famed director spikeee is makingews, politics and tyler perry. >> i still think that a lot of stuff that's on today is buffoonery, and i know it's making a lot of money and breaking records, b we can do tter >> spike lee, live and candid up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> from the start of h movie career with "she's got to have it" to his war sry "mirac at st. anna," legendary filmmaker spike lee knows the only way to control images t control the way it's ma. he's always made films his way. i recently sat down with lee at e 14th annual entrepreneurs coerence in detroit for a frank discussion about the struggles he faces making movies. what's wrong with the industry today, the election of president bara obama and why image is so important. let me ask you before you get in-depth with some of the other things. >> when you hea people now talk about iconic, wn you lk back athe breadth of your work, do you see it thaway? >> we still have a lot more work too. no, i haveot stopped. if y counthe documentary films, we've done, like, 24 and you just have to keep going. >> sheldon jackson-lee -- >> what's so nny? >

less clear is why governor perry did not include his own state. march 23, 2005, texas city, texas, just last year the occupational safety and health administration issued its largest fine, $87 million to bp, not only the massive explosion at killed 15, but 270 violations of its agreement afterward to clean up its act, plus 439 new violations. four people died at the texas city refipry after that blast. what about deep water offshore drilling. is there any evidence suggesting stricter regulation rather than a less angry god might have prevented or mitigated this disaster? clean skies.com reports bp was cited for poor training in well control. fined $41 thoon, fined $75,000 for lacking at kwaut water pressure, fined only $80,000 for by passing safety alarms. regulators honored bp for an outstanding safety record, bp a new attempt to have government safety audits replace voluntary self-audits. lawsuits filed by the 11 missed and dead in the gulf, halliburton sealed the deep water horizon rig. improper seals responsible for more than a dozen previous

this week author and journalist mark perry argues it is necessary for the u.s. government to verbally engage with hezbollah and hamas. mark perry is interviewed by terrorism analyst larry johnson, former deputy director in the state office of counter terrorism. mr.johnson is the founder and main author of the no quarter weblog. >> host: hello, larry johnson. i am a former employee of the central intelligence agency and work with the department of state anount terrorism and had been considered somewhat of an expert on terrorism because i can spell. today we have the opportunity for the ultimate reader's fantasy in this program, after words, to meet with an author. if you have read the book all of you would have wanted to sit down and say i would like to ask to answer questions. today, mark perry, but havethis opportunity to speak with you about this book. talking to terrorists. let me ask you, what are you? >> guest: the first question is the hardest question. i am a historian and author in one life. a middle east activist and analyst in another life. this is a c

we have that in perry hall, bel air and harford roads.e're looking out on 70 where we have rain pushing west of ellicott city and over towards sykesville and even mount airy. overall, it's a thick juicy start to the day. 65. a very tropical feel to the air. and there's a system off the coast that could get a tropical main this week. hurricane season still a week away but it may start early this year. 75 today with scattered showers continuing. let's check the roads with kim. >>> if you're traveling through frederick county, union bridge, 75 and 26 closed in both directions because of a crash. the roads are wet and it's kind of slick, so be careful. patchy fog also around the area as you make your way srbd on 95 approaching whitemarsh boulevard. no problems on the southwest side at frederick road. traffic moving fairly well and as we look around more on the outer loop and inner loop at i-70 traffic appears to be moving fairly nice on both the inner loop and outer loop so far. >>> 5:10. parts of the western u.s. are a timber box this mornin

. >> reporter: jeff and marla perry's first house is a smelly, soggy mess. outside sits everything they own. >> there's the water line here. >> reporter: inside it's mostly empty, except for the memories. >> when you look at this, it's got to just crush you. >> devastating. unbelievable. speechless. >> reporter: though as much as this hurts, they say explaining it to their 4-year-old was far more painful. >> i had to tell my son he didn't have a bedroom or toys to play with. i mean, it was devastating. it's the hardest thing that i've ever had to do in my life. >> reporter: yet they know it could have been even worse. this woman watched in horror as her husband tried to rescue their daughter. both were swept away to their deaths. >> he was a hero. he sacrificed himself for his kids. >> reporter: hardships are surfacing as flooded families start over, with help from armies of volunteers. as officials made door-to-door safety checks. and it's not just residents forces out of their homes. >> howdy! >> reporter: music city's famed grand ole opry, heavily damaged

