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a new bill that could limit the loans you take from your 140ek pla 14k pla 401(k) plan. >>> first the he'll meet with tornado victims and deliver brief remarks at a memorial service at missouri southern university. this as the number of dead rises to 142. the city is observing a moment of silence at the exact time one week ago when the tornado plowed a mile and a half path through joplin. >>> live now to our paul vercammen in joplin. what is the significance of the president's visit to the people who are there? >> reporter: first and foremost many people are looking for as you said the president to deliver words of comfort at a time when the city of 50,000 is hurting so much. officials and the townspeople want the federal government to step in as much as it possibly can to rebuild joplin. there'sen utter devastation, about a third of the city hit by the tornado. when the president speaks at the local university tonight it will be something infused with local clergy. just downed road there's st. paul's methodist church. the message will be delivered down there. also is st. mary's catho

so there's a real point of concern here, as you go forward, that as the debt pla playout occurs here and the risk of a restructuring increases you have to wonder about the impact on european financial institutions. >> susie: all right. and all that has an impact on the global economy. thank you so much scott for coming on the program tonight. >> thank you very much. >> susie: we've been speaking with scott macdonald, head of economic research at aladdin capital. >> tom: president obama today laid out his vision for the middle east. the most controversial call-- for israel to return to its 1967 borders in exchange for peace. the president also wants to give the region an economic boost, saying the best way to bring democracy is to bring prosperity. darren gersh reports. >> reporter: the arab spring was not just a political revolution; the president says the protests across the region were also driven by people concerned about putting food on their tables. that economic concern will have to be addressed, the president says, if the transition to democracy in the middle east is to succee

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. >>> this saturduefa will be pla saturday at wembley stadium.cloud is threaten to disrupt european air travel this week. barcelona ruled out the possibility of postponing the game saying they'll fly on tuesday, two days ahead of schedule, if that is necessary. the problem won't then be as much for the team as it will be for the fans hoping to travel to watch the game. 12,000 barcelona fans are scheduled to head to london saturday after. the match is a repeat of the 2009 final in rome, which barca won 2-0. the manager is trying to take the pressure away from his team. >> we are competitive. necessity are a strong team. they can make four, five lineups without problems and four, five lineups are always competitive. so, it's one of the best teams of the world. just this year, you know, the last five, ten, 15 years. >> he actually said after that that everything, absolutely everything about manchester united scares him. >> kate giles, thank you. >>> look out, here it comes. more on that ash cloud that is now heading for britain and mainland europe.

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>> how do i ex pla init?by thepz and they came up with the story they wanted to come up with. >> did you kill your wife? >> no, i did not. i couldn't hurt sarah emotionally yet alone physically. >> but prosecutors say they're certain of his guilt. >> do you believe that he actually did this thing? >> absolutely. >> of course. >> she was murdered. >> widmer's defense team stands behind him 100%. >> absolutely believe him. no doubt in my mind. >> and he's appealing. >> i'm going to fight this until it's made right. >> but whatever happened that evening and it will be argued both ways for years to come, ryan widmer won't appear before a parole board for more than 14 years. >> this has been a very big case throughout ohio, the greater cincinnati area, thomas. i think a lot of people are going to be surprised to realize that ryan widmer is in a relationship with a new woman also named sarah and they together have a son who is going to be a year old this summer. that's tonight in our two-hour broadcast. >> i think

you're going town veil a very special pla. explain what this map means. >> this is our new map of those landslides that moved down and caused so much damage. >> reporter: this map really is going to tell folks from now on where the areas, according to rock strength and slope as you were explaining earlier, the areas that are more susceptible. >> these are the places that are more likely to have landslides. we've taken our state geological map and applied a rock strength and compared that to how steep the slopes are. >> reporter: how excited are you that you're able to get all this information in one comprehensive map. >> this is the most detailed map we've been able to do for the whole state. we can make a number of good valuable products. >> reporter: and that's going to be a very important thing. chris wales is a geologist. this morning they will be unveiling a special map to detail those areas more susceptible to landslides. reporting live. back to you. >>> we are minutes away from a major policy speak from president obama.

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a man who was in handcuffs when he was taken off a pla >>> good morning. it is 7:25.some news headlines. i'm frank mallicoat. >>> a man who was in handcuffs when he was taken off a plane at sfo goes before a federal magistrate in san francisco in about two hours from now. 28-year-old rageit almurisi from vallejo was arrested for trying to break into the cockpit on a flight from chicago sunday night. his cousin says the suspect is not a terrorist. >>> nurses back at work at children's hospital oakland this morning after ending a five-day strike. the strike was called to protest proposed changes in the nurses' health benefits. nurses have had no contract since last july. no new talks are schedule. >>> arnold schwarzenegger and his wife are splitting up. he put out a statement last night confirming their separation. they have been married for 25 years. they say they will continue to parent their four children together. >>> traffic and weather around the bay area in just a moment. stay with us. ,, we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've

in particular, i would like to thank deputy chief of the pla general measuring a for -- ma for being here with us for these important discussions. we are also working to build greater understanding and trust between our citizens and to foster stronger ties between our students, our businesses and our communities, expanding on the consultations that were held here in washington last month. that includes the 100,000-strong program. this is a program to boost education aleck changes and to -- educational exchanges and to create new links between entrepreneurs and investors. i'm looking forward to lunching with business leaders from both of our countries. we're also emphasizing programs to connect women leaders and a new initiative to bring together state and provincial officials. and, of course, we want to continue our strong people-to-people diplomacy. building mutual trust and respect will help us to solve shared problems. we both have a great stake in curbing climate change and charting a clean and secure energy future. we both care about promoting responsible and sustainable develop

