s like the han back. most people have backroblems, and . obama has ck problems cause there is the question of contlling costs, who do you cover, the livery of services. at is theroblem. of course, these are all real problems. but it is just too rd to explain. there is not a single thing. >> what i don't derstand is at naz analogies people shing up with hitl mustache isainted on presint obama. pele showing up with loaded weapons. at presidential four runs. how do they get ay with that? >> that is a provocative act and act of intimidation and has no place in polits. maybe theyre trying to sa that the second amendment a viable and that they are emphasizing their right to the second amendment. this is gog to have political discourse it is al potentially very dangerous. >> i want to say something about this. during the bush administration, there were lotof people pushed away from ralli becausehey had a john kerry button, maybe no evenisplayed. lile oldadies were. the administration would always say its the sect service. nothere are people outside with

i think it's the greatest thing that happened to obama. s opposed to the powerful industry of the powerful ama of the powerful pharmaceutical industry all of which bought off by the white house. this is the american people's victory. what we ought to do now how about we deal with the problem. it's a problem that isn't that hard to solve. obama talks about how the problem we need consumer protection. you know what the best consumer protection in the universe is? ability to say i am tacking my business elsewhere. you can't do that because of government intervention on insurance companies. you want to screw the insurance companies make them compete. >> make them compete. i promise if you want to know what happens to a company that doesn't deal with wi well with s put in apple sucks on google you will get 17 million hits on all of the web sites. people complain they sta take t business to ibm takes their bess to bill gates away from jobs. if you want to screw the insurance companies make them compete with other he knows companies. >> kirsten powers i believe what hatchin happens to healthcare

check in with dana par reno alexis glick and dan fuhrman will waive in on the officer gates barack obama s ofo problem. it's what makes triscuit worth every bite. triscuit. weave some wonder. >> two-days and two lawyers to find out what it means. >> it's two complex for lawmakers to bother with but good enough to take care of life and death decisions. that's comforting. more "hannity in 90 seconds. >> there were high hopes today among democrats that a deal could be reached on healthcare but it now appears the house adjourned on friday without voting on the bill. which is good. price tag of the looming reformal lexic glick from the fox business network and former white house press secretary dana perino. first of all it's the democrats their own ranks fighting amongst themselves which is a good thing. >> they control every bit of washington and they have no one to blame but themselves. >> why am i convinced that pelosi, reed and the president have not given hup up. >> they haven't. >> and they are basically going to compromise. they are trying to rewrite this bill. right now they have come u

stay tuned for what may be one of the healthcare messaging problems for president obama. . s.m 66 years old now, and i have back problems. i can't walk very far at all. i was really worried about coda and nalla. it really broke my heart that i couldn't take them for a long walk like i used to. so i called hoveround, and they suggested i might qualify for a power chair. and with medicare and my insurance, they said i'd pay little or nothing for it, and boy, were they right! as hoveround's medical director, i make sure we handle all of the paperwork efficiently to make things easy for you and your doctor. that's why over 100,000 physicians have already prescribed hoverounds for their patients. and with medicare and supplemental insurance, most of those patients paid little or nothing to get their hoveround. they said that hoveround is the only round power chair, so i could go where most other chairs couldn't. my hoveround is sure different. i'm able to turn around in the kitchen and get to my garden with absolutely no problem. well, the main thing with me is that it's american-m

let me ask you about this fight and barack obama s this august going to be too tough for him? we have seen a man who is very good at politics. he got elected president of the united states, african-american. did he an almost perfect campaign. he beat the clintons. does he have the fighting skills to win against all the organizations on the right, the kato institute, dick army's army. >> people exaggerate their grassroots power. there's no doubt they have good power on op-ed pages and things like that. i think this august is crucial. i think obama is bleeding on health care. i think the blue dogs are going home. some of it may be orchestrated, but you can't get guys out to every single one of these meetings that outraged and that angry. this just doesn't have that kind of cloud. they can't get anybody out when it came to their amnesty bill. >> i have a strategy bill. could the right strategy for the president to get through this summer, because the unemployment rate is going to be horrendous again tomorrow, it will be horrendous for months and months, lower the temperature, get

