. >> i was going to say, my mom taught me how to play spades. >> my mom taught me, too.tive housing unit with inmates accused of more serious crimes, he's made some new friends. >> i'm jay dizzle. i be rapping and stuff. >> that's my bodyguard right there. that's my bodyguard right there. >> that's wacky chan, wacky chan. ♪ ♪ my [ bleep ] bill is too high ♪ ♪ we been around ♪ we get around in your town it's how we get down ♪ >> while gonzales has made the most of his time at the central jail, few things in jail last forever. a couple of days later he was transferred back to the theo lacy jail. he's been assigned to a cell in one of the mods, the very place he wanted to avoid. >> i would probably never be in the mods. the mods is like way inside, like no sunlight, two-man cell. you're in a cell, like they lock the door on you. >> really? that's where i guess you see the real serious. see, that's somewhat disturbing. >> i don't know why they brought me over here. i liked it better over there. >> have you told your mom your moved over here. >> i talked to her. she got right

means it would be a default they're calling a spade a spade effectively. can increase find a solution or is it just to forestall the disaster what can be. changed to what can be done to change the outlook. on i find it quite interesting sitting here on the trading floor talking to the markets to the brokers to economists talking to the city the big disconnect between what all those people are saying and what you hear from the brussels elite the euro zone politicians they just everybody seems to be saying a default is inevitable greece just has where you too much debt and yet those are the words you will never hear coming out of brussels i think the fear is unless we stop you lurching from crisis to crisis from vote to vote from one disaster to another and actually take a bigger picture view of how to deal with greece all the politicians take that bigger picture then the worries of the markets will be that you know a messy solution will eventually be imposed and i think that is the problem this disconnect between what you hear from brussels and what you hea

a spade o.b. near the big guys are getting all the breaks and the burdens falling on all of the people so of course this is going to happen but of course it's old news it's what we wrote about a year ago or with their heads two point zero it people know the game when the money stops flowing down to the man on the street the blood starts flowing in the streets i think a perfect example and i do i think it's important to look all around the country because country is made up of cities and towns even some of the smallest towns there's one in texas called alto they just laid out their entire police force and from what i understand that state also has no money for new textbooks in public schools so from an economic standpoint i know you say this isn't a new story how should we see this these things happening in our towns in our schools. it's a much bigger picture it's the beginning of the great war that we've been writing about you're seeing the global ponzi scheme collapse the only way they keep it go

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but let's call a spade a paid here, congressman. >> the bush tax cuts, you know helped millionaires andonaires, god bless them. >> you are a wonderful guy. but when do you let go of george bush? 50 years from now. is he still going to be sort of the darth vader. when do you let go? >> the republicans beat up on bill clinton a lot. i hardly think we are beating occupy george bush. george bush has come and gone as president. but we have to live based on what he put n and i think those tax cuts are unconscoinable. that debt doubled since this president came n >> he inherited a terrible economy. neal let me tell you. >> for six years republicans could have passed down amendmentings. >> you could passed a budget last year, congressman. democrats were totally in control. why didn't you. there is enough blame to go around. i want you to forget george bush and forget george bush and move on. i think it is an issue for you guys and you just have to move on. >> i want to move on and by moving on, there has to be shared sacrifices and not just senior citizens and working people. >> congressman.

well there may be adversaries really i just think a spade here it's hard because protesting is kind of a paradox you need to do something crazy enough to get the media and people to pay attention to you in the same time it can be so crazy that people think you're insane and you lose all credibility he kept thinking of these ridiculous ideas and things like. going on a hunger strike and then finally it came to me i thought i'll walk the link that you thought it would be about five hundred miles i do it takes me about twenty seven days and we're going to publicize it and have people invited to come up with us i think to hopefully speak with people started to bait have a dialogue instead of just. chanting a slogan or waving a sign in some space and i figured walking that's pretty normal i think people walk every day right it's not too bizarre it's not going to do this and you're right you're. right on to something there is there were such non-controversial. everything. else this is again raised during the vietnam era when the peaceniks were a bunch of weird people they were hippies and an

