the west was that the attacks had been conducted by muslim jihadi yes does that mean that the new york nancy threat is overlooked by special forces today in europe and countries i want to say it's overlooked by car of course the first first reaction to any terrorist attack not not only now but if you remember what happened ninety ninety five in oklahoma when a. insane person ultimately mike we destroyed our federal building also everybody was convinced that it was a islamic jihad or something like that and for us then people started to to to be terrified by that as a groom homegrown terrorism so of course the the society is everywhere and authorities. are now for your stand on muslims which as we see quite frequently which is not not entirely correct. in scanner for example there is still an all traditional for. this isn't the so to say white power movement but it has also always been very marginal and maybe because of that overall we have seen a steady rise of right wing anti immigrant parties especially europe over the last couple of years do you think that the norwegian massacre is part o

coverage, jonathan martin from politico, michael shear who coffers the white house for "the new york times" and nancy cordes, congressional correspondent for cbs news. nancy cordes, can you do anymore than play catch up in a story that is so dizzying that it seems like every 15 minutes if you're away from your computer, you miss something. >> it's very challenging because often even the leaders don't know what's going on. they think there have been no discussions only to find out that discussions had been going on, but just without them. as the stakes have gotten higher and higher, not only have aides tried to spin us, they have out and outlined to us from time to time. >> what's an example of that? >> well, you know, a couple days ago when the boehner bill was on the floor in the house and they were really working hard to wrangle these conservative house members, i can't tell you how many aides i had saying right up until the minute the vote was going to take place, we've got the votes, don't worry, this bill is going to pass. they kept saying that until, guess what? they had to pull the bill from t

new york. "fox & friends" guy steve doocy representing nancy from pal meira, virginia.d like to win some nifty prizes go to bill o'reilly.com and sign up. free. everything is free here. >> giving it away. >> experts. corruption, corruption. here would he go. monica lewenski scandal ken starr what he said was misconduct. >> no serious objective observer doubts that there was rampant, flagrant abuse of power and a lot of people who should have been commenting on it were stunningly silent. >> since lewenski scandal, currently the president of what college? cards up, please. come on, doocy. >> i know it's in texas. >> just raise the card. baylor. both wrong. i know it's in texas. >> i knew it was in texas, too. >> bill: he was in pepperdine but he transferred over to the baylor bears. question two, we hope you are smarter than maccallum and doocy. karl woodward and enter stein helped expose water break in. they did that with an inside source named deep throat. >> go on the record. but if he would, we know he would implicate chapman. and that would put you inside the house.

discussed the al allegation by house democratic leader by nancy pelosi this weekend but neither would comment. this was an historic day in new york state. the first day that same sex couples do legally be married in the sixth and largest state to recognize the ceremony. more than a thousand couples rushed to take advantage but winning recognition from the federal government remains illusive. a big day from jim axelrod. >> wroos and linda mussman together for 35 years, didn't waste a minute. timing their vows. >> three, two, one. >> to be married when it became legal in new york state. >> you go to the hospital here and there and there's the paper, you know. single, married, divorced or widowed. and there's no place for anything else. >> in new york city, 823 same sex couples registered to marry today. daniel herds and nevin cohen were among that. >> we're so honored to be able to be part of all the married couples, all the loving couples in new york and have the same rights and promise. >> not when it comes to income taxes, inheriting a spouse's social security benefits and family medical leave because federal law does not recogn

right joining me now is our own military analyst jake negative neo-con nancy dilbert zero in studio and from adirondack mountains new york kevin zeese gentlemen outstanding thank you for joining us tonight ok kevin now you put together an amazing open letter to the president bring it was bring them home america us are coming america is now malteser come home america diet us you've got even neocon nancy jake to sign on i'm a signatory this letter myself before we get into the reasons you put this together i want to share one quote from it if we can get this on screen these unconstitutional wars have been justified on false premises and most recently in the case of libya there was not even the pretense of a congressional declaration of war making it an impeachable offense now heaven the purpose of this letter is to call the president to bring the troops home from all of our imperial adventures i don't know three or so kids yemen and somalia do count with me so that's one of the great things about this letter is that it doesn't really focus on the policies of end of it don't say like this is wrong and this this is wrong thi

