rahm emanuel getting up and walking out midinterview, we're going to show you what prompted this abrupt exit during a casual chicago q&a. that's coming up a little bit later. >>> first live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city, with a deadline looming just 11 days away now, president obama is expected to hold a town hall on the deficit in maryland today. this comes amid reports that the president and house speaker john boehner are advancing toward a last-minute deal. news that has some democratic leaders in an uproar. at issue? a plan that would reportedly save $3 trillion over the next decade through steep cuts in spending, but offers no specific tax increases. concerns about entitlement cuts is prompting many lawmakers to say the house's so-called cut, cap and balance plan would fail in the democratic-controlled senate. the majority leader there, harry reid, has moved up a scheduled vote on that legislation. it will happen today instead of tomorrow. but not before reid blasted the bill on the senate floor. >> i think this piece of legislation is about as weak and senseless as

. >> bill: rahm emanuel the new mayor of chicago scold ago reporter. bernie goldberg will tell us whether this was appropriate or an outrage. >> i have so many more questions. >> i look forward to our future interval. >> caution, you are about to enter the nops. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the president set to speak in about an hour to the nation. and although he may not know it, the debt crisis is the biggest crisis of president obama's professional life. the country is looking for leadership. looking to have its economic future secured. but at this point president obama is not delivering. new rasmussen poll out today says 23%, just 23% of american voters strongly approve of the president's job performance. 44% strongly disapprove. that is a disaster. americans are finally realizing that under president obama the nation's racking up debt to the tune of more than $4 billion every day. far more than presidents clinton and bush. also, the president's budge

the question today that sent chicago mayor rahm emanuel out the door. something other leaders have been asked about their chihildr before. >>> about face. those airport scanners and what they'll see now. and so many asking, what were they already seeing? >>> and the game changer. one of the wizards who changed the way america watched game shows. and what we never knew about that famous wheel. it had us spinning. >>> good evening. we begin this thursday night here with the deadly heat wave. on the move this evening, but slowly. 200 million americans now sweating it out. tonight, this massive heat dome is hovering over 1 million square miles. heat and humidity making it feel like it's almost 120 out. it's now taking a real toll. even at night when we thought our bodies were getting a break as we sleep, they're not. abc's matt gutman traveling with the system all week reports in tonight from philadelphia. matt, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, david. 100 degrees still smothers this city. and across the country, this heat has caused nearly tw

current windy city mayor and former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel can get feisty.h some proof of that. ij people in chicago, the reporters there are well aware how feisty rahm emanuel is. >> reporter: no question, don. you spent time in chicago as well, and the roertds out there are very good. they're not afraid to ask a tough question, and when they ask the the question where he would send his kids, to public school and private school. he got a little testy. look at his exchange with one of the local reporters out there. >> oh, maryann, let me break the news to you. my children are not in a public position. the mayor is. and i look forward to our future interviews. i'm done. >> there you have rahm emanuel who is answering a question there, don, about his children and what schools they're going to. he decided

. >> a reporter asked rahm emanuel who is,, of course, known for having a pretty short fuse about hiss education. abc's jonathan karl shows us what happened next. >> reporter: newly elected chicago mayor rahm emanuel's famously hot temper was on display in an interview with wmaq-tv chicago when he angrily refused to answer a question about where they will go to school. >> marianne, let me break the news to you, my children are not in a public position. the mayor is. and as long as i'm -- >> reporter: you don't think nobody knows where they go to school. >> you're asking me a value statement, not a policy. let me -- no, no, you have to appreciate this. my children are not an instrument of me being mayor. my children are my children. >> reporter: political leaders, of course, have a right to family privacy, just like everyone else, but the where do your kids go to school question is not a new one. last year president obama was asked if his daughters would get as good an education in a d.c. public school as they do in private school. >> i'll be blunt with you. the answer is no right now.

government saying goes never let a crisis go to waste first uttered by then obama chief of staff rahm emanuel this captures the very mentality of government and people left fears exploit them and use them to give the government power or norway now as the admirably defiant prime minister jens stoltenberg said the answer is more democracy but first opportunistic propagandists wasted no time identifying the pillar with their political rivals this is always the case in such tragedies whichever way they go on the political spectrum now i'm not trying to take the political analysis out of this sort of thing said but may provoke unjust violence by anyone but this man was not a right winger as much as he was a suicidal nutjob according to reuters norway's domestic intelligence chief said she believed the attacker acted alone and was not crazy despite his attorney's claims here's the hypocrisy somehow the police got turned onto a man who identified with the attacker and put out a search alert but later retracted it because they determined that he was disturbed and not actually linked to the. so the gu

i just had coffee a couple minutes ago with rahm emanuel is now mayor of chicago. he'soing a lot of things all at once and structuring i think so far pretty intellently so he's cutting budgets which they need to do in chicago but also attracting jobsing lengthening the school day, and because he's rahm emanuel he can't sit ill, it's a frantic, frenetic effort of doing everything all at once so you see some cuts can, but you also see some growth opportunities. and it's that sort of energetic practical leadership one step at a time that i think is something we're missing on the national scale and just finally i would say i'm way more pessimistic than the markets are out o ability to deal with this in the near term but also in the far term. >> rose: but the -- >> the interesting thing about rahm emanuel do everything at one time, one of the criticisms of the president is that he tried to do too much at the beginning and taking on health care as well as economic issues as well as unemployment and that therefore he might have been better focused on one thing which was t

we asked you on our facebook page was rahm emanuel's conduct out of line? >> oh, boy.e wealthy and go to private school, everyone realizes that's the reality. >> this is a big issue when the obama girls went to d.c., where are they going to attend school? of course they went to a lovely private e hool. >>> also the new england guy who bought a used car and insisted this car he bought was a lemon. you're going to see how he took action after discovering this problem and got in trouble with the police. >> a little bit of parking lot rage. >>> back to the squirrels and the sock. no. okay. go on. >>> we begin with the stubborn heat putting a strain on power grids across the country. >> we're talking about excessive heat. the warnings have been issued from kansas to massachusetts. philadelphia canceled summer school for today. big cities like new york are offering cooling centers and free swimming. >> let's get the latest from abc's t.j. winick. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: good morning, rob and peggy. here in new york city we're expecting a high of 101 degrees later tod

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>>mayor rahm emanuel announced today that he will push for several new rules that makes business at cityansparent he said hill introduce a bill tomorrow that will create the most comprehensive database that this causist lobbyists' activities the measure will also include limiting gifts given to city employees per have been an obvious from lending money to public officials when he took office he signed six executive orders that focused on improving ethics with a first time ever in illinois and a mother has adopted around children under new state law that reunites families muriel claire has this report this is a law where time has come ... a woman's children as adults wanted to be real adopted by their mother and that speaks volumes and the mother wanted badly for it to happen and she got her life in order in order to make it happen. >>this mother had a chronic substance abuse problem hoped on crack cocaine unable to properly care for the children the department of chaldron and family services remove the kids from home and her parental rights were taken away relatives put the children up f

. >> we're just hours away from mayor rahm emanuel's concession a promising that without an agreement on $20 million in savings by midnight tonight he will cut 625 workers. layoff notices could begin going out as early as tomorrow, a fax. >> the national football league now has some company the nfl lockout still in place. >> rich king here to tell us what this is all about. >> it does not look good for the nba. after meeting for three hours they announced a lockout at 11:00 tonight. the owners say they have 22 of 33 nba teams that are losing money. >> i am not scared, i am resigned to the potential damage that it can cause to our league. as i said earlier all of the people that are looking for the league and as we get deeper into it these things have the capacity to take on a life of their own. >> our guys are anxious to get a deal. to make sure there is a fair deal for them and so we have been trying from both sides. >> these things always go down to the wire. >> a police drunk staying in goes bad, a car rolling over in several people are hurt. police say the suspect is a known drug

as bob murphy senior fellow at the pacific research institute and the funniest economist i know rahm emanuel lost to super class school the b.b.c. is pretending to know a thing about journalism to advance the consensus on climate change threatening a cop murderer can get you more time in jail than the murderer and he is back with us on the right side of the pond well technically the left remember when friedman and nixon said we are all keynesians now whether or not we wanted to be well according to the department of homeland security who are all terrorists now especially if you're watching adam vs the man. especially if you're watching i don't know the man so according to the h.s. all americans are terrorists but you knew the viewing audience of adam vs the man are especially terroristic ladies and gentlemen but the fault is nearly upon us as americans in more and more desperate situations find themselves charging more basic necessities to credit cards than ever before obama decided to just push his little deadline back a little but as the day approaches. what d.-day had i guess obama's now