missile shield they are concerned it's a step towards a self-serving american military zation of spades. denmark's border barriers or combat customs shags designed to tackle drug smuggling and illegal immigration but it's an early e.u. colleagues to say it violates the cornerstone of european unity. and levy and officials say the arms embargo has been breached again as boats from qatar carrying weapons for the rebels are reportedly intercepted so far france is the only nation to admit supplying arms to take it off the force is. time now for sports of data and it seems money can buy you happiness and your last ride home for a footballer called us turbos who wants to leave manchester city despite being on an incredible three hundred thousand dollars a week and why in a second plus we've got the action. from the corporate america which is finally sprung to life. hello there you watch the sport here are naughty and these are the headlines. i want this city striker. to leave the club again. come from behind the top a group of the corporate america. making a three new schools were right there

you this is a line from moscow forced into action by the t two in the can all meanies of sunni and spade eat is in private investors have agreed on a second bailout was around one hundred fifty nine billion euros to prop up greece's economy well this is a major us credit agency downgrades the greek debt default status and i'm president of solidarity to save the ailing the heads of states also agreed on a plethora of new tools laws down to bush will joins us live from brussels for more on this done deal so what's the reaction to the bailout deal being so fall. well we all remember the words over the leaders who promised that greece would need a second bailout now we're hearing that president sarkozy of france says that never again will another country need it so we get the impression of broken promises fitch which is a major credit rating agency has downgraded greece is to default level now there was supposed to have been a deal struck between the e.u. leaders formally or informally that the credit rating agencies would give greece some time to breathe and to to recover from this news but

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because you do have a special feeling to spades everything spanish you can speak you speak spanish well i mean that in my local area oh no but but but what what's your opinion spanish cinema today is really as different a special a spanish football what we can say what makes spanish football different but what makes spanish cinema's so special. when good directors good directors under fortunately there's a severe lack of value of. a produces in the crisis there's very little money. well there's no money makes you think she's no then people go for something that they're pretty sure that they're going to get mum's on seats. for the first week and that's it. but this film is really such a jewel and the amazing thing is that that the free press he also gave that the first prize so it wasn't just because we spoke spanish and this is what's your opinion about the contemporary russians and which is which is also very much criticized by the russians say well these were the days when the soviet times when the russians did good movies what about today's russia is your personal do you see a lot of

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to be raised and that's the same by the way bill for many countries that's what you're seeing in spades in greece and portugal and the e.c.b. is just kicking the can down the road just like the u.s. on these sovereign debt issues get the spending in line and then debt ceilings are a secondary topic what about talking about moody's a little of course here is a rating agency raising concerns when america has obviously been in debt for years so why is it now speaking out against america's situation when of course we've seen it speaking out against the situation in europe and being accused of being biased towards the european situation. well i think it's a good point i think the credit agencies are doing their job i think one would argue that they were criticized for being flat footed during the mortgage crisis several years ago and they started with europe they've been pretty harsh with the european sovereign debt countries clearly the countries that can't print money greece where they have to rely on another institution for bailouts that puts more risk to them than countries that are mana

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brings into focus on all the grease is a bit arrest by brings into focus spade it's only a political now thoughts about that now facing similar problems it's any maybe how do we avoid the viral spread of this that disease. well i think the main problem is that the the european banks have to in some way or another become recapitalized and on a more solid foundation and until the politicians really address that and they've been dragging their feet to it over the last year and a half two years and really recognizing how serious some of the some of the banks are in the european space. until that happens i think it's always going to be over the next months vulnerable to new speculative attacks and that's certainly what the people on the other side of the atlantic are or something licking their chops over so it's difficult to know is know what the future's going to bring and things change and by the by the day but the broad picture lot of people looking ahead to the future is saying that if the european economy does fail it could open the way for managing economies like china and india to

