the piggy bank. you know where the boxes and the churches collect money? yeah. this is the original he here. yeah. >> (speaking spanish) (laughing) (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called c carete and with the right hand and the left hand and open and shuts in a rhythmic time. >> (speaking spanish). >> so this instrument is called sen sero but it's actually a cow bell. >> (moo). >> it was made out of material. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the african and any instrument that create a rhythm or a sound will become an instrument. (speaking spanish) (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are the spanish influences. >> (speaking spanish). >> they adapted to the style of this type of music (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are just simple spoons, kitchen spoons. (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and here we have our principle instrument. >> (speaking spanish). >> the name of this instrument is called cajon. >> (speaking spanish). >> in certain places in africa this instrumentality existed. >> (speaking spanish). >> and the percussionis

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do not consider social security a piggy bank for giving tax cuts to the wealthiest people in our country. we are not going to balance the budget on the backs of american seniors, women and people with disabilities. >> and that is exactly what the polls are saying. independent senator bernie sanders spoke with me earlier today on our radio show. he's not happy about this, and after the radio interview, sanders went to the senate floor to deliver this very clear message to the president. >> when president obama ran for the presidency in 2008, he was a strong advocate of social security. made it very clear to the american people that he was not going to cut benefits. the american people expect the president of the united states to keep his word. >> sanders is spot on. senator obama made this promise when he was criticizing john mccain back in september of 2008. >> but john mccain's campaign has gone even further, suggesting that the best answer for the growing pressures on social security might be the cost of living adjustments or raise the retirement age. now, let me be clear. i will not d

the piggy bank. you know where the boxes and the churches collect money? yeah. this is the original he here. yeah. >> (speaking spanish) (laughing) (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called c carete and with the right hand and the left hand and open and shuts in a rhythmic time. >> (speaking spanish). >> so this instrument is called sen

when i was leaving a fourth grader looked me in the eye and said, i have a piggy bank at home and i will help you raise money for the school in pakistan. i didn't think anything of it. 6 weeks later the school is raised 65,000 penes. >> main stage's loud efts performance was about bief the detroit native high strung. they had an energyic performance. the concert was a plash back to the kinks and the who and tv shows like hala blue. ladies and gentlemen. the high strung. [music] >> hope you enjoyed this look back at some of the entertaining guests that graced the stage of the main library. you can watch more highlights from main stage on you tube and new episodes on sfg. org. watch for more readings, speakers and performances during the next year. we leave you with a bonus performance from the high strung. and a thank you to everybody that made the last season possible. [applause]

and the costs and county and state are angry because we feel like they use us as a piggy bank. >> mayor jean kwon closed a budget gap. today, she needs to find more than $1.4 million on top that have. >> this will be more job autos this is a list of some of the local cities and towns and what the fee will take away from their funds. money spent on police and fire protection. now, that money is not coming in. and for oakland, they learn to love pot holes in the streets. >> mean morz pot holes and not going to be able to return and increase police force quickly. and this is is a big hit to the general fund. >> oakland was not the hardest hit. san jose losing almost $4 million from a general fund. the city manager told us san jose will deal with the added difference at the end of this year. >> thank you. and residents are facing a future with fewer firefighters and less equipment. today marks the start of the fiscal year. station 29 is one of two praiting at half capacity. >> we're collecting -- expecting delayed response time. meaning if you have a fire at your house, it will probably get

. >> do not consider social security a piggy bank forgiving cuts to the wealthyest. you're not going balance the budget on backs of seniors and people with disability autos we believe comprehensive tax reform would make america more competitive. help create jobs in the country. it's something that is under kux. >> congress faces a deadline to discuss whether to raise the debt limit. >> appears job market can be recovering faster, a report released today by the payroll processor adp says the private sector added 157,000 jobs in june, that is more than double the number they'd forecast. it's higher than 36,000 jobs that adp says employers added in pay. and also, applications for unemployment benefits reached a low. dozens of people at a job fair in oakland bringing together a number of companies looking to hire workers. and organizers made available health services for attendees as well as mental health services. >> city of oakland is in trouble. it's up to us as leaders to provide services. >> oakland unemployment rate is above 15%. >> and picasso snatched off the wal