obama -- maybe 's too late, but if there's er aime for the president to show leadership, is now, not just with thepublic, but with congress. >> he even self and hour in prime time in the press conference inwhich he deted almo exclusively to health care,nd he cannot elaint, as youaid. nobody understands exact what he is doing and ho-- the how >> there is no bi. they held the press conferenc with the thought that ere would be a bil they thoht that t senators were closer to comprome than they we. jus evan evan -- just on wt evan said, it is a time to be ronalreagan in making the case forcefully an simply, and lyndon johnson, in dealing with meers of congress one on one. thatis a test that he will either meet or fail. >> he isneither. he is certainly not ayndon johnsoarm twister. nobody calls them back >> he es not have a case because he does n have a plan. > charles krauthammer, n.d., has a plan. includes tort reform. t also includes the heth care benets tax. >> i believ in universal health insurance , but it is expense. the money is in two places. malpractice insanity iour untry, defen

a moment ag how qukly everything repolarized and you o back to when y were alking to barack obama, joining s campaign befo he waspresident, did he see this coming, is his what he was vng into o could yu have sn it coming? >> i don't thinkanybody could ve seen it coming th way. this was an extrordinary campaignnd the country ws galvanized an you know george w. bush was, you know, the force against whih people were reacting. and think that the psident, and alot of thepeople aroun him thought they wuld come in washington on a mndate for change, but alo because of what had happened the lat mont of the campaign, the collapse of the economy, that there would be a sense in washington of let'sroll up our sleeves and et something done together, that the ountry is in suchad shape we ought to workogether and that simy hasn't happened. you canlame everybody. th republicans can legitiately claim they've bee sht out on thingsby the democrats. the democrats ad te white house would argue the republicans have pshed -- they made a decisionearly on they're going to be th party of no. but we're bk into an envir

. >> jamie: and president obama went ton s to say his administration is not proposing a government takeover of health care. instead, the president says they are working on a series of proposals to address issues like competition and has -- and zach has issues with the president's answer and wield talk with him live in the next hour. >> rick: looking forward to that, a doctor and his congressman drew attention in a challenge over health reform and now there is a rematch and it is getting attention and this time, david scott, congressman and dr. brian hill, side by side as they debated health care reform, yesterday, at a high school in jonesboro. and just over two weeks ago, the congressman became youtube fodder when he lost his temper with the doctor and shouted downhill when the urologist questioned the current bills under consideration and dr. hill got his own microphone this time. >> congressman scott, first, you talk about the public option, right and we talk about how it is will bring down health care costs and give people access and we have models that we have looked at already, where

. >> bonnie: a lot of commentatators have said, that s president obama's fault for doing it that way.e clintons made the mistake of sending a 1200 page bill tot to congress. they got massacred. now he's getting hammered, obama, for doing that. >> first i said, oh, we need our here right here right now. when i look at what happened, those three house bills, those have to be reconciled, good luck on just that. then there's the senate bill. there comes a point where the members like children at the sandbox have at it that somebody has got to come in and say papa is here now. and guess what? if this doesn't get on the paper, none of you get nothing. so it may be of the options available to him, the clinton option or getting in too early, and for whatever that has cost him, and it has cost him, including his standing in the polls, that may have been only thing open to him. >> i think that's right. it's interesting with the amount of political capital that he's put in it but you can't have one key ingredient in here and that is speed. you can't say, i want to move a massive health care refo

