>>> the proposed targets include the campaign headquarters of president obama, a home of mayor rahm emanuel, and certain downtown financial institutions >>> the out of state trio part of an anarchist group was arrested in an apartment read wednesday police say they were making molotov cocktails to use during the nato summit. the men said they are making beer. >>> they are shocked and confused and frightened by the severity of the allegation >>> protests have been peaceful but this man is pulled from the crowd and arrested >>> de have since people are planning acts of violence? >>> no, i like to say property damage is not violence your not hurting anyone but that is that when other tactics >>> as protesters marched the nearly 50 heads of state attending neda conference started to arrive in chicago the main focus of this today is a war in afghanistan >>> the world leaders working on winding down the war effort. protesters want the money spent at home. >>> the war machine of the 1% we are in chicago saying that nato should be disbanded >>> in the wrap up to sunday's rally the march to the home

. >>> some targets including campaign headquarters of president obama, home of mayor rahm emanuel and other downtown financial institutions >>> the out of state trio and part of an anarchist group was arrested in an apartment raid on wednesday police say they're making molotov cocktails. the men say they're making beer. >>> they are shocked and confused and frightened by the severity of the allegations >>> protests have been peaceful and watch as this man pulled from the crowd. >>> de have since people are planning violence? >>> no. i would like to say property damage is not violence you're not hurting anyone but that is not one of their tactics >>> protesters continued to march the heads of state attending a nato conference start to arrive in chicago the main focus for both sides will be the war in afghanistan. >>> world ladies working on winding down the war effort protesters want the money spent at home. >>> it is the war machine of the 1% we are fewer in chicago saying nato should be disbanded >>> in the wrap up to sunday's rally the march to the home of mayor rahm emanuel >>> sho

my great friend, the mayor rahm emanuel of the city of chicago and my neighbors and friends, the peoplechicago for their extraordinary hot by facility. for everything they have done to make the summit a success. i cannot be prouder to welcome people to my hometown. this was a big under understanding. 60 world leaders and folks exercising their freedom of speech and assembly, and freedoms that our alliance are dedicated to defending. so, it was a lot to carry for the people of chicago but this is a city of big shoulder and rahm emanuel and his team, the chicago people, proved that this word-class city knows how to put on a world-class ever -- event reflecting the bonds between so many of our countries. for generations chicago's welcomed immigrants from around the world including a last our nato allies. i just add i have lost track of the number of world leaders and their delegations who cam up to me the last day and a half and remarked on what an extraordinarily beautiful city chicago is. and i could not agree more. i'm especially pleased i have a chance to show them soldier field. i reg

mayor rahm emanuel is welcoming them in this video. >> chicago is the most liveable big city in americathing new york has, just a little slower. >> the full video is nine minutes but a short version is running in cabs and at airports in chicago. >>> a late night house rules committee hearing got a little weird when congressman pete sessions accused congressman jim mcgovern of drinking. >> mr. chairman, i think we've gotten this that mr. mcgovern is not happy. i think this is also behavior that i wonder if people have been out drinking tonight or whether they are mad or angry or incapable of controlling themselves. and i would question that tonight. >> i take offense by that. >> and celebrity chef mario ba tally is living on a food stamps budget for a week trying to raise awareness about potential cuts for the program. >> how do you cut $1.48 per meal? >> well, the proposal is somewhere between 20% and 30%, so i guess you cut it between a quarter and 50 cents. what's more significant than the actual number itself is why we would be cutting anyway? seems when we realize that 75% of the fo

both the president and mayor rahm emanuel were targeted by three activists who were arrested and chargedh domestic terrorism. >> as noisy protesters marched in chicago, some of them clashing with police, three members of a splinter group are in court facing charges of domestic terrorism >> some of the proposed targets included the campaign headquarters of president barack obama, the home of mayor rahm emanuel, and certain downtown financial institutions. >> be out of state trio, part of an anarchist group, was arrested wednesday. police say the board making molotov cocktails to use during the summit. the men say they were making beer >> they are shocked and very confused and very frightened by the severity of the allegations >> protests have mainly been peaceful but watch as this man is told from the crowd interested. the you have any sense that people are planning violence? >> no. first of all would like to say that property damage is not violence because you're not hurting anyone but that is really not one of their tactics >> as protesters continue to march, it nearly 50 heads of state