new york, thousands of miles away. >> did you ever see this patient, nancy fitzpatrick? can you let me know how these prescriptions are filled, sir? >> reporter: dr. karem tanos left without so much as saying a word. as cnn reported nearly three years ago, we know how this works. and it's helped to fuel a spike in prescription drug abuse that medical experts say has spun out of control. we went online and bought one of america's most abused drugs. it showed up left on a doorstep the very next day. and this is what is inside. it's prozac in its generic form prescribed to me by a doctor i've never heard of somewhere in tennessee. what's happened in the last three years since we bought those drugs? not much. dr. tanos still has a license to practice medicine. and online pharmacist like this one are still easily accessed and eager to sell their drugs. but that could be about to change. sources tell cnn the u.s. department of justice is zeroing in on the one megasearch engine that has repeatedly been warned that it is facilitating all these drug addictions, google. >> we noti

>>> a live look at the big board now, new york stock exchange you can see the dow is down 46 points. it was down as much as 145 points at the opening bell. >> nancy pelosi is calling for an ethics investigation of a fellow democrat. today she sent a letter to the committee saying an investigation is warranted. she met with david wu over the weekend to discuss allegations of sexual misconduct. he is accused of making unwanted sexual advances toward an 18-year-old woman. neither pelosi or wu would talk about the meeting. an oregon paper says wu would not resign and plans on retiring in 2010. >>> same-sex marriage filed a new challenge against the same-sex marriage law as weddings were celebrated around the state. more than 700 couples tied the did not yesterday. the lawsuit filed today claims new york's senate violated its own procedures and the open meetings law. the bill was adopted june 24, last day of the legislative session after gays close negotiations involving key lawmakers. >> are you ready for football? >> also, british police release new information about the death of singer amy winehouse. plus.... >> i want to thank you. >> she breaks h

. >>> former first lady nancy reagan celebrated her 90th birthday today at a friend's house at a luncheon in her honor. she was born in new york in 1921 and spent part of her adolescence here in bethesda md., and now, she spends most of her time in california. >>> something you just do not see every year. a giant wall of dust over phoenix. the national weather service has called this phenomenon and i hope i pronounced this correctly, a "haboob," and it was so severe that they have canceled all flights out for over one hour. "haboob"? >> bill wilmore know all about it. >> it gets higher off of the ground and then it just perpetuates. at the weather center i can imagine this is a very crazy scene. >> yes, we will talked-about that of the later, because we have a chance to see it again on our website. a look around the area, our skies are partly sunny in the district. look at all of the red and yellow. that is pretty heavy rain. there will be quite a bit of it through virginia the carolinas and southward, and probably the district and west virginia as well. tropical moisture we are watching the heaviest thunderstorms in southern

>>> a live look at the big board now, new york stock exchange you can see the dow is down 46 points. it was down as much as 145 points at the opening bell. >> nancy pelosi is calling for an ethics investigation of a fellow democrat. today she sent a letter to the committee saying an investigation is warranted. she met with david wu over the weekend to discuss allegations of sexual misconduct. he is accused of making unwanted sexual advances toward an 18-year-old woman. neither pelosi or wu would talk about the meeting. an oregon paper says wu would not resign and plans on retiring in 2010. >>> same-sex marriage filed a new challenge against the same-sex marriage law as weddings were celebrated around the state. more than 700 couples tied the did not yesterday. the lawsuit filed today claims new york's senate violated its own procedures and the open meetings law. the bill was adopted june 24, last day of the legislative session after gays close negotiations involving key lawmakers. >> are you ready for football? >> also, british police release new information about the death of singer amy winehouse. plus.... >> i want to thank you. >> she breaks h

news." until then with chip reid and nancy cordes i'm scott pelley, cbs news, new york.>> a thousand dollar fine for every ten minutes they go over. >> cbs' bill whitaker. now to erica. >> the novel "snow flower and the secret fan" became a story about two chinese women with a bond that was stronger than any bond they shared including marriage. here is cbs' betty nguyen. >> i'm writing a book about the old days. >> reporter: "flow flower and the secret fan" tells the story about two friendships. one set in modern-day china, another in its very distant past. the film was based on the 2005 best selling novel about a 19th century chinese woman named lily. >> she had what was called an old fame. a friendship for life an emotional marriage between women when actual marriage had very little emotion attached to it. >> reporter: the director was struck by the powerful relationship between lily and snow flower. >> oftentimes women tend to form much closer friendships with their friends than you know with their husbands. marriages are oftentimes business arrangements. these women