federation of state county and municipal employees has condemned the governor's actions mayor rahm emanuel said that he's committed to keep the taste of chicago celebration but it will be re-evaluated from a security standpoint it was a success but sales in attendance were down city officials deny release our numbers pates tenders weighed in on the disappointing outcome the chicago sun-times reports that several vendors lost money and that johnson's ribs sales alone were down 30-40% according to the chicago sun-times mayor emanuel says that the city will look at ways on how to do it better. former police superintendent jody weis is speaking about his new role on the chicago crime commission ... he commented that he and his wife liked and wanted to stay in chicago so this new date is a comfortable fit. >>i am and public-service mode and i've gotten used to it it will be a good fit it's like you were onak's football player and you still want to contribute to the sport ... >>you are not a law-enforcement officer and not on the front- line fighting the fight but if i can help those people out

rahm emanuel says his children are not a policy tool and he's acting as a father. from what we see, mixed reviews about what he's decided to do, but we see this all the time when politicians send their kids to private school. let's talk a little bit about 2012. we have new cnn orc national poll numbers right now for the horse race. look at the numbers very quick. mitt romney is on top. coming in second is the big surprise, rick perry. he's coming in at number two, don. the gop horse race is big, big news right now. >> that's mark preston. we appreciate it. >>> for more "cnn newsroom" i'm joined by fredricka whitfield. when you say, fred, it's not going to be good. we have breaking news you'll be following and other stuffs. >> thanks so much. see you over the weekend as well. breaking news from studio 7. i'm fredricka whitfield in for suzanne malveaux. two explosions have rocked central oslo in the last hour wounding at least eight people. reports from norway say govrt buildings were targeted, one houses the prime minister's office and most of the windows were blown

>>> now, to rahm emanuel, who walked abruptly out of an interview when a reporter asked him where he plans to send his kids to school. he said it's a private issue. but one that many voters feel they have a right to ask and linsey davis has more. >> i have so many more questions to ask. >> reporter: it was a simple question that triggered this abrupt reaction. >> i'm done. especially after that, i'm done. >> reporter: chicago mayor rahm emanuel stormed off right in the middle of this interview with wmaq-tv chicago. his temper flared after being asked where his children will go to school. >> oh, marianne, let me break the news to you. my children are not in a public position. the mayor is. and as long as i'm -- >> you don't think it will be newsworthy to all? >> no, you will do that. you're asking me a value statement, not a policy. no, you have to appreciate that. my children are not an instrument of me being mayor. my children are my children. >> reporter: his office later confirmed emanuel's children will be attending the prestigious university of chicago laboratory schools. annual

that is from chicago mayor rahm emanuel. he got upset after an nbc chicago reporter asked him about whether his children would go to public or private school. here is what he had to say. >> oh, mary ann, let me break the news to you, my children are not in a public position. the mayor is, and i look forward to our future interview. >> i'm done, especially after that. >> wow, gets up, walks out of the interview. new jersey governor chris christie was asked a similar question recently. he got equally testy about it but stayed for the interview. for republican candidates hoping to snag the 2012 bid, it's a bit of a jungle out there. here is jon stewart with your morning punch line. >> they need strength. they will need agility, they will need luck, but mostly to survive, they will need money. >> gingrich, $2 million, rick santorum not so much, half a million dollars. >> $500,000 in the work chest. bye-bye. >> what about that old silver back, newt gingrich? by the way, he stopped shaving his back when he left congress. >> i wond

. >> greta: straight ahead, something is setting mayor rahm emanuel on fire. his temper flaring? we will tell you. and arnold schwarzenegger doing and arnold schwarzenegger doing nothing new and we know maria is not going to be happy about that tonight. that story, next. these are our neighbors putting their lives on the line. and when they rely on a battery, there are firefighters everywhere who trust duracell. and now you can join with duracell to help. just buy specially-marked packs & duracell will make a battery donation to local volunteers. these days don't we all need someone to trust...? duracell. trusted everywhere. . >> greta: here's the best of the rest. this is so sad. 30 years of space color rage comes to an end. bittersweet -- bittersweet day atlantis and its crew of four touching down early this morning at kennedy space center. the shuttle returning from a 13 day mission to deliver cargo to the international space station. it marked our nation's 135th and final flight. now we have to rely on the russians when we went to send astronaut there is.

they're part of a hacking group whose victims include new york mayor bloomberg and chicago mayor rahm emanueldge has decided ton stand in the way of amazon for using the term app store. apple says they're infringing on a trademark, but amazon argues the words are generic. >>> and flyers not happy with airlines. more customers soundsing off to regulators about mishandled bags, rude employees, flight delays, the issue. the transportation department says it got 1,062 complaints in may, up 20% from the month before. the biggest offender, american airlines followed by delta and united. no word on how many under-the-breath curses the industry gets. >>> a jolt of good news for electric car enthusiasts. two new cars, the tiny -- how do you say this, guys? a scion, i think, the i.q. going electric, getting about 65 miles per charge. toyota says dealers can expect it on showroom floors next year of then there's the ford focus electric, 2012. the first all-electric car for the company. you can expect it to get 100 miles on a full charge. >>> it's 26 after the all. coming back in two minutes. >>> good mo

here is mayor rahm emanuel and governor chris christie and others facing the same question. >> my childrenstrument for me being mayor. my children are my children. and that may be news for you, and that may be new for you, maryann, but i want you to understand -- no, no, no you have to understand this. i'm making this decision as a fer this. father. and i look forward to a future interview. >> please -- >> i'm done. especially after yesterday. >> you don't send your children to public schools b tow private schools so i am wondering why you think it is fair to be cutting the school funding to public schools? >> what is her name? what is her name, guys, that the governor is talking? >> gail. >> gail, you know what, first off, it is none of your business. i don't ask you where you send your kids to school, don't bother me about where i send mine. >> i want to know if you think that malia and sasha would get the same rigorous education in a d.c. public school as due to the elite private academy they are attending now? >> well, thanks for the question, kelly. and i will be blunt with you. the a

former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel once famously said, "never waste a crisis." do republicans now risk becoming the party that is always pushing up to the cliff? always using that cliff to try to extract concessions? i mean do you fear the american people will have crisis fatigue if they don't already and it will hurt your party? >> you mentioned the possibility of a continuing resolution. why would congress have to pass a continuing resolution? because the senate democrats now for the third year in a row will not have passed a budget. that is their job. the house republicans have passed a budget. senate democrats said no to that budget. so i think it's very unfair to suggest that republicans are responsible. we don't have the votes in the u.s. senate. but where they do have the votes, house of representatives, they've done their job. >> bret: why haven't the senate democrats passed a budget? >> it's called 60 votes. what it boils down to, we have 53 democrats. >> there is 51. >> but i can tell you when we get through the procedural tangles that we face getting

your grave >> i'm nick gillespie of reason.tv and i want to tell you a tale more terrifying than rahm emanuel in a locker room shower, gaze deeply, if you dare. since world war ii, federal revenue has averaged right around 18 percent gross domestic product. despite all attempts to jack it up through the roof, war cut it down to size. yet federal spending has grown more sharply than al gore during a full-body massage. rising from 16 percent of gdp in 1950 to almost 26 percent this year, and spending is projected to be well over 20 percent of gdp for the foreseeable future. the federal government's balance sheet is in a hole deeper than john boehner's tan. >> where did you do that? >> we did that in the reason office. we have an incredibly talented crew of people. that was the bragg brothers, meredith and austin bragg, who helped out and we've filmed those in 3d. we did a tie-in with the magazine where we sent out reason-braded 3d specs and you can actually watch them online in 3d if you like. >> when did you do them? >> that was last year, last fall. >> and do you have to go to those great len

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mayor rahm emanuel in chicago says he has to lay off 625 chicago employees.cement comes today as he tries to close a $31 million budget deficit. they're no longer responsible for custodial services at libraries and airports and staffing the water bill call center. >>> after months of speculation, france's first lady confirms, yes, she is pregnant. the 43-year-old wife of france's president nicolas sarkozy told a french newspaper her pregnancy was, quote, unexpected and unhoped for happiness. the baby will be the couple's first child together, but the couple have children from previous marriages. >>> five years after the idea was initially vetoed, the state of california will require public school history books to feature contributions by gay, lesbian, try sexual and transgender people. the law signed by governor jerry brown won't go into effect until january of next year and textbooks won't be fully updated by 2015. brown calls it an important step forward for our state. >>> parts of the country have cooled off, but that won't last long. we'll check the forec