chris: is rahm emanuel running for president? >> i wouldn't be surprised if he did. not as confident as john is. chris: that's a story. when we come back, the big question this week for us, what will make history in the 2012 presidential election? be right back. chris: welcome back. this week's big question what will make history in this 2012 presidential election? >> first time in history that an incumbent president gets outspent in the general election. chris: liz marlantes. >> obama i'm predicting becomes the only president other than woodrow wilson to win re-election with a smaller electoral vote total than his first. chris: wo. >> republicans will spend more money than anyone has ever spent ever. >> the first mormon president or the first biracial president to be re-elected. >> you took mine. sgl thanks for the roundtable and the courage demonstrated by clarence page. john heilemann, kathleen parker, liz marlantes. that's the show. thanks for watching. see you back here next week.

before today's summit, police say both the president and chicago mate mayor of rahm emanuel were targeted by three activists were arrested and charged with domestic terrorism. >> as noisy protesters marched in chicago, some clashing with police, three members of a splinter group are in court facing charges of domestic terrorism. >> some of the proposed targets include the campaign headquarters of president barack obama, the home of mayor rahm emanuel and certain downtown financial institutions. >> be out of state trio, part of an anarchist group, was arrested on wednesday. police say they were making molotov cocktails to use during the summit. the men say they were making beer. >> they are shocked and very confused and frightened by the severity of these allegations >> protests have mainly been peaceful but watch as this man is pulled from the crowd interested. the have any sense people are planning violence? >> no. first of all i would like to say that property damage is not violence because you're not hurting anyone. but that is really not one of their tactics >> as protesters continued

>>> the chicago mayor rahm emanuel is sending a message to the family that owns the cubs, don't messonaire patriarch has been linked to a proposed republican ad attack against the president. he has rejected the idea, but that certainly hasn't prevented a political smackdown in the president's hometown. lisa is back and she has more on this story. >> hi, wolf. this is a story that involves a controversial preacher, a successful entrepreneur and one of america's favorite teams, the chicago cubs. at the center of it is a man named joe rickets, the founder of ameritrade. his family owns the cubs and he's the force behind the super pac called the ending spending action fund that has now come under fire. joe rickets is a self-made billionaire who co-founded the firm now known as t.d. ameritrade. he believes passionately in the limited role of the government and lower government spending. >> when the free enterprise flourishes, everybody flourishes. everybody does well. >> reporter: it is this proposal which rickets' aides say that has put him at the top of the headlines and launched a batt

chris: is rahm emanuel running for president? >> i wouldn't be surprised if he did. not as confident as john is. chris: that's a story. when we come back, the big question this week for us, what will make history in the 2012 presidential election? be right back. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ ♪ i was thinking that i hope this never ends ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. chris: welcome back. this week's big question what will make history in this 2012 presidential election? >> first time in history that an incumbent president gets outspent in the general election. chris: liz marlantes. >> obama i'm predicting becomes the only president other than woodrow wilson to win re-election with a smaller electo

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atacar la sede de campaña del presidente barack obama y también la casa del alcalde de chicago, rahm emanuelta del mundo que son los responsable de matar a mucha gente alrededor del mundo. >>> por eso en chicago hay presenica policial en calles principales, instalación de barreras metálicas y hay amenaza de disturbios el día de mañana. >>> no estamos en un estado de agresividad, si algo comienza con violencia, será de la policía no nosotros. >>> se @@esnotici que@@ presenc militar en afganistán domine las discusiones de la otan. >>> la cumbre contará con al presencia de 21 mil invitados. >>> mañana será la más grande de las seis protestas autorizadas, sin embargo no se univisdescart se lleven a cabo otras. >>> la controversia del lugar de nacimiento del presidente barack obama no termina, aún en arizoni univisministfds lalaunivnnotio nacimiento original, porque no está satisfecha con la microficha. >>> esto se suma al secretario de estado de arizona, que quiere más detalles de la ficha de nacimiento del presidente barack obama. >>> el activista chino invidente, chen wang chen llegó a nueva j

