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while jobs and programs will be slashed it will naught be as bad as originally thought because unions agreed to concessions. both factions on the counsel agreed to restore libraries, fire stations as well as gardeners and tree trimmers. >> with a tie, jean quan has the tie breaking vote that passed the budget tonight. >> 67 police police officers layoffed in san jose today. with the city $15 million in the red there was no other choice. this was the scene that union hall today. emotions were running high as the officers turned in their budges. the lay off went forward even though the union agreed to a pay cut. the lay offs could not have come with a worst time with homicides and gang violence on the ride in san jose. >> word on the street from our every day encounters with the gang members and the citizens is that crime will go up, they know we are getting layed off. and the homicide rate already at 50% more than 2010, it will double because we got six more months left in the year. >> they should have the city's interest at heart and they are more concerned about their political caree

it could be for naught. the defense also argued that franklin should have had an attorney present, but their biggest objection was not to how franklin's statement was taken but to how the person taking his statement looked. >> the defense claimed that he was manipulated by your charm and good looks. >> he might have been. i was going to use everything i had, whether it was my looks, my charm, my knowledge of men, whatever it took in order to be successful and get that confession. >> the judge saw no problem with her tactics, telling franklin that there's no constitutional right to an unattractive interviewer. the judge said franklin was already in custody and knew full well that whatever he told her would be used against him. melissa said before she met with franklin, the prosecution did a lot of research and they concluded that in this particular situation, neither reading franklin his miranda rights nor having a lawyer present at the meeting was required. the judge ruled against the defense's motion, and t

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. >> naught other guy? >> kind of sort of. i didn't like him. >> baked potato and gravy in a table in the corner of the chow hall. i didn't see him. he hit me, blind-sided me. that's why i got a few stitches in the back of my head. >> jeff is the inmain he attacked. >> he wants to go around intimidating other people. trying to manipulate whatever. >> when asked why he started the fight, johns was never specific. >> if you can't tell me, just say you can't say what's going on. >> i just told you. i ain't going to tell you why i didn't like him. he didn't spit in my soup or nothing. he pog resed to the point where i felt i had to kick his ass. >> ahart has his suspicions. he thinks johns wanted to sent to the hole for his own protection. >> he chose to hit me right from the chow hall. i consider that a protective custody pc move on his part. >> john he is trying to say he owes drug money on the yard. he is in the hole so he doesn't get stabbed on the yard. they are telling him you're going to get money or get stabbed, they do so

>>guest: me, either, defaulted versus naught defaulting is false, the real thing is default versus downgrade and if we did not do something systematic not just august 2nd or august 9th if we did not change the way washington spends we will have this information for congresses to come, and is what we are called reactionaries and we are call a whole host of negative and some accurate things and i think what we really are interested in is having transformative generation am systematic change in the way washington does business. >>neil: congressman, what do you say to those who argue now is not the time to do that? now is not the time to play with it? what did you say to that? >>guest: i would grow. the time was about 10 or 15 years ago. but we missed that window of opportunity. and i'm not going to be part of kicking the can down the road for another six months to make it a presidential election issue for another two years so we can get re-elected. there is in time like the president. we are $14 trillion in debt debating whether to go $15 or $16 trillion in debt, i grow, the time to debate this

but the insistent lobbying by bob gates on behalf of the state department may have been for naught, asen its budget double since 9/11. the state department has been put on the chopping block again and again, in particular by house republicans. and frankly, we don't really even argue about it anymore, even when the secretary of state is someone as in influential and popular as hillary clinton. even when he makes the case for a big rethink on these priorities, when it comes to the military, washington is still a 94-0 kind of town. no debate. no politics. unanimous consent. much has been made this year over whether or not this is finally changing, over whether budget hawks in both parties might dare to ever conceivably cut defense this year. we keep hearing that's possible. maybe it is. but convince me. joining us now is lawrence corp. he served as an assistant secretary of defense during the reagan administration. in that position, he administered about 70% of the defense budget. he is also former director of national security studies at the council on foreign relations. thank you so muc

for all the work he may do to herd these cats around him, will it all be for naught? it's going to have any traction in the senate, you know, the senate democrats today came out and said they were all going to vote against it, that's 53 votes against it right there, which means it's dead in the senate, but i wouldn't necessarily say it's all for not. he's trying to position his conference for the final deal that's going to come out towards the end of the week or the weekend on the debt limit increase. increase. he's convincing his conference they need to compromise with democrats and give in on pretty big issues, and the biggest problem for him, frankly, is most of his members, or a large portion of his members don't believe they need to. they don't see the necessity, so that's what he's struggling with. >> thanks for your clarity on that, john stanton, reporter foç "roll call" newspaper. thanks so much for your reporting. have a great evening. >> thank you. >> the house republican caucus has decided to battle it out. they are dug in. so you can understand why they ne

