and to the analysis of ooks and marcus: "new york tis" columnist david ooks and ashington post" columnist ruth marcus. mark shies is away. vid, how do you see the society mai hearings playing ou >> i get t way tey described it. ion't see much tre. and with peoe haveooked as goldstein said for wee and months. and when youread the opinions, evenf you read it from a nonlegal perspective they sm very dr very fact oriented, very deiled. so of -- the not a lot of radicalism there, not a lot to attack. having said all that the fact thate alsaid that at least i think that, i don't know what ruth thinks, th means we are all bound to be wrong. maybe she will sa something or david cone, the former mets pitcherwho willppear on her behalfor say something or frank richie, e newaven firighter who will be again her, something is bnd to happen because it cat bes smooth as we ancipate. >> lehrer: do agree >> i dot think it will be as smootas davidthinks its going to be. and i also don't think we're going to ha some kind of clence thomas like bombshell either. ere is as amy walters said not -- amy walters s

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that's like saying, you know, blaming, i don't know, but it's --ook, i think the idea of explains kids explaining tt abstinence only is thenly way to not get disease, not to get pregnant -- bonnie: that's the way ty learn. you can imagine use condoms oy education which isort of the polar oosite ever getting passed in this country? >> no. bonnie: you go to sex ed class a they put a condom on a banana and that's a you'r going to learn >>o, but the flip-side of that , where ds the parentome into in? this is sething very personal that parents should bealking oto their kids about. i don't thinit's the job of the schl. it's a tough issue. because society and culture is so oveexualized. these kids are bombaed with sexuality i ctoons nowadays, at it's difficult to combat that. >> tara, i will grant you you cannot blame thi all on stinence only education. guess what? it does show that abstinence only educaon doesn't keep it fromappening. because in fact the rates we goingown, all during the time that we were in fact encouging education acrosthe board on reproductive -- on rroduction, and young

let me just say,ook at where we were january 20th when t president got into office and today.here are some good ings. the finaial system hardly recovered,ut is not frozen. i no longerear day after day reports from small businesses, middle size busses, they can't get moneyanywhere and they're going under. that created a huge oblem, created last fall and last summer. not det with. that has ramations on int this economy. exports are up. parts manufacturing is . conser spending, which was goindown, is nowat. is is not dush know the good thing abou barack obama, one of the many good things about our presiden he has a long-term persctive, and he has an internalgyroscope. hes not going to get jarred by one month number or one month's polling data. he has hisye focused on the goal. th economy will be better, gradually, but certainly, a he is going to g us there, and i think, by e way, i would sa-- maybe i'm misreading it, but i don't think so -- the american people ve confidence in the president getting out of this mess. >> let's talk aut healtcare. s signaturechient tha he wants dome

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>>ook, evebody remembers where they were when kennedyas shot and when landed on t moon and would mu better remember the landing on th moon. i havebeen at one blaoff, and it w inedibly impressive. >> you witneed one. [laughter] >> were youthere? >> i was incredibly -- >> a couple of this show. it wasincredibly exciting and impressive but ieally can't figure out why we ould do it. >> washe great national moment. and i think the desire to recapture that, that sense of national purpose a missi, tting high standards and doi that is something all amecans are in for. >> thank you. last word. see you xt week. for a transcript, log onto insidewaington.tv. jim stavrakis is a proud veteran my j was aerial photography, d i'd go up on combat flight but he was also drawn the people. i've always had curiosity of ople. and public tanswers your curiosity life. jim included h public television ation in his will. consider joini the community of peoplwho want public television to span generatio.

>>ook, the scaal is for eight years we didot have a program of targeted assassination for al qda. if al qaeda is in afghanist hit them wit a drum but as you say, iis not discriminatg, it kills women and children. if the guy is in stockholm, wouldhoot or capture him there. a predat cannot capture bin ladenonly kill him. eathically, it is oblematic to it from the skywith a predor. for information, there was no program. saw from the clip it was a maive program. it was reaing the stage of erhaps imementing the traing, and that is why panet raised it and up until there it had not even reached he training level. ere was nothing there, no scandal a all. a conction, would to prect pelos retroactively because of her accusationsabout cia ne. >> we're not talking abouthe speaker of the house. the burden the law. thiss the law, you -- or break it. itrequires youo inform the appropriate commtees. dine feinsin isot a liberaone worlder, she is tough mindednd she was told excluded. how many times do you break e law and the public trustand destrod confidence in your government? >> at what point yo

. >> look where wewere six months ago when we ook offie. we inrited the largt economic cris since the 30's. what i refer to asnot the great deprssion but the geat recession because was the single greatt recession we'v had modern time, dwafing others. gwen: so, dborah, who's right? >> i think they're actually bo right. you'vegot a situation here where the obam administrati was ung figures bac in january when tey were con eam -- contmplating the stiulus that baically seem outdat. they had not predicted double-digit unemployment. th president said if we on't pass it, we'llhit double-digit. ll, a -- prt of the problem is what the stimulus diddo. joebiden issayingwait, 10% is ou the doornd it's gog to take a whle for it to wok. othereconomists are saing we need more now. the consensus opinio among economists i don't do more now cause whatever yo do it's going to be oo late and we have a huge deficit probem that's going to make i hard to y for the gwen: s did the white house overpromise this a a job bill so they're hoited on their own petard? >>

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he tried to return home with pirates of the caribbean sword, light sabre and wooden gun but agents ooks at a security checkpoint. response, the tsa released a statement saying it had the option of mailing the items home. >>> president obama will meet with harvard professor henry louis gates, jr. and police sacagaweaent james crowley. the president is inviting hem over for beers outside oval office at this picnic table. sergeant cowly arrested professor gates after a woman reported what she thought was a break-in. disorderly conduct charges against gates were dropped. >> tony is back with another check on our forecast now and another steamer. kind of in for the same sort of day as we had yesterday? >> yeah, but it won't be as hot. yesterday being we made it up to 92 degrees. we expect to be in the mid-80s for today. we'll see more widely scattered showers and thunderstorm than we had yesterday. let's te a look. we'll start with the hd radar. the picture has been ch ging l morning long wee ses wes se iee d showers earlier ea this morning but theve ssdiated a lot of this energy is dissipa

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membe together tt want to accept the young people i'd ha a par, a pizza party or something,nd say, ook, for those mbers whodon't like this, you can revoke your membersh as opposed to revoking the contract, a then let's put an end to ts. and in this day and age, we have tremdous change in this country andhe worl and that's what i would stngly urge this club and its member to do. >> ay, dom, givenat suggesti by j, how likely do you think it is that the valley club will do something like this? because what they s is this is nothing based onracism. part o what they id and the statement they released, unrtunately we quickly learned that we underestimated the capacity of ou facilities, and reizedcould not accommodate the number of children who needcamps. so if that is the case, and if that is the truth behind all of this, how luky is it we're going to see one of these kumbayah, pizza party moment >> i share tat with e. love to bring the pizza over and do it right now. busadly, alex, you're not dealing th people who kno how to deal with push lick percepon o crisis. and you do have some people

>> i tnk that always -- >>ook at people in the cowd that might have isame look, the rough cut -- one guy with the ponytail, that says it a about his political views. >> this the united states senate. it is an open building. there are sats tt are marke right behind methere areeats for the family, the prs and thpublic. if you are a member ofthe public and youant to come and art of and listeno judge sotomayor's confiation hearings, you can do hat. you ll have to wait in line. that's how theprotesrs got in here. one of them calling abortn genocide, one wi the long ir, also speaking in spanish. i thinkthat just happens. in all of these hearings that i've be to people try and ice some opposition or trynd be heard. that's part of the nature of this building and our demoacy that they can that, but ey are quickly escted out. term o the fireworks between senators andsotoyor, we're going to see a lot of that tomorrow. ths been a lot of chatter about some tough remar, the tone already that some republics senators have tak led by the ranking republican. setor jeff sessions, w said he fnd it offen

. >> well,ook, i think some mpanies are going to go the way of general motors and chrysler.he good companies will survive andthey'll aapt. >> suarez: wou this have been an easier negottion have. >> oh, for sure. >> suare during a time when things were selling a flying off the shelf. >> because there ishis confluence of even, the technology the ises about istribution, we are now, many of us whoave been buying books for a l of ears remember the independent book sre. the indendent book store s you showed in the tatted cover story that preceded usthere are far fer independent stores thn there used to be. borders i in deep ouble. so the distributi question is a very signifant issue. ut i just add that i think it's al true, when tha w technologies come into the book bsiness, i think back 0 years agto the re ofthe auto, t audio book. the was great concern that the audible -- the audio book would cannibalize the real book. and that is not true. helped increase the sales of books. >> suarez: how did ido that? >> beuse i think it increased the stribution, increased t desire for people

and i just had an impulse to tap neil on the shoulder and go, hey,ook up there, we missed the whole thing. >> let's go back to 40 years ago tomorrow. what has stayed with you? what do you remember most about your 21 1/2 hours on the moon? >> what i want to remember most is the glance between neil and myself with the engine shut off, just those seconds after we touched down. because we had just completed the most critical door opening for exploration in -- in all of humanity. we came along at just the right time, the three of us, all born in 1930, to be given such a marvelous opportunity and for me to accompany one of the best test pilots that's ever come along and demonstrated the x-15, and i couldn't ask for a better commander. >> when you first set foot on the moon, you famously called it magnificent desolation. >> yes. >> take us to the lunar surface. how can it be magnificent and desolate at the same time? >> well, you know, the comedians sometimes like for me to describe the comedy as an absurdity thrown into a normal situation and then treated as if nothing else happened like when w

to be thinking aad about how much work can done by telecommutingnd the lik >>h 2h rose: could it=d >>ook, here... the way i look at it is preparation is e opposite fear and the more we prepare, the ls fearfulwe need to be, becausthe more we prepare, the more know we can respond to wtever level of whatever happens to come. so we rely on scienceto tell us at it is likely to happen ev though that's a changing environment and in the meantime we wor to anticipate the issues that will ariseto make sure that the pla are in place, at if we have timetoctually practice those things so that we know that, look, mother nature's going to hapn, we can't prevent that, but what we can d is prepare for it. >> rose: when you look at e range of things tt you do a number of arties i read about you and about the departnt said ts thing: homela security needs a full articution of its missio because a lot of people don't understand its mission. do you agree th that? >> oh, i think that' right. i think there's a lot of educatn.... >> rose: a how would you define it yond what we've said already? >> y know, i would

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i noticed the republicans are already saying you cld never do tt and a lot of others, david ooks, for example, argug that the first priority has to be to get our fiscal house in order and n to do that a so forth. whether the public would accept that and whether the financial markets wod accept that, i don't know the answer to that but it seems it's up in the air. >> ros a stimulus program, that's the only option they have to try to. >> that's the only option the adnistration has. w the biggest pler when it comes to stimulus is not the executive branch, it's t fed. >> rose: right. >> on monetary policy, which is a much me powerfulool. so, of course, one thing that washington as a whole could do-- st that the administratio wouldn't be ing it-- woulbe psue the extraordinaril accommative monetary polic we're now seeingor a longer period thanthey otherwise would do. that would be something th washington could do to provide adtional stimulus. but it would ce from the fe, not the administration. >> rose: what do we know about bernanke's ideasbout that? >> well, i wou expect the federal reser

. >> also ahead -- ook. okay.oversial solution to the economic crisis. a new ad is now running in the state of california, calling for the state to legalize marijuana beyond medicinal purposes. the group behind it claims that taxes alone would pay the salaries of about 25,000 teachers and the idea, as you can imagine, is frigerring a renewed debate over the topic. we're going to hear from both sides of the issue coming up. >> also this morning, we're going to do some grilling out here on the plaza. we've got a bigger grilloff. three top chefs are going to show us their unique spin on the classic american burger. >> my favorite segment of the morning. >> all that coming up. but first let's go inside, ann is off this week. we have hoda kotb taking a look at the headlines. >> good morning, everybody. the global economy is front and center today as day two of the g-8 summit gets under way. earlier on the topic of iran the leaders issued a statement deploring post-election violence and saying they are deeply concerned

time for a ook at stories making headlines.vidence revealed in the trial of banita jacks. the medical examer testified he found wounds on the oldest daughter that led him to believe her death was a homicide the decaying bodies of her four daughters were found in their southeast home last year. >>> a woman shot during a barricade situation last year has died. john valentini shot her and then barricaded himself inside a house with another woman and child for more than 24 hours. standoff with police ended after valentini shot himself. he later died at the hospital. the other woman and child were not hurt. >>> they are already behind bars but they want more jail house credit. so bernie madoff may have to watch himself. fellow inmates are talk about attacking him. and other inmates have said he's handled himself well since arriving in prison. >>> michael jackson's father says he knows that foul play surrounds his son's death. >> during an interview with cnn last night, joe jackson says he believes that dr. conrad mary is behind the

te ntrercu ook at h atermpur esaround the region. 73 here in washington. 73 in sterling, virginia. 71tal r station at 75 degrees. in winchester it's 72 at this hour. here is a look at the satellite radar for the washington general area. we have a few more cloud this is morning than we've been used to during the early morning hours most of this week. we'll continue to see more cloudy conditions than we have recently. out to the west though, can you see clearer skies across portions of the midwest and heavy rain and storm activity down to the south. forecast for us for today looks like this, looking for a ghhi ouar0 9gheedrtoeg s y.da slighte y.ovabnormal. ov ochesncf some showers and thunderstorms popping up this afternoon and this evening and tonight. esokfor a high of about 88 in frederick, 91 in fredericksberg and 90 in washington, d.c. that's a look at what is happening with the weather. we'll have more coming up in just a little bit. >> tony, thank you so much. >>> it is 1 minutes past 8:00 right now. new this morning, prince george county police investigating ad itly shooting tha

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you even heard before this blockbuster report came out that dick cheney had told people at the cia ooke have got the secret operation going, don't tell anybody in congress. have you ever heard anybody say that? >> no. that's not the way it works. it's not the way it works. where this stuff comes from. reporters start all this. leaks continue to come out to unfortunately they have taken our intelligence, which is the most important thing to the security of our nation and politicized it meaning the democrats at this juncture. you just don't do that we don't do that ther highly skilled and highly trained intelligence individuals and professional. we don't do that we don't hide those kind of things. gretchen: wayne simmons always great to get your inner knowledge of the cia and workings. thanks for joining us this morning. steve: use television cameras to record every single license plate of every sing goal car coming into one town. where it's happening and why. gretchen: do it yourself car repairs? the ones you should do at home and the ones that will end up costing you a lot more in the

ook look at those crowds. >> it's fun to play in the elements like when you're a kid. >> fun to freeze them as well. >> like when you were a kid. >>> if you're short on cash and you have extra stuff in your closet, maybe it's time for a yard sale. you know that hln money expert clark howard loves a yard sale. he says they're making a comeback. >> you want to raise some cash? maybe you need some dough. maybe you're looking for some great deals? a lot of americans have decided that the best way to buy and sell is a yard or garage sale. in fact, the number of yard and garage sales going on right now in the country is way, way, way up. why? think about it. think how many of us in the consumption era brought stuff we never used, lightly used, think of that sporting good equipment and exercise equipment that people bought intending to get fit but never used. so what a great way to turn your trash into cash. you have the garage sale, maybe you do it with neighbors, advertise, people are going to come. buyers? you're going to seal deals. great way for you to make money, great way for others to

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schmidt was right behind the reporters and they kind of laughed and ook hds. a lot of meetings happening out there. julia bo julia boorstin catching up with us. >> reporter: good morning, joe. with over 70 consumer businesses, warren buffett certainly is in a position to speak about the economy, telling me that it hasn't started to pick up and that the consumer is still very, very soft. what could help? buffett says more stimulus definitely couldn't hurt. >> in general, i think -- and this is -- i believe in the stimulus and i thought we would believe in another one. but they may be overrated in terms of their ability to end the recession fast. >> reporter: but if you're advocating another one, are they overrated? >> no. i think they're useful. but anyone looking at them as a panamea, but they're using. >> do you think there should be another stimulus? >> i think there should be, but -- >> should we wait until some or more of that pone is out there? >> if you had another one, you would load as little on the christmas tries as possible. but the president said t

>> reporter: well, sarah palin said ook-oo-de-gaga at a picnic with not so nice words for the media. >> you represent what could and should be a respected, honest profession that could and should be a cornerstone of our democracy. democracy depends on you, and that is why, that's why our troops are willing to die for you. so how about in honor of the american soldier, you quit making things up. >> reporter: deja vu all over again, her words echoing richard nixon's in 1972 when he abruptly quit politics after a painful gubernatorial defeat. >> you will now write it, you will interpret it. that's your right. but as i leave you, i want you to know you won't have nixon to kick around anymore. thank you, gentlemen. good day. >> reporter: who could forget that. but oh, how wrong he was. during his alleged hiatus, nixon stumped for fellow republicans, gathering political favors along the way, and there are rumors sarah palin will do the same. nixon wrote a book in '62. sarah palin will likely, too. and we all know how well nixon's playbook played. he became president six years later. so, is