. >> anderson honda is clearly responsible for reimbursing mr. chang. >> reporter: he points out it says there right there on the back. reimbursement guarantee. >> they send him off on this wild goose chase against an insolvent insurance company which isn't even liable. >> reporter: anderson honda gave chang his refund four months after he requested it. he will think twice before signing up for an extended service contract again. >> it's not worth it. >> reporter: consumer experts say people with these extended service deals should review their contracts whether it's toyota or honda. if it's similar to mr. changes, the dealer is responsible whether or not the insurance company is still around. anderson honda did not return our calls. call us with consumer problems at 1-888-5-helps-u the. >>> stay with us. we'll be right back. security. the american dream. [ jamaul ] good jobs in tough times. a chance to move up and do better. [ delaunta ] excellealthcare. [ caletha ] beautiful benefits. what they used to call the american way. it still works here. [ je

. >> anderson honda is clearly responsible for reimbursing mr. chang>> reporter: he points out it says that right there on the back of the reimbursement guarantee. >> they send him off on this wild goose chase against an insolvent insurance company which isn't even liable. >> reporter: the good news anderson honda gave chang his refund four months after he requested it. he is thankful but says he will think twice before signing up again for an extended service contract. >> i should not have bought that contract. it's not worth it. >> reporter: on the consumerwatch, julie watts, cbs 5. >>> well, consumer experts say people with these extended service deals should review their contract of course. if it's similar to mr. chang's, then the dealer is responsible whether or not the insurance company is still around. anderson honda did not return our phone calls. if you have a consumer problem, call our hotline 1-888-5-helps- u. >> we want to go halfway around the world to some live pictures. you are looking at london, where we understand there is a huge group

changing my tune. they used the word settlement. i know that the restaurant association had an agreement with this lady. >> then in yet another interview, this one with pbs, mr. cain describes the encounter that he believes led to the harassment allegations. >> one incident with the one who made the formal change, the only one that i could recall after a day of trying to remember specifics, was once i referenced this lady's height, and i was standing near her, and i did this saying you are the same height as my wife, because my wife is five feet tall, she comes up to my chin. this lady is five feet tall and came up to my chin. obviously she thought that that was too close for comfort. >> meanwhile, the right is coming to herman cain's defense claiming the allegations against him are unfair and not newsworthy. rush limbaugh calls the politico story a hit job and accuses reporters of using ugly racial stereotypes. another conservative radio host, laura ingraham, called for the occupation of politico claiming the website destroyed cain's reputation. cain will be in atlanta today speaking at a republican party dinner. >>> turning to the markets where fears about

mr. cain has the chance to change all of that later this evening. on the eve of a huge republican debate on the economy, mr. cain decided to do his preparation by appearing with who else but jimmy kimmel. for more on mr. cain's latest troubles, i am joined by msnbc contributor and author of who is afraid of post blackness. what it means to be black now and communications director and msnbc political analyst. i have to begin with you, karen. what is your immediate reaction to this woman's statement? >> oh, martin. didn't we know we would end up here at some point. as we were discussing on friday, this changes the dynamics in a member of ways. number one, last week it was a one-sided conversation with herman cain basically doing all the talking. now we have a human being standing in front of us, telling us her side of the story. number two, matt lewis brought it up earlier on the show and he's right. the ethnicity of this woman will be jarring for some people and have an impact on the way this story plays out. number three, we are now seeing a pattern

policy change. >> mr. shapiro, wouldn't it -- we want to deal with it long term. this is a short term economic fix that wants to make sense. this is a territory portion of it. change the >> lead is still with the other issues. the complexity of the corporate tax rate which is overwhelming the loopholes -- that is pretty important. this is another recommendation based on the deficit reduction committee. we must reduce the tax rate. such as the are and d tax credit we need to go back to the rnd -- why has not -- why has that not been a permit? >> it is temporary. the members of the >>> committee can say we will do this for you. if there was total tax overhaul, i would bet most people would say the we do not need the tax credit. there is more rational tax system. we have never asked the government for any money for ourselves in any way including transitions. i am uncomfortable talking about this. >> obviously, this letter was to the super committee. i am wondering how the measures that might reduce taxes would in fact be something the super committee should take up? >

. >> straight ahead, is david letterman trying to change mr. mind about running for the white house? we will see what happens when mr. cain goes on the late show. and some grounded flight attendants taking their fight for their jobs to new heights. see what they are doing. you may not believe it. that's next. ♪ [ male announcer ] evy day, thsands of people are choosing advil®. advil® helps me do what i love. the job's tough, advil® is tougher. advil® never lets me down. [ male announcer ] take action. take advil®. ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fru and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. >> you have seen our top stories but here is the absolute best of the rest. mr. herman cain taking his campaign to late night tv. he talks 9-9-9 with david letterman and dave those out ideas of his own. >> you put in an economic growth plan called 9-9-9. have you heard of it? >> i've heard of it. i don't know what it means. >> 9-9-9. it's bold. >> i know it's bold but you don't even know what it means.

best at is not going to be as productive for the foreseeable future and not until we make some changes. >> mr. frank, of course, one of the leading lights of the progressive caucus there in washington. mr. frank also took a shot, by the way, at former house speaker newt gingrich's run for president. >> i did not think i had lived a good enough life to be rewarded by newt gingrich being the republican nominee. it still is unlikely, but i have hopes. >> congressman frank was first elected to the house of representatives in 1980 and is currently the top democrat on the house financial services committee. now says he is retiring from congress. >>> international news. pakistan announcing it will boycott next week's conference on the future of afghanistan. in protest of the nato air strike that left 24 of the country's soldiers dead over the weekend. the boycott coincides with a warning from pakistan's prime minister, when says he is reviewing his nation's relationship with the united states, noting that it will no longer be "business as usual." white house press secretary jay carney described the

politicians to find their complaints identify their complaints where you see as really bare avenue for change mr clinton is full of garbage when he says they're. acting like a slimeball quite frankly telling a politician what the problem isn't anything the politician makes fake promises like mr obama did it can only infuriate wall street people there they're looking at mr obama like the british look at tony blair you can't believe a word he says they're fed up with mr obama and when somebody says but very mr clinton says they remember that it was mr clinton's administration but got rid of bless the eagle it was clinton's administration that put the wall street art in place and brought ruben omics in the same ruben omics people that mr obama has brought in he was clinton who brought in larry summers and obama who reappointed larry summers it was clinton who pushed and ruben omics and ruben brought in tim geithner as the bank allowed us to. be goldman sachs but operate to name a treasury secretary somebody who would serve its interest so there is just a feeling of one of disgust not only towards c

mr. cain changed his settlement story to this. my general counsel said this started out where she and her lawyer were with demanding a huge financial settlement. i don't remember a number, but then he said because there was no basis for this we ended up settling for what would have been a termination settlement, maybe three month's salary. i don't remember it might have been two months. according to politico, which broke the story of two complaints of sexual harassment against herman cain while he was the head of the national restaurant association, the lobbying representatives of the restaurant industry, these incidents include conversations allegedly filled with innuendo or personal questions of a sexually suggestive nature. a second source said the woman revealed at the time she had suffered what the source described as an unwanted sexual advance from cain at a hotel where an event involving the group was taking place. cain addressed the alleged hotel incident in an interview with pbs today without specifically denying it. >> t

matters and we can't seem to reestablish it and i think it was well among the great hopes for change that mr obama represented was that he would reestablish the rule of law on wall street and banking in money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the the s.e.c. to enforce the law or to refer to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall at he allowed the supreme court decision on citizens united to just pass by without. doing anything to even start a legislative process to redefine what the personhood of a corporation is because obviously corporations are not people in the way that people do they don't have rights they don't have duties obligations and responsibilities to the public interest in the same way that people do their effect their sociopathic you know they exist really. only to to have allegiance to the shareholders and the boards of directors and that's where it begins and ends so the idea that they should be able to express themselves freely by corrupting the entire political process by flooding money into the political process is absurd b