protestors clogging the streets near the home of chicago mayor rahm emanuel one alleged terror plot foiled by chicago police. i'm heather childers. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. shocking details in alleged plot at nato summit in chicago. those three suspects appearing in court just a short time ago. there they are. each are accused of planning to attack high profile targets around the chicago area with molotov cocktails. those targets included the mayoral's home and president obama's chicago campaign headquarters. steve brown is live in chicago with more. >> reporter: interestingly this is not a federal case. this will be very first illinois own terrorism laws. that will be what the charges are essentially are against the three individuals that were arrested. they are brian church, jarrod chase and brent -- they were picked up on the south side of chicago. they were picked up on wednesday night. we were there yesterday friday afternoon. still saw cops milling around and talking to folks in the neighborhood. a total of nine folks were arrested in one particular raid. the state's attorneys of

political home town of the president and so he and his former chief of staff the current mayor rahm emanuel thought pretty hard to bring the summit to chicago and sort of increase the prestige of the city in the eyes of the international community the problem is that it's costing the city tens of millions perhaps hundreds of millions of dollars to hold this thing at a time when as as you we been discussing over the last few days some pretty bad austerity has been going down in the city in. getting the closure of six out of the twelve city mental health facilities so at a time when people are really really struggling and require a lot of assistance including veterans plagued with p.t.s.d. and people who've traumatically lost their jobs for no apparent fault of their own they could really use some assistance we're closing that down in order to spend a lot of city money on bringing these wealthy dignitaries and essentially trumpeting the imperial prowess of the united states and a i know that you've been there covering this and chicago why do you make of the abbey a police presence there we on

anger for months, telling the president he should act. >> rahm emanuel, he recognized that you cannotect hundreds of billions of dollars into the banking system without reassuring the american people that this is not going to happen agai >> rahm emanuel is quite forceful. now emanuel is usually a guy for favoring do no harm, favoring wall street, says, "now is the time, mr. president, for old testament justice." >> narrator: now the president decided to revive a central theme of his campaign: reforming wall street. >> president obama visits new york today to deliver a major address to wall street... >> one year to the day after the fall of lehman brothers... >> narrator: that september, on the one-year anniversary of the meltdown, the president headed to wall street to again make the case for reform. he would push for legislation to reform the banks. >> calling for immediate action to reform financial regulation... >> we've seen bailouts, stress tests, an alphabet soup of treasury and fed programs... >> he decides to have a meeting that's literally steps from wall street, right? i mea

permit to march before the nato summit nurses protesting outside city hall angry at mayor rahm emanuelling their permit to march before the nato summit randi belisomo is live outside city hall >>they held with they called an emergency press conference after the city ordered them to move the rally planned during the nato conference the rally was scheduled for may 18th the city's department of transportation had approved the march from streeterville to daley plaza months ago but the nurses got word yesterday that the tour route had been changed ... the city's stances that the march but to end at the petrillo music shell instead of at daley plaza the nurses maintain that the new route will make them less visible as they planned to present a solution to the economic crisis >>this polls nurses out of the public eye we stand together around the world with a strong message that there are alternatives to this g-8 message ... we think there's another solution and that is to tax wall street the g-8 will be held at camp david but the nurses say that it's too difficult to protest their they are pr

explosives to attack the president's campaign headquarters in chicago and the home of chicago mayor rahm emanuel. each suspect of being held this morning on a $1.5 million bond. police identified one of the suspects as 24-year-old jarrett chased from new hampshire. according to "the boston globe" chase was very involved with the occupy movement, including occupy d.c. where chase himself claims he was arrested earlier this year outside of the white house. >> after today's meetings wrap up, the president will fly to joppa, missouri, where he will deliver the commencement address to the class of 2012. it comes one day after the one- year anniversary of the countries deadliest single tornado in 60 years. that twister killed 161 people and destroyed jothe high school. >> one guard died during an inmate of rising and others hurt. at one point prisoners had at least two dozen people held hostage. no word yet on what led to the revolt. the prison population is largely illegal immigrants awaiting deportation. >> back in the area a huge show of support for same-sex marriage for a historic civil- rights or

obviously rahm emanuel was stressed but he performed wonderfully and the chicago police, chicago's finest, did a great job under some significant pressure and a lot of scrutiny. the only other thing i will say about this, thank you to everyone who endorsed the traffic situation. obviously, chicago residents who had difficulty getting home or getting to work, what have you, that's, what can i tell you that is part of the prize of being a world city but this was a great she case and if it makes them feel better, despite being 15 minutes away from my house, nobody would let me go home. i was thinking i would be able to sleep if my own bed tonight but they said i would cause worse traffic so i stayed at a hotel. which contributes to the chicago economy. thank you, everyone. (applause) >>stuart: the president answered five questions, and he said on bain capital maximizeing profit is not always good and on europe what happens in greece affects us so act early. for the financial world that could be taken as code for "get out there and do european stimulus program." on afghanistan, the president

explosives with plans to attack the president's campaign headquarters and the home of chicago mayor rahm emanuel. chicago police identified one of those suspects as 24-year-old jerry chased from keene, new hampshire and. on his facebook page, he describes his involvement with the occupy movement, including a stop in washington where he claims he was arrested outside the white house. from the newsroom, jummy olabanji. >> after today's nato summit, the president will travel to a joplin, missouri, where he will clideliver the commencement address. tomorrow marks one year since the tornado that killed 161 people and destroyed 7500 buildings including the high school. tomorrow they will break ground on the high school, middle school, and two elementary schools. >> vote 2012, donors who backed republican rivals of mitt romney have been slow in coming to his aid. among the tens of thousands of donors who wrote checks to romney's former rivals, only about 500 contributor to his campaign last month. he did raise more than. $40 million last than former gop presidential candidate newt gingrich reported cam

hundreds of protestors gathering outside the home of the mayor rahm emanuel ahead of the nato summit that begins tomorrow. latest on this developing story and today's arrests coming up. >> heather: plus brand-new polls in the race to the white house. why, this is anyone's race. we'll break down the tumors in for the campaign. with the spark miles card from capital one, sven's home security gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! how does this thing work? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns double miles on every purchase, every day! woo-hoo!!! so that's ten security gators, right? put them on my spark card! why settle for less? testing hotar... great businesses deserve the most rewards! [ malennouncer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? here's your invoice. with the touch of a button ? droid does. does it post it instantly to facebook with sound ? droid does. droid with color for facebook. it's the ultimate status update. get a droid

molotov cocktails to firebombed police stations president obama's campaign headquarters and mayor rahm emanuel house. nato's protest against the nato summit have been noisy but peaceful >>> it is the war machine of the 1% we're in chicago saying that neda should be disbanded >>> nearly 50 world leaders attending a conference are focusing on winding down of the war in iraq protesters say money should be spent at home. on one side the activists and in the middle of the frogs like two sides who say they want the same thing cannot seem to agree. a gorgeous day in the bay area brian hackney up next,,,,,,,,,,, >>> free tests in san francisco as part of first-ever national hepatitis testing day, where the 5 million americans estimated that hepatitis b or c with the majority not aware. the viruses can lead to liver problems including cancers. the bay area has the highest rate of liver cancer in the country. it battle between environmentalists and golfers in pacifica on hold both sides would for a court to decide the case, at issue whether endangered frog can coexist on a public golf course. don knapp

arrested, accused of planning to attack president obama's campaign headquarters as well as mayor rahm emanuel's home and other targets. they appeared in a federal courtroom yesterday. defense attorneys for the suspects say the charges are trumped up to frighten protesters. >> this is extremely sensationalized allegation, and this is exactly what we anticipate from law enforcement and from various levels of government before national security event. >> they say they are self described and arch ises that boasted about damage they would do in chicago. meantime, today at the summit, president obama and other world leaders are expected to draft the road map out of the war in afghanistan. >>> on the heels of a history making ipo, mark zuckerberg, ceo of facebook, had another big day. he got married, and it was all kept secret until the groom posted a wedding photo and changed his relationship status on his facebook page. today, we report from palo alto on the event and big time wedding guests as well. >> reporter: fewer than 100 guests came to mark zuckerberg's house in palo alto saturday afternoon f

prosecutors say the men planned to target obama's campaign headquarters, chicago mayor rahm emanuel'sral law enforcement and financial sites, all there in chicago. the attorney for the men calls the arrests "a police setup." bail has been set at $1.5 million each. >>> and the man hoop ignite admiral firestorm between the u.s. and china will soon have a new home. blind chinese activist chen guangcheng left the beijing airport early on saturday, and will arrive in newark in just a few hours. in april he escaped from house arrest taking refuge in the u.s. embassy. >>> all right. which issues will determine this election? we want to hear from you. in a new way, josh is here to show you how. >> yeah. fred, an interactive feature. i want to set it up for everybody. here's the deal. you know, folk, sometimes during a presidential race there are moments in which things get seared away a little from the actual issues most important to you. right? sometimes that happens, and instead you end up hearing other things an comments made. so what we want to do is give you a voice, an opportunity say t

manufacturing molotov cocktails and plans to attack president obama's campaign headquarters and rahm emanuel'sd other targets during the nato meeting and two additional activists arrested today on similar charges? >>reporter: similar. one charged with, if relation to manufacturing molotov cocktails and another of procuring, or trying to procure bombmaking equipment. they are terrorism related charges but not federal charges. they are state charms. that is the first time we have seen that. it will be interesting to see how it plays out. >>gregg: and other non-terrorism-related arrests today? >>reporter: we have seen through the process, 18 people who have been arrested so far, and the demonstration up until the end was without conflict and when it reached the end there was nowhere to march and they tried to move center to the summit and you got a stand off and conflict. >>gregg: do you have a feel would the people are? some say they are protesting the continuing war in afghanistan, and they want it to end sooner than 2014, and others are saying, well, they want the disillusion of nato. what abo

molotov cocktails to fargt president obama's chicago campaign headquarters, the residence of mayor rahm emanuel and chicago police officers ahead of this weekend's nato summit. the men all from out of town were arrested in a chicago area on wednesday. among the charges, conspiracy to commit terrorism and possession of explosives. >> the individuals that we have charged in this investigation are not peaceful protesters. they are domestic terrorists who came to chicago with an anarchist agenda. >> reporter: police trapped clients by bringing them the molotov cocktail. >> it's part of the intimidation campaign, part of the fear campaign to deter people from getting out to protest on the streets and to deter people from supporting the protesters. >> reporter: authorities say the incident reinforces their need to be on heightened alert with thousands of police officers out in force as the president prepares to host 50 world leaders in this home city. earlier this week, mayor emanuel says he welcomes protesters but is urging everyone to stay peaceful. >> they are going very well. you know, we've had

the three planned to attack the headquarters as well as mayor rahm emanuel's home. >> these individuals charged today are self-proclaimed anarchists who traveled from florida to the chicago area. their intent was to commit terrorist acts of violence and destruction during the nato conference. >> this is an extremely sensationalized allegation. it's what we anticipate from law enforcement and various levels of government before national security events. >> the three were arrested at this chicago address. bond set at $1.5 million for each suspect. it's the first time defendants have been charged under illinois's antiterrorism sta chut. >>> the president is hosting the g-8 summit at camp david. world leaders wrapped up their meeting today. brian mooar says it focus on was greece and the debt crisis. >> reporter: at maryland's camp david, president obama and the fellow g-8 leaders declared they stand united. a global economy facing stiff head winds. >> as all the leaders agree, growth and jobs must be the top priority. we agreed we must take steps to boost confidence while getting fiscal ho