nancy, we were all watching that verdict yesterday. i was sitting with dan abrams up in new york. our jaws both dropped. what went through your mind? >> well, after watching so many trials, after trying so many cases, prosecuting criminals, i know you take a big risk every time you take a case to trial. every time you stand up and say what you believe, you stand for anything, you risk getting mocked, losing and that's what happened to the state yesterday. they stood up for something and they lost. >> did you feel like -- >> do i feel like i lost? oh, goodness no. i feel like who lost is caylee because yesterday when i was watching the defense team about a block from the courthouse having a champagne tofte and dancing and one of the defense lawyers shooting a bird at the reporters through the window, all i could think about was caylee and that's really all i thought about every since i heard the not guilty verdict. i thought about what she went through at the end of her life. did she look at her mother. was she knocked out with chloroform, i hope and didn't suffer any fear before s

nancy pelosi spoke about her vision. >> it's about jobs jobs jobs. so this bill not only should do no harm but also should strive to promote growth. >> reporter: the "new yorkimes" is standing by it's a story quoting officials that a deal is near. it would presumably adjust medicare and social security. both sides say it's not true and the clock is ticking. >> the federal election commission says john edwards 2008 campaign owes the u.s. treasury more than $2 million. they say the campaign understated its cash on hand and overstated its expenses. they say they itemized loan repayments. edwards has not yet commend on the audit but has previously said that the his campaign does not owe them anything. >> there may not be any in the future out in some areas of the bay. cooling trend so the way. how nice it looks from emeryville off in the distance the clouds when they make a return and cooler weather with it. >> mike thank you. >> and coming up the tribute to east bay firefighters who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. >>> cooler weather is on the way. if you like the warmer temperatures, you can see the changes already taking place southbound from moun

new york. >>> disturbing new video shows that the man who kidnapped jaycee dugard was targeting other children. the home video shows philip and nancy playground. one of the videos shows them at the playground pretending to tape philip garrido singing. actually, they're really trying to capture images of the children behind him. >>> orlando prosecutors have decided not to file perjury charges against casey anthony's mother. cindy anthony stunned trial watchers when she testified she was the one who did web searches for chloroform on the family's home computer, not casey. she initially told police she had not done the searches. testimony from co-workers showed cindy anthony had been at work when those searches were d de. >>> overseas where a former british leader is speaking out against the murdoch media empire. personal details about gordon brown's family life suddenly showed up in the headlines of a murdoch-owned paper. now brown is demanding answers. abc's jeffrey kofman reports from london. >> reporter: just before gordon brown became britain's prime minister, he and his wife discovered their infant son had cystic fibrosis. that

blood-red congressional district in upstate new york, to turn that district blue in a special election a month after that house vote. steve israel and nancyelping democrats win back the house next year. when they are asked about how they are planning to do that, they say they have got a three-part strategy, and it is this. medicare, medicare, and medicare. the republicans voting to kill medicare and democrats standing unambiguously to defend it in 2011 is the democrats' strongest political asset. if they now move to hurt medicare too, they will throw that asset away. so transactionally, no. politically, no. substantively, it is a waste. social security does not contribute to the deficit. what? no, it's true. it does not contribute to the deficit. robert rice, former secretary of labor, social security trustee, explains it as well as anyone. he says, until last year, social security took in more payroll taxes than it paid out in benefits. it lent the surpluses to the rest of the government. now that social security has started to pay out more than it takes in, social security can simply collect what the rest of the government owes it. this

new york times" coverage. president obama plans to meet privately with nancy pelosi, suggesting the white house is turning its attention to sitting democrats. that laid the later on it says mr. obama and mr. boehner seem united to pursue as big a deal as possible. next is a call from clinton, new jersey. jean, a republican. caller: i think a great way to trim the budget would be the $1 trillion we spend on the war on drugs in the past 40 years, since president nixon started this. in fact, a representative steve cohen from tennessee on june 15 was very brave and stood up and gave a five-minute talk in front of the house of representatives and one -- went through what a failure of this has been. $1 trillion so far. for example, it is about $10,000 per marijuana arrest. new york city, which definitely has financial problems, 50,000 marijuana arrests over the past year. i know many states, including new jersey, have medical marijuana laws now but my governor will not enact the medical marijuana procedures that has been passed by the legislature because marijuana is scheduled i and he cannot get assurances from th

