and then i kept pushing it, and if i may say so, a few days later i got the word from nea, stop it. >> stop it. >> i think dick's pointing out something really important which is, again, i said the culture of the building has changed. i think the culture of the world has changed. that in those days when you had a few dozen democracies out of 160-some countries, it was acceptable to be an authoritarian country. you were still part of the club. it was a little distasteful to deal with you, but it was okay. it's not okay anymore. and i think this is why, you know, a country like a burma begins to open up. you know, why they realize, we're just not part of the 21st century if we're governing our people and treating our people like this. ultimately, i think that's going to have a lot of import. in terms of what's going on in china. obviously technology has affected that. people are able to see much more easily now than they could 30 years ago, that what's going on inside our country's not normal. but it isn't normal anymore. most countries are democratic. that's a huge development. >> i wo

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how the political office changed the incentive structure in the nea that were working on these issues. all a sudden we started to think, what could i do in my country to get some of this money, and then i get credit for getting the money and i get evaluated on the basis of that. more broadly, though, it gets to the transformation of u.s. diplomacy, and the fact that diplomats all around the world are not just talking and they're not just writing reporting cables, they're doing in all kinds of ways and i think the democracy and human rights programming is just one arm of what secretary rice called transformational diplomacy, what secretary clinton calls smart power, we're just doing that everywhere now. >> i think one thing worth noting is that the list of offices that you read off, the only one that i can remember that was created in the executive by the executive, was -- drl would not exist if it had. been for the hill. they all were hill initiatives, i used to say that i thought, and i had great support, i was the third guy in the room talking about human rights, after the president

. >> reporter: even her dog stepped on a nea. the city said it's not safe. it's at the corner of moravia and minnesota. the complaints will not speed up the legal process. the city has a massive problem. there are 16,000 vacant homes. 75% are privately owned so the department of housing has to follow a legal route. the city wants to demolish the nuisance behind mullen's home. the court agreed but the owner is holding up the process. >> we've taken a couple of different passes. each time we are meeting with considerable resistance from the own are. >> the city said it has spent $2,000 cutting grass and boarding up windows. she said the smell becomes unbearable. the vacant home is the biggest stumbling block as she tries to sell her home. >> once they look out back, this section, nobody wants to lock at anything, and i don't blame them. >> debbie mullens isn't the only one with frustrations. there are other homes and another 14,000 lots. the program has targeted 1,000 homes so famplet as you can see, the process doesn't move fast. >>> do you own a home next to

the greek president house the leader of nea dimokratia to form a new government. >> i will try to form a national salvation government immediately with a long-term plan. and with the participation of parties that believe in greater european orientation and participation in the own. >> the former finance minister has proposed the government consist of the four top parties. but the leader of syriza has indicated that he has no interest in such a coalition. so again be uncertainty of coalition talks. there is a feeling that it must not fail. >> for more, we have our correspondent on the line from athens. how difficult do you think it will be to form a coalition this time around? >> it has been a very busy day. he has been speaking to several different parties. it is complicated. syriza, as you mentioned, does not wish to join the coalition. and even some of the smaller parties. now the urgency here is incredibly important. if you remember, last time, it took 10 days for coalition talks to break down. there is no sign of any clear winner at this stage. >> syriza says it will not enter a co

we have a link to outreach to teach, that is what this particular program is called as part of the neal work on some of those projects guys and check with the holdst volunteer 97 -- oldest volunteer who is 97 and check with the volunteers who came the further from hawaii. >> fantastic. that is great. >> thank you. >>> ahead at 8, talking kids and sun screen. a lot of questions about this, a dermatologist is here to talk about when you should reapply and which sun screen protects you best. >>> and let's put on our thinking caps we are taking a quiz on summer food safety what you need to know the next time you fire up the grill. >>> coming up in today's consumer reports we will be right back k . >>> straight ahead, the campaign trail show down president obama and mitt romney go head to head, over the economy and health care reform we will have a live report. >> plus up in smoke, wild fires out west claim their first fatality, tens of thousands of people flee the flames. >>> later, saying goodbye to one of the silver screen's masters of romantic comedy how hollywood is

change the incentive to report diplomats and nea who are working on the issues. all of a sudden they started to think, what could i do in my country to get some of this money and then i get credit for getting the money and i get evaluated on the basis of that. more broadly, though, to get through the transformation of u.s. diplomacy. the fact that diplomats all around the world are not just talking and not just writing reports, they are doing things and all kinds of ways. the democracy and human rights program is just one arm of what secretary rice called transformational diplomacy and what secretary clinton called smart power. we are just doing that everywhere. >> go ahead. >> the list of auspice is that you ran off. i don't think that's the only one i can remember that was created within the executive by the executive was that the tro would not exist had it not been -- trafficking, religious and lysenkoism, i used to think that i had great portrait of a third guy in the room talking about human rights after the president and the secretary of state. they were th