captain mike perry is over the scene. >> reporter: we are in pin brook, this is cold spring lane whereead-on collision occurred between a sport utility vehicle and a sedan there is a on on going rescue t road is closed by fire apparatus. police are on the scene investigating. we will keep you updated. back to you. >>> the clouds pretty much moved out. here and there, spotty. >> we had sun a few areas with sprinkles popping up. 76. northeast winds continue to bring in moisture though at 7. barometer is high 30.23. that's the flow that we seen the last day or so off the atlantic ocean. today we had sunshine and a couple of sprinkles in the eastern shore. may make it across the bay in next hour or two. just sprinkles here and there 76 here, ocean city is 69. oak land 656789 warmer, sunshine, 77. temperatures were back to normal. last night's low was in the 60s. a warm night. the rain from the weekend is down, down across the carolina coast. southwest is an area of low pressure we are watching carefully. bernadette will talk about that next hour. out to the west, cold temperatures and snow

captain mike perry in sky eye chopper 13. >>> three students apparently entered the water on a dare. but they were unable to escape the fast-moving current. two of the people were pulled to safety. the third was given a life jacket and led out of the water. >>> the capture of an armed carjacking suspect in oregon is caught on tape. the suspect was running from police and canine units, along a river, when he realizes the dog is gaining on him. he plunges into the fast-moving water. the exhausted suspect eventually pulls himself out of the water in the 50-degree water. and officers say he reached for a handgun in his wasteband before the officer uses his taser. >>> a man in minnesota has been arrested after police say he abducted a 14-year-old girl while she was delivering newspapers. jessica kartalija is live in the newsroom with this story. jessica? >> reporter: denise, the girl left on her paper route yesterday morning, and her mother went looking for her when she didn't come home on time. officers located the girl 20 minutes later, sitting in a ditch on the side of the road. 25-yea

captain mike perry, live in sky eye chopper 13. >>> submarines are frequently named after fish. but researchers at the university of maryland want to do better than that. alex demetrick reports, they're trying to make mini submarines that swim like fish. >> reporter: a unique test designed to test robotic space vehicles. students at the engineering department ever taking on. >> in particular, we're looking at a combination of studying biological systems that exhibit collective behavior. like schooling fish, for example. and how we can replicate that. >> reporter: lots of moving subs, moving like a school of fish. so the project has been recording fish in a lab, breaking down movements based on sight and water pressure. >> and underneath the submarine, you can see an autopilot module that uses basically two digital cameras to perceive the environment around the submarine. >> instead of you controlling it, you can program the little board to control the summary. >> how has it been working out. >> on and off. >> the breakthrough would be subs that run themselves, doing things like

for marla perry, more than she can bear. she doesn't want to rebuild here after losing so much. now the aftermath from a disaster that's affected thousands. leanne gregg, nbc news. >> president obama has authorized a major disaster declaration for four tennessee counties which will help people there get federal funds to clean up. more counties may be added later. >>> a new ash cloud from that volcano in iceland disrupting flights in the uk. these pictures from iceland show a plume of ash reaching 18,000 feet. similar to the eruptions last month that closed european air space for six long days. airports in scotland and ireland had to shut down. winds expected to push this ash cloud out to sea tomorrow. so far no london airports have been affected by this. >>> "news4 at 4:00" is just getting started. disturbing discovery. >> up next, 4:15, we will tell you what was found at a local funeral home prompted an investigation. and that shut the business down. >> at 4:30, newest effort to stop the oil leak that continues to spew hundreds of thousands of gas ons a day into the gulf of mex

debbie if i may call you that why are you proposing a bill that governor rick perry opposes. >> he has not said he opposes it. there are issues in it that we might need to look at and question. i would like to clarify something. i am not opposed and most folks were not opposed to immigration. this is the illegal immigration that we have a problem with. because we have got so many problems on the border with the drug cartels and the crime, the gangs it's like a war zone down there. i got to tell you it's something that absolutely has to be a drift. and this has nothing to do with race, it has everything to do with the safety and security for the folks of texas. that's what it's about. >> domingo pretty good racial profiling the 800 pound gorilla in the room. the violence in mexico i was in juarez not so long ago they have multiple murders every day phoenix the kidnapping capitol of the world because of the problems with the mexican drug cartels. there is a security issue is there not? >> there's a problem with the border that needs to be addressed. >> i apologize for being rude but let

steve, thanks very much, steve perry. thanks very much for watching 306. i'll see you tomorrow night. have a great night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm joe johns in washington. good morning. we're breaking into regular programming to update oun a situation in manhattan. a robot probe just now rolling away after examining a suspicious vehicle, police just finishing up an impromptu briefing on the street. hearing a loud noise emminating from that scene. very quickly want to show you some of the pictures of the location taken a short time ago. emergency crews called in, we're told around 10:00 eastern time last night actually to check out a car, an olds mobile cut las sierra. two gas canisters in the back and an american flagsticker on it. obviously authorities concerned in light of what happened may 1st out on times square. this location, however, a bit different. the irving place in mat hannanh not far from new york university. it is outside of the coned building for those of you that know new york city, con-ed is the local power company bui