. >> do not consider social security a piggy bank for giving tax cuts to the wealthiest people in our country. >> reporter: but budget expert david walker says social security is the easy part. >> in basketball terms, it's like a lay-up. on the other hand, medicare, medicaid and our broader health care challenges are more like a three-point play from underneath the opponent's basket. >> reporter: now the people around this table, eight congressional leaders, the president, vice president and a handful of white house officials led by chief of staff william daley have to reach a deal or risk sending the economy plunging back into a second deep recession. the key relationship is between the president and house republican speaker john boehner. sources say the two men have had a series of private discussions on the debt deal that began nearly three weeks ago during a round of golf. the next step is that over the next two days white house and congressional staff members will put together specific proposals to cut up to $4 trillion in debt over the next decade. then on sunday the president a

. >> do not consider social security, a piggy bank for giving tax cuts to the wealthiest people in our reporter: >> the president is pushing for a deficit reduction plan that would require spending reductions for entitlement plans like social security and pension plans. if a deal is not reached by august 2nd the u.s. could default on its loans for the first time in history. >>> well summertime is rock fish season and business is booming on the party boats that take anglers out to catch them. there are plenty of varieties but some species have been over fished and they are illegal to catch. ironically though as elizabeth cook found out the rules aimed at protecting them are killing them instead. >> reporter: brent hoover loves to fish. he caught everything from you the rad a to due rang ga but on one recent charter boat. >> there was probably 20 or 30 people on the boot. >> reporter: he noted two protected species, the kakha naturey and yellow-eyed rock fish were dying, even though fishermen were doing the right thing by throwing them back in. >> they can't get back from down on the sur

. >> do not consider social security a piggy bank for giving tax cuts to the wealthiest people in our country. >> reporter: but budget expert david walker says social security is the easy part. >> in basketball terms, it's like a layup. on the other hand, medicare, medicaid and our broader health care challenges are more like a three-point play from underneath the opponent's basket. >> reporter: now the people around this table-- eight congressional leaders, the president, vice president, and a handful of white house officials led by chief of staff william daley-- have to reach a deal or risk sending the economy plunging back into a second deep recession. the key relationship is between the president and house republican speaker john boehner. sources say the two men have had a series of private discussions on the debt deal that began nearly three weeks ago during a round of golf. scott, the next step is that over the next two days, white house and congressional staff members will put together specific proposals to cut up to $4 trillion over the next decade. then on sunday, the preside

piggy bank for giving tax cuts to the wealthiest people in our country.are not going to balance the budget on the back of america seniors, women, people with disability. >> we believe that comprehensive tax rae form both at corporate side and personal side would make america more competitive health create jobs good in our country and something that is under discussion. >>reporter: congress faces august 2nd deadline to decide whether to raise the debt limit. >>> proposed merger between at&t and t mobile drawing criticism from several california utility groups. p uc is investigating the merger and affects on the economy. it held the first public hearing today. at&t california president held a news conference to discuss the benefits of the merger for the state. >> we believe that the merger has sal win-win for california. i think it is going to provide certainly jobs, investment and new technology. >> we are very concerned that the lack of competition is going to mean only one thing to consumer and that is prices are on a steady sky rocket up. >>reporter: ca

do not consider social security a piggy bank for tax cuts. the backs of american seniors and people with disabilities. >> you said we are going have a deal, but not a good one. when you hear speaker boehner say it's 50/50 then you hear nancy pelosi, is it possible there's not a deal? >> there will be a deal. when you speak to the congressional offices of the democrats, they have no idea what is dpoung on. they are not partied by this. this is a deal by obama and the republicans like the deal struck in november. the democrats will swallow it. in the end they are going to do what congresswoman pelosi said would not be done. they are going to cut benefits for the poorest people. we are going to see cuts in social security because of the non-indexing of the cost of living. we are going to freeze spending in areas where we would create jobs. it's going to be a lousy deal, it's not operating with the democrats. that's what they are telling the president. >> is that quha you are hearing, ezra? >> basically, it's true. >> it's depressing. >> i don't

