this is a look f n.c.e waves are beginning to build. >> news around the bank hot and the suspect that were involved with an armored truck robbery could have committed another crime and when you see on the right was killed when the suspect in the middle freddie daniel was shot during a gunfight with the armed security guard had-the men on the left pocket with is the one who drove to daniel to the moscow this is what the scene yesterday and on as they attempted to rob an armored truck that was in front of the bank believe they have committed several similar crimes >> before but simply because it's an armored car involved why and the number of people that were involved with the three suspects >> host then you'll and for having been arrested >> comment shot and killed an east oakland has been identified it they released in the photographs of his tattoos and he is 18 years old it 7 it tuchman. i. >> 12 more rested than their share them last year on dui arrest in san mateo county in prague it 77 people this time

surfer n.c. . reserve currencies are you might think of a store of value. and the dollar has been very unstable. understandable given the difficulties you might say of american economy you know our performance was not a stellar. but the fact that in a modern globalized economy twenty first century it's an anachronism that a single currency. would play the pivotal role that the dollar has played but i argue and i've argued my prepaid globalization work is that the dollar reserve currency system contributes to inequality. that poor countries are lending to the united states or close to zero interest rate and then borrowing back a much higher interest rates an equitable increase it contributes to instability. and it actually contributes to a weakening of global aggregate demand a weak local economy because if countries are setting aside. literally hundreds of billions of dollars saved cautionary savings. that's money not spent so you're saying essentially it hurts everybody to have the u.s. dollar is that our currency that's right and what we describe what i'v

host: cavanaugh, a republican in hickory, n.c.. you are on with congressman mo brooks. go ahead. caller: i just wanted to ask and find out if this does not pass the senate, do you think that we will get their social security, disability checks? i think the lord is really with us in this time of need for everybody. including the congress. i just want to say thank you for what you do, but -- host: the headlines in the papers this morning is that it is heading to the senate and is likely to have more than the 60 votes necessary and it will be on the president's desk to sign it today. it did not think you have to worry better social security checks at this point. guest: even if we did not do this today, you would still get them in a timely fashion if the president chose to do so. even if we did not raise the debt ceiling, which i think we should because of the economic consequences, we just cannot get out all at once. it would be a starvation diet. there are $2.20 trillion in revenues and social security cost $700 billion, there were be plenty of money for social security. the presid

the n.c. twenty one will be offered with engine options either present with the speed of you fourteen hundred g. or the specially designed new p.c. for t.v. a project of russia's obviously good to. ask is to provide the advantage of cheaper engines without compromising performance parameters and available resources most importantly in terms of the lifecycle cost as compared to our competitors abroad it's important to point out that we're regarding this engine as the platform on the basis of which engines will be designed for the home line of these airplanes p.t. fourteen is projected to meet and exceed international standards on fuel consumption emissions and noise pollution new engines are a start but they aren't the only innovative rethink for the future could jet. are leaving aerodynamics this issue soggy made a crucial contribution to this project their experts produced a new concept for wing design it has little to get a new profile for supercritical airfoils all of their work helps great

suggesting dozens of people including children have been tortured to death bars for taking part in the n.c. regime uprising but as our teams are ridiculous the reports all news coming from syria can't can't always be taken at face value. well the report really does not say much do you have to you have to make a note of the fact that the report said eighty eight people ten of them children are believed to have died in detention their porches also slammed to the syrian authorities for not providing enough information on the those into demons there were no details however outlined of the circumstances in which these eighty eight people supposedly have died this is somewhat of a showcase of what else has been happening in the way things have been portrayed as happening in syria get constantly ports from various media sources western channels or major arabic networks which show demonstrations of people sometimes a little science being held by someone knowing person who is filming everything that's going on on the a mobile camera fall that looks like to be immobile camera phone most of the sourc