. >> chicago mayor rahm emanuel sees the summit more as an opportunity for world exposure. >> on tourism, third largest city in america, ranked tenth. we move up to ninth, 25,000 more jobs and economic growth. >> a promise of future dollars chicago leaders hope outweigh potential risk. katy tur, nbc news, chicago. >>> we've got a lot more to tell you on this friday night on "nightly news." two big things to watch this weekend. a stunning eclipse and a historic new mission to space from the real life inspiration for hollywood's ironman. >>> this is how it looked last year. and if you want to see it for real this year, you'll have to live on the west coast. it's a rare annular or ring eclipse where the moon travels in front of the sun and blocks it except for a thin so-called ring of fire around the edge. it's due to happen sunday evening at 6:30 local time on the west coast. if you're in the viewing area, don't look directly at the eclipse because you could damage your eyes seriously. >>> the other big space news this weekend involves a grocery run of sorts now that the u.s. has retired n

these young men were planning these attacks not only on bo obama's campaign headquarters, but rahm emanuel's office, and part of this was going to be a diversion so they could caro out other terrorist acts. listen to what the prosecutor husband to say. >> specifically, plans were made to destroy police cars and attack four chicago police department stations. with destructive devices in an effort to undermine the police response to the conspirators' other plans actions in the nato summit. >> and prosecutors also say they seized just a myriad of weapons, including a mortar, four completed molotov cocktails, some throwing stars, knives with brass knuckles on them and a hunting bow. the defense attorneys came out and said this was propaganda. they were infilt ralted by undercover agents and this was one big scam by police. >> what we have learned now, we believe it was a set-up, an entrapment to the highest degree, and it's sen sassationa by the police and the state to discredit the protesters to come here and nonviolently protest. >> we should know one thing, the defense attorneys changed their

three men accuses of planning to attack the president's campaign headquarters as well as mayor rahm emanuel's home and other targets. they appeared in a federal courtroom today. defense lawyers for the suspects claim the charges are trumped up to frighten the protesters. >> this is an extremely sensationalized allegation and this is exactly what we anticipate from law enforcement and from various levels of government before national special security events. >> prosecutors say the men are self-described anarchists who boasted earlier about the damage they would do in chicago. >> firefighters battling a warehouse fire in downtown oakland made an unexpected discovery, an illegal marijuana operation. tonight police are trying to find the owners. the fire was reported about 4:00 this morning at a warehouse on broadway near 30th street. flames shot about 20 feet into the air. it took fire crews several hours to get those flames under control. once they did, at the back of the warehouse they found about 200 pot plants. a large filtering system and an electrical system that had been alerted, altered

i want to ask you to respond to mayor rahm emanuel's comment. he said something about the culture here. and that people have become immune to this, that there is not more outrage. what do you make of his remarks? >> well, i think the mayor hit it directly on the head. i think the communities that are plagued with this are suffering from youth that has grown up in an environment where normal is not normal. where you hear gun fire, where you see people being shot, and killed, and that you adjust to that environment because if you look at the economic balance, in the communities where these things are happening at, you'll look at a community where education has been a challenge, where employment is a challenge, where disinvestment occurred and parental or nonparental presence. we talk about parents, but the fact is many of these young adults or teenagers are homeless. and they are staying wherever they can with friends who allow them to come in. so, we look at social and emotional issues that are going unaddressed. we have to turn that around. we h

> the proposed targets include the campaign headquarters of president obama, the home of mayor rahm emanuel and certain downtown financial institutions. >>> protest in chicago were small and peaceful but letter in the day demonstrators and police clashed. larger protests expected tomorrow. president obama will go to chicago but today he met with european leaders and camp david. the european crisis at the top of the agenda. the g 8 also supporting a plan for tapping into government-held oil supplies if there is a shortage. >>> i hope as we can resolve the issue in a peaceful fashion that respects iran's sovereignty and its rights but also recognizes its responsibilities >>> it will work to promote growth and jobs in europe. gov. brown ordered a hiring freeze for most a jobs last year because of the budget but it turns out there are plenty of state jobs to be had, tony lopez shows us getting one is easier than you might think >>> the man who played mr. freeze in that men may have left the building but the hiring freeze for state workers lose or the dome. >>> i want you guys to get your foot i