. >> do not consider social security a piggy bank for giving tax cults to the wealthiest people in our country. we are not going to balance the country on the backs of america's senior, women and people with disability. >> reporter: san jose representatives lockrhin said any savings found in medicaid and social security should be put back into those programs for the needy. >>> senator dianne feinstein announced today she has reached a deal with two states. the proposal would end a 20% tax credit on ethenol. it also eliminating a tariff on ethenol imports. senators from south dakota and south dakota help craft the compromise. the measure would reduce the u.s. deficit by $1.3 billion. senator feinstein today also took steps to stop criminals who prey on immigrants. feinstein says so called immigration experts charge high fees to obtain work permits or permanent immigration status but never file any paper work. senator feinstein said these scams dampen the hopes and dreams of many immigrants and deplete their hard earned savings. >>>-- a tour of foreclosed properties they say have been ne

. >> this was your piggy bank.uild your economy beyond oil, and now most of it appears to have been frozen by foreign government. >> there is a request by the -- this temporary consul larkt benghazi, that they should be allowed to use the frozen funds if you are freezing. funds for the country. then you can't confiscate it. >> once again, ivan watson in tripoli with libya's finance minister. let's take a look at some of the other headlines impacting the region this past week. dubai's leader has appointed a new governor for the dubai international financial center. the emirates banking has taken over the reins right away. >>> egypt this week successfully got back into the international bond market for the first time since the revolution earlier this year. egypts ministry of finance raised over half a billion dollars by selling two-year notes. the coupon rate was 112.1%. for more about the program visit our website, cnn.com/mme or send your e-mail to us. check out arabic.cnn.com/mme. that's it for this edition of cnn

. >> do not consider social security a piggy bank forgiving tax cuts to wealthyest people in the country. >> and staffers are going work throughout the weekend. another meeting set for sunday. coming up at 6:00 abc 7's political analyst looks at likely winners and losers in this political struger. >> when republican triesed to private ties social security, that really hurt them. what are they going after this time? >> what they'd like to do is see major cuts in social security. what is being talked about is not really a cut. it's a reduction anyone crease. you know, with the consumer price index? the way the government determine whatz rate is inflation s they're talking about wiging that number so increases don't go up as fast as they might otherwise. and that result in a cut to ben fights if the president makes this deal, what is the probable impact on the presidential race? >> going to hurt him with his face. -- base. on the republican side if they have to raise taxes in any form that is going cut into their base. i think it serves the president if a portion of the country, maybe left

. >> senator mccain said that a lot on the campaign trail taking a sledge ma'amer to the piggy banksr kids. >> he did. he lost the youth vote by -- >> 32 points. >> he's so young. >> reagan wasn't young either he won the youth vote in 84. >> what was the difference? >> loo let's go back to where w started. i think he is surging in part because she is an anti politician. the youth is more sceptical than any other group saying washington isn't rooted in the same thing it's a disz dane older people are feeling. that's a history of walking scandals like watergate and whatnot. the youth are disinterested in washington because they look impotent. they can't get along. they haven't delivered anything for them. they are simply write riding these programs into the ground. >> he is right. i think john mccain suffered from republican brand damage. if you have to characterize them they are not part of an id ideo. he delivered a promise of improving beyond partisanshpart. >> now he has a record to run. >> thriller 18 acres and american individualism which talks about everything else. >> how a new

for african-americans and latinos as well, you know, the home was basically the piggy bank, where youested all your money in the hopes of one day selling that house and maybe retire or do something else. that's where you put all of your money for hope for wealth generation, as mara pointed out in our synopsis of the report whether the housing bubble burst, so did the hopes and dreams of families across the country. >> mara, how do we fit the gop and the safety net, the whole policy fight in the middle of this? >> i think it sos more starkly, and this is not the first time we've seen indicators like this. four closure rates, all those things, that communities were hit much harder than white communities, but we're seeing how hard this plays out. this is something that plays out on a much longer term, that affects potential one's children and grandchildren. >> generational. >> so it shows how much more on the margins these communities are living. >> jonathan, when you deal with the house been bubble bursting, you also said you have to deal with any number of studies that showed that blac

>>> do not consider social security a piggy bank for giving tax cuts to the peal jiest people in ourountry. house democrats are not supporting any cuts in benefits for social security or medicare. >> how high nort leader nancy pelosi talking earlier to about the social security is now m play in these debt talks. let's get some reaction from the white house. join meg now is gene sperling, director of the president national council. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> the president met with speaker boehner. he is ske scheduled to meet one on one with ms. pelosi. he is trying to deal with a very serious problem. how did it go today and how serious is the dilemma the president is in? >> well, the dilemat president is facing is very serious. he inherited a deficit. he understands to give congress the confidence to vote for increasing the debt limit and insure our country doesn't default for the first time, we have the challenge to bring it down, give companies confidence, jobs? our country and do so in way that is consistent with our values. that means to do it in way

this is a publicly traded company, and murdoch acts like it's his own personal piggy bank. >> do youomorrow's testimony is huge for murdoch to stay in that position of ceo? >> well, you know, it's as interesting a day of television at least in anticipation as we will have seen in a while. he has the board of directors stacked and people he put on it. he has a huge number of shares in the company, so i don't see at least at the moment a legitimate way to be taken out of that position. who would have thought we'd be here today, ed, just a few days ago. the momentum is extraordinary. >> no doubt. good to have you with us tonight. thank you. presidential candidate herman cain said he wouldn't put muslims in his cabinet and said he would but only if they took a loyalty oath. now he's saying islam is not protected by the first amendm t amendment. that's next. never goes unnoticed. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? ben and his family live on this block. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. re/max agents know their markets, and they care en

. >> do not consider social security a piggy bank for giving tax cuts for giving tax cuts to the healthieste in our country. we are not going to balance the budget on the backs of america's seniors, women and people with disabilities. >> the house minority leader speaking. the question might be as she and other leaders get together and talk about solutions, will those solutions be a deal that trank and file can and will approve? >> i think so. ink the president shares with us the desire to not balance the budget on the backs of the elderly, and the disabled. and to have the wealthiest and most successful pay their fair share. he's up against a lot of republicans who feel exactly the opposite. but this president has led before. i think he'll lead again. i think i have a high degree of confidence that we will have an agreement that helps put the economy back on track by assuring employers and investors of a stable rate climate. >> there's the flip side that's jobs which definitely input into that great debate. you've seen the numbers today. i want to show you a little bit what was discuss on

do not consider social security a piggy bank for giving tax cuts to the wealthiest people in our country not going to balance the budget on the backs of america's seniors, women, and people with disabilities. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was house democratic leader nancy pelosi on thursday. here's house speaker john boehner today. let's listen. >> there is no agreement in private or in public, and as the president said yesterday, we are this far apart. it's not like there's some eminent deal about to happen. there are serious disagreements about how to deal with this serious problem. >> how far apart are they? are the democrats worried president obama will give away too much to get a deal? mr. leader, you have a tough job. i don't know how you're getting through this. i really mean this. i've heard a report today there's going to be some kind of effort to look at changes down the road that we can't cut taxes or rather raise taxes right now. we can't cut benefits right now because of the economy being so precarious. does that mean we're going to have to push the big changes to deal