corporate agenda that's exactly what we're seeing today during the last congress but you know when the n.c. palosi was speaker sixty former lobbyists worked in high level staff positions here on capitol hill but during this congress now the republicans are in control of the house of representatives that number has more than doubled with one hundred twenty eight former lobbyists now top advisors to mostly republican members of congress which is why it makes a lot of sense that in the recent debt limit deal billion dollar oil corporations got to keep the taxpayer subsidies billionaire corporate jet owners got to keep their tax loopholes and billionaire hedge fund managers keep their lonely fifteen percent maximum income tax rate while the rest of us who don't have lobbyists we get screwed. because accounts of this corporate takeover are clear thanks to lobbying cash can be used to defeat regulations we suffered from the b.p. oil spill last year and we were swapped by the wall street financial crisis in two thousand and eight and we drown in endless stream of health insurance abuses year in a

we are hoping for an effect but we must be prepared for >> hurricane warning and played for n.c. the new england. but >> you have to get out. whether it be today, it did sunday, it is time to move. >> governor greeted with people to obey a mandatory evacuation. north carolina and a grieving for a direct hit. exxon's six people were scrambling to board up windows can add people waited perhaps elaine and people waited until propane tanker. a lack of time and a storm like been hit on even " with more than 70 years ago. nynex attack we are and we are a large scale water goblet and the crock paper, not cut for a few hours, a brigade and a week. positions -- we are expecting power outages, non jennifer dave evans, but -- atlantic city made the most unusual provision, they " there could be note. and only the third time that have happened in the past and 30 years. >> a quarter million revenue and of new york city have been told to leave all lying area. but the first evacuation in the city of history. performance and have been camped on broadway. piddocks -- performance give have been han

impact of our rain this is from the associated press and this one is from nags head of north carolina n.cg the brunt of the storm they had 14 in. of rain in north carolina here you conceive that shoreline flooding and then ignore folk of virginia you conceive that stranded sailboat and not new york city new-line not see this very often this is a scene that all lot of native new yorkers have not seen the subway system completely closed down one loaned a commuter heading home and one more from ocean city marilyn showing you the power of the storm from a hurricane i read and now great downgraded to tropical storm irene. >> we will be back in a minute. we're back with the kron 4 neck weekend news there have been dozens of water rescues look this of firefighters are looking for people in case they are stuck in structures like this new york fire department have rescued 61 adults and 12 babies from 12 houses >> authorities in the southeast have had 31 hours of nonstop rain in north carolina this is a big deal out of surgery virginia heavy rains is making it difficult for officials to check the d

hurricane irene made landfall near cape lookout n.c. this morning. cities along the east coast are bracing for this major storm. the strongest hurricane that they experience and perhaps 20 years. >> is surfer in virginia beach died after being caught in a recurrence. thousands of people are without power. new york ordered a mandatory evacuation for low-lying areas of the city. >> the best thing that could happen is this storm turns east and heads to see. that is not likely to happen. unfortunately there will be a serious storm coming in. it is better to take precautions and get out of the way of the storm. mother nature is much stronger than all of us. >> people have been warned to prepare for flower outages and storm surges. even the new york subway system is scheduled to stop burning this afternoon. the president says that the government is ready but people on the east coast need to stay alert. >> i cannot stress this highly enough, if you or in the projected path of this hurricane, you have to take precautions now. do not wait, do not delay. we ho

reporter: we actually went out and about and actually along parts of highway 158 where it hooks up with n.cooding that we had, which is interesting and typical when you have the barrier islands is the flooding was not due from the atlantic ocean but back from the sound, that partially enclosed body of water that separates the barrier island from the mainland. the back half of the system started to pull that water up, pile up across the roadways. at road blocks there was a truck that tried to get through, a deuce and a half truck, a military style truck. as many people may know, it has high clearance, we're talking about something that should easily get through shallow water with no problem whatsoever. had to turn back. also, other places, other parts of the community that were totally inundated with water, very susceptible to flooding. that was certainly the case. the waters will slowly begin to recede. something else that has really begun to increase would be power outages. ironically enough, our power outage here at the hotel actually went out around 1:00, 2:00 in the morning as the winds