we've planned to go forward over here, but until we hear from the house all our work is for naught. i await word from the speaker. >> reporter: in the meantime, there's general agreement that translating the complex gang of six plan into legislation and votes before august second, is likely unrealistic. that could put the short-term emphasis back on a senate backup plan to let the president raise the debt ceiling on his own pending some final, long-term agreement. >> ifill: now, britain's prime minister takes on his critics in the phone hacking scandal. david cameron faced questions today about hiring a former tabloid editor who's since resigned and been arrested and about rupert murdoch's aborted bid for b-sky-b-- british sky broadcasting. we start with a report from gary gibbon of "independent television news." >> reporter: rupert murdoch flew the prime minister postponed parliament's summer break by a day to try to re-establish his own standing with a statement and debate. after two weeks of resisting pressure for a full-scale apology for hiring andy coulson david cameron edged t

until we hear from the house of representatives, really our -- all of our work here wouldn't be no naught. >> they're talking about the plan and how the house will receive it. you said you may support this. in the end, this plan may not be ready in time, so what are some of the options you think? >> well, you know, it's really about these house republicans. i mean speaker boehner is a guy who understands we're here to get things done. and i have worked under him when he was, for example, the chairman of the education and labor committee. and he was willing to come to the table and understand that everything is a compromise and everything is negotiable and i think the president has plenty of things on there and democrats are willing to listen to see what type of a deal we can get out of the senate. but it's really these new freshmen house republicans who are catering to about 15 or 18% of the american public, some of who don't understand some of these implications. as i suggested in california, that two-thirds requirement we just eliminated by the voters. and so we really need to see what

however, i cannot support the naught it takes. the cap cap plan does not reflect who we are or what we want to be os americans. i believe we need to cut but not so deeply without regard for our sarnsdz most vulnerable. i believe we need a cap on our spending but not at a level that could destroy the most important and vil programs that we have in society. i strongly believe that we need balanced -- a balanced budget amendment, but only one that takes a responsible and reasonable approach. clearly, we can all agree that it is time for us to make the difficult choice that will g our financial house in order, but we must do with the right plan and in a responsible manner that keeps our promises to our seniors, our veterans, and most importantly our children. and like it or not, neither democrats nor republicans can take l this enormous challenge on their own. this is not a political problem. this is an american problem, one that we all face. we should put politics aside and truly put our country first. earlier this week i saw that sp

with the court saying we would like the money back for the cost of investigation because it was for naughtied to the police and said the baby was out there, and she knew she wasn't. we have zenaida gonzalez suing her, who is the person she claimed was the nanny that kidnapped baby caylee and dook off. don't forget the old irs is knocking on her door. she sold $200,000 worth of photos and videos and never paid taxes. they have a lien on her for 70,000, too. free from jail. there are levels of freedom, and she is not a free woman by any means and will not be free of the legal judicial system for quite a few years. >> and we are not free of her yet apparently. >> apparently not. >> very insightful. appreciate it. >>> remember, we're giving you the chance to tell us which story you want to see. you can vote by texting 22360. text 1 to see the next generation of u.s. women's soccer stars in training. number two for the south african biker gang riding in the name of nelson mandela or number three for the carmageddon bride. gridlock almost kept her from getting to the church on time. the story wi

something to get our arms around the amount of spending that is in that thing, all of this is for naughtoncerns about cut, cap and balance is it doesn't address the affordable care act. the president refuses to address the after godable care act. but at the same time if this thing kicks in. katy-bar-the-door as far as the drain on the federal treasury. we have to be able to do something that is going to pull us back in. i will share something with you. i think we're fortunate to have a debt ceiling. i think a statutory debt limit in the united states is maybe one of those things that sets us apart from those other countries that are in such desperate trouble. it forces us to sit down and do this hard work. do you think for a minute we would be doing this type of hard work if it wasn't required? i don't think so. so, i am grateful for senator coburn and what he's doing. i'm grateful for jason chaffetz and he and the work jim jordan have done on the house side with cut, cap and balance. i want the white house to be engaged. i wish someone would wake the senate up and let them know they nee

however, i cannot support the naught it takes. the cap cap plan does not reflect who we are or what we want to be os americans. i believe we need to cut but not so deeply without regard for our sarnsdz most vulnerable. i believe we need a cap on our spending but not at a level that could destroy the most important and vital programs that we have in society. i strongly believe that we need balanced -- a balanced budget amendment, but only one that takes a responsible and reasonable approach. clearly, we can all agree that it is time for us to make the difficult choice that will get our financial house in order, but we must do with the right plan and in a responsible manner that keeps our promises to our seniors, our veterans, and most importantly our children. and like it or not, neither democrats nor republicans can take l this enormous challenge on their own. this is not a political problem. this is an american problem, one that we all face. we should put politics aside and truly put our country first. earlier this week i saw tha

but until we hear from the house of representatives, really our, all of our work here would be for naught. so i await the word from the speaker. he indicated that he thought it would be appropriate that they get this other thing out of the way first. i look forward to our working on this. i had a terrific conversation with the president last night. he understands the issue as well as anyone in the country, if not more so because the buck really does stop at his desk. i tell all senators to be calm and deliberate and i'm confident we'll be able to work our way through this very difficult time. but we are at the stage depending on the house of representatives to help us find a path forward. i ask unanimous consent that when the senate receives h.r. 2560 it be ordered to be read twice and placed on the calendar. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: would the chair announce morning business please. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will be in a period of morning business for one hour with senat