do not consider social security a piggy bank for giving tax cuts to the wealthiest people in our countryouch medicare, medicaid and social security. >> so what's the reality behind all threat rick? and how close or far from a deal are they really. let's talk to chief white house correspondent jessica yellin and senior political analyst david gergen. jessica, what is the latest on where things stand tonight? >> reporter: the president tomorrow is going to meet with house my known leader nancy pelosi to address some of the democratic concerns about where things stand. meantime, the staffs from the various congressional offices are working with white house staff over the next 48 plus hours to see if they can cobble together a deal ahead of this sunday meeting. during this meeting that happened today, the president did two big things. one, he unequivocally ruled auto short term deal. he said no way is he going to sign any small debt ceiling increase. he has to have a deal that goes through 2012. secondly, he laid out the terms that he'd like a deal, the deal that they're discussing up until

. >> do not consider social security a piggy bank for giving tax cuts to the wealthiest people in ourry. >> the president pushing for a deficit reduction plan that would require spending reductions from medicare and social security. if a deal isn't reached by the deadline, the u.s. could default on its loans for the first time in history. >>> time now is about 10 minutes shy of 6:00. and maria shriver's pricy new digs. the new move keeping her close to arnold. >> plus, counting down to william and kate's big arrive here in california. the royal welcome for the royal couple and a look at their schedule. we'll be right back. is alcohol-free and has fluoride to strengthen teeth. caught their art thief. they arrested mark lugo of new jersey yesterday. he's accused >>> san francisco police say they caught their art thief. there he is. they arrested mark lugo of new jersey yesterday accused of steal a picasso from a union square art gallery. surveillance video helped identify him. lugo has worked at high-end restaurants in new york city. the picasso sketch was recovered. it had been packed

. >> do not consider social security a piggy bank for giving tax cuts to the wealthiest people in our country. >>> and the last shuttle flight, as it roars into space, it leaves behind one small american town and a love affair 30 years in the making. >>> then, he's conducted over 40,000 interview interviews, on first-name basis with everybody, including a wizard named harry. that rhymes with larry. e.d. hill talks with the king, live. >>> we have so much going on tonight. but let's get back to our top story first, because it's impossible to overstate the impact of this. this is the most widely read english newspaper on the planet, and it's under the leadership of an american media tycoon, and now it is publishing its last page on sunday, going out of business after more than a century. a newspaper that lived by scandal now dies by it. cnn's richard quest has been covering the story from london. i spoke to him about the latest developments a short time ago. richard, what is the sense on the street there among people? is this the murdoch family finally doing the right thing or simply sa

we are -- not only are we taking a sledge hammer to our kids piggy banks we are taking a bulldozer ton and their future opportunity and that is why this matters. we get this right now. and that is why the president shut should have led. >> let me say this to you, the president has been leading and the president has been trying to engage in serious negotiation. when you talk about the size ofrg of government government spending let me remind you taxes at the country at a 60 year low in terms of gdp. secondly, the country is growing. we have more people on entitlements than ever. aging population there will be increased spending and we have to provide for the people that paid into the system. >> sean: every person watching this program all around the world who watch this program and watch the fox news channel if they fell short of money and i told them they have to freeze spending for six years and cut 1% a year do how to thin you ts possible? >> your family and my family as fortunate as we are in my family we don't print money in my household. we don't have bonds to issue and get capit

tell your constituents exactly what this is going to mean for them and their pocket book and their piggy bankw do you explain that. >> so congresswoman borger, you go home to your district and you meet the happy family. they're not as happy as they normally are. why? when you apply all those cuts that you have to look at. the thing to make the tough choices on. you'll find some tough thing. here's one of the first things. if we go to default, interest rates will rise. that's one of the predictions. and credit restrictions will be greater. if they're trying to buy a house or anything to do with interest, which is an awful lot of things, they'll see some different costs. they'll find the cars they're buying, cars or stereos or ipads, those could very well be more expensive. all those companies are having to pay more interest. because they have to pay more interest, they have to have somebody else pay for it. so they'll put it into their product themselves won't have any choice. individually though. look at these constituents. what about mom? let's say that mom is a government employee. well, sh