with plans to attack president obama's campaign head quarters and the home of chicago mayor rahm emanuel. another summit headline, nato secretary general says that the missile shield is up. and running with the basic capability to shoot down incoming missiles. the obama administration says the shield is a sign of nato solidarity but the u.s. footed most of the bill. and it wasn't all business, though. after a working dinner last night, president obama threw the football around at soldier field, the home of the bears. >>> a riot inside a privately owned mississippi prison is back under control this morning. smoke was seen rising from inside adams county correctional facilely in naches. one guard did die. five others were injured. it involved between 200 and 300 inmates. >>> a former rutgers university student learns his fate this morning in a new jersey courtroom. dharun ravi was convicted of 15 hate crimes against his roommate, tyler clementi. he spied on his roommate roommate with a web cam and then tweeted about the encounters. he faces up to ten years in prison and possible deportatio

another alleged target includes the home of chicago mayor rahm emanuel and four chicago police stations obama! no tax money! >> those are protesters in thurmont, maryland, hoping to get president obama's attention at the g-8 summit. the ethiopian immigrants are upset about their prime minister being invited to join the world leaders. some see him as a brutal dictator. >>> african food shortages is just one of the problems tackled by world leaders in maryland today. the g-8 is also dealing with greece's money problems and nuclear security. brian mooar has the latest on the camp david talks. >> reporter: at maryland's camp david, president obama and his fellow g- 8 leaders declared they would stand united on fixing a global economy still facing stiff headwinds. >> this has been a frank and useful conversation and gives me great optimism about our ability to meet these challenges in the future. >> the most pressing concern, a greek financial crisis that is threatening to spread. the greek people have thrown out the government that agreed to strict austerity measures in return tore a europe

he and rahm emanuel were e-mailing frequently. he would advise on all sorts of issues. he ran in illinois in 2004. so this is a very messy issue for everyone. and i don't know how much actually gets done in response to it, but people are going to at least try to talk about it. >> and from a democratic perspective, the president yesterday and here earlier this week on c-span radio, congressman barney frank saying that because of what happened with jpmorgan chase, this is exactly why dodd/frank needs to be fully implemented, why these regulations need to be put in place. >> well, i think this is something that's not new to politicians in washington to look at a similar issue and try to paint it it in their favor and try to prove to the american people that they're on the right side of the issue. from the democratic perspective, you're going to see democratic senators and administration officials say this is exactly why we passed this law in the first place. this is why we need the rules to be finished. this is why it needs to be strengthened. this is why we did all this w

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targeting obama's headquarters, as well as mayor rahm emanuel's home and other locations, including police stations and police cars. >>> meantime the g-8 summit is under way at camp david in maryland and it has attracted protesters. more than 200 ethiopian activists packed a small town to protest their prime minister's involvement in the summit. the leaders of the world's biggest economies say they stand united on fixing a global economy on the brink of disaster and they say their most pressing concern is the greek financial crisis that's threatening to spread. >> all of the leaders here today agreed, growth and jobs must be our top priority. we agreed that we must take steps to boost confidence, and to promote growth and demand while getting our fiscal houses in order. >> president obama and many of the same leaders, of course, will continue their talks in chicago. that summit will be heavily focused on the war in afghanistan. >>> there is a silent killer affecting lives of baby boomers at a disturbing rate and tonight the federal government is suggesting all boomers be screened for hepat

say they plan to attack president obama's campaign headquarters and the home of chicago mayor rahm emanuel. two other men facing charges allegedly discussing building bombs and threatening to blow up a train overpass. president obama will spend much of the day in chicago before he heads to joplin, missouri, where he'll meet with survivors of last year's tornado and deliver the commencement address at the the town's high school. >>> other news, facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg coming off a very big week. just a day after taking his company public on friday, there's the photograph, the 28-year-old billionaire married his longtime girlfriend priscilla chan. guests arrived for what they thought was a graduation party for chan who finished medical school monday. instead treated to a surprise backyard marriage ceremony and many zuckerberg announced it as a stat us update on facebook. that went smoother than their ipo did friday. there was a traffic overload at nasdaq and the stock price gained just 23 cents for the day. more on this story to help us sort through it. an early look at the