>> politi.up? you got a haircut. let me see. you ugly, man. >> i could not be in a room with 20, 30 people all day. that would drive me insane. you know, i'd end up hurting somebody or i'd make them hurt me. i just couldn't do it. >> politi is charged with murder and rape. but despite police claims that he confessed after he was arrested, politi says he has no recollection of the murder. >> how did the 40-year-old girl end up dead in your room, man? what happened? >> i don't know. somebody strangled her, they said. >> somebody strangled her, it weren't you? >> i don't remember. >> i would have been pissed if i came home and there was a dead body in my room. i'd have been pissed, man. >> well, from my past experiences, i don't know, it's possible i did it, but i don't think i did. i really don't. well, i've done [ bleep ] before and not remembered it. that's when people pissed me off, though. >> this is not the first time politi has been charged with a violent crime where he says memory failed hi

gerri: polity and continues to face a backlash after she admitted to using a racial slur.twork and other high-profile brands have cut ties with the celebrity chef as a result of the admission. but is there a double standard at work here? alec baldwin appears relatively unscathed after similar incident in which used anti-gay slur wih a rant on twitter. mark, welcome back to the show, good to see you. i have to think this to me reeks of double standard. speak i think it is more like a quinn trouble, two quinn triple standard. gerri: why does paula deen get such a bad rap? >> the reason alec baldwin is unscathed is because he is a liberal and an entertainer. paula deen is a capitalist, a businesswoman. this country is antibusiness. you did not build that, somebody else made that happen for you. we seem to have a hierarchy of offensiveness. a racial slur trumps a gay slur, it comes bonne who is doing the slur, of course. gerri: he has probably immensely huge contracts with capital one to promote the credit cards for that company. how is he not benefiting from the very system p

the people claiming it is no good for polity and but okay for dr. dre, chris rock, right?s coming back. gerri: great to see you. gerri: and finally, one story we have been ignoring the last few days, new efforts to reform the tax code. a decrat and republican respectfully. i applaud their efforts, converting to a flat tax sqezing out all the special gimmicks would go a long ways to sit in this country on the right track, but i have to tell you i am just a little jaded at this point. remember the president's national commission on fiscal respsibility and reform? a big shrug from the white house. we will cover any serious effort to bring the country to fiscal sanityut when it gets serious and we might have to wait a long time for that to happen. that is it for tonight's "the willis report," thank you for joining us, we will be right back here tomorrow. lou>> good evening, everybody, m lori rothman in for "lou dobbs tonight." safe haven russia, president vladimir putin refusing to hand espionage as long as he stopsith the security leaks from the team to dribble out, swden als

the market cannot provide sufficient polity are quantity to the extent that the advertising provided healthy journalism. those days are now gone. it is really crucial. it is this. the traditional notional of advertising on a tv show or magazine with on a website. some of the money that goes to pay for the content on the site is the deal, that has gone the way of the dodo bird. it is not happening anymore. the way advertising works and works everywhere in short order an appetizer say they want a demographic. they want women inventing advertiser will find those 30 million women on whatever site they are on. it only gives a smidgen of the money. they used to get 100%. five percent, 10%, depending on the network or the relationship they have. can go on a best buy website or any website as long as they hit their goal. when the tragic things that is going on in our society today is single wonderful journalists desperate to figure out how they can pay their bills or higher young kids to work with them so they can do good journalism again. it is shrinking down. it is never going to happen. t

are poised to gain full access to personal data on hundreds of millions of mobile phones worldwide polity talks to the cyber expert who detected the threat. at least report claims one in five victims of u.s. drone strikes in pakistan civilians is the pentagon next to expand operations in the country's tribals. and the think tank wounds of dramatically widening wealth gap in britain due to welfare reforms described us speeded up that sure isn't.

the people will decide the fate politi of these politicians because in the end, people get the representation they deserve. >> mason: bob schieffer, thanks. and bob's guests this sunday on sune the nation" including congressman mike rogers, rs,ublican of michigan; and democratic senator mark udall of colorado. this weekend marks 60 years since the armistice that ended the korean war. rmsth korea is mark the date rth a massive festival. seth doane was given a rare opportunity to travel to the capital, pyongyang. tonight he reports on what the north koreans allowed him to see. >> reporter: only in north korea etuld a flower show get this much international press, but we're guests of the government, and they select what we see. iois pyongyang flower exhibition was set up to mark 60 years since the end of the korean war. it made for an odd arrangement of missles and begonias. this guide told us she was asked to assist here. her usual day job is with the some americans would think it's odd that in a country that has trouble feeding its own people and is at the center of so many international contr

thousand jobs in june beating expectations that is zero hedge notes most of the gains were from low polities part time jobs so what about full time jobs us two hundred forty thousand of them were lost vaporized and there's one more number in the report and this one is even more important because that's the one the fed is using to judge when it will wind down its money printing quantitative easing program and this statistic the unemployment rate remained the same at seven point six percent the fed wants to see it head down to six point five percent a ventilator and that's why the markets are so schizo frantic lately because they're addicted to uncle benny's eighty five million dollars eighty five billion dollars monthly liquidity injections we're going to talk about all of this with austin peterson in the bed and also dig into the fine print of that audit with perry and boring meanwhile in europe are two central bankers there mario draghi at the e.c.b. and the newly installed mark carney at the bank of england they're distancing themselves from bernanke eight because when ben sneezes the enti

so in two thousand and five the city joined many other ministry polities by issuing municipal bonds to fund its pension obligations while these bonds do no such thing they simply kick today's liabilities into the future they have proven to be catnip to borrowers as well as to wall street which earned significant underwriting fees. detroit jefferson county greece harvard's endowment of the new k. there are dozens of businessmen who have been solved these credit default swaps as a way to enhance their bottom lines knowingly by his b.c. barclays royal bank of scotland and the other for the banking criminality and they've all explode in their face so yeah detroit is america's gaza basically and look for that trend to continue they're going to wall that city and just start everyone to death and try to make a few bucks as a prison operator well speaking of the counterfeiting however these are this was counterfeiting payments to the pension fund because it wasn't real it's just debt they were just conjuring up debt putting it into the pension fund and saying they had met their obligations but

there's an officer walking the beat swinging the baton and that is a better way of policing minister polities why's that oh well police officers need to have a stake in the communities that they serve they need to be part of the community of the community needs to consider them a part of the community and so you know when police or the. police is reactionary policing is reactionary when you know cops are only getting out of their squad cars when there is something wrong when there are only interactions with the public or negative when you have these frequent swat raids where communities feel like they're sort of being occupied by some sort of you know outside force. that strange relations between police and the community so cops are out walking beats if they know the names of the principals of the schools on their beats they tend neighborhood meetings then they're considered part of the community and then when they do have to use force the community looks at it as one of their own protecting them and stead of this sort of. wealth already figure from the outside coming in to impose force upon

progress, and i wonder if we can learn how you intend to and sure -- to ensure you are replying with the polity of replies -- quality of replies this committee is used to receiving. directolleague is the are in charge of eu policy. warmnk we have had a relationship. i think we have been able to communicate by telephone. at various junctures it has been helpful to have your reactions. let me say something to the point you have made. i am happy to take any members of the committee have. in terms of the agenda many of you will know there is no such thing as a draft agenda. the provisional agenda tends to the thursday before the meeting on tuesday, so it is quite late in the day. there is a lot of variation. the dossier can be on or off again. there is no reason at all you should not the experiencing what , so i am happyng a rapidly changing agenda in the weeks ahead. you are aware of what is going on. >> the committee is always ready to feel your pain. i do emphasize the point you have been kind enough to tell me an later this year when you put , you were kind enough to alert me. could the transfe

polity lost a number of big endorsement deals after she admitted to using the n word years ago. is 528. let's take a quick break here on the kron4 morning news. it live without side on this friday morning. we made it. traffic looking very light at this look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> welcome back. here is a live look outside at our mount tam cam. >> it is not so great at least the visibility is looking okay at the golden gate bridge. we do not have a low cloud cover that we have been dealing wi

possibility of more texts, there's no telling if the defense of her husband will help resurrect his politial career. >> it looks like it will be up to voters to make the final decision. let's bring in cnn chief political analyst gloria borger. anthony weiner warned us more pictures could be coming out. he left out one fact, how long that behavior has been going on. we are finding it was after he resigned from congress. do you think he should have come clean about this before now? >> yeah. i think that's the real problem here. voters believe in redemption. they are very willing to give you a second chance. but they expect you to come clean befores they do that. what he did is a classic political move. which is that he tried to inoculate himself and he said look, you know, i think you -- some of these texts may come out. you might find one or two or maybe six that will come out. what he didn't tell us is the most salient and for fact, which is that this occurred a full year after he resigned the congress in disgrace. and around the time he and his wife were saying, you know, he was in therapy

we actually have better conversations about race in this country outside of the realm of politi politics. politicians are self-interested creatures. they'll spend however way they want to help their electoral needs. that's not necessarily a healthy way to deal with race relations. i think some of that is seen in the way politicians have reacted to the trayvon martin case itself. i think what is more interesting is how we deal with each other outside of two-party politics. >> also this weekend, we had the rallies across the country. and organizers of those want federal civil rights charges brought against george zimmerman. the president, though, seemed to downplay that. >> i know that eric holder is reviewing what happened down there, but i think it's important for people to have some clear expectations here. traditionally, these are issues of state and local government. the criminal code. and law enforcement as traditionally done at the state and local levels, not the federal levels. >> george zimmerman was found not guilty, and they're saying that should be the end of the case. >> no, i

there is so much more that can be done when the problems of a new nasa polity are shared by those people. they want a better city. they want a more prosperous city. when you're on this upswing, how do you harness that energy to try and get everybody to say this make it even better? , medication,ion communication. you have to have the trust of your constituents. there has to be a transparency and a good medication. i am still caught up on the last answer. what you're describing is true and exciting for a small swath of americans. the america i live in have a lot of have-nots out there if you have no access to the internet or technology, have very few skills and prospects. that is a blessing and a curse. cities are engines of opportunity. traps for a lot of people. the direct answer to your question though, one of the first things i had to confront was i came in as mayor decades of underfunding and infrastructure. that werethings considered impossible. i managed to take to my city council and a complete overhaul of our rate system so that we can put money back into the our water replace an

. >> if you're a student of po politi politics, you can remember there's presidential debates where audio drops out. it's one of the most awkward things that can happen to a politician in a big moment. it has happened before. this, obviously, being a widely watched, both in san diego, eighth largest city in the country, and around the country where politically this is becoming an issue. some republicans, as we mentioned earlier in the broadca broadcast, have said that democratic mayor bob filner, who you see on the screen here, is somehow a part of larger democratic troubles where you have several candidates that some democrats would rather not have running. again, we've emphasized a difference here, that he's accused of very serious improper conduct on the job. not only in his personal life but republicans have been arguing this is a big problem across the country. the other thing i want to highlight, and angela, i want to hear some of your reactions. beyond being -- we see the democratic mayor there bob filner leaving. that's all we've heard thus far. >> he's got to come back. that's an

we want the chance to re- organize and structure our units a polity to save it.f you allow this to be lifted, it will ultimately compromise the integrity of the city of detroit. dagen: do you believe that other cities will follow suit? it will be messy. it is a real talks on the name of a city and the reputation of a city even if it will ultimately be better for that city financially. >> i was born and raised in pittsburgh. in the 70s, when i was still living there, we went through this type of thing. i think we lived in a time where you go and concern about how it looks is unimportant. i think we have men and women who have worked for years in detroit depending on the pensions, depending on the monthly payment. i think, ultimately, and by the way, the other issue that should be looked at is the corruption and mismanagement. yes, i do not think that the image is important. i think that saving the city and these poor men and women is important. dagen: i feel sorry for the people of detroit. more sorry for them and the people that make it their pensions cut a littl

education, improving the function of the labor market, there are things that can be done through labor polity, labor force policies back and lower unemployment further than the fed can just by increasing demand. >> safe or extends in the african american community where a male unemployment hovers around 13-14%. you think the labor department and community colleges need to do a better job of connect gain to target growth in the industry >> were together to try to link up people with jobs. the community college provides the right training. >> thank you. >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from alabama. >> thank you, mr. chairman. chairmanbernanke, i am not seeing a lot of discussion regarding the treasury and the deficit coming down. it seems like that would give you more latitude to reduce your purchases of treasuries. would you like to comment on that? >> well, the defense still owns a relatively small share of all the treasuries outstanding. it is true that as the new issuance comes down that it becomes a larger share of the new flow of treasuries coming into the market. we have not se

we will be able to get polity in goods at discounted stores as tried to get rid of her material.and her business. 17 manages lost and controversy has really erupted in the last 10 days. be careful what you say, and have good management when you have something bad. >> paula dean's name on it >> ipos can make a big difference on what people make in san mateo county. >> san mateo residents compares with manhattan at 2400. >> san mateo county is richard dent manhattan? >> it yes. this is out easily skewed because of facebook. if you just a computer programmers, computer programmers and sam eusebio averaged $82,000 per week. it will not be sustainable but congratulations, but they are filled with revenue. >> this ceo of nasdaq pumping his fist and cheering. >> i like that the video. >> cat rob black segment on our 247 news ass. >> the time is 90 2:00 a.m. and we will take a quick break. the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is still heavy but not as bad as the last couple of mornings. we will have more when we come back. a live look at the approach of the getting word that bart now sa

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anthony weiner is not alone as he tries to keep his politial career afloat.ner admitted he continued sending out explicit messages after he resigned from congress. pamela brown, this is one to watch. >> long time hillary clinton aide huma abedin said she has forgiven her husband, a powerful assist from weiner's wife, seen as one of his biggest assets but is it enough to save his campaign? >> anthony's made some horrible mistakes both before he resigned from congress and after, but i do very strongly believe that that is between us and our marriage. >> reporter: anthony weiner's wife, huma abedin asked new yorkers to forgive her husband like she has in a dramatic conference tuesday. >> it took a lot of work and a whole lot of therapy. >> reporter: the disgraced congressman once again guilty of the same behavior that publicly humiliated his wife in 2011 while she was pregnant. huma abedin addressed the nearly surfaced allegations this time in a very public way. >> i love him. i have forgiven him. i believe in him and as we have said from the beginning, we are m