i>> we had a great season, lots of ups and downs, but we stuck together and it really showed perry.feel great about our season. >>> bad to worse for one of the worst teams in major league soccer, d.c. united in houston. the ball in front of the ball, he turns, goal! goal! dynamo wins. he is still saying goal. >>> the philadelphia flyers with a stranglehold on their series, and the second against the canadiens. pronger with the pass, the flyers win, commanding 3-1 lead in the series. >>> just 16 years old, plan on the professional golf tour. 40-foot birdie putt. he is six under par, shot 67 today, just six shots behind the leader. 16 years old. >>> looks like a collision course for the celtics-lakers nba finals. boston destroyed orlando, taking the 3-0 lead in the best of seven series. the lakers took on phoenix tomorrow night. that is sports. fine >>> object of the forecast? >> heavier rain moving and, flash flood warning madison county off to the south and west. temperatures tomorrow around 73 degrees. one end of showers, but the chance of rain. grab the umbrella, clearing out late

rick perry, governor of texas.o time, there are going to be things that occur that are acts of god that cannot be prevented. now, here's the thing. it was no act of god for them to go down and seek out profit at a place where they had never been before with an exploratory rig that they didn't have the safety measures on or enacted. and now for bp to come out and say it's really not our fault, the hell it wasn't, they were going to be the ones getting the money off this thing, on the heels of record profits. what are you hearing from the people? what are they saying to you about this class action lawsuit and going after? do you have the people behind you? >> they are behind this. there is not enough money bp is able to throw at it at this point. they have put together a virtual army of reptiliaian lobbyists tt have converged on this coast. we have a lobby that's been paid $16 million last year. this year, the projection is the same bp lobby will be paid $80 million. so what they're doing, ed, they're talking not to

looks like perry hall, parkville, getting it now up bel air and harford road. overall, though, plan for mist and fog and showers, mid-60s this morning. our afternoon 2-degree guarantee at 75. comes with at least a chance of a few more showers. >>> 6:31. here's traffic with kim. >> we have an incident just west of 83 in sparks glencoe. quaker bottom road closed because of downed wires. it's closed at this time. belfast should get you around that with no problem. traffic moving pretty well as you make your way on the beltway starting to build as you head on the outer loop lanes towards 95. inner loop no problems up towards i-70. the major roadways are not where we're having the production. we have a nice aerial viewch at i-70, volume building towards the i-70 interchange. as we peek at drive times, slow on old court road but 95 northbound from route 100 to 95, 10 minutes. 11 minutes on 29 southbound from i-70 to route 32. on the southwest side from i-70 to 95 on the outer loop, seven minutes. frederick county, still seeing the intersection at route 75 and 26 clos

members of the bright innered ladies league pounded nails at the perry hill condominiums. it is a third in a group of buildings being renovated for low income families. and today was all about the green jobs. hundreds of people turned out. the expo showcases leaders in labor industry and environmental, who are trotting a path toward the green economy and creating clean green energy jobs. you can always find your local green job opportunities at wusa9.com. just click on living green. >>> a local woman says she has been harassed and lost job opportunities since she appeared on mtv's real word dc. 22-year-old is suing mtv for $5 million in damages. she was ridiculed on the show and the internet got worse as well after cast members got her drunk and then kicked her out of the house when she refused to have sex with a male cast member. she says the show did not get her consent for the footage. however, mtv has a four page release that anyone appears on the show has to sign. her lawyers claim she was too drunk to consent to any legal document. all right. so what do you think? is

it's a 16 page law up on our website, i've read it and the extent of my legal experience old perry masonnd i-- >> can i, may i ask something. >> neil: go ahead, ben. >> i speak all the time at meetings in arizona, which everybody's trying to cancel now. the people working for us are hispanics, setting the tables, clearing the tables, making up the beds, taking care of the hotels, they're the people who are going to lose their jobs, it's not going to be some billionaire liberal in brentwood, los angeles, that's going to lose his job. it's going to be some hispanic immigrant who is going to lose his job. >> or a dirt bag crook who's at the u.n. >> neil: that should go over well. we're going to see angry boards, and forgive dr. kumar's bedside money. dna tests, she plans to say i'll do medical. gold prices soaring, your taxes following? we do the connecting. >> why gold could be-- an >> everywhere i turn people are talking about gold prices. why gold? >> gold, i should invest in gold. >> that's the sound of security. >> that's the sound of gold! [laughter] >> a