nancy pelosi's district, you're saying, just raise taxes. if you live in eric cantor's district, you say how does that make sense? >> "the new yorkwith that story saying close to a deal. boehner tweeted "false." it turns out boehner was right. >> because as the president has reminded us, nothing is agreed on until everything is agreed on. i think, by the way, this has been one of the most fascinating uses i've seen of the bully pulpit, where the president has, at least until now, done a very effective job of putting the republicans on the defensive and using his power to really command attention. i do think in the end i'm continuing to be optimistic that if we don't have a grand bargain, we will at least avert armageddon which is the definition of success these days. >> it could be an ugly compromise that doesn't really resolve much i wonder how the press will report that. >> they reported democratic officials by white house officials the deal was eminent. that could have been true but a deal was never reached. >> they may have been properly reporting what their sources said. when you put it on the front page, it carries a lot of

michelle obama, rosalynn carter, nancy reagan and hit rodham clinton will be there in palm desert. former president bill clinton had planned to fly from new york to be there as well but where were mechanical problems on the ground into the plane could not take off. services are at 11:00 a.m. in palm desert. former first lady of california maria shriver is supposed to be there as well. a second funeral service will be held on thursday in michigan. that is where gerald ford is buried. 84 died at the age of 93 on friday. >> and he were the family of this missing nursing student is increasing the reward for her return. michelle le was last seen leaving kaiser hospital 46 days ago. the reward for information in the case is $100,000. family and volunteers of insurgent rural areas for any signs of michelle. another surge will happen on friday. hayward police are treating her disappearance as a homicide. >> , new details in the sudden death of a santa rosa teenager, authorities said alcohol was likely the factor in her the 14 year-old son death. she and three friends drank vodka mixed with soda during a sleepover over the weekend. around 2:00 a.m. on

trial, maryland senator nancy jacobs wants to make it a felony for a parent not to report the death of a child. that's according to the kwlt baltimore sun." lawmakers in florida, new yorkhoma, and west virginia have announced they're drafting bills that would force parents to report missing chirp in the first 24 hours. it will be called caylee's law. the prosecution in the anthony trial said their case was damaged by the fact that caylee's body was found so late. the child was reported missing a full month after her family last saw her. >>> new from overnight, investigators in paris are now looking into allegations former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn tried to rape a french writer. she filed a criminal complaint against strauss-kahn of grabbing her during a 2003 interview and attempting to wrestle her to the ground. in may police arrested strauss-kahn in new york on charges he tried to rape a hotel maid. he has denied both allegations. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge will head to the united states today after nine busy days in canada. the young royals made a big impression during their first visit, raising expectations for their first trip to america. tracie p

trial, maryland senator nancy jacobs wants to make it a felony for a parent not to report the death of a child. that's according to the baltimore sun. lawmakers in florida, new yorkoklahoma, and west virginia have announced they're drafting bills that would force parents to report missing children in the first 24 hours. it will be called caylee's law. the prosecution in the anthony trial said their case was damaged by the fact that caylee's body was found so late. the child was reported missing a full month after her family last saw her. >>> abc news has now hired elizabeth smart to be an expert commentator on missing persons and child abduction cases. smart was kidnapped from her home in salt lake city, utah, when he was just 14 years old. she was held captive for nine months. she's now 23 years old. she's expected to start the new job within a few weeks. >>> one of the united kingdom's oldest newspapers is shutting its doors amid new accusations it illegally hacked thousands of cell phone messages. the tabloid news of the world is accused of breaking into the voicemails of the royal family, celebrities, and families of soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan. p

