here's nick glass. >> reporter: it rained on the morning of her wedding, on the day of her coronation, and surprise, surprise, it rained on her diamond jubilee flotilla. this, they promised, would be the biggest assembly of boats in the river's history. and despite the drizzle, the mood was irrepressible. let's have fun. prince charles and the duchess of cornwall popped into a street party, she was introduced to the boy with the requisite face paint. they stood for the national anthem, unaware that in piccadilly they like to sing more than one verse. ♪ the queen arrived sparkling in white for her diamond jubilee. prince philip in his uniform of admiral of the fleet. just to remind you, she is 86. he'll be 91 next sunday. in a sentimental gesture, they were ferried across the river in a tender once used to take them to the royal britannia, long since demissed, and much missed by the queen. she stood all the way for some two hours, wrapping herself with a scarf to keep out a chill wind. the banks of the river were packed. she was particularly pleased to see the puppet horse from the pla

looks like there is a lot more controversy to come thanks so much for coming on the show that was nick glass be editor in chief of reason dot com and co-author of the book the declaration of independence how libertarian politics can fix what's wrong with america. also ahead an hour to your student loan interest rates may be safe for now but don't go celebrating just yet there's a few things you need to know before you step out of yourself with more college debt that story next. hour of american power continues. things that are so it. might actually be time revolution. and it turns out that a killer drink at starbucks has a surprising him really here. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made can you trust no one who is you view with a global reach and where are we heading state controlled capitalism is called fascism when nobody dares to ask we do our t.v. question more. well it looks like congress will act to prevent interest rates on student loans from doubling their sets a go up in just a few days the rates wer

a spectacular boat show took place today here is nick glass. >> it rained on the morning of her weddingr corronation and on her diamond jubilee flotilla, this they promised would be the most diverse gathering of boats in history. and despite the rain it moved on. prince charles hopped into a street party and she was shown the cake and introduced to a boy with face paint. would it come off, asked charles. they stood for the national anthem, unaware that they like to sing more than one verse in picadilli. ♪ the question arrives sparkling in white for her diamond jubilee, and prince phillip in uniform of admiral of the fleet. just to remind you, she is 86, and he will be 91 next sunday. in a sentimental gesture, they were ferry taken across the river. she stood all the way for some two hours wrapping herself with the scarf to keep out a chill wind. the banks of the river was packed. she was pleased to see the puppet horse from the play "war horse." and so by way of salute, the bridge opened up and so did the heavens, rain and more rain, they sang on undeterred. you can just about hear snat

. >> that was nick glass reporting from london.ather may not have bothered the crowds, but it did force the cancellation of a flyover. tomorrow includes a garden party at buckingham palace. among the performers, elton john, sir elton john, sir paul mccartney, and stevie wonder. >>> with president obama on the attack, mitt romney is playing down his political experience. our political panel tells us how that could play with voters. [ barking ] i'm your dog, holding down the fort while you're out catching a movie. [ growls ] lucky for me, your friends showed up with this awesome bone. hey! you guys are great. and if you got your home insurance where you got your cut rate car insurance, it might not replace all this. [ electricity crackling ] [ gasping ] so get allstate. you could save money and be better protected from mayhem like me. [ dennis ] mayhem is everywhere. so get an allstate agent. are you in good hands? >>> here's something we'll be hearing a lot about until november. mitt romney's experience, he's been playing up his bus

glass and it's used on tons of limelectronic, tablets and ipads. >> does it come in all smartphones? ky smash a nail with my iphone? >> i can hammer something into nick's head with my iphone? >> it is on every smartphone but the majority of smartphones now use this gorilla glass. they keep coming up with new iterations to make it stronger and even more compact. >>> let's turn from a right lane on a busy road. bad idea -- always. left turn from the right lane on a motorcycle with no protection? really bad idea. >> what are you doing, bro? he wasn't even going fast enough to make that move. >> the guy from this car drives next to this big truck, obviously in the blind side of this motorcyclist. but the guy doesn't even turn and goes from very right-most lane to try to make a left-hand turn and doesn't even see that this car's about to hit him. >> he's not wearing a helmet. nothing. >> nothing. you see that the windshield cracks immediately on impact. >> did the car roll over, too? it looks like the dashcam car rolled off. >> it went straight for the post. you can't really tell what's happening to this car but i think seconds later you do see the driver o

glass steigel, volcker rule. all that is are are different ways, different tools for potentially reducing that risk. >> we have nick on the line from pleasantville, california. republican caller, you're on with sallie krawcheck. >> i have a question, i'd like to ask this young lady if she is aware of the house bill that was passed last year. i think it's called the american act hr-4646 that authorizes the banks, financial institution to charge everybody 1% -- it sounds like pittance, but nobody has mentioned this. i keep getting ahold somebody -- >> what does it mean to you? >> i'm sorry. >> what does it mean to you. you brought up this bill, what -- how did it -- why did it catch your attention? >> because of what it's for. it's for the bank to rip us off more than they are already. >> can you speak to what the caller is referencing? >> i had trouble hearing it. charges 1% for what? >> are you still there? >> i think he said per transaction, but i don't want to quote him. have you heard of this? >> here's what i would say, you are seeing -- one of the things that dodd frank did was took away some of the earnings s

glass of wine? cup of tea would be great. you wouldn't believe the week i've had. wouldn't we? it's been murder. nick's difficult about the divorce. i'll hurry the girls up. oh, thanks, pete. no, it's been hell, but i won't bore you with the details. right. i hear the school's... i mean, the man is a total bastard. i know what he's doing. he's trying to push me over the edge. ( weepily ) i'm sorry. i'm really sorry, sue. it's not your problem. oh... don't be silly. come on. it all... it all started up again last month. remember when i told you about not being able to get cash back out at...? but in the meantime, i don't know what he expects us to live off. i mean, well, you know what it's like. food and clothes and... i mean, he seems to have enough money to take cindy to portofino. where the hell is portofino, anyway? um, it's italy, i think. so he can afford to take her to italy, probably paying for it from one of the five accounts i didn't know he had. and do you know-- the worst thing is? i found out that he's taken my air miles. why are you putting me to bed so early? i mean, it wasn't light outsi

nick collison off the bench, huge for the thunder. durant shining once again in the fourth. with the shot and the pass. here in the final minute of game one. >> mike: abc monday "the glass house" puts the lives of 14 contestants in your hand. the series premiere monday after "the bachelorette" monday. they watched their team fall behind by 13 in the first half. but a thunderous help, no pun intended, in the second half by oklahoma city. westbrook. not that time. sefolosha, called for a foul. or is it against miami? yep, it's against the heat. so free throws. as battier is called for his first. >> jeff: well, good perimeter crash by sefolosha, battier. laid on the block out. >> mike: sefolosha's defense in the second half, unbelievable. >> jeff: he is an elite defender on the ball. he has everything you want. basketball iq, link, quickness, anticipation. >> mike: he is the old man in the starting lineup. he is 28. second youngest starting five for an nba finals after the '77 portland trail blazers and this young team, shows poise in their first nba finals game, up by nine. >> mike: 44.5 seconds remaining here in the fourth. the thunder have dominated the fourth period. >

nick collison off the bench, huge for the thunder. durant shining once again in the fourth. with the shot and the pass. here in the final minute of game one. >> mike: abc monday "the glass house" puts the lives of 14 contestants in your hand. the series premiere monday after "the bachelorette" monday. they watched their team fall behind by 13 in the first half. but a thunderous help, no pun intended, in the second half by oklahoma city. westbrook. not that time. sefolosha, called for a foul. or is it against miami? yep, it's against the heat. so free throws. as battier is called for his first. >> jeff: well, good perimeter crash by sefolosha, battier. laid on the block out. >> mike: sefolosha's defense in the second half, unbelievable. >> jeff: he is an elite defender on the ball. he has everything you want. basketball iq, link, quickness, anticipation. >> mike: he is the old man in the starting lineup. he is 28. second youngest starting five for an nba finals after the '77 portland trail blazers and this young team, shows poise in their first nba finals game, up by nine. >> mike: 44.5 seconds remaining here in the fourth. the thunder have dominated the fourth period. >

glass- steagall, the volcker rule. all that is our different ways, different tools for potentially reducing that risk. host: we have a nickn the line from california. good morning. caller: i have a question that is a little bit out of line. i have been trying to get through for a long time. i would like to ask this young lady if she is aware of the house bill that was passed last year that i think is called the debt to free american act. that authorizes the banks to charge everybody 1%. the larger your amount of transactions, the higher it will go. nobody has mentioned it. i got an e-mail from my friend last year. host: what it does it mean to you? you brought up this bill. why did it catch your attention? caller: because of what it is for. it is for the banks to rip us off more than they are already. host: 10 you speak to the caller is referencing? guest: i had trouble hearing. it charges 1% for what? host: i think he said per transaction but i do not want to quote him. guest: here is what i would say. one of the things that dodd frank did, if you're an investor, the core question for you which is very difficult to answe

reinstating glass-steagall, the volcker rule, to me all of that is are different ways, different tools for potentially reducing that risk. host: we have nick on the line from pleasantville, california. republican caller. good morning, nick. you are on with salley -- sallie krawchek. caller: i have been trying to get through for a long time. i'd like to ask this young lady if she is aware of the house bill that was passed last year that i think it's called h.r. 4646 that authorizes the banks or financial institutions to charge everybody 1% for every transaction that goes through their company. it sounds like a pittance. [inaudible] a friend of mine tried to get a hold of somebody. host: what does it mean to you? caller: i'm sorry. host: what does it mean to you? you brought up this bill. how did it -- why did it catch your attention? caller: because what it's for. it's for the banks to rip us off more than they are already. host: sallie, can you speak to what the caller's referencing? caller: i'm sorry. i had trouble hearing it. it charges 1% for what? host: caller, are you still there? i think he said per transaction but i don't want to qu