perry hall, edgewood with a few showers out there. across the south, we have a new round making its way along that line. ing see see few showers around cambridge. salisbury, heavier showers just off to the west. now let's switch it over and show you how this is all scattered around. clouds thicken up during the day. here's the second round making its way through. the winds have been out of the song east and that's feeding more moisture into the system. the dew point's in the low 60s. that's why if was muggy out there today. temperature-wise, i feel warm with the clouds in place. it's 69 degrees in baltimore. 68 in easton. we did manage a high of 79 degrees earlier today. it's above the averagep 76. we started out today at 66. we're still above that. tonight we're off a little bit and will not go up all that much. that's because it's going to be on top of us. you can see really dry air out to our west. this is the storm that's disconnecting itself from the jet stream. nothing really to push it along. with it along, we'll see a few roun

it carries us to a high in the 80s. 57 perry hall, 52 ellicott city, but checking in reisterstown, 68te highlighting high, thin clouds. overall, we expect another day will bring us sunshine. we'll go nor an afternoon high temperature of 86. follow the wake-up window this weekend. it will go the other direction. what direction are you going this morning and who will be battling you on the roads? here's kim brown with the latest on that. >> thanks, justin. we're still very light this morning. traffic is looking good around the beltway as we take a peek here at harford road. inner and outer loop looking good on both the east

secretary perry underscored the importance of treaty ratification to broader u.s. arms control objectives asserting," if we fail, to ratify this treaty, the united states will have forfeited any right to provide leadership in this field throughout the world." secretary schlesinger said," to fail to ratify the treaty and a two course of the senate deliberations would have a detrimental effect on our ability to influence others with regard to the nonproliferation issues." in my view as we carefully examine individual provisions of the treaty, the united states this choice to forgo its strategic nuclear arms control regime with russia would be an extremely precarious strategy. this would distance ourselves from nuclear engagement with russia and would greatly reduce our knowledge of what is happening in russia. and our ability to consult with moscow and a timely matter on nuclear and other national security issues. it would further strain our own defense resources, weaken our non-proliferation diplomacy worldwide, and potentially heightened arms competition. during th

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. >> eight governors, including republicans tim pawlenty and rick perry and democrats bill richardson and joe manchin, talk about job creation. live coverage as the u.s. chamber of commerce gets underway this morning at 9 a.m. eastern on c-span2.

. >> thank you, captain mike perry, reporting live. >>> now we're going to go to the weather center.s bob. >> some areas are still getting a few sprinkles. first of all let's take at those winds. they've been to the north- northeast. between here and 5,000 feet, we have a deck of a cloud. the east winds continue and they'll be with us tonight and tomorrow but they'll be very, very light. and because they are so light it's hard to get these clouds out of here. 77 right now, 78 in washington. a cooler 68 ocean city, winds right off the water there and 65 out in oakland. we have a lot of weather in the northern plains. some severe weather in the dakotas. very warm air, temperature at 70 degrees. it's much colder air coming down from western canada. snow again in the rockies and again tomorrow. for us, low pressure that came through the region this weekend has come down through the carolinas, you can see the winds continue to bring it from east to west rather than from west to east. plenty of clouds offshore. we still have clouds out here over delaware, sprinkles have popped up during th

. >> and chapel hill in perry hall. baltimore county. look who's in the 5th grade now.oe slatery and the coach and tony. hoping to graduate next year. okay, all right. oh, man, you ready to go, guys? >> they're ready, let me hear the magic words. >> cue it, melvin. >> hey, ron, where are you spending the weekend. hollywood palace, route 40. chapel hill elementary, stand by. [school singing manic monday] >>> i love that. >> i know what you're going to say. if i had to make a wager as to who would be in the five finalists -- >> yeah. >> las vegas is saying, hey, they're in. >> well, you guys did a great job, you're invited back to the meltdown in november. . congratulations. >> that was huge. that was great. >> they knocked it out of the park. all right, guys, great manic monday, we thank you guys. give me some of that money, i'm broke. >> thank you, give yourselves a big hand. >> chapel hill elementary. have a great day, see ya. >> you give that money back. >> that was great. >> you know, well, there's no way to tell. >> they're up there. they're up there. >> we'll write

governor rick perry visited with secretary napolitano this week.er the meeting, he said he had a real good feeling. he said that she gets it. if that bipartisanship could be achieved, you could solve all these impossible problems. i want to thank you very much for joining us. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> in a few moments, your calls and today's headlines on "washington journal." the house is in session at 10:00 eastern with live coverage here on c-span. we will focus on the oil spill and the gulf of mexico with the louisiana congressman. we'll be joined by to book authors. "washington journal" is next. . .