new york. he's in studio with me fresh off the train, congressman. i got it right out of washington, d.c. privileged to have you here in the studio. i want to speak specifically about nancy pelosi. do you think she will have the entire democratic caucus ready to go for a compromise, because as we saw today she was pretty fired up in the way she was describing what's going on with boehner. >> it depends on the nature of the compromise. in our caucus today before we agreed to vote for the reid bill, i would say 80% of the people got up and said nothing more to the right than the reid bill. don't move that. that's as far as we're prepared to go. if they have to compromise by making that bill worse i don't know you get too many house democrats to vote for it. >> where's your line in the sand? >> i don't know. i have to to see the bill. i didn't like voting for the reid bill. i characterized it in caucus a few days ago the boehner's bill is the depths of hell and the reid bill is the outer rings of hell. not very good. >> where are the moderate republicans falling right now? >> they don't exist. >> they don't exist. >> there are none any more. >> give us the tone of what's go

we are now joined by nancy grace, the host of "nancy grace" on hln joining us on orlando and abc's legal analyst dan abrams here in new yorkn, i'd like to start with you. what are the chances we'll see casey anthony walking out of that jail today? >> i think they're pretty good. she's facing four first degree misdemeanor counts. each of which faces up to a year in prison. she's already served almost three years, so even if -- >> the harsh circumstances, isolation 23 hours a day. >> even though that probably wouldn't factor into the judge's decision, the length of time, but when you're talking about someone who's already served almost three years for crimes where the maximum even if the judge were to put them together would be up to four years and that would be very unlikely that any judge would give the max, although it's possible. it is possible this judge is going to say, not only is she going to get the max but i'm going to force her to serve them consecutive meaning one sentence after another after another which would lead to a four-year sentence and could serve more time. >> we heard jose baez and the prosecutors expr

nancy grace standing by to join us live. >>> new twists in another case that's been making a lot of headlines. the case of the new york hotel maid accusing the former international monetary fund chief dominique strauss-kahn of sexual assault. there are new questions now about the accuser's life and this may have derailed the case. abc's linsey davis is here with the very latest. denying this morning that the case is dead. >> reporter: it's her credibility that's being called into question. dominique strauss-kahn has claimed all along that he's innocent. now the case hasurned dramatically in his favor. so drastic, we could see a possible dismissal sooner than the next court date. more startling accusations about dominique strauss-kahn's accuser. according to the new york post, she routinely traded sex for money. but sources close to the defendant denied that to abc news. calling it a complete fabrication. however, the d.a.'s case has been crippled. a three-page letter outlined her lies and inconsistencies about the case. >> i think you can understand why we believe from the beginning that this case was not what it appe

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new york. >>> in an era when cancer and addiction were discussed in hushed tones, betty ford brought them front and center. joining us to talk about the impact of the first lady's impact on women's health is nancy schneiderman. good morning. >> hey, lester. >> extending my condolences, you knew the ford family and betty ford. >> her daughter susan and i became friends over the years. she was gracious to me. i interviewed her several times. >> this is a couple not in a million years expected to end up in the white house. >> right. >> how did that define her sense of humility? >> you remember when they moved into the white house and movers noticed the king sized bed was moved in. she said, yes, i sleep with my husband. and it was like, oh, tsk, we never talked about that before. that was the candor that she brought. >> that was the beginning of many conversations and many she wouldn't have wished on herself. the breast cancer diagnosis. >> right. >> it's hard to think back to the '70s. >> we didn't say that word on television. you wouldn't have heard the word breast and cancer was a secret diagnosis. it was hush-hush. you wouldn't talk about it to your friends and your neighborhoods. she made it

think president obama, harry reid, nancy pelosi, who says you have to pass the bill to find out what is in it. host: in the business section of this morning's new york post, they write in an extraordinary group meeting yesterday with 20 large banks that serve as primary dealers, executives want to outline a game plan to deal with the auction and maturing debt. that is should washington not agree on a plan to raise the borrowing limit. they say that the timothy ner tried to rally people yesterday in a meeting. next caller. caller: they say they are trying to work on it, but people voted both sides in. there is no middle class in a more, just the high end the low. host: our last call from this segment comes from the independent line in indiana. go ahead. caller: i wanted to make a comment. it was about black people only been in welfare. they should come to indiana and see how our system is, not just black citizens but hispanic citizens that have taken over our community. host: we are not talking about that this morning. have you talked to your congressperson? caller: yes, they do not answer the phones. host: we would like to thank all of the callers t