s legy. folks li lyndon johnson and kennedy also fought hard. the he is th the obamainiration will do that, and so far it looks good and looks encouraging. tavis: finally, i kw they have talk about this is soewhat, but when you refer to the theore roosevelt crusade for america, a great phrase, what you meaby that? >> he believed that if we did forest like a lo of europe, we would be in terrle trouble -- if we derest it like a lot of europe, that we would be i terrible trouble. he put aside vst millions upon millions oacreage of land, safe places, ranging om the grand canyon which was vot to be minedor zinc and asbestos, and ve crater lakend many laces in califora. could go on all day. he give us a great dip -- great gift the crusade was a darwian crusade in this sens the origin of species pot osevelt and his mindthat we had to take care of lesser creares, and he believed tat to lose an animal is like losing a masterpce of old. least have a billion passenger pigeons -- wused to hav a billion passenger pigeons f around. there's not a single one left. roosevelt, who was

s tonight. >>> president obama wolcott the newest supreme court justice to the white house today. justice sonia sotomayor is the first hispanic to sit on the nation's highest court. the reception was packed with family and friends as well as members of congress. >>> ben cardin will hold a town hall in hagerstown today and security will be tight. this is in casehi twos ul this a repeat omof nday's meeting. the public is reeling across the country against the health care overhaul. >> you do not trust me? >> no. >> the debate has turned into a screaming match. yesterday in new hampshire, obama tried to clear up the perceptions about the health care bills making their way through congress. >> for all the chatter and the noise, you need to know if you do not have health care insurance, you will have high- quality options. >> this man showed up with a semiautomatic pistol legally. police found an unlicensed gun in another vehicle. at meetings across the country, politicians are to meet face-to- face with angry voters on all sides of the issue. >> to use this issue and use that opportuni

. >> everything related to barack obama and the presidency is a hot seller here whether it's a sticker or t-shirt oreporr: thea seporter: thema obamas will e staying at the blue heron farm where theyan cenjo foly, a pool, a basketball court, a private beach, all on 28 acres, renting for up to $50,000 a week. presidential visits are nothing new for martha's vineyard, dating all the way back to 1874 when ulysses s. grant became the first sitting president to vacation here, in this cottage. president clinton came here four times while in office, but other presidents preferred something more rural. l.b.j., a bit overdressed for horse back riding on his texas rarng, george w. bush clearing brush on his, while ronald reagan's ranch was in santa barbara, california. two presidents liked georgia. jimmy carter played softball in plains. franklin roosevelt swam in warm springs. while president clinton returned to hyannisport as often as possible. mr. obama should feel right at home on the vineyard. after all, he's from hawaii-- another island that knows a little something about tourists. randall pinkston, cbs news, martha

since taking office in january, president obama s recognized this is a real and important tension. he not only provided some additional resources but ask for some additional cross agency cooperation, not so in may, attorney general eric holder and i created a new health-care fraud enforcement action team that is known as heat. it is made up of senior staff from both of our departments headed by the deputy secretary of both the department of justice and department of hhs, the first time ever that cabinet and subcabinet officials have participated in this kind of effort. the goal is to find improved ways to attack fraud. those efforts are already paying off. by july, an initiative in houston led to the arrest of 32 doctors in four cities who were charged with cheating medicare out of a minimum of $16 million. a similar effort in miami brought charges against 42 people for a scam involving expensive infusion treatments for hiv/aids patients. those initiatives are led by strike force teams. in addition to the teams in houston and miami, there are teams in los angeles and detroit. we ar

s >> president obama and his family took in a tour of yellowstone national park yesterday.istorian doug brinkley joins us now to talk about presidents and america's national parks. she the author of the new book, teddy roosevelt, wilderness warrior. doug brinkley, good morning. >> good morning to you, harry. >> why was roosevelt so determined to preserve some of america's great, last great places? >> well, as a kid he had asthma and he grew up in new york city and he found the nature secure -- >> he went to the adirondacks, later his mother and wife grew both died on valentine's day, he took a train ride to the badlands of north dakota and wrote a trilogy of books about the window earns there and decided that scenic wonders is what distinguished united states from europe. >> true, england has westminster abbey but we had yellowstone. >> they has the louvre, we had yellowstone. >> what did you talk about on the trip to west. >> there was a group of historians he had at the white house and i got to talk a little bit about my book on tr, the wilderness warrior and i went to th