debbie if i may call you that why are you proposing a bill that governor rick perry opposes. >> he has said he opposes it. there are issues in it that we might need to look at and question. i would like to clarify something. i am not opposed and most folks were not opposed to immigration. this is the illegal immigration that we have a problem with. because we have got so many problems on the border with the drug cartels and the crime, the gangs it's like a war zone down there. i got to tell you it's something that absolutely has to be a drift. and this has nothing to do with race, it has everything to do with the safety and security for the folks of texas. that's what it's about. >> domingo pretty good racial profiling the 800 pound gorilla in the room. the violence in mexico i was in juarez not so long ago they have multiple murders every day phoenix the kidnapping capitol of the world because of the problems with the mexican drug cartels. there is a security issue is there not? >> there's a problem with the border that needs to be addressed. >> i apologize for being rude but let me a

captain mike perry with more from anne arundel cont i. county. mike? >> reporter: we're between 695, between 895 and route 2 in glen burnie, where a motorcycle has collided with a vehicle, causing substantial damage to the motorcycle. excuse me. and we believe fairly serious injury to the rider. as you can see, two medical units, pairmdzs and maryland state police are -- paramedics and maryland state police are block the right lanes. this is going to be on the outer loop of 695 at route 2, richie highway. expect delays as you come from baltimore county toward the key bridge. no word on the cause of this accident. back to you on tv hill. >> all right, captain mike. thank you. we'll continue to follow it. >>> and still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 5:00. moving closer to land. growing concern over that massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico. tonight, the latest on the effort to contain it. >>> i'm suzanne collins in sykesville. the residents of this town speak loud and clear about the decision to install speed cameras. they overturn that ordinance.

judge perry, if you go through co co col columb columbia, south carolina.he was a judge when he practiced law he had to sit in the balcony and wait for them to call, and that day they were naming the courthouse for him. he's on the district of south carolina. these are the people that never gave up on the faith and rule of law. and every time we make the bench and court more diverse, we increase the chances that voices can be heard, increased the idea that people believe they can be a part of it. that little boys and little girls may say one day i can sit there too. because the court i sit in. you realize the court billing, if you are in richmond come down, and i mean this. i would love to give you a personal tour. and the building was built in 1858, and if you know just a modicum, you know that when the federal government built that building it was confiscated by the confederacy, and jefferson davis, his office was in the building where i sit. can you imagine that, who would have thunk it. and i sit out and look on the fourth floor and the capitol that jef

for marla perry, it is morebr%mn she could bear.oes not want to rebuild here after losing so much. now the aftermath from a disaster that has affected thousands. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> lots of rain down that way. a dry weather pattern for our region, and even the next couple of affronts that tractor here will not produce a lot of rain. there is nothing on the almanac today as far as rain goes. 81 at the airport, 83 at the inner harbor. the normal high is only 71 degrees. the morning was cool and comfortable, 50 officially at the airport. tree pollen is still a problem. grass pollen is high as well. the total pollen count is very high. the front shows up to the north and west. this world clouds is the area of low pressure that is spinning its way into northwest wisconsin, pushing the front out ahead of it. not much activity south of the great lakes. as the system makes its approach to us late tonight and tomorrow morning, a lot of it will be headed to pennsylvania and upstate n

. >>> captain mike perry has more for us. >> we are at owing mills boulevard. a 16-year-old was hit by a car on red run boulevard south of owings mills. now a med evam -- med evac will transport that victim. baltimore police do have the right lane of red run boulevard closed south of owings mills as they continue their investigation. expect delays in the area. back to you. >> captain mike will continue to follow it. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news tonight, you front--- u 2 front man rushed to the hospital. >>> and i'll tell you how the federal government is encouraging people. that's coming up on wjz eyewitness news. eyewitness news. >>> and in the ,, qqó how many ways can you be comfortable? an energy efficient infinity air conditioner by carrier can save you up to 56% on your cooling costs, while also reducing your impact on the environment. which is better for where you live, and better for where we all live. turn to the experts during cool choices and get up to $1200 cash back on an infinity system by carrier. i think you might have hooked it up wrong, t

that is the leadership, tone and agenda that rick perry has said as governor.there a lot of lessons i think to be learned from a relative comparison between california and texas so i'm glad you have joined as rick and great job for the work you are doing in texas. from minnesota standpoint i would just say where i started, which is cause me to be competitive in minnesota has other advantage is that we can't be so smug about how special we think we are to price themselves out of the market. much of our workforce in the the state of minnesota is a little more diverse than perhaps other states who are not as reliant on one particular sector as some other state that i want to just emphasize that if you like dynamic solutions, if you like entrepreneurial spirit, if you like the ability for organizations to be a little smaller, a little more nimble, little more dynamic, many of the solutions have to be state driven. the 50 little republics as we started this out. i analogize it in my discussion, if you want the future to look like general motors in the 1970s, one-siz