host: last call, a republican, from greenville, n.c.ler: i have the advantage plan with humana, a ppo. i researched it to make sure that all of my physicians took it because i am in the hospital every six months. for an angiogram, i pay $50 copaiba verses when i would have to pay with medicare which would be 20%. my last angiogram is $54,000. my advantage plan works very well. i also have that vision and dental. i have used my vision, and i enjoy my advantage plan. my doctor appointments are $15 and my neurosurgeon is also in raleigh, n.c., have to drive 90 miles. host: how did you hear about medicare advantage? but sold you? caller: looking through what medicare offered and then what he man offered. i save a lot of money. i get all of my drugs for free except for a few that i still have to pay for, but mostly all of my drugs are free and i am on nine of them. it works well for me. i am hearing is going away when obama's plan comes through. guest: it is not going away. there is nothing that changes medicare as it stands now. the coverag

n.c.icials began to evacuate to wrest from over cove island that is accessible only by boat they're using ferried to get people back to the mainland. residents are being told to leave by tomorrow. nor the south carolina are sending out warnings about the strength of that storm. it >> as of this point in time to do not have definite predictions models about what will happen on friday, saturday, sunday in north carolina. right now as i read is coming up the coast, we understand this is a big storm. >> certainly you do not need to flee the coast and panic but we do want you to know that we are watching it and we want everyone else to be diligent as they're watching as well. >> fema already has a plan in place this say if the storm does make landfall the national hurricane center says it could approach north carolina on saturday it will probably hug the coast right through the weekend. hurricane i read has already been counting parts of the bahamas. this is what looks like, people hunkering do

host: last call, a republican, from greenville, n.c.ler: i have the advantage plan with humana, a ppo. i researched it to make sure that all of my physicians took it because i am in the hospital every six months. for an angiogram, i pay $50 copaiba verses when i would have to pay with medicare which would be 20%. my last angiogram is $54,000. my advantage plan works very well. i also have that vision and dental. i have used my vision, and i enjoy my advantage plan. my doctor appointments are $15 and my neurosurgeon is also in raleigh, n.c., have to drive 90 miles. host: how did you hear about medicare advantage? but sold you? caller: looking through what medicare offered and then what he man offered. i save a lot of money. i get all of my drugs for free except for a few that i still have to pay for, but mostly all of my drugs are free and i am on nine of them. it works well for me. i am hearing is going away when obama's plan comes through. guest: it is not going away. there is nothing that changes medicare as it stands now. the coverag

heavy rain in charlotte n.c. is doing to the hotel stealing turn the light fixtures into waterfalls. rain caused the pipe to burst at embassy suites or so in the lobby and other places. the city had been under a flash flood watch for most of the day. to a neighborhood near downtown had to be evacuated. now this was the launch from cape canaveral scientists associated this saying that this will give them a never before seen look behind coopers clouds. it may even help them to learn more about the formation of the solar system will have to wait a long time for that information on jupiter. it is not expected to reach the planet until 2016. nasa is sending these three figurines her on the satellite images of galileo. the roman god jupiter and his wife. ñçç ". >> de --the front man for the band room five is suing. he said they could use one song in a particular game pieces the avatar that he creates can be used to seeing dozens of other songs by different musician and groups the company has not responded. called a par

on the bottom right is a video and double hulls, n.c.. you could see the damage left in the wake of powerful ways that slam to the coast. more than half of the power outages have now been fixed. about 3 million people are still in the dark this morning, and that is down from more than 8 million during the storm. while trying to deal with providing aid to those affected by hurricane irene we have gotten word that the federal emergency management agency is running out of money. they have less than 800 million left in funds. in order to provide assistance for hurricane irene victims, they're being forced to freeze funds for rebuilding project in joplin, missouri " and even funds for rebuilding from the hurricane could train a disaster. fema admits of the disaster shortfall could approach $5 billion for the upcoming budget year. that is before even taking irene into account. >> is a 5:00 p.m.. you'll notice of the fact that it is chilly up there this morning. it will not warm of all that much. cooling down today and tomorrow. >> and that is f

host: raleigh, n.c., debbie, in an independent. good morning. caller: to me, this is extremely troubling. whether you have local law enforcement or state-level law enforcement, or even federal level, to have the ability to shut down communications networks, to me that is an pedicle to what -- to me that is an cycle to what free speech means. i think one of you have addressed earlier the idea that you do not thwart criminal behavior before and hand. is there any legal action against bart, and secondly, we have also seen in the past couple of weeks, representatives who have confiscated cameras in public town halls there holding . are there any privacy issues -- when anizations such dow organization of shots down sell service? it's called are they a federal contractor? guest: there are a government entity, and is bound to comply with the first amendment. they have no exception from the first amendment or other federal laws. the statement you used earlier showed their sensitivity to the first amendment issues here. as to the questions of what kind o

roy in raleigh, n.c., good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. we definitely have to get our fiscal house in order. to take everything that's happened so far -- the tea party, who everyone has said for the past year is irrelevant, is really ridiculous. it's the policies that are set forth by the administration that has caused a lot of the issues that we have now. the stock standard and poor's gave warning way early that they had to reduce the deficit. that was the warning that was given. they just ignored it and said we will do it our way. then they came back with the standard and poor's and they just downgraded us. they knew it was coming. they keep spending and spending and spending. no one in america today business-wise or in your home can operate a checkbook or a balance sheet and come across with the figures that we are in this government of spend, spend, spend with no constraint at all. there are a lot of freedoms in this country that people get, but they are not free giveaways. we should help each other for sure. the poor people and the pe

host: greensboro, n.c., a democrat. caller: there seems to be a lot of overkill. does the fbi have any influence in terms of stopping or slowing down the rate of the way management trains local police stops where people are approached with the officer's hand on the gun, and we have seen a lot of cases where it has become routine. the civil rights of most of the citizens, when they are accosted by police officers for nothing but a routine stop, do you investigate those in terms of abuses of civil rights? guest: civil-rights is our second most important criminal priority. the fbi investigates every allegation. if the fbi does not investigate these crimes, there is nobody else to investigate. we take civil-rights extremely important repair and more broadly, we really partner as closely as possible -- important . we really partner as closely as possible with those in the community they live -- who live and work out there. they work on our joint terrorism task force, our state street task force. we have critical relationships. the fbi does a lot of training with state

host: that get back to the phones, greensboro, n.c., on the line for democrats. caller: thanks for taking my call. i'm very concerned that our legislative leaders do not know the difference between plants and job creation. i agree that it has to be direct. the public must see people they know and people in their families having some type of job. the public could be asked to subsidize construction. people that have would share. i appreciate you letting me have this call. guest: i think the caller is absolutely right. we have to think about many prongs, the continuation of unemployment insurance. my strategy for job creation is first, do no harm. did not cut government spending in the near term. second, massive infrastructure investment. you could put a lot of people back to work in the construction and manufacturing industries. repairing infrastructure cost more in the future. third, resolve the state budget crisis. there is a $97 billion shortfall with what the states receive in revenue and this fiscal year. you can close two-thirds of that -- i think a more targ

greensboro, n.c., robyn on the democrats' line. caller: the statue of dr. martin luther king is ok. it would be better to see blacks, whites, asians, and indians surrounding him holding hands. there is still racism. the republicans against democrats, nothing going on. still there is nothing for the poor people. if you are not rich, and you do not even qualify as an american. that is wrong. we have a lot of work to do. we need to keep going forward and get rid of the republicans and democrats. there should be one union for one nation for the people. host: georgia, even on the independent line. caller: i think the taxpayers money should be spent on something more than the tax year. i know that martin luther did some good, but he would want to help out the people of the nation. host: turley savage in the kit you new york times." -- in the "new york times." wichita, kan., good morning on the republican line. caller: i like the statute. it reminds me of bringing people together. and that is what we need today. we have been divided by or political beliefs. -- how or political beliefs. it

host: one viewer reaches back to the 1980's in her e-mail, with this -- host: asheville, n.c., eric,emocratic line. caller: how are you doing this morning? first of all, i would like to say, and i hope, which, and pray for all of the people affected by hurricane irene. ok, to say this, i think that obama is doing as good a job as he can under these circumstances. he has, whether you want to call them the tea party, i believe that they directly are involved with the gop. they have been against him since he was elected, plain and simple. our problems started back in the reagan years with spending and stuff. everybody, and i mean everybody, excluding millionaires and stuff, have spent over what we are allowed to over-spend. if there is anybody that i believe can get this done, it will be his administration. host: all right, that was north carolina, democratic line. on the shrinking budget, state and local governments are shoring up aging systems. this is from "usa today." host: in other news, prosecution is on pace to find a medicare fraud prosecution rising 85%. this is from "usa today

greensboro, n.c., robyn on the democrats' line. caller: the statue of dr. martin luther king is ok.t would be better to see blacks, whites, asians, and indians surrounding him holding hands. there is still racism. the republicans against democrats, nothing going on. still there is nothing for the poor people. if you are not rich, and you do not even qualify as an american. that is wrong. we have a lot of work to do. we need to keep going forward and get rid of the republicans and democrats. there should be one union for one nation for the people. host: georgia, even on the independent line. caller: i think the taxpayers money should be spent on something more than the tax year. i know that martin luther did some good, but he would want to help out the people of the nation. host: turley savage in the kit you new york times." -- in the "new york times." wichita, kan., good morning on the republican line. caller: i like the statute. it reminds me of bringing people together. and that is what we need today. we have been divided by or political beliefs. -- how or political beliefs. it br

winston-salem, n.c.. of the people we have voted in, they are completely out of touch with america. they live in a whole different world. they are in their own little world. this thing with this committee ought to be outlawed. as far as america being in such disarray, the only people that are in disarray is washington. social security is not an entitlement spending and entitlement is something that you just get. social security is what people pay into. i am a taxpaying american citizen, 65 years, a disabled veteran, and i can tell you what we have in washington now is a joke. we have a clown in the white house. host: so the perception played out as far as -- guest: i have seen a lot of folks talking about the anger over why are they having this committee that can cut my benefits? to some degree, this is about the dysfunction in congress. you would not have this committee -- the senate would not have agreed to a committee with this kind of power to get rid of a filibuster if things were working. to some de

host: n.c., jerry.aller: what makes me independent, i believe in the jeffersonian principle of government. and for another thing, anybody who believes in that is automatically ideologically independent from washington. no one believes in the constitution at all there, except possibly ron paul. who won the iowa straw poll? michele bachmann bought 4000 tickets for people to come beaufort, and she only got 4823 votes. in other words, she lost horribly and ron paul is way out ahead. obama is obviously unelectable at this point. on paul 2012. host: but the parallels between ron paul and jefferson? caller: off the top of my head, i do not have an answer. host: dayton, ohio, good morning. caller: i am leaning toward either michele bachmann or mitt romney. host: why so? caller: i do not like the way the economy is going at this point in time. host: and so when it comes to what representative bachmann proposes and what governor romney proposes, would you like about those strategies? host: michele, runs the major

there dissociated from their own communities and form an identity around this extremism, the guy at n.c. who feels alienated because it cannot fit into that society there and he needs another identity that welcomes them. happens to these people is they get channeled into other forms of alienation, or in the case of anarchism, somewhat more ominously, it all morphs into much more dangerous movements that are able to tap into that rage and dreams and much more operationally powerful ways, with movements like bolshevism and fascism did in the 1920's. >> as someone sitting here for the last hour become increasingly terrified, and listening to this discussion on the policy terms, it is fascinating and very energizing, but my question is, when an individual basis, and without meaning to sound silly, it sometimes feels like the only way that me or him or her, the only way we can protect ourselves is to never leave the bathroom. if you never leave your bathroom, you will be fine. but you have to go outside. on an individual basis, how can one address the kind of concern that we're feeling? >> b