barack obama s can do more listening than talking and i think he can find a solution. >> and maybe that part of it is true, but i would say maybe he was wrong and the dmgs were wrong when they were trying to rush through proposals by the august 7th deadline which i think the president was endorsing as a drop dead date in mid-july. so i do think this is a conversation the american people have to have with their legislators. i'm glad everybody moved slowly and they were going to give it more time so people could hear what the proposals were that were out there, analyze what's going on. >> morris, was ate mistake asking congress to come up with a solution? >> i think, yes, when you're a president, you don't want to put your fate too much in the hands of congress because, you know, congress is a partisan body. so you don't needily know where the winds are going to blow on any given day. the other mistake, membership, is where it is too late to adjustment. if they would have said, listen, we want to try to get this done, we have to get it done, but not necessarily paints themselves in a box

we have identified a new set of policy objectives with president obama&s speech that are now bein converted into operational reality with t new campaign plan. we have established and are beginning to enroll the reirements for additional resources for afghanisan, part of whi i suspect, that some of the assessment that general mcchrystal and general eikenberry are concluding now. we now know what the road ahead need to look like and we have got the right pieces in place to deliver. now we have to belear in our objective to defeat the strategy of the enemy and began our fourth point there, the narrative of the american people, e resolution of the american people and our allies, that plays right into the taliban strategy. the idea of then exit strategy, plays into the strategy of the taliban in the fourth quarter and i think we have to be very aware of that and thoughtful about that. unity of effort in thinew enterprise and new leadership is critical. it is reporting that it is going to be dficult to search. we can accept this kind of outces. we have got to deliver on this now and provide the r

virginia as creigh deeds got a little help on the campaign trail, an appearance by president obama. fox 5'sr davis has the story. >> i'm still trying to get used to the fact that the president of the united states flew marine one to virginia for me. >> reporter: that he did. creigh deeds got a boost from the president himself. mr.obama and governor tim kaine stunned out to stump for the moderate state senator from rural virginia swrie need every one of you to knock on doors and make phone calls an get fired up once again so we can go towards the future confident, with creigh deeds leading the great commonwealth of children. >> deeds is trailing in the poll and face as a tough race again republican bob mcdonnell. >> i asked for your continue continued support to build on the success of mark warner and tim kaine as we prepare for sprint the last 89 days into this fall campaign. >> reporter: deeds is getting help because the virginia governor's race is about more than the two men on the ticket. virginia, a once solidly republican state, backed obama in 2008 but even obama advisors recognize th

that's why i came today to talk to president obama and to s mt will give more hop and more confidence to the people about this iue. >> one of the things that you discovern studyg history and being a part of politics is just because sothing kessense doesn'mean it happens. and we are going to have t work very hard and ultimately that's going to hav to be some urageous leadership not only from the palestinians and the iselis but also from the other arab states supporthis effort. >> rose: joing me now, michele dunn of e cnegie endowme for international pce and stevenook. thank you for coming. leme start with you, chele. tell me what came out of thi, if anything, mubarak, oma, first visit. what d each sideope to get out this? >> well, mubak was really eager to reestablish for al to see the fact tha he's back in the good graces ofin and of the whi house. >> rose: andthat he's hethy and moving. >> that's true. d i think he got that out of hisisit. he also reay played up the fact that before the visit h wantedo get in his thoughts to presidt obama before oba makes any kind of an announcement