better for banks and wall street and the did for american families produce still have more work to do perrywill have a final vote in the senate and house and the sun will iron out the devon's as between the two bills. there is no doubt that during that time the financial industry and the lobbyists will keep on fighting. i will insure that we arrive at a final product that is both effective and responsive, one that holds wall street to high standards of accountability and secure its financial stability while preserving the strength and crucial functions of a financial industry that is central to our prosperityqrouñ d their ilk -- and our ability to innovate and compete in the global economy. the goal is not to punish the bags. -- the banks. today's action was a major step forward. because of wall street reform will soon have in place the strongest consumer protection in history, if you've ever applied for a credit card, student loan, or a mortgage, you know the feeling of signing your name to pages you barely understand. is a big step for most families, one that is often filled with unnecess

. >> the amazing thing is i saw these guys play football in 1973 over towson u., we played perry hall and it was like old home week and you never thought you would get out of shape. you guys were in the prime of your life there. >> absolutely. we were very lean and always active, i played three different sports, football, basketball, lacrosse, kept working out throughout the year. and it was a religion to keep in shape. and again, once you're out in the real world and you sit behind a desk for a while and realize you don't have the time to get out and do as much working out that you used to and then you're 20 pounds heavier and then 30 pounds heavier and it sneaks up on you. >> and you take it for granted. towson university and semi proand baltimore eagles and you think i'm always going to be in shape and then life comes and you have family and work and then the next thing you know you're gaining weight and it just keeps coming. >> one of the best ways that it was illustrated was during our last week of workouts, tim decided to get us to carry around the weight we had lost in our hand

anybody and south carolina, go meet judge matthew perry.umbia, south carolina. it he practiced law, he had to be standing in the balcony and wait until the case was called. can you imagine? he had the courage to come down from the balcony, argue his case, and that day they were named the courthouse from the district of south carolina. these are the people never give up in the faith, the belief, the rule of law. every time we make the bench more diverse, we increase the chances, increase the chances that voices can be heard, increased the idea that people believed that to be part of this, that little boys and girls of all stripes might say one day, i can sit there, too. do you realize the court building -- if you are in richmond, call my chamber. i love to give you a personal tour. it was built in 1858. those who noticed a modicum of history, just a modicum, you know when the federal government built that building, it was confiscated by the foot confederacy and became the treasury of the confederacy, and jefferson davis, his office was in th

as do know, i've written and ioi know governor perry has asked secretary napolitano to proceedt withall dispatch to correct. at this point, were still waiting for the faa to issue a certificate of authorization because somehow they just have been issu able to do with that what c would consider to be a timelyon basis. can you tell me what the cbp has done to want a certificate of authorization is issued? first of all, let me ask you,ngc have you done anything tooura encourage the faa to ann i unchecked move on quickly and then i'd like you to tell usus what's cbp has done to preparee for the issuance of that cetifica certificate so we can get a likh drone like this in the sky as soon as possible over texas. >> senator cornyn, it did uav see a way that's under consideration by the faa has sense constr of common bias with regard to the coa covering west texas. there's another one that would cover actually the sixth uavwoul that we have come at the maritimes that would raise an se corpus. with regard to the land o predator, the west texas coa. it is my anders handing that the legal deadl

governor perry said that the oil spill was just an act of god. not to get my friend nick excited but this is going to come out in the governors' races as well. nick white was saying who can call this an act of god. >> we'll watch bp's role in the campaign. bp competing with wall street right now. the iranian president, ahmadinejad sat down for an interview with george stiff police. they went through questions about the nuclear programs. george asked him a question about osama bin laden. listen. >> is osama bin laden in tehran? >> your question is laughable. >> why? >> the u.s. government has invaded afghanistan in order to arrest bin laden. they probably know where he is. if they don't know where he is, why did they invade. first they invaded, then they try to find out where he is. is that logical. >> he went on to say in this interview, he heard that he was in d.c., because he had such good relationships with his partner, mr. bush. >> you know, i think it says it all, john, that it's laughable, right? this is the same guy that our president want

