obama sr. many will. there were many of them who worked with him and knew him, many family members. some people were very eager to talk. because this was such a high-profile presidency and they are so proud of obama jr. some wanted to tell a positive story. the father is a complex character as you know since he read the book, very passionate person also a very self-destructive person. because of that i think there were people certainly in the family he didn't particularly want the story told her only certain kind. i think i was a white woman coming in to tell it also raised concern. this was their story and i certainly did run into that as well. >> host: but in the end you are happy with how the sourcing worked and the people you talk to and access you are given? >> guest: absolutely. i found a number of people that knew them well and i also found a number of people in the family that walked me through the village and i really felt like i talked to many many people who knew him. i also was fort

obama's sr. seem to be the untold story of the obamacare and it is the i was a reporter at the globe for many years and have done many political profiles provide did write a profile of october -- obama's sr. in 2008 i spoke to people in kenya by did not go there. i did not have that piece of the story. we decided this was a compelling story. little known about him obama, jr. only go so far it talks about his experience. so this was a book that needed to be written. >> host: in that process of working on the book you said you went to kenya and describe that in the book itself. tell us what that was like. did you have access or was there suspicion of the outsider or racial dimension of a white reporter? >> host: make 91 of those were true i went five times. wonderful people helped me a lot that new obama's senior very well. many family members. some people were eager to talk because this was such a high profile presidency people wanted to tell a positive story. obama's sr. is a complex character a

obama, sr. was the first boy and they certainly the time were very cherished, very high expectations. at one point he had two daughters with the same life, the mother of obama, sr., wouldn't talk to the girls, but we talked to senior and say you're going to get married and go away. i'm only going to talk to him, in part the seed was planted there but was obama, senior himself. one of the things he had in common with his son not only was he intelligent, she was very ambitious. >> that is another big feeney and i'm sure a lot of people want to learn about from your book and it's sort of how much of the sun do we see in the father and vice versa, and what comparisons and contrasts meaning we should take this moment to look at that. d.c. that president obama is barack obama senior's son is that clear to you? >> guest: absolutely although they shared a little time to cover only the first year of his life and a month later on. they had many things in common the first is their intelligence obviously bo

is >> i think it's more likely that obama sr.t to make them think the baby was going to vanish. it gave a cleaner profile for him to immigration officials. the only thing i do wonder about is he said the salvation army. the salvation army did have a maternity home in honolulu. it's interesting he mentioned that. maybe they talked about it, didn't go ahead with it. i don't think they made arrangements to actually do it, though. >> he speaks so sweetly about his mother. do you think, if he was raised by his father, he would be president today? >> you know, this is certainly speculative. myself, it would be unlikely. obama sr. was a brave person in some respects. he was extremely self-destructive also. i think he wasn't a very nurturing person and was very self-absorbed. i think obama jr. might have chosen a very different life, would be a different person in many respects if he'd grown up with that kind of a paternal figure. >> in all of your research for the book, what surprised you most about obama sr.? >> well, the two events in

srs.mociÓn de ese gran partido que anoche jugÓ nuestra selección, digo nuestra selecciÓn porque soy venezolano, la vino tinto y los guaranÍes de paraguay. se tomÓ vino tinto y tererÉ. >> sufrieron hasta el final. >> fue sin dudas un encuentro sorprendente que dejÓ como ganador a paraguay. y ahora se va a enfrentar a la selecciÓn de uruguay. las doy guay. y fue un partido muy emocionante, trÍstemente para los venezolanos no siguieron... >> para nosotros ha sido uno de los grandes logros, jugaron como campeones y como debe ser. [ aplausos ] >> y como campeona se siente ahora ana patricia gonzÁlez que estÁ con una asignaciÓn especial. >> vamos a pasar con todo lo que acontece para esta noche. ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> good morning por la maÑana! >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! cÓmo estÁn? soy la primera en llegar y estoy superfeliz porque hoy es un dÍa tan especial para nosotros los jÓvenes porque se va a celebrar premios juventud 2011. en la semana estuve llevando todo lo que iba pasand

. >> sr.entre 1985 y 1990 en que saliÓ humillado alan garcÍa con las cuentas en azul con una aprobaciÓn de su gestión de mÁs del 42 %. >> inauguramos la primera etapa del museo de arte bicentenaprio bicentenario. >> se jacta de haber mantenido el crecimiento de 7 % al aÑo. algunos se preguntan si eso lo ayudarÁ a tentar la presidencia en el aÑo 2016. >> creo que hay cosas muy importantes. todos hemos dicho hasta aburrinos la polÍtica econÓmica, ha mejorado mucho la infraestructura del paÍs, hay menos pobreza y eso es un punto importante, la joya de la corona del gobierno de garcÍa en polÍtica exterior es lo mejor que hemos tenido. >> pero segÚn mÁs de un analista son los violentos conflictos sociales, 217 de ellos activos, los que expresan un gran descontento de una parte del paÍs, junto a los casos de corrupciÓn y la violencia delincuencial y son estos temas los que llegan a la sucesiÓn de humala. no es el candidato de izquierda y pupilo de chÁvez sino que los integrantes de su gabinete lo co