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>> we have a small aft and a fairly large nea contingent -- >> will they be part of this. >> they areresswoman has been traveling all over milwaukee and i have going all over. we have a fantastic turnout operation. this is what we do. we organize. we don't have as much money as the other side, we get our voters out and that's what we'll do tomorrow and i'm very confident that we will beat scott walker and make serious history here. >> do you agree congresswoman? >> it may be a blessing in disguise that we have been outspent 15 or 16 to one. this has forced us to revive the vote. for us to put people and troops on the street, meet with voters face to face. our 18-year-old seniors in high school are going to vote, and we're having a sunrise church service tomorrow with reverend jesse jackson. you can feel the beat. >> you're an inspiring leader and i appreciate -- i love hopefulness and ground games and people meeting people. thank you, good luck. i guess i can say good luck tomorrow. when we return, let me finish with president obama's big moment to build baby build, i'm talking about

and then nea and aft teacher organizations. do you think they're targeting the teachers because of political principle? do you think it helps this to say, goddamn teachers! no they do it for the money. they must be destroyed. it's broader than that. when they say the schools suck and we need to privatize, etc. it's not that they believe in privatizing. if they privatize, they have less teachers in the union to pay money. that's exactly why walker pick them. the democrats will have less and less money, less chance of winning and it's a vicious cycle. the koch brothers realize this and poured a ton of money into this wisconsin case. part of that went into americans for prosperity. look at who they use and for what purpose. >> i'm a state employee. while i'm paying some of thigh insurance and retirement costs now, i know i have better benefits than most. working together we saved thousands of jobs like mine. >> we kept the cost of government in check. >> and property taxes saw their smallest increase in 15 years. >> in fact, my pr

van roekel, what is more important than the nea.tecting teachers or giving seffs to the students. >> it was in wisconsin a political decision. unions agreed to pay more in the pensions and governor walker -- it was a political game. >> chris: but they did save money and as a result giving more to the students. >> we advocate the students and employees. you can't have one without the other. the success of every single student in america depends on well qualified and well train compensated individuals who are delivering that education. >> chris: miss lee? >> it is a false choice between good services and pensions for workers x. governor walker when he came in the office didn't have a problem. that created the budget pressures where you end up having to pit quality against pay. and so you actually can have both. i think that unions are totally supported as van roekel supporting good schools and services and making sure that workers are taken care of. >> chris: there is not enough money to go around miss lee. in san jose, california. th

it was mcqueary who said he saw san dunk nea shower naked with -- sandusky in a shower with a boy 10 years ago. >> not to render an opinion until the case is heard and the state proves beyond a reasonable doubt. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: the 68-year-old former assistant coach, charged with 52 criminal counts, insists he is innocent. in bel font, massachusetts, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> six jurors have been chosen so far. the judge hopes to begin opening statements monday. >>> new revelations in the scandal, surrounding anne arundel county executive john leopold. >> the aclu says it is proof john leopold illegally gathered information. they showed improper searches on at least three of leopold's rivals. in each case, the alcu says an active or retired police officer, conducted unjustified background searches. one of the men targeted is civil rights leader carl snowden. another gathered information about leopold. including thomas redmond. including his divorce and other civil matters. >> leopold and the county have denied the existence of an enemy's list. >> hot

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. -- awarding nea the presidential medal. to receive it from you in presence of my family is a privilege that i i will cherishe -- that i will cherish for the rest of my life. thank you so much. this is a testament to the stoic french between our two nations - to the stoic french siendship between our two nations. i tried to grab their strength -- gather strength. i learned the public service is a privilege that must be based on moral foundations. i received this on behalf of the people of israel. they are the two recipients of this honor. with this moving gesture, you are paying tribute to generations upon generations of troops who fought for a state of their own, a state that would give them a shelter. president, you are honoring the pioneers to build homes on mountains, on shifting land, whose sacrifice their lives for their country. on their behalf, i thank you. i thank america for caring for our safety, caring for our future. tonight even invited outstanding personalities use commitment to israel as that thing less than

and firefighters and you get to meet a lot of teachers and a lot of representatives from the aft and neaely pleased as punch with the president, with everybody that he has done but they are committed, and they know that if they walk away that it would be -- have dire consequences. >> i know thrilled after you of talk about wisconsin. you mentioned that, too. some people thought. they thought we are cooked. the super p.a.c.s are going to no matter how good an organizing campaign we have, the super p.a.c.s are going to come in and flat money in and, you know, we are done. what was -- what was the mood the official word, rather, that you found collective feeling in providence about wisconsin? >> i think a lot of people were talking about the need for campaign finance reform and for wall street reform. you know, you can't have one without the other in order so solve this problem because this is really about the tone that the supreme court has set for wall street as it relates to campaigns, say that corporations are people or, you know, corporations are people, my friend, as mitt romney likes

in the end we rallied to have american companies and their workers with the financing for the nea. the debate was not just about this. we're proxies' from a rigorous one. i have to say i do not get it. almost no one in congress questions whether the united states should have a strategic and defense interests abroad. when it comes to fighting our economic interests that falls away. we have too many that think america should disarm this. this creates no sense. their 60 agencies around the world. each and every one of them is working to expand the footprint. this is the world we live in. we've got to see the world as it is. american companies have what it takes to win in the global economy. they can go head-to-head with any company in the world. the can go ahead with those visible and hidden. president obama is right. we need a government that will fight for our economic interests. pro-business and pro trade which means pro export per jobs. that means supporting partnerships between business to grow our economy. there is no time to wait. it is time to get to work. >> i will moderate a

. >> bill: sitting right in the chair, dennis van roekel, head of the nea told us there are 450,000 fewerthat doesn't mean there are fewer students. it doesn't mean there are fewer schools. it doesn't mean there are fewer classrooms. it just means there are bigger class sizes right. and fewer teachers to handle the workload. so sununu is dead wrong on this. let's say hello to marla calling from detroit. good morning. thanks for joining us. >> caller: hi, bill. >> bill: hi. >> caller: about voter suppression, if rick scott denies eric holder, why can't eric holder arrest him? >> bill: well, that's a good question. i'm not a lawyer. you're a lawyer judd. >> i am a lawyer. i think that you know, the issue is it's not -- it's not a violation that carries jail time. i mean -- i think basically what they've done is they've started enforcement to join the action and you know, there's different penalties so if you violate the voting rights act, it is just not something where you go to jail but you could in fact, be required by the court of law -- by a court to stop and i guess at some point if yo