if you are not fun to meet with, your education has been for naught as far as i'm concerned.am not kidding a tiny bit. the department of education is a huge organization that spends billions of dollars with thousands of people working there. they have got to do something useful. i have no idea what that would be, but i take it as a matter of faith that they have done something worth having. as you know, education is primarily a local matter. by and large they have done a pretty good job. most schools are ok, actually, because parents are involved in their care. most public schools are pretty good and that is because parents care off. that is really the answer. when parents are engaged, you have good schools. they are not the core problem no one wants to say it. no one wants to be a taxpayer. if you think your school is bad, move or get involved. or you just do not care and that is the truth. host: in the back. please go ahead. >> in from philadelphia, pennsylvania. -- i a.m. from philadelphia, pennsylvania. -- i am from philadelphia, pennsylvania. people without internet conn

but it goes for naught if we can't get them confirmed on the floor. has not been matched in the senate, where agreements to debate and vote on judicial nominations are too few and too far between. these are only the sixth and seventh nominations the senate has considered in the last two months, and this was with 27 that have been voted on in a bipartisan fashion waiting to be voting on, we only get number six and number seven in two months? there are 25 judicial nominations fully considered by the judicial -- the judiciary committee and sent to the senate. of them, 20 were unanimously reported, all republicans, all democrats, not a single negative vote. at the very least, we ought to take up those 20. the two nominations we consider today were reported in april. there are 13 reported by the committee way back in may or earlier, in fact, 11 of those were unanimous. when i urged the senate to take up and vote on the many consensus judicial nominations on the calendar, these are people who've been voted through unanimously, they're ready for action befor

however, i cannot support the naught it takes. the cap cap plan does not reflect who we are or what we want to be os americans. i believe we need to cut but not so deeply without regard for our sarnsdz most vulnerable. i believe we need a cap on our spending but not at a level that could destroy the most important and vital programs that we have in society. i strongly believe that we need balanced -- a balanced budget amendment, but only one that takes a responsible and reasonable approach. clearly, we can all agree that it is time for us to make the difficult choice that will get our financial house in order, but we must do with the right plan and in a responsible manner that keeps our promises to our seniors, our veterans, and most importantly our children. and like it or not, neither democrats nor republicans can take l this enormous challenge on their own. this is not a political problem. this is an american problem, one that we all face. we should put politics aside and truly put our country first. earlier this week i saw tha

if you are not fun to meet with, your education has been for naught as far as i'm concerned. i am not kidding a tiny bit. the department of education is a huge organization that spends billions of dollars with thousands of people working there. they have got to do something useful. i have no idea what that would be, but i take it as a matter of faith that they have done something worth having. as you know, education is primarily a local matter. by and large they have done a pretty good job. most schools are ok, actually, because parents are involved in their care. most public schools are pretty good and that is because parents care off. that is really the answer. when parents are engaged, you have good schools. they are not the core problem no one wants to say it. no one wants to be a taxpayer. if you think your school is bad, move or get involved. or you just do not care and that is the truth. host: in the back. please go ahead. >> in from philadelphia, pennsylvania. -- i a.m. from philadelphia, pennsylvania. -- i am from philadelphia, pennsylvania. people without internet c

however, i cannot support the naught it takes. the cap cap plan does not reflect who we are or what we want to be os americans. i believe we need to cut but not so deeply without regard for our sarnsdz most vulnerable. i believe we need a cap on our spending but not at a level that could destroy the most important and vital programs that we have in society. i strongly believe that we need balanced -- a balanced budget amendment, but only one that takes a responsible and reasonable approach. clearly, we can all agree that it is time for us to make the difficult choice that will get our financial house in order, but we must do with the right plan and in a responsible manner that keeps our promises to our seniors, our veterans, and most importantly our children. and like it or not, neither democrats nor republicans can take l this enormous challenge on their own. this is not a political problem. this is an american problem, one that we all face. we should put politics aside and truly put our country first. earlier this week i saw tha

said this, but the insintant lobbying by bob gates on the part of the state department may be fear naught. it's been put on the chopping block again and again by republicans, and frankly, we don't even argue about it anymore. even from the secretary of st e state, even when the immensely popular secretary of defense, the only man popular enough to brim the administration happily, even when he makes a big think of the priorities, when it comes to the military, washington is still a 94-0 kind of town. no debate, no politics, consent. much has been made about whether or not it's changing and whether the parties will ever have a defense. we keep hearing that's possible. maybe it is. but convince me. joining us is lawrence, serves as the secretary of defense in the reagan administration. he administered about 70% of the defense budget and he's also former director of securities and does studies on foreign relations. nice to have you. do you think we're in an environment where it may be possible to repriortize our devotion to military spending? >> i think it is because the newly elected republi