sure that this state you know that this country continues to be stabilized and refuses to call it spades and i sectarian war or conflict or to cause this that is ation and and lebanon. governments lebron should. you know the number one job in the government learned let alone lebanon voters everyone of no confidence like any other country can because it does have some form of the democratic system and then go out and them do the government there and it's as simple as that you know and one who has been one hundred percent is holy you know the worst i mean it's amazing how you say has my love brought down the government i mean when you look at any particular government has been lies about two members and that's not what i'm saying doesn't even it doesn't even have a surety in our government i still don't know it can i just leave them on here i'd like to go to mona there's there's one interesting scenario out there is that and i'm not going to point a finger at anyone right here but there are some people in the in the region i'll be honest something about israel are very pleased to see that

show it is it's a charade it's a spade is a scam they're not going to do anything serious they're going to announce something the day before the day ah but the day after and they're going to say everything is ok but in six months from now or year from now america's going to be in worse shape than it is now they're going to continue to spend and drive us old deeper into debt we've been doing this for forty years this is not going to go anywhere now jim to just bolster your point in fact we saw white house officials on thursday evening calling all the top bankers essentially saying guys don't worry there's not going to be an actual default even if that cap cap isn't raised so that begs the question what's the point what's the point of this charade what's the point of you know worrying people i mean i'm glad i got something to cover here as a journalist but come on. they're trying to get publicity for themselves they're posturing that's what politicians do let's see the studies show that the people who are good politicians are the people who are good at a playground when they were in gramm

so people are out to get their pound of flesh right now and doing it in spades. >> bret: number of apologiesoday. james murdock apologized numerous time saying it's great regret for him and his family. and how sorry the company is. to not live up to standards. that said, do we have a sense, karen, where this is going from here? >> one of the things that was interesting to note was it was an american lawyer, joel klein, sitting over rupert murdock's shoulder there are actually some potential legal implications in this country. don't forget news corp is, in fact, based, legally incorporated in the united states. so there are some question whether the aed bribes might have triggered, you know, tripped the foreign corrupt practices act. >> bret: the f.b.i. is investigating. the attorney general apparently is going to meet with 9/11 victims on this very issue. >> news corp owns a lot of u.s. television stations in the past, for instance in the 1970s looked at the fitness of thely sen see deciding whether to renew licenses there are a number of other directions in this country this case could go.

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our first attempt at removing soil involved coming in with an air spade and is basically the instruments that are attached to an air compressor. and it's used to blast soil off of the roots, and it does minimal damage to the roots. and the enclosure kept us from contaminating other areas. we used this in combination with what i call a super vacuum. this large truck with a hose on it that would suck the loosened soil out and we would carry that to a disposal site. we came back in later, when we realized we didn't get all the contaminated soil out, and we used high pressure water to break up more of the soil and go deeper into the beds and we also used a similar truck to suck out the slurry of water and soil. this was carried off to an isolated sites. >> bottom line, what's your prognosis. how and when will you know if these trees have survived or if it was too late? >> well, from the very beginning we knew that this herbicide had a proven track record of killing trees. it's been around since the '70s, it's extremely toxic. it has a half life, meaning it breaks down slowly over a 12 to 15-

after he caught and gave back the 3,000th hit baseball, a yankee super fan is getting paid back in spades. christian lopez snagged the ball reportedly worth up to half a million but instead of cashing in, lopez gave it back right away to derek jeter. and he was told he would have to pay taxes and the tax bill was arguably worth about $15,000. he already has $150,000 in student loans and players and major companies are lining up to help. and with us is christian lopez. christian, a pleasure to talk to you. i understand modell is kicking $25,000, and sty neither sports kicking in $25,000. how thrilled are you? >>guest: first, thank you for having on me. mr. modell and mr. sty neither what they are doing is incredible and shows how much they love sports and how much they appreciate the yankees and they just love the game. they love baseball. and they love do help people. >>greg: tops is introducing a christian lopez trading card. what do you thing of that? >>guest: that's cool! every skid that ever watched baseball had some kind of trading card, ever, and now it is something that will be rem