than $250,000 a year. >> a middlela-c tax hike would be costly after candidate obama pledged not to pursue one during the s not a time to rais taxes on anyone. >> reporter: he says the administration has still not ruled out a so-called use user or national sales tax which could race $1.6 trillion a year. >> he can say hee not raising income taxes but it is not real the truth and it raises massive amounts of money, could raise $1.6 million a year and be a tax break of $11,000 a year for families. >> taxpayers we talked to in front of the irs building had little appetite for any new taxes. >> absolutely there should not be a tax hike right now. we can't afford a tax hike right now. >> that's what you need to do, cut spending. you can't keep spending forever. sooner or later you have to cut taxes. >> i have to pray and trust they will do the right thing in washington. >> reporter: well, sometimes. the latest could make for interesting conversation at the white house. the president is said to host democratic senators for a recap of the first six months in office. brian, with many of those senators heading home

first ava you s obama's team, the best of washington aisers as david brosco that is a dysfunctional endangers conglomerate of business as usual cronies. rack obama owns is cabinet of tax cheats, crooks and cronies. it is his and his alone. judge him by the company he keeps. >>uest: yes, that is exactly right. i thank david brooks for helping to inspire this book. the introduction to "culture of corruption" openup column that head written not long after the election day and sort of foretelling this, this click of a aievatrons he called the and how phenomenally he was impressed that obama had brought with him the best of the washington insiders. he praise their ivy league pretty greece, and really this was sort of a repeat of this idea that somow these smarty pants wergoing to come in and change whington and it really didn't take long before the obama administration disabused of that notion in a very big way, and i go through all of th bohed nominations, and then a lot of the abominations that actually went through fairly by thskin of their teeth, obviously tiem geiger comes to mind. everybody

toy he met wi president obama the white house. >> hwanted to get in s thoughts to president obama before oma makes any kind of an announcement of some sort of a peace initiate. and so i don't think tha president mubarakut anything n as far as i've heard in terms of ideas, but he's really tryin to press obama, think, to be very rceful in this initiative and in effect to try to impose some kind of a solutionn the reon. >> the wholedea of a gesture from the arab world is to make ese t israes feel more comfortablabout these very hard decisio that are going to come, whether it's selement free, borders fugees, thes by position of jeralem and so on and so forth. but, again, the arab world beeves that they have gone as far as they cld possly go. just becau they're authoritariaregimes doesn't mean public opinionoesn't cot in these places. >> rose: we conclude this evening wi whatsome say is the most important bilatal relationship in e world. its betwe china and the unitedstates. for china's perspective,e turn to china's aassador to the ited states. >> china's development wi be peacul, china's dev

s. the great act of heroism when he endorsed barack obama made such a big difference, basically taking that handing it to barack obama, doing it inh caroe kennedy. i know that president obama is sorely going to miss ted kennedy, but because he was a health care out warrior, -- health-care warrior, but because he always gave president obama unvarnished advice. since chappaquiddick, he was not trying to run for president, he wa trying to help american people for perhaps is ethical lapses in his life. and he worked triple hard to make up for that, and the net effect of his life is really stunning. bill after bill, law after law, ted kennedy stamp is on it. tavis: muffled conversation with brinkley will air -- my full conversation with brinkley will air friday night. by last conversation with ted kennedy came last year. -- my last conversation with ted kennedy came last year. >> we have been blessed as a family to believe in public service and also believe it and a political party i believe shared the idea that woodrow wilson had, that a political party has to stand for something. i believe tha

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i want to say this, it is a great big but, i think that if she witnesses obama slipping into the 40's 30's, and obama becomes as radioactive as i think that he will, i think that she might run a primary against him in 2012. steve: are you kidding? >> do not throw out those old signs. steve: will she resigned first? >> yes. i think that she can see more leaks coming out of the state department, that hillary did not really approve of this or that. the moves that they put on obama to send bill clinton to correa, that was not obama's the move. i think they you will see more and more independent hillary action. as for the shrinking in the polls, it is a defect in appointing your biggest competitor to be secretary of state. like lyndon johnson and bobby kennedy. if she smells blood in the water, she is going to pounce. that is a mixed metaphor, sharks do not count. bill: we will forgive you on that one -- brian: we will forgive you on that one. [laughter] officials, charged with a crime for praying. how is this possible? they will join us at the end of the hour. dora: a reality show cat fig