mr. mangino, the change of the judge -- in changing judges, the statement from the court system pointed outat the new judge has absolutely no connections with the school, the charity, or any of its representatives. what's your reaction to this move today? >> well, i think it's a wise move, ed. it appears that the center county courts had asked that an outside magistrate be appointed. center county has 150,000 people.vÑçóo[]% there are six magistrate judges and four trial judges there. it would be difficult to find somebody who's not an alum, not a donor, not a season ticket holder, not a volunteer or lecturer at penn state. going outside of the county was the prudent thing to do. >> i want to ask you about an e-mail that surfaced in which penn state assistant coach mike mcquery said he did have discussions@m%q!uájtp!out the incident back in 2002, but today state college police chief tom king told nbc news, "absolutely not. we don't have any records of him coming to us." what do you make of this? >> well, it's surprising and i think that it makes mike mcqueary's testimony before the grand ju

them a foothold for the future it is wrong to think that america overthrew mubarak or the change in president. mr primark off what looks most terrifying to me is the fact that and all those countries and egypt and libya and in tunisia we now have muslim extremists in power when you associate you know this isn't true you're wrong about first of all it's a conglomerate of forces and i think that we can't be talking about a complete triumph of islam is never mentioned in egypt as yet they're going to win some seats in the parliament perhaps even more than expected but we should keep in mind that various muslim organizations evolve with time the muslim brotherhood for example and of the same organization anymore as the one that wanted to overthrew or kill nasser a while back of the muslim brotherhood are different now of course there are extremists among them the same time though i think that all this spring apers has had an effect on islamic organizations as well because additional islamic organizations in tunisia and egypt have become more moderate than before sure so it's a positive influence beca

mr. speaker, these two changes, medicare reimbursement to the g.m.e., medicare reimbursement to the i.m.e., would reduce medicare, medical education payments by an estimates $60 billion through 2020. $60 billion. mr. speaker, these aren't just numbers. these proposed cuts would endanger the ability of teaching hospitals to train physicians. we must face the facts that cuts to graduate education would result in fewer practicing physicians and ultimately reduce access to care. which is getting back to why there was an affordable care act. i talked about this road paved with good intentions. now what we are seeing is that our hospitals, our health care providers and the training of physicians are both going to be significantly and severely impacted to the point where access to health care becomes a problem. so seniors, not just seniors, but all americans, will have to begin to deal with the fact that primary care physicians, there won't be as many of them, there will be fewer doctors being trained, and for a number of reasons, the g.m.e.'s an the i.m.e.'s going to hospitals, if there's any r

change. finally, mr. president, the last quote of the senator from california from yesterday that i'm going to address as the following. quote -- "in march, the president issued an executive order that laid out the process for reviewing each detainee's case to make sure indefinite detention continues to be an appropriate and preferred cour course. section 1035 essentially reverses the interagency process created by the president's ord order." mr. president, this was the same allegation made by the statement of administration policy. it is erroneous and i address the answer to that allegation in my remarks earlier today relative to the statement of administration policy, the soap- the s.a.p., so i'm not going to comment further, but i would direct everyone back to those comments on the statement of administration policy similar to the statement of the senator from california, which i addressed at that time. i appreciate the patience of our presiding officer. this was a long statement but i think it's essen

mr. berlusconi probably is a hindrance to further changes in italy." italy is 2-point-6 trillion dollars in debt, and has the third largest economy in the eurozone. and unlike greece, it's too big to bail out. lindsay lohan checked herself back into jail sunday night... but she was released just hours later, due to jail overcrowding. the actress was admitted into the century regional detention just before nine p-m last night she was released just four and half hours later. lohan was supposed to serve a 30-day sentence for violating her probation. mark zuckerberg is heading back to harvard... not to finish earning his degree, but to recruit interns for his little company known as "facebook." you know the story by now. you know the story by now. zuckerberg developed the website while attending the prestigious university in massachusetts. he dropped out in 2004, and moved the startup to silicon valley. it worked out pretty well for him. they may be the bane of bay area drivers. why a new study may change your mind about bridge tolls. and we've all been th

mr. cain's story may be changing, people are still supporting him. nd, does this say more about mr. cain or maybe less about the other gop contenders? >> i think it says something about the electorate and it says something about the degree of anger that people have and the failure of the other candidates to speak to the public mood, which is restive, frustrated and looking for alternatives. herman cain is optimistic, he's inclusive and he offers an alternative. now, i don't think he's presidential. i'm not even sure he's running for president. but he has struck a popular cord and so far, he hasn't been derailed. >> arthel: doug schoen and frank, don't forget to set your watches back an hour tonight. we're here to serve you. see you guys later. >> thank you. >> rick: an investigator thinks they have a clue in the case of jackie waller, the mother of triplets who went missing back in june. why the cops think they could be closer to solving the case. we'll tell you. >> i know that we're not going to find her alive. but i want the kids to know where their

