people on wall street many of whom are concerned that the economy could dip back into a recession. this follows a recent string of negative statistics. [ opening bell ] >>> and one sign that the economy is on shaky ground, take a look at the dow jones industrial average. it begins trading today below 10,000. that is the first below that mark in nearly two months. the dow lost 74 yesterday to close at 9986. the s&p standard & poor's down 8 points. the nasdaq composite dropping 23. >>> it's 5:49. a fourth grader in the sacramento area suspended from school for sniffing hand sanitizer. the boy says that friends at dingell elementary school told him to sniff it. >> dare you, double dare. >> you

chris: you have missouri and ohio, states where they're more culturally conservative, but keep it away from the most? >> but look at utah. john hunt came out in favor of same sex unions. now he works in the obama administration as ambassador to china. but you are seeing it in even -- chris: well, he's a little different cut! >> i'm not saying he represents all of them but you are seeing people like that. >> what makes it hard is republicans have been saying and they're right, that they're trying to nationalize the elections. once it goat viral it's very hard to keep it out. the republicans started talking about repealing the 14th amdment or tinkering with it on citizenship. chris: you keep reminding me we're in the 21st strrment if sarah palin or rush limbaugh says something all of a sudden they're steak -- speaking to everyone whether they like it or not. before we break, a little romance the major -- for more than 30 years this man salt down to ploo the piano for presidents. nixon's idea of hospitality was according to sergeant smith what tricky. >> he would come on board with these

. >>> a deadly school bus crash in missouri this morning.wo people were killed and dozens injud when two buses carrying high scho band members an 18 wheeler crashed on interstate 44 west of st. louis. and we have a live picture of the devastating scene right now. you can see the school bus is just about to be towed away, still sitti on top of that big rig honor the 18-wheeler. authorities can't say whether the victs were riders on the bus. they are sorting out how the accident happened. they know one buhit the big rig an the second bus smashed into the rear of the first bus. most of th injured appear in good condition. the students were headed to an amusement park. >> british supermodel naomi campbell took on a new role as a witness testifyi in a war crimes trial. she s reluctant to appear. ruler charles taylor is on trial. >> arriving at the court fashioly late, naomi campbell made her appearance as a prosecution witness in the trial of former liberian leader charles taylor who stands accused of human rights abuses and head of state to stan

. >>> missouri voters have overwhelmingly rejected a key provision of the health care overhaul. by a margin of 3-1, they have approved the health care freedom act, also known as proposition "c." the measure states that no one can be held to have health insurance or be fined if they don't. >>> tropical storm colin has fallen apart in the atlantic for now. but the miami area still got a taste of some pretty necessity weather. >>> now, for the country's weather from around the nation. severe storms with hail, and flash flooding. pop-up showers across parts of new england, new york and pennsylvania. downpours and flooding from new mexico to wyoming. meanwhile, record highs from the midwest to the south. >> 104 in dallas. 96 in atlanta. and 94 in minneapolis. the northeast hovers around the 90-degre 96 96 in boise. 92 in albuquerque. and 109 in phoenix. >>> and when we come back this morning, spirit airlines considers another new fee. that's in business news. and it's straight ahead. >>> and bristol palin and levi johnston are back in the news. and their engagement may be off. didn't

the police say 52-year-old man was in the cross walk at 18th and missouri at 10:45 last night when a man driving a car turned a corner and nearly hit him. the car stopped and the two men started fighting. the driver, we are told, punched the pedestrian, the victim fell to the ground and struck his head and is hospitalized in critical condition. the driver is is latino, 25 to 40 years old. the witnesses say the car was a white geo or acura. the license plate begins with 5xm or 5sm. >>> today marks the first anniversary of the kidnapping of jaycee duggard from 18 years of captivities. there are reports she celebrated by taking a family camping trip in northern california. she has been living with her two daughters and her mother for the past year. it was one year ago today that uc berkeley police put together the pieces of her story. dugard was living in the backyard of a home where a convicted sex offender is accused of holding her captive since she was 11 years old. she fathered two girls with dugard is now awaiting trial. >>> a san francisco couple faces accusation tonight of using

. >>> in missouri voters passed a law from forcing voters to have health insurance.t is in aen effort -- however, officials acknowledge federal law trumps state law. >>> and in new york, the landmarks commission unanimously cleared the way for a mosque to be built near ground zero. the leaders say they want to foster better relationships between the muslim world, and the west. critics say the mosque disrespects the memory of those killed on 9/11. they plan to challenge the ruling in court. >>> the coastline shrouded in fog out there today. the fog already starting to make its way back into the bay. we are going to have drizzle and fog tonight, and typical foggy spots tomorrow morning. but stronger sea breeze winds tomorrow as well are going to bump down our temperatures. today. -- it felt like summer and tomorrow, it's going to be cool once again, foggy cooler weather is going to last through the rest of the week. a look at fog tracker. the fog spilling into our valleys briefly, but already scaling back at 6:00 in the morning. patchy fog along the delta, clear in the

. >>> a terrifying scene in missouri today. two school buses crashed, both filled with children. two people died. cynthia shows us what caused that deadly chain reaction. >> reporter: it's an annual trip the band members look forward to all summer. >> it was supposed to be a good day. >> reporter: two buses, the first with girls, the second with boys were headed for six flags amusement park when they were caught in a chain reaction crash that happened in the blink of an eye. >> i seen it, but didn't see it. it happened so fast. >> reporter: the highway patrol said a semi truck slowed and a pickup traveling behind slammed into it. the driver of the first school bus was changing lanes and didn't see that accident when she crashed into the back of the pickup truck. seconds later, the trailing bus collided with the first. the 19 year old driver in the pickup was killed as was one student on the girl's bus. >> we believe she was in the last seat of the first bus on the right. >> reporter: incredibly the other injuries were not life threatening. a clearly shaken superintendent was call

. >>> a horrific school bus crash in missouri has left two people dead and dozens more injured. two school buses were carrying high school band members to an amusement park yesterday when they slammed into a freeway wreck in front of them involving a tractor trailer and a pickup truck. the chain reaction accident crushed the pickup, killing its driver as well as one of the students. fortunately most of the other injuries were minor, and only two students remained hospitalized. >>> today for the first time since the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima exactly 65 years ago, the united states sent a representative to that city to take part in a ceremony commemorating that deadly day. representatives from the u.s. and more than 70 nations attended the somber event marking the anniversary. a bell rang at 8:15 a.m. local time when the bomb was dropped, killing 140,000 people. japan's government welcomed washington's decision to attend, although, there's still resentment among the japanese people, a majority of whom want an apology from the u.s. for the attack. >>> and now here's

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