. >>> katie perry lit up the red carpet in manhattan. literally.the show in a dress lit from below with l.e.d. lights. it was made by a london based company. >>> at one danish hotel you don't have to sing for your supper. you can pedal for it. at the crown plaza copenhagen tours two exercise bikes hooked up to generators in the lobby. the guest who is pedal enough to produce at least 10 watts of electricity get a free meal worth about $44. the hotel manager says it's good for the environment and good for the guests' health. >>> if you like the smell of nice juicy hamburgers, maybe this one's for you. on sale at a white castle near you, a slider scented candle. the chain is selling the candle throughout may to commemorate national hamburger month. it benefits the charity autism speaks. if you burn it your husband might wonder why you're not cooking. down to the wire. i like beating that buzzer. >>> straight ahead, devastating flooding in tennessee has claimed more lives. we take you live to the flood zone for the latest on the severe weather after t

substance of what was passed, it is not just as we saw with marco rubio, conservative texas governor rick perry said this week, it would not be the right direction for texas. former florida governor jeb bush said, i don't think this is the proper approach. >> we have a federal system and conservatives believe in federalism and, the situation in arizona is different from texas or florida. but i think brit is right. the arizona law is well within the bounds of a reasonable effort to deal with something that is a real problem in arizona. phoenix now has one of the highest kidnapping ratios, in the world. and this has something to do with gangs, that smuggle illegal immigrants across the border and traffic in human beings, a terrible situation and the relaxed attitude, come on, grow up, we are a big country and we'll have tons of illegal immigrants, doesn't speak to the facts on the ground i don't think in arizona and the idea that you are supposed to tell the citizens, wait for us to deal with it at the federal level. they have been waiting and there is no federal bill. and the obama administratio

substance of what was passed, it is not just as we saw with marco rubio, conservative texas governor rick perry said this week, it would not be the right direction for texas. former florida governor jeb bush said, i don't think this is the proper approach. >> we have a federal system and conservatives believe in federalism and, the situation in arizona is different from texas or florida. but i think brit is right. the arizona law is well within the bounds of a reasonable effort to deal with something that is a real problem in arizona. phoenix now has one of the highest kidnapping ratios, in the world. and this has something to do with gangs, that smuggle illegal immigrants across the border and traffic in human beings, a terrible situation and the relaxed attitude, come on, grow up, we are a big country and we'll have tons of illegal immigrants, doesn't speak to the facts on the ground i don't think in arizona and the idea that you are supposed to tell the citizens, wait for us to deal with it at the federal level. they have been waiting and there is no federal bill. and the obama administratio

. -- rick perry is against it.someone who advocated secession is against your bill, that tells you something. guest: rick perry did not advocate the session. at least 70% of arizonans absolutely support and likely conceded his opposition to the wind. had he supported the bill, you would have gone to the primary and lost. if gov. brewer wins the primary, i believe she will sell only to feed the attorney general goddard. host: california has a gubernatorial race, tara from daly city, hello. caller: i have a question for mr. ayers. gov. schwarzenegger has not been particularly successful and has been keeping a low profile lately. i'm wondering if he is thinking about switching parties. also, is mr. poizner or ms. whitman going to have to run to the right of mr. schwarzenegger if they hope to turn out to the republican vote. -- the republican vote? host: do you think that they should run to the right? caller: yes, they should. i am running to the right of governor schwarzenegger, so i think that they should do the same

governor perry you raised it. markell in addition to texas being called it out as a leader in this area you all in delaware, you want to speak to that or any of you who want to speak to your foreign investment or trade strategies? and then i'm going to ask tom what all we do to promote trade. >> well, first, i think it does start with having the right overall environment for business generally and i talked about that earlier. putting ourselves in the shoes of the people who create the jobs and the prosperity in the first place. i think for the most part i think it also means not being too industry specific. i came out of the technology industry and my experience even the best venture capitalists make a ton of mistakes when they try to pick a winning industry and a winning company and i think those decisions are more difficult when they are put in the hands of people who are not trained to make those decisions. what we want to do is create an overall environment where entrepreneurs and businesses of all kinds of in

incarcerated country in the world, rotation and parole reform signed reluctantly by governor rick perryhas contributed a slight decline in the state in a population for the first time since 1969. and at the federal level, the trend is also toward mitigation. president obama is expected this month to sign breakthrough legislation to reduce if not eliminate the racially divisive sentencing disparities between crack and powder cocaine, which has jim crow to the drug war to an extraordinary extent. virginia senator jim webb has introduced the national criminal justice criminal act which is not amended beyond recognition will launch the most ambitious policy investigation of america's criminal justice system from arrest to reentry since the johnson administration. all of these steps i think showed genuine promise, but after four years of boring on crime and building prisons much more on a modest budget driven reforms will be required to significantly reduce racial disparities in criminal justice and to downsize the world's largest penal systems. to get smart on crime as they're just tough on