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mr. graham: that would be a change in the law it is a exists today? mr. sessions: absolutely. mr. graham: do you agree with thee that our amendment that says you can be acquitted and still held as an enemy prisoner is scntis consistent with the lt is it is today? mr. sessions: absolutely. mr. graham: we are trying to fight a washings not a crime, well, within the value systems of being a united states -- being thchampion of the free wo. i believe -- senator, you agree with me when it comes to interrogating people that sometimes the best tool is time. session segment liewl. someone may not be willing to talk today but as time goes by, they might be willing to completely change and be forthcoming. mr. graham: do you agree with me that we've gathered good intelligence over time from people held at guantanamo bay? session segment that is certainly true. mr. graham: without waterboarding them? mr. sessions: absolutely. mr. graham: so my point is if you take the ability to hold someone as an enemy combatant off the table, you can't interrogate them for intelligence-gathering purpose and

>>> in today's politico brief, herman cain has been trying to change the subject. >> mr.en who filed a sexual harassment complaint against -- >> don't even go there. >> can i ask my question? >> no, where's my chief of staff? >> i'm right here. >> please send him the journalistic code of ethics. >> jonathan martin is a senior political reporter for politico and broke the original story. i assume you've read the journalistic code of ethics, whatever that is. >> i've got my copy well thumbed, andrea. >> jonathan, really, we're seeing in our polling, as you know now, that 54% of republican voters do not -- are not troubled by this. >> right. >> that said, is this going away? can he just tough it out? >> those numbers don't really surprise me. this story is still being reported and new facts are still emerging. we'll have a woman here in a few minutes apparently in new york city who is going to raise some fresh concerns about mr. cain and his behavior. so i think those numbers are fairly predict acable. those numbers are based upon the story so far, and not necessarily what t

change. >> host: well, mr. shapiro, wouldn't this be, though, another piece of piecemeal legislation rather than an overhaul of the tax system? >> guest: that's true, and that's one of the concerns i've heard suggested, we want to deal with long term. this is a short-term economic fix that makes sense. we do need the long-term thing which is the territorial push. let's change the whole tax system so you just pay on the profits you make in the country you make them, and let's deal with all the other issues, the second highest tax rate in the world, the complexity of the corporate tax rate, the perceived unfairness of it, the loophole, all the business giveaways that's pretty important. >> host: a little bit more on the tax issue, this is another recommendation made to the committee, we must simplify the code and strengthen incentives for job-creating activities such as the r&d tax credit and transition to a competitive territorial tax system. but go back to the r&d. why has that never been made permanent? >> gue

be based on profitability without that provision in there, but i'm not sure it changes substantively the law. >> well, mr. chairman, i would prefer expedition in the legislation, literary excellence. >> that's right. so we will come mr. stivers or ms. waters has -- >> and i ask unanimous consent to strike on page seven, line 15 through 19, i ask unanimous consent. >> okay. on behalf of mr. stivers and ms. waters all in favor say aye. all of those, nay. the ayes have it in the name is agreed to. are there other -- mr. watt? i'm sorry. >> wait a minute now. we didn't vote on the amendment, they would. i just thought we voted him on his judgment what were we voting on? i'm sorry. >> mr. franks -- >> on his unanimous consent. why are we going on unanimous consent request? >> i only offered as you incentive to offer it orally. it was an amendment that had to be voted on it was just to be able to do it orally speak he amended mr. green's -- >> mr. grayson is still on the floor. okay. that's what i thought. spink does anyone else wish to speak? >> gap. >> the gentleman from north carolina is recognize on mr. gr