for example this afternoon former white house chief of staff and current chicago mayor rahm emanuel iseading an even in new york series. that would be the first of five events that you could attend if you're willing to pony up $5,000. bottom line is, even if you're the incumbent president you need to raise a lot of money if you want to top what president obama did in 2008. here is one expert's take on this fundraising activity. >> a billion dollars is a lot of money even for a president. it puts a lot of pressure on their fundraisers. they have to come up with creative gimmicks to raise the money, and they do, because it's their job, and they have to produce. >> reporter: bottom line, president of the oo united stat, whoever he is has a demanding day job. president obama is not traveling these days due to the debt crisis here in washington, so if the president is not headlining an event the vice president or first lady could also headline events, but this is a new way to get some campaign cash by giving people an insider's feel by hearing from these distinguished speakers that have wor

brother of rahm emanuel, now mayor of chicago has raised between $50,000 and $100,000 for the presidenthollywood producer jeffrey katzenberg has risen $20,000. there's one republican candidate running against president obama, you have all the money from the outside groups, the national committees, as well as the expenditure groups. i believe that the republicans and the democrats will probably be pretty much at parody, wolf. in terms of money. >> but it's hard to believe that, and i'll tell you why because the president of the united states faces no opposition from the democrats, from the -- in his bid to get the nomination of his own party. the republicans have to fight in every state, iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, florida, they're going to spend a lot of money there. >> right. so the president has a head start. but republicans want to win. and they've become very adept at raising money through outside groups as have democrats -- as have democrats, but we'll have to see the enthusiasm here of the republican voters, and i think they're going to be quite enthusiastic. barack obama

he talked about his frequent conversations with rahm emanuel who is no longer there. what do you make of that that you brought up in your piece. >> keep in mind the unions spent more than $200 million on behalf of barack obama in 2008. they are not really happy with him again because of this card check issue. the president wants to make sure that they are on his side going into 2012. they have a lot of money, they have tense of millions and hundreds of millions of dollars to spend. what they are doing is that agencies like the national labor relations board, they are changing the rules to make it easier to organize workplaces. there is something else called the national mediation board that oversees rail roads and airline industries. what i write about in my column is how delta employees voted down the union three times even though this agency changed the rules, and guess what, now delta is under investigation because their employees don't want to be unionized because they get paid better when they are not in the union. martha: it's such a great example and points dir

. >> what did ra rahm emanuel say?he debt. that would lead to an economic calamity on par with what happened in 2008 and maybe worse. the u.s. has always been money good for its debt. all other debt is based often that. if the u.s. government is not good, why would a bank be good? who would lend money. the real thing i think he's doing is to unsettle the global markets. he's not doing such a great job. i think the nikkei is down. there are issues in europe. gold is up which is a flight to maybe safety. not totally tanking the markets, but his words about default are having an immaterial pact. i will say this. we do not have to default. it's not like we're broke, like we have zero. we take in 2 trillion a year, we spend 3 trillion a year. debt service is 200 billion. these are big numbers, but we have more than enough to pay off bond holders. it's the other stuff. >> what's so interesting about your column is you're saying it doesn't work to his advantage which this is his economic report card. >> long term. >> we keep

. >> you are quoting rahm emanuel about why no crisis should go to waste? >> i'm trying to be as bipartisan as i can here. >> okay. there is one aspect of bipartisanship. a lot of people respect the ideology in the tea party caucus. are you ignoring the reality there is another party and have a majority in the senate and some compromise has to happen here or the nation is in serious trouble? >> well, you know, that's right. and as speaker banering correctly pointed out many times, we in the republican party only control one-half of one-third of the government. we have a leverage point here. i think that every member understands that. we have a unique opportunity. we control the house of representatives. they have to have us. this takes guts. this is a tough vote. i love my speaker. i have deep respect for our leadership bp i feel so strongly about this and i think i'm trying to do what is right for the american people. not so much what is right for our party or the political careers of our speaker. or even yours truly. i will stand strong on this. i'm going

>> if asking the unions to make tough concessions the biggest scam in american history, why is rahm emanuelrmer chief of staff to president obama and the mayor of chicago asking the union to make concessions in chicago or he's going to lay off 625 people? are republicans the only ones asking for this? or are they the only ones getting criticized for doing so? >> well, the nea during the last presidential election, they gave barack obama $50 million. >> $50 million, yeah. >> they have a lot of power here. >> they have a lot of power but they're not totally in the bag for them either. >> absolutely. they haven't. because he spent a lot on teachers. he's spending a lot of responsibility. you have the accountability act as well as education reform and many teachers are against it. >> bill clinton the other night in his speech was praising barack obama for the things that basically praising him for what he's been trying to do in education. it's not entirely made the national education association happy about it. so vice president biden there saying he agreed with everything he had heard from the