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obama. >> yeah. now let's look at those corporate executives, look at their p.a.c.'s, their employees, and see what campaign con tricks have flowed. and obama has not said that directed the democratic party or his campaign committee or democratic senators to refrain from taking contributions from entities that receive federal money on their lookout. bill: what i'm worried about here is the appearance of corruption. i don't think barack obama is saying ok because nbc news helped me get elected i'm going to give general electric a, b, c, d, and e. i don't think he is doing it. i might be wrong. he might be doing it, but that would be unbelievably corrupt. but the appearance is that you can now buy government contracts, general electric can buy government contracts, cap and trade, whatever it may be, if you support the winner of the election. >> this also goes back to the bush and cheney administration. we have a chapter in "fleeced," the book before "catastrophe" about halliburton where cheney obtained a financial relationship with halliburton. said he severed it. but h

. >> two out of three people that barack obama wants to tax are s corp.s like james.e the jobs. glenn: what is an s corp.? >> it is basically a small business that pays its profits through the individual income tax. >> an s corp. has to pay the taxes, the owner, when the profits are realized. december 31st is your fiscal year end. you might not have collected that money. on paper, your accountant says you just made $300,000 this year. it is not in your checking account yet. your customer hasn't paid you, but you have to pay taxes on it. right now, it is 35%, going to 39.6, and we're headed to 50%. glenn: wait, wait, wait. people don't understand this. america, if you are working in a company, what is the definition of small business? how many employees? >> less than 500 people. glenn: most of us work for that. this is why you can't just say, hey, screw the evil rich person, because give me the taxes. run down the taxes, what it's going to be, all of the additionals. >> right now we are at 35%. they want 5% for healthcare. they want 5% to repeal the bush tax cuts. stat

that s the focus of a new report iued by the obama ministration today. it laid out the itial results of a program to entice bas to reduce foreclosure the response the banks varied considerably. special coespondent jeffrey kaye h the story from los angeles. >> reporter: fromhe beginning it semed like an bitious plan. >> by making these investmen in foreclure prevention today, will save orselves the costs of feclosure tomorro reporter: a 75 billion dollar program announced by the president in february aed toead off home foreclosures. the governmen would partner with banks t rduce montly payments for as many as 4 milliont-risk borrowers. but the progam is geing off to a slow start. accordi to the treasury department report released today, so far fer than 8% of eligible borrowers have had their mortgage modified. >> we are not satisfi with the progress of servicers of banks in reducing foclosure sales. >>reporter:ichael barr is the treasury department official i charge of the making home affdable program. he says participating leblers, which present5% of the

s&p up. on top of the rest of the recovery from monday's stumble. if obama can't get his way on some of the more negative issues, i'm talking about forced arbitration for unions, cap and trade or now health care reform that turns for-profit health companies into non-profits, then investors are saying there's nothing to be scared of. and you can buy a ton of stocks. as the disapproval overlaid on the s&p index shows you. this is not a political story. this is a story that basically tries to tie in the notion that many of the antibusiness parts of the obama agenda have been well, let's say, questioned. and that's what this correlation is showing. a much larger portion of the population now disapproves of the president. that gives you a chance to buy the companies that he dislikes the most. that means it's now a good time to get back into the one sector of the market that's still being weighed down by the obama agenda, and that is -- >> all aboard! >> -- the health care group. this chart tells me we have to get more health care into our portfolios. because that

what is needed to win the war.wahing military officials think he will ask president obama for an additional 20,000 troops. s channel. >> it is being orchestrated it is a game and people who pay attention know that away in which the new york state senate was written that we are not in the post racial period. the reality is the next victim will see it coming is president obama who did nothing more than try to reform a healthcare system. >> welcome back to the harbor view hotel. over looking harbor view tower one of the most beautiful places in the world in the last summer months. that of course maybe not of course, those of you outside of new york is hour historically unpopular governor david patterson who is blaming his own lavish political troubles on racially tainted press coverage the nation's only other black governor governor from massachusetts has also been attacked by the media. he will feel the brunt of the racist media. it's a statement they rushed to criticize telling the wounded governor to keep president obama out of it facing election in 2010 patterson is also facing mounting calls to announce h