burlington, n.c., on our line for democrats. go ahead. need to turn down your television and it will make this process a lot smoother. caller: i think the lord for mr. huddleston. can you hear me? host: i can still hear your television. caller: i have it all the way down now. i think the world for drug court. i hope that the drug court will come to north carolina because of the simple fact that you're going to have some people that will do right, and some people that will do wrong, but this is needed for the people who really have their heart to do this right and a non-violent offenders. i have a nephew in prison right now who has never been a violent offender, raised in the church, but fell between the cracks. he was sentenced to 20 years in prison for selling crack cocaine. this was a snitch thing, this last time. i thank the lord for drug court and i hope and pray they can come here because now he has a baby that is not even three months old. that is 20 years of his life he will not be able to raise his child. i think of drug court wou

host: high point, n.c., we have your point. john gage, let me ask you, they have told the union brigid unions have told them that they will set out because the state is anti-union. are you behind that statement? guest of the afl has not taken a formal, unified -- guest: of the nfl has not taken a formal, unified -- guest: of the afl -- guest: the nfl has not taken a unified, formal position on this. host: what about your union? guest: we have not taken a position about that. we will definitely go to the convention. i cannot see as boycotting that. but we are not happy about it. i think that the white house knows that. host: why do you say that? guest: these are some big unions that are really peeved toward democratic hopes in 2012. even president obama birthday party in chicago, there are union hotels all over the place. it was held at a non-union facility. it is a perception thing that irritates some unions. the president, democrats, when they need to win some elections, of the unions are simply called upon. host: if you will

host: that get back to the phones, greensboro, n.c., on the line for democrats. caller: thanks for taking my call. i'm very concerned that our legislative leaders do not know the difference between plants and job creation. i agree that it has to be direct. the public must see people they know and people in their families having some type of job. the public could be asked to subsidize construction. people that have would share. i appreciate you letting me have this call. guest: i think the caller is absolutely right. we have to think about many prongs, the continuation of unemployment insurance. my strategy for job creation is first, do no harm. did not cut government spending in the near term. second, massive infrastructure investment. you could put a lot of people back to work in the construction and manufacturing industries. repairing infrastructure cost more in the future. third, resolve the state budget crisis. there is a $97 billion shortfall with what the states receive in revenue and this fiscal year. you can close two-thirds of that -- i think a more targ

>> i had a professor in raleigh, n.c., where i spent my first two years of college, who was a fabulous inspiration. she saw that i was interested in political science and lured me away from math, where i was headed, and got me interested in politics. after that, nothing would stop me. i got an internship with my congressperson in washington and never looked back. >> could you tell us the high points of your life in the last 30 years here in washington? >> marriage with al hunt of linder news. having an incredibly fortunate career -- of bloomberg news. having an incredibly fortunate career with pbs, cnn, and back to pbs and what is now the pbs news hour. >> and what do you do exactly, for people who live under rocks? >> i am senior correspondent and co-anchor for the nightly pbs news hour. >> judy woodruff, thank you for being here. >> gracia martori, do you have some italian ancestors? >> all of them. i think you also have some italian ancestors. >> not that i know of. >> that is unfortunate for you. [laughter] >> maybe i will have some italian descendants. i do not know. >> absolutely

host: raleigh, n.c., debbie, in an independent. good morning. caller: to me, this is extremely troubling. whether you have local law enforcement or state-level law enforcement, or even federal level, to have the ability to shut down communications networks, to me that is an pedicle to what -- to me that is an cycle to what free speech means. i think one of you have addressed earlier the idea that you do not thwart criminal behavior before and hand. is there any legal action against bart, and secondly, we have also seen in the past couple of weeks, representatives who have confiscated cameras in public town halls there holding . are there any privacy issues -- when anizations such dow organization of shots down sell service? it's called are they a federal contractor? guest: there are a government entity, and is bound to comply with the first amendment. they have no exception from the first amendment or other federal laws. the statement you used earlier showed their sensitivity to the first amendment issues here. as to the questions of what kind o