>> it seems a strange -- >> it's the tyler perry in me. >> tyler perry in you. >> my mom joined the reds around. then when i came back to the states, my mother had joined them. i thought, maybe there was something here. >> and the book's a little serious. it does have humor in it. but it seems a little different take for you, right? >> yeah. it's a little different take. but it's -- it's a character exploration. you know, the character starts off like homey the clown. then she ends up loving herself. it's about a woman who has to forgive herself in order to find love. >> i'll tell you what, she's got forgiveness for. right here. a little excerpt i'd like to read. it's good for you. james gently pulled her toward his waiting lips. their tongues danced slowly, both kept their eyes open gazing at the lust reflected in the mirrors to their souls. whoa. i mean, i smell a pulitzer or something. i've been to the red ladies -- the red hat society ladies' meetings. nothing like that ever goes on with those ladies that i know of. >> it's life after 50 is what it's really saying. you know, i think

. >> este es un problema estatal asegura el gobernador de texas, perry, quiÉn en esta semana se reuniÓ onda qué pasa por allÁ. cuÉntamelo todo. >> nos encontramos a paquita la del barrio en el aeropuerto rumbo la uniÓn americana iba feliz y contenta. porque va a alternar el escenario con rivera. cuestionada por lo que pasa con su hermana violadora. esta relaciÓn bastante, bastante intensa que tienen las hermanas. y ahora viola dice que paquita la del barrio le hace bluÑeriaÁ. >> y referente a estas acusiones escuchamos. >> me muero de risa. no me interesa. yo sÉ que estoy perfectamente limpia. y ademÁs, no... ya no quiero hablar. [risas] >> de dÓnde habrÁn salido estas declaraciones? >> no, hombre. ya eso es todo! [risas] >> quÉ bueno que lo tome con optimismo. >> ya, ya. ya. >> para nada. no. esto sÍ me causa risa, lo demÁs no me causÓ risa, no para nada. pero ya no saben quÉ sacar. pÓnganse a trabajar! si me estÁn viendo! báÑense! (pii) >> quÉ boquita! >> no hace brujerÍa pero quÉ boquita tiene nuestra querida paquita. [risas] >> asÍ se estaba riendo! >> verdad. >> en espaÑa estÁ la

. -- rick perry is against it.f someone who advocated cession iagainst your bill, that tells you something. guest: rick perry did not advocate the session. at least 70% of arizonans absolutely support and likely conced his opposition to the wind. had he supported the bill, you would have gone to the primary and lost. if gov. brewer wins the primary, i believe she will sell only to feed the attorney general goddard. host: california has a gubernatorial race, tara from daly city, hello. caller: i have a question for mr. ayers. gov. schwarzenegger has not been paicularly successful and has been keeping a low profile lately. i'm wondering if he is thinking about switching parties. also, is mr. poizner or ms. whitman going to have to runo the right of mr. schwarzenegger if they hope to turn out to the republican vote. -- the republican vote? host: do you think that they should run to the right? caller: yes, they should. i am running to the right of governor schwarzenegger, so i think that they should do the same. guest:

and perry gets the loss after uncorking that wild pitch. >> early in the night, magic took care of gameorters from orlando. >> it was kind of he didn't go away from the double team a little bit, and he was able to go one-on-one. but doing so under control. that was the key for him. just being under control. he did a phenomenal job of that. he won the double team. passed out of the double team with confidence. >> >> started out slow, but came on in the second half. what was the difference? >> just keep winning. keep attacking. got more comfortable with what they were trying to do in the second half and where they were playing. so once i took my time and shot my shots with confidence. i got myself going. >> not having to play in the fourth quarter. not having to play real strenuous minutes tonight, is that at all a benefit? >> i think it's a testament to our level of focus. you know, it's easy on get so there was a significant investment in the recovery act into the workforce and particularly into the primary care workforce. and it's not just for doc tourist, but nurses, nurse practitione

>> my name is richard perry. i'm money manager in new york. my question is for you, ron. during the financial crisis, one of the things you mentioned potentially the governments around the world save 20 million jobs. one of the places u.s. saved many jobs was in the auto industry. two of the big three were nationalized. in order for that nationalization to take place the government mandated not to plans which the original ceo's offered but they said, we are going to demand very carry pass through labor rates with the rest of the world. why did it take that nationalization for us to become competitive with the rest of the world? and are there any other situations that are going around in labor unions today to say, let's avoid the next nationalization. let's us be more progressive in terms of saying how do we become competitive with the rest of the world so we don't have to go through a general motors bankdk a chrysler bankruptcy or some of the disruption that we just went through? >> i don't think i sharry your premise that it was workers who had to be threatened with nati