. >> now, and a president obama as well as d.h.'s has been talking about an official coordinated cyber response. that is one of the things that obama announced not so long ago. i know under the bush administration, we had cyber storm. we had cyber storm two. they have done several simulated cyber attacks and have asked both industry and government to respond, so how should this be different? when did we miss in the efforts that really needs to change and this plan that they are trying to put together now? and, let's see. who will we start with? alan, why do we not start with you? >> let me start this differently, and what i would do is use the answer for the previous question and just reformat it. coordination is going better in government, right? we all know that. that is good. the problem we have is what if the people we are pitted against do not think like us? and what if they do not work like us? so what if they are doing things -- we have people, and are cooperating well. it is better than it used to be, right? but what if the g

obama. he's up death dick cheney e s upset about the terror investigation and he said that the white house explained the tactics and he sus that the bush administration is getting no credit for protecting the country. >>> a wild driver leaves indiana police on a chase and when they stopped the vehicle, it got interests. here's the explanation. >> well, it's very unusual, i've never seen or had any problems with a 9-year-old kid. >> reporter: it began routinely enough, the greenville police responding to a possible drunk driver on the eastside of town, an officer responds and rolls the dashcam. it happened 11:30 saturday night and the police tried to get the driver to pull over. he doesn't. he leads the agencies on a multimile car chase going, at times 80 miles per hour eastbound on u.s. 40. it's weaving all over the road and goes into the westbound lanes of 40 and travels in the wrong direction. the car nearly sideswipes the patrol car following it. >> he could have been killed -- or he could have killed someone else because of his actions. >> reporter: stop sticks were used and the pursuit ended he

obama's desperately popular. only 40% of israelus thin that 's more pro-paltinian and now it's true. israelis usually preferred presiden bush. preferred over obam some israeli ministers ar sang to get americans let's have sanctions. ttom line israelis understd how portant the relationship is, they appciate the relationship and israeli'so dependent on the.s. but without it getng ugly, president oba has tremendous influence at his disposal shold he choose to useit. >> there seemed to be progrs of reachg this orall, broar outline of a peace proposal. you stl feel that way? >>hat i think we have is th if ere's going to be a two-statsolution, we sti -- we know what it looks like. but we ow, palestini state, 67 lines some minor landslides. refugees acknoedged what happed to em, they can't return on mass to israel. security without emptying the palestinian state its meaning. we know the outlines. the question is ca you bri e parties, the israi governnt, hamas,or instance, to agree to thes that requires.s. lifting because it's an american internatnal interest i think that you might get it. >

. >> reporter: president obama is also on "vanity fair"'s new international best dressed list. the special two-cover issue with full ranking is on stands this week. >> there's never been more attention on the clothing a first lady wears ever. >> reporter: also tonight the very latest on michael jackson and the so-called death bed photo. could a prosecuting attorney make a case for murder? so we'll have that and so much more coming up later right here on "entertainment tonight." >> that's at 7:30 on wjz 13. >>> still to come on eyewitness news tonight -- a ravens fan favorite on the comeback trail. >> and mark has more next in sports. >>> i have to say, i wouldn't want to be the equipment manager for the ravens today. what a hot day for those guys out there. >> i was there this morning. we're going to look to the orioles first who play tonight in detroit. the future is now for the young orioles. another highly touted minor leaguer arriving to the big leagues tonight to make a much anticipated debut. he will be the eighth oriole to play his first game in the makes this year. he's