usted sr. y sra.tiraron la alfombra roja y automÁticamente ella volÓ. admiraciÓn y respeto para los leo y para el signo de virgo que es el Último signo de esta primera parte resulta que ellos son los amos y srs. del sentido comÚn y la lÓgica. si planea comprarse un carro los virgo son los que saben y cuentan con el dinero o cheque de esta semana y mes y si usted es sagitariano o geminiano y es bien volatil ellos los ponen sobre con los pies sobre la tierra. >> uno es muy lÓgico y otro es muy soÑador! >> vamos a continuar contigo >> se imagina teniendo en su casa a un william levy o a ninel conde? cÓmo tratar a nuestra pareja de acuerdo a su signo zodiacal. y por quÉ me voy a los artistas? es para que usted tenga una especie de comparaciÓn. le toca el turno a libra. >> pero la comparaciÓn es muy importante porque a veces en la relaciÓn se acaba un poco la miel. para el signo de libra a ellos usted como pareja de un libra tiene que tratar de ponerlo en sus zapatos. >> es como tener a ninel conde en la c

murdoch's jr and sr came back and took the stand at the end of their hearing the committee apologized profusely for what they said was an unacceptable interruption by a member of the public this is a scandal which has implications throughout society the news corp employees and indeed bosses have been answering questions the softening about what they knew about the phone hacking at the news of the world alleged payments to by journalists to.

este sr.e esto es exactamente lo que el presidente barak obama que la gente desde sus casas legalmente participe pero si esto nos lo van a quitar y nos cierran la frontera. >> quÉ se puede hacer para que no entre en vigor? >> que el caballero no lo haga. espero que no pase, porque ha hecho mucho bien no solamente en latinoamÉrica sino también en europa y asia porque son muchÍsimos los países que participan. >> un grupo de ciudadanos extranjeros a aquellos el departamento de estado les notificÓ que habÍan sido preseleccionados para el sorteo, estÁn demandando al estado. a quÉ se debe este error? >> a un jaqueo. como dicen en este paÍs. se metiÓ un hacker en el programa de satÉlites del departamento de estado y claramente volviÓ loca a la computadora y mÁs de cien mil personas que de nuevo, legalmente aplicaron y mÁs de 50 mil que fueron notificadas que ganaron, ahora les dicen: lo siento mucho esto estÁ equivocado. >> un juez federal dijo que no pueden demandar al gobierno por esto. pero esta g

y srs., cÓmo amanecieron? >> muy bien. >> quÉ vas a decir?, al otro, al centro, pa dentro me siento! >> Ándale pues. hoy es martes 26 del 2011. >> ya regresaste. >> mi hija estaba malita de salud, pero fue un virus de esos de 24 horas y ya estÁ. me puse a pensar, en el periÓdico hacen una encuesta, dice, a usted le gustarÍa quÉ le parece que le dupliquen el sueÑo o las vacaciones? eso estÁ de pensarse! >> quÉ prefiere karla martÍnez? >> es difÍcil. si ahora puedo vivir afortunadamente con lo que tengo lo Único que me hace falta es tiempo para estar con mi familia. tal vez preferirÍa mÁs tiempo... pero cuando vi la palabra doblarte el salario! [risas] >> sin ningÚn problema doblegar el sueldo y de esa manera con la lana tener las mejores vacaciones de la vida. yo pienso que compartir en familia no es tanto en cuestiÓn de tiempo como en cuestiÓn de calidad. >> yo creo que el tiempo siempre hace falta sobre todo en este paÍs que nos absorve el trabajo pero la calidad del tiempo es muy importante. si tengo 5 minutos para estar con mi hija, tengo

y sr.etamente vacÍo. >> ahÍ tiene los ingredientes. >> vamos a empezar con las moras, todo lo que son los berries. regeneran la piel y nos van a prevenir de las cÉlulas cancegÍrenas. el jugo de piÑa nos ayuda a bajar de peso. el tÉ verde acelera el metabolismo. y la manzana es pura antioxidantes, y la cÁscara tiene 100 veces más antioxidante que lo que es la manzana. y tambiÉn la miel de abeja para la concentraciÓn. >> yo necesito un kilo. >> el limÓn fija el calcio en los huesos. lo vamos a licuar. >> mientras quÉ te parece si vamos a empezar con la ensalada. >> la ensalada de frijoles con piÑa. y en este caso estoy utilizando los tres tipos de frijoles, si lo quiere hacer en su casa, si son de lata que sean orgÁnicos. >> frijoles con piÑa pero se ve! >> es una delicia. cilantro es curativo. mucho para la suegra! [risas] o para usted sra. que los niÑos la sacan de quisio. vamos a poner un poco de comino que no lo tengo por quÍ pero el comico es muy, muy importante porque lo que va a hacer

he was busted for it in one thousand nine hundred six or the iran contra scandal after reagan bush sr was elected but like jerry ford bush was really only president because he served as vice president under reagan at the october surprise didn't floaters in one thousