the xbox 360 fee ors new features that parter in with youtube and bling.a video demo did show a couple using voice controls to surf the channels and did up watching abc's castle. executives hope to make xbox live a hub for all sorts of entertainment. >>> so if you have an ipod, ipad or iphone,le a be able to watch them all. apple's ceo steve jobs introduced the icloud on monday. apple is not the first in the so-called cloud market. they would like to take it to a whole new level. we have the pros and cons of living in the cloud. >> reporter: apple took a big leap into the cloud. >> some people think the cloud is just a hard disbeing in the -- disc in the sky. we think it's way more. >> reporter: speaking at the conference, apple's ceo steve jobs unveiled eye cloud which would store documents, photos and other things on the internet. for consumers or still cloudy on what the icloud concept; it saves users virtual and physical space. >> they allow you to not use expensive bulky storage space here on earth and allows you to put things in somebody else ames co

so you had, what, a three-parter. what are the other two? i'm just saying i don't have to reach. that's a good legal answer. >> let me start by saying that this administration under my direction has consistently said we cannot discriminate, as a country, against people on the basis of sexual orientation. and we have done more in the 2 1/2 years that i've been in here than the previous 43 presidents to uphold that principal. whether it's ending don't ask, don't tell or making sure that gave and lesbian partners can visit each other in hospitals and making sure that federal benefits can be provided to same-sex couples and hate crimes across the board, we have made sure it's an essential principal of this administration because i think it's an essential principal of america. what we've also done is we've said the defense of marriage act is unconstitutional. and so we've said we cannot defend the federal government poking its nose into what states are doing and putting the thumb on the scale against same-sex couples. what i've seen happen over the last several years and what happened

[laughter] >> this is a two-parter with helene. as pakistan's relations with the u.s. have gotten worser and worser, its relations with india, interestingly, have gotten significantly better, with meetings between commerce ministers, interior minister, foreign secretaries and people on both sides tell me this is actually maybe going somewhere. chris: i hope they can put the nuclear genie back in the bottle. when we come back, the big question of the week -- when voters are saying they're worse off than then president barack obama came into office, how does he deal with it? be right back. chris: welcome back. there's a new poll that asks are you better off than before president obama took office? 44% say, no, not as good. that brings us to this question -- will president obama have to change the question to, who do you want in charge, me or the other guys on the far right? what does he do with this? >> he's got to get that first number back up, and if that isn't high enough, then he changes it. >> over here to david. >> he has to pray that the economy is better next yea

we usually go through about 20- 25 draft of an opinion, a change in one partere, changing that part there, looking at that before we send something around to the other members of the conference. they spend a lot of time on the search process. i do not read every one of the 8000 petitions that come in. they participate ia pool with most of the other justices and will write a memo that is shared. in that respect, i will ask for a little more work occasionally on one petition or another and will ask t see the actual papers. throughout all of that, they work pretty hard. >> this gentleman has been standing up. >> good morning, mr. chief justice. i am from winston-salem, n.c. one thing we are graling with is social media. it impacts ethical obligation that we have, client confidentiality issues. i figure if we are grappling with those issues that it is probably more acute in the court system. i was wondering how the supreme court has dealt with this phenomenon. i have this image of one of your clerks tweeting about what is going on. is the dghter of a justice by justice basis? do you have cert

i only have a two-parter?k you. >> do you think jobs in the country is the number one concern for americans, and the business community cites the regulatory environment. the complaint against boeing is hampering the job growth and what you yourself have called just plain dumb. >> i think it's important to understand deficit reduction and debt reduction should be part of the overal package for job growth over the long term. it's not the only part, but an important part. as i mentioned at the top, i think it's important for us to look at rebuilding our transportation infrastructure in this country. that would put people back to work right now, construction workers back to work right now. it would get done work that america needs to get done. we used to have the best roads and bridges and airports. we don't any more. and that's not good for a long-term competitiveness. we could put people to work right now, and make sure that we're in a good position to win in the future as well. >> reporter: [ inaudible ]. >> i

we're talking about jofan parter, charged with six counts of identity theft and three counts of forgery in miami, among others. american airlines says it is cooperating with authorities and their investigation. now according to cnn's miami affiliate wsbf, porter was arrested at miami-dade international airport on friday. you're looking at him at a bail hearing that happened today. he was charged with -- he was found with multiple forms of phony identifications including driver's licenses and a passport and is being held on a million dollars bond. that's what came out of today's hearing. an official tells cnn they will deport him once his criminal case is complete. the big question everybody wants answered is how is he able to become a flight attendant? the airline has put out a statement, but it is not answering our questions. but a tsa spokesperson says airline flight crews are vetted against terrorist screening watch lists and that it is up to the airline to verify a potential employee's identity and legal status and the spokesperson goes on to say that an airline i.d. card, something

that is not your parter. that person is not here with you. learn to understand what is going on inside of you. you know there is painful stuff. my parents loved me. they did. but i know this. hurt people hurt people. not everybody is helping. i don't say to my daughter we survived me, and my craziness. i'm in my right mind today. but you have to work at that. every day you have to put on your spiritual armour. every day you have to be reminded you are human and divine. every day you have to remember that you must ask, a favorite poet of mine, thirteenth century, you know what he says? every day there's a new arrival and life is like a gas, or. there will always be some drama. don't let him take root in your house. don't shut the pain. people who shun pain end up drinking and you can live and only book. got ones you to roll up your sleeves and do the work. open the door widely and invite those guests in and ask the question, please remember this. remember you are hurting. ask the question. what have you come to teach me. what have you come to

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i only have a two-parter. are you concerned that the current debate over debt and deficit is preventing you from taking the kind of decisive action and balance needed to create jobs in this country which is the number-one concern for americans? also, one of the impediments to job growth is the regulatory environment. do you think that the nlrb complaint against boeing is an example of the kinds of regulations that killed job growth and that you yourself have called just plain dumb? >> i think it is important to understand that deficit- reduction, debt reduction should be part of an overall package for job growth over the long term. it is not the only part of it. that is an important part of it. as i mentioned at the top, i think it is important for us to look at rebuilding our transportation structure in this country. -- transportation infrastructure in this country. that could put people back to work right now, construction workers back to work right now. and it would get done work that america needs to get d

i only have a two-parter. are you concerned that the current debate over debt and deficit is preventing you from taking the kind of decisive action and balance needed to create jobs in this country which is the number-one concern for americans? also, one of the impediments to job growth is the regulatory environment. do you think that the nlrb complaint against boeing is an example of the kinds of regulations that killed job growth and that you yourself have called just plain dumb? >> i think it is important to understand that deficit- reduction, debt reduction should be part of an overall package for job growth over the long term. it is not the only part of it. that is an important part of it. as i mentioned at the top, i think it is important for us to look at rebuilding our transportation infrastructure in this country. that could put people back to work right now, construction workers back to work right now. and it would get done work that america needs to get done. we used to have the best roads, the best

. -- you had a three parter. what are the other two? i do not have to reach it.d legal answer. let me start by saying this administration under my direction has consistently said direction has consistently said that we cannot

obtained this $70,000 check written to the actor, just part of his winnings, but it turns out the poker parterly used stolen cash to repaid his gambling debts. ruderman was sentenced to over ten years in prison for embezzling more than $25 million from his clients in a ponzi scheme. $5.2 million, according to the fbi, went to cover his poker debts. now, tobey maguire and several other celebrities have been named in numerous lawsuits in an attempt to reclaim victims' money. >> the allegation is that they knew that they were playing in an illegal game and now that it turns out that the money they got for their winnings were from the ill-gotten gains of a fraudster, it has to be returned. >> reporter: poker pro- dan bilzerian is named in the lawsuit. >> i only played with him once, but he wasn't very good. i mean, the more bad players there are in a game, the better. >> reporter: court documents allege there were other celebrity winners too like nick cassavettes who directed "the notebook" and "welcome back, kotter" star gabe kaplan. >> but perhaps in this high-stakes era here in hollywood that w

you had a three-parter. >> [inaudible]. >> what are the other two?. >> [inaudible]. >> let me start by saying that this administration, under my direction, has consistently said we cannot discriminate, as a country, against people on the basis of sexual orientation. and we have done more in the 2 1/2 years that i've been in here than the previous 43 presidents to uphold that principle,

so you had, what, three-parter? what -- what are the other two?ng i don't have to reach. that's a good legal answer. >> you know, let me start by saying that this administration, under my direction, has consistently said we cannot discriminate as a country against people on the basis of sexual orientation and we have done more in the 2 1/2 years that i've been in here than the previous 43 presidents to uphold that principle,he

campaign trail info, bioinformation on candidates, political reporters and links to c-span media parters -- partners. vice president us at c-span.org/campaign2012. >> senate democratic leaders have been meeting at the white house this afternoon, possibly talking about con selling next week's session after president obama chided congress for taking breaks while the debt ceiling talks are stalled. the is not majority leader and caucus will discuss being in town next week. earlier today, senate republicans talked about their support for a balanced budget amendment to the constitution requiring the president to submit and the congress to pass a balanced bug each year. here is that 25-minute briefing. >> we understand the president is having a news conference at exactly the same time we are. we expect that he will be pushing for tax increases as a condition to get some kind of deficit reduction package. our view is a good first step is a balanced budget amendment to the constitution. all 47 republicans are in favor of that. we call on at least 20 of our democratic colleagues in the senate to

. >> parter jim gentry, the title of your book is "in the middle" and on the edge and you mention alwaysthe middle and on the edge of different parts of idaho civilization. what do you mean by that? >> the present day--in ways that those areas were more water and had a larger indian population in the beginning and we are almost exactly in the middle and what i argue in my book is windfalls is in the middle between two canyons which is easy to see. it is also between boise and almost to the south and in the middle basically of northern nevada. and the river valley and sun valley an earlier. everybody wants to be in the middle but it is not fun to be on the edge and i argue the fact that when falls has been on the edge in a number of instances has made people more defensive than they might be hand is crucial in understanding our history. for example when the freeway was built in the 60s and the freeway was built north of twin falls and there was this tremendous disappointment that somehow plan falls -- that we were on the edge again. >> how did native americans and pioneers influence the d

we think are accepting our invitation to speak in offering parter remarks.ub welcome to fdic chairman, sheila bair. [laughter] [applause] [applause] the mac thank you. that was a nice introduction. i spoke recently to my daughter's elementary school and the principal introduced me and we went through a lot of that, especially the number two in the most powerful ring cavewoman in 2008 in 2009. i started making my bill in banks and compound interest amounting i like to talk to young pete labatt and i started to take the question are the first was who was number one. so they are tough to impress these days. it was angela merkel if you were all wondering. and i did drive to 15 this year behind lad gaga. i think the banks are healing, for surely not as much as i like. him going to ascribe that to good news is life: in my power status. before i would like to begin the speech, i'd like to thank some of the staff here with me. rich brown in particular, chief economist who has also been drafted repeatedly as chiefs a traitor was done wonderful work and had a big can