but he's going to give it to them in spades, fred. he was injecting himself with steroids. that's going to come out of andy pettitte's mouth. that's pretty damaging testimony. >> there's no way around that? >> i don't know how clemens gets around that. no. i don't see it. and the judge is limiting the double hearsay. he's limiting what other people are going to say, mcnamee told them -- >> andy pettitte isn't hearsay. >> right. this is 100% coming into evidence. i'm saying the double hearsay statements down the road are not coming -- unless clemens' lawyer opens the door with some sloppy questioning. then who knows? the floodgates could open. >> it's going to be so uncomfortable to watch. let's talk about a very sticky situation. this one out of battle creek michigan. >> sticky. >> this one is so nutty on so many levels. we're talking about a woman -- >> oh, fred! >> i couldn't resist. she's accusing her husband's ex of sending a letter that is just coated in peanut butter and she apparently is fatally allergic to peanut butter. this

now, it is true that what nato has in spades is this defense, if you will, organization. everyone is plug again. when there is a war everyone can react. how many are reacting? out of 28 members, six are participating, of which four or 31 nothing to do with attacking the ground. the rebels are complaining that it takes a long time for native to come up. you know why? because when they call in the strike it goes to naples where the canadian general runs the joint force headquarters. from naples it goes to the strategic nato command outside brussels. from there it has to political committees to clear, the military committee in the north atlantic council. at times it has to get to the capitals of the countries to be approved. you know, recalled general clark used the climb a wall. you wanted to knock out television transmitters. it had to go through all these countries' capitals and come back. consensus. by that time i think those transmitter's stopped working. so, yes, it is true. i believe that nato is mired in this cold war structure. walking out of nato headquarters with

my friends tell you i have it in spades. those are just my friends. and went in and briefed the senior leadership and said here are the goals and principles. is fine that you think that but why? we have been doing it since eisenhower. one senior person said i don't care that eisenhower said it. it was more questioning why you are doing these things. why are these goals and principles? all the policies may have a lot of continuity but this administration did a lot of soul-searching as to why these principles are in here. do they still apply and need to be updated? the core values remain. we went through a clean sheet approach that these principles are nearly universal and stood the test of time so we took a hard look at the goals and principles. some other dramatic changes in policy would be the ascendancy of the state department's role in policy. this is the realization that space is an international activity now. the u. s is not the only player. is not just u.s. and soviet union anymore. there are many players. commercial and not state actors and man

this does it in spades. >> lehrer: do you agree, the well is poisoned beyond-- >> i think it helps poison the well. this is a reflection of the 2010 elections where a lot of ideological momentum and they were not going to accept taxes in this process. i think there is fault on both sides here. i think democrats have sat back and hoped the republicans would self-destruct which is a pretty good bet. i think the republicans have been too ideologically divided to support their own speak nert negotiations. it's a serious problem in our politics. if you were a martian coming into this process you would see a dysfunctional political process where nothing is really working. the world is looking at this. the euro in crisis, the american political system not particularly functional. there's not much economic leadership on a global level right now. those are serious things. >> lehrer: if you're right, then who exercises leadership over the next three days and gets this thing finally done? >> i think it's the senate. and there are a lot of adults in the senate. that's the place often we any to for th

it's the haunting legacy in spades. when obama decided that he was going to do something about libya, we all remember that he said we're going do this, we're going to measure the american effort in days, perhaps weeks. and it ended up being a couple of weeks. but now he is saddleed with something very, very large and, again, it goes back to vietnam. what is it that you do about libya? do you simply allow it to go its own way? after you've made a little commitment do you allow the little commitment to be wasted? and if that country goes bad, do you think that the republicans are t going to accuse you of king the wrong call? i mean, john mccain has already sa the president's made the wrong call. is i the kind of agony right now that this president is going through. it's that same guns and butter argument. >> rose: i was going ask you as i was listening to him. do you think a president hilry clinton... >> (laughs) >> rose:... would be any different? >> i think she probably wod have made similar decisions. i mean, the big d