unit states of the prim minister, we talked witthe president, president obama, and made a commitment to ty to provide re help. >> s. clinton noweads to talks with jacobzuma. now africa is the second stop on the tr. bbc news, jannesburg. is being reported that police in indonesia have ot dead on of southeast aa's most want terrorist suects. officials ha been involved in a long shootout outsid the house ere the suspected infamous militant was hed up. onwas thought to be th aleged mastermind of the bali bombgs and the twin suicide attacks on jakarta hots last nth. aths are unconfirmed. the iraqi police say people have beenilled in attacks targeting shia muslims. bomb attack six people la we. this as shia muslims are marking one of their biggest religious lidays. the leaderf the tamil tiger rebels has been arrested in shrill lompoc. he took over e leadership afr the former leer was killed in a military offensive in may. a moscow cot has rejecd the tition by the fily othe murder jonalistor a new instigation into her killing. -- thfamily ofthe murder jourlist for a new investation into hekilling. french tourists are amo

. >>>> but now they're at ththe cr ofof the o obama adminisistrati plan to keke b bk afghanisisn. >>>> make sure -- [ inaudibible. let's s go. >> this elite group p nicknamed the fast team has taken the drug-fighting expertisese here afghanistan. because this is where 90% of the world's heroin is produced. >> poppy seeds. doesn't look like my muffins back home. >> yeah, you smell it? >> all right. that's hash. >> money from the drug trade is believed to generate $125 million a year. >> oh, yeah. all this right here. oh, here's the sifters. >> and from the taliban and the growing insurgencies in pakistan and afghanistan and possibly al qaeda, tarentino leads his men on four deployments. their mission is to collect evidence and build legal cases against some of the most corrupt drug dealers. >> all right. >> often, targeting smaller dealers to build larger cases. >> handcuffs -- that's what i need. i need to talk to the women. you're under arrest. illegal possession of narcotics. >> this arrested man just told his distraught wife th he is only being taken away for questioning. but afghan laws are strict and he's likely goi

overre that was made by th obama administration to iran to attempto engage in negoations with th country. how is that affecting iran's government? >> well, if anythg, what i think s affected the government in ir is the fact that the nonthreatening posture adopd by t obama administration has enabled he to -- in exisng divisions within the irani government to come up to you surface. during the bush yrs in whi the united stes took a much more threateng posture towards in, that enabled the governme to close ranks. because it was a sense of a common threat. had preside bush still been in por i wouldn't be sprised in the opposition would have allowed its pride and anger and stoed protesting against the election, perction of an electiofraud. >> just out out of time, but do you expect that iran will have a answer for the u.s soon. i think it's going to be ve difficult becae we're talking out a government that currently is lacki legitimacy in the eyes of mny people. that is being contested. and may not he the capacity to make decisions of tis magnitude. trita parsi, tnk you very muchor speaking with us. >> thank you for having me >>> in western afghanistan today, a deadly

. >> el presidente obama encargÓ a la secretarÍa de seguridad como la persona encargada para retomalos esfuerzos,spor un lado tiene que cambiar las leyes y por otro cine que hace contra las que existan. >> la casa blanca exigiÓ el que buscarÁ apoyo bipartidista para la reforma sistema de salud. un portavoz seÑalÓ que el presidente obama quiere respaldo damos partidos porque el tema es demasiado importante. el lÍder demÓcrata del senado no descartÓ otros estrategias, ademÁs, lÍderes sindicales amenazaron con retirarle el apoyo a los demÓcratas si elimina de la reforma un seguro gubernamental. los afganos se dicen a las urnas, la votaciÓn es importante para tratar de consolidar la democracia en el paÍs, pero los rebeldes talibanes pretenden frustrar la violencia. h@h@tdznwñbúekph@h@tdznwñonukpÁ ese paÍs,y otra porque allí el poder del talibÁn se resiste a desaparecer. >> es jueves de elecciones presidenciales en afganistÁn, su actual presidente lleva la delantera con un 45% de la intenciÓn del voto,tras Él, mÁs de 30 candidatos,pero las elecciones no han hecho sino, por los bÁrbaros conflictos del p

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