. >> of the pla chief is in d.c. this week and he's supposed to meet cicatrix clinton. do you have any information about their meeting and what issues they are going to raise? >> i don't. i will address it as it gets in your -- near. >> you have any comment on the acquittal of knesset luis posada carilles occurred cubin diane texas? >> we don't discuss extradition matters. who is this guy again? >> [inaudible] >> are you saying that it's not -- [inaudible] >> i feel like i'm playing charades here. i think i will go back to what i said before which is we have legal experts addressing these issues. >> in other words it's not clear what the status is? >> again, these issues are often complex and require a fair -- >> i thought they were fairly cut and dried. >> at least they usually are when they are american diplomats who are claiming diplomatic immunity. they are very cut and dry. >> you people -- you don't -- >> that's not necessarily true. we always need to confirm, and then when we speak, we speak with confidence, but -- >> well, would you -- i mean, if bob zoellick fo

the headline on that is "republicans split s toomey pla avoidsn -- world republican split" host caller: now they're talking about pushing out the age, which they have party pushed out to 65 or 67. there needs to be a bill passed. from what i understand, there's no law that keeps the government from going to the social security trust fund and using that money like they have over the years. they have used something like $4 trillion out of our social security trust fund. it needs to be put back. nobody ever talks about putting the money back into the trust fund that has been borrowed from us. innings to go back on the trust fund and there would be no problem with -- it needs to go back into the trust fund and there would be no problem with social security. just go after all this fraudulent claims. that will make up any money they need in medicare. host: this is "the washington post" this morning. "bair plans to leave her post." also this morning, the front page of "the wall street journal" this morning has the story. host: also, some of you might be interested in this headline this mornin

last year alone the plaed parenthood federation of america collected more than 360 million taxpayer funded dollars. because all money is functionible when taxpayers pay an organization like planned parenthood, millions of dollars, we cannot help but empower and prote all of that organization's activities. tax-paying americans are fed up. they are tired of their hard earned money being spent on supporting and promoting the abortion industry. under h.r. 3, federal funds will be prohibited for elective abortion coverage through any program in the u.s. department of health and human services. the legislation prevents funding for abortion as a method of family planning overseas, prohibits funding for elective abortion coverage for federal employees, and prevents taxpayer funding abortions in washington, d.c. importantly h.r. 3 would also protect the conscious drin health care providers from being forced by the government to participate in abortions. the conscience clause is critically needed in order to protect health care providers who do not want to take part in the abortion business. without

host: reid set to force a vote on gop medicare pla set to vote next week on paul line that a budget butthis a smart political move? guest: it looks good today, but you've got to look ahead in politics. it is not where you are today. wayne gtzky used to say he was great because he skated where the puck was going to be and not where it was. reid and the democrats are skating where the puck is and that is trying to scare seniors. it has traditionally worked for both pties. but the debt issue is so overwhelming something is going to have to be done about medicare. what ever you. rtyan's plan, at least republic -- whatever you think about ryan's plan at least a republican the stepped up. i think a year from now, io not think medicare will go unscathed. host: tom davis served as congressman from 11th district of virginia, republican congressman. he was chairman of the national republican good rational committee from 1998 until 2002. he is here to talk about the 2012 elections and republicans at this point. 202 is the area code -- please allow 30 days between calls and you can send a tweet --

. >> i think that if you look at where the middle class lies, you'll get a lot of different ek pla nations. we've had people argue that we drew the line too low. if you look at the tax brackets, 250 is the dividing line between the top bracket and the bracket below it. we said it was not necessary to raise taxes, to keep it in the top tax bracket. also by accomplishing zlr 4 billion of deficit reduction we showed you don't need to raise taxes on people below $250,000. so we're obviously a long ways off from get iting a bipartisan agreement for the future tax break of the country. we made itlear that shared sacrifice mean people cky enough to be in the top tax brak have to bear part of the burden. the cuts we're mang on the spending side fall disproportionately on people below that. so it's not a question of who are good people and who are bad people. the president was quite careful when he made his remarks six weeks ago at george washington university to make it clear that this was a question about everything being on the table so that we have the kinds of choices that can be balanced, and

are different kinds of trigger mechanisms, radio controlled blasts, blasts te,ggered by a pressure pland some are even triggered by a trip wire being that goes across the road. this was probably pressure plate and probably not an old artillery shell because those are the easiest to detect. being made of metal, you can use an old-style metal detector to detect them, but this was not detected. it might have been fertilizer pact on plastic or wood with a te.ssure playe i think that is likely because it struck the first vehicle in the convoy. in considering it after the fact, the bomb had likely been there for some time. . someone triggered -- someone tipped off the taliban. they heard we were in town and someone drove out there on his motorcycle and prepped the bomb and then abandon his motorcycle and went somewhere to watch. these days, the standard vehicle for any u.s. patrol in afghanistan or iraq, it is a very tall be a goal with an angled body that helps deflect bomb blasts from underneath or from the side. the pentagon began buying tens of thousands of these things at about $1 milli

in particular i would like to thank deputy chief of the pla general mai for being here with us for these important discussions. we are also working to build greater understanding and trust between our citizens and to foster stronger ties between our students, our businesses and our communities. expanding on the consultations that were held here in washington last month. that includes the 100,000 strong program. this is a program to boost educational exchanges and to create new links between entrepreneurs and investors. i am looking forward to lunching with business leaders from both of our countries. and we are emphasizing women leaders and for state officials. and of course we want to continue our strong people-to-people diplomacy. building mutual respect and trust will help us in solving problems. we both have a stake for climate exchange and a cleaner energy and future. we both care about a responsible, sustainable development around the world. and we both are committed to stopping the dangerous spread of n nuclear weapons. how our two countries work together to meet the new challenge