police say in 1987 he severely beat a woman in her scottsdale, arizona home. but when he was about to be arrested for the crime he faked his own drowning death. >> he assumed a new life. in fact the name he chose was frank roman reynolds. and he actually got a job, developed a relationship with another woman. >> more than 20 years later police got a tip that he was living in palm springs here in california when a cold case squad tracked him down he voluntarily agreed to return to arizona. he's now in jail accused of conspiracy to commit murder, burglary, and other charges. >>> parking is about to get more expensive in san jose. the increases the city is considering at the public garages. >>> the serious threats against a baseball player that injured giants catcher buster posey. >>> the online auction of the yuan any bomber is closed. it brought in $230,000. it journals were the most popular items. kaczynski was convicted of killing three people and wounding 29 others. >>> police say a 73-year-old carrie dice shot six people. five died, one victim is still in c

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scottsdale, arizona, republican line, steve. i was going to say that maybe we're just looking at this pessimistically. doesn't 9% unemployment mean 90% employment and maybe, you know, because we're in an automation age with, you know, the computers and robots, i mean, isn't it likely we're going to start having more employment just for that reason because of robots doing that now? guest: good question. services, is why you've seen a drop in manufacturing in construction and why the services sector is now the leading employer and health care in particular. so that is happening. i don't think we're going have structurally 9% with the world's largest economy and most competitive. so i think the expectation is you are in that 5-6% range and that's why 9% is such a painful experience and an anomaly. this is not a normal rate for this economy. host: the next thing you look at as far as the telltale as far as the state of the economy. guest: energy prices. i don't think people appreciate fully how that feeds into the food prices. the f

host: the next call comes from scottsdale, arizona. steve, republican. thecaller: i took my daughter to the hospital yesterday, she was really sick with stomach flu. i cannot believe how bad -- every time you go there, there is so much waste involved, so much time spent. there are overcharging everything. i think the problem lies in basically, especially these southern states, and they're all against the bill that arizona proposed, but they are trying to do something to save arizona. i think there is a lot of trouble with the health-care industry right there at the hospital. they should go down -- the different congress people should go down and see how terrible things are. host: congresswoman lee, any comment for him? guest: i hope your daughter is doing ok. believe you me, i know what hospitals and emergency rooms are like. i have been in many with family and friends. that is one of the reasons why health care reform is so important and why we cannot let republicans roll it back. for the most part, the people that end up in emergency rooms do not have

scottsdale, arizona, republican line, steve.ler: i was going to say that maybe we're just looking at this pessimistically. doesn't 9% unemployment mean 90% employment and maybe, you know, because we're in an automation age with, you know, the computers and robots, i mean, isn't it likely we're going to start having more employment just for that reason because of robots doing that now? guest: good question. services, is why you've seen a drop in manufacturing in construction and why the services sector is now the leading employer and health care in particular. so that is happening. i don't think we're going have structurally 9% with the world's largest economy and most competitive. so i think the expectation is you are in that 5-6% range and that's why 9% is such a painful experience and an anomaly. this is not a normal rate for this economy. host: the next thing you look at as far as the telltale as far as the state of the economy. guest: energy prices. i don't think people appreciate fully how that feeds into the food prices. t

host: scottsdale, arizona. steve, republican line. good morning pretty caller: i was going to say that if a lawyer tells you he is going to lie to you, is he telling you the truth? that is my comments. host: from the associated press this morning. of dolly -- al-zawahri has succeeded osama bin laden as head of the terror network. he had been bin laden's second- in-command. this from politico this morning -- joe biden deficit group down to the tough stuff. david rogers writes -- that's recalls on secretary gates say most countries like to piggyback to your calls on secretary gate saying most countries like to each other. caller: i disagree with mr. gates. i believe and allies should be trusted and once they break a business policy i think we should have action against them. host: jacksonville, florida. walter on our independent line. what do you think about this? caller: one thing i am tired of hearing everybody praising mr. gates upon what he said here. i am sure he did not mean to say it. he wouldn't do anything to complicate his fed

host: the next call comes from scottsdale, arizona. steve, republican. thecaller: i took my daughter to the hospital yesterday, she was really sick with stomach flu. i cannot believe how bad -- every time you go there, there is so much waste involved, so much time spent. there are overcharging everything. i think the problem lies in basically, especially tse southern states, and they're all against the bill that arizona proposed, but they are trying to do something to save arizona. i think there is a lot of trouble with the health-care industry right there at the hospital. they should go down -- the different congress people should go down and see how terrible things are. host: congresswoman lee, any comment for him? guest: i hope your daughter is doing ok. believe you me, i know what hospitals and emergency rooms are like. i have been in many with family and friends. that is one of the reasons why health care reform is so important and why we cannot let republicans roll it back. for the most part, the people that end up in emergency rooms do not have pr

this weekend, i was in scottsdale and it was very windy and the wind was blowing like crazy and there were hundreds of reporters there because i'm building a big job in scotland and they said take off your hat. take off your hat and i took off my hat and they saw it was my hair. with bernanke, it's like if i was wearing a hairpiece. you'd take off your hat. it's an artificial stimulus. by the way, they were shocked to see it was my hair. >> head wind. >> blowing viciously in the wind. but it's really an artificial stimulus and it's proven to be and now the country has another trillion dollars in debt. and it's absolute ridiculous. >> tell me about the golf course. what's going to make yours good? >> it's a special piece of land and it's the great dunes of scotland. i was lucky enough to buy it seven or eight years ago. it took a long time to get it zoned. i got it zoned and we're building a golf course that's going to really be the greatest golf course in the world because the land is so incredible. >> donald, we want to talk to you about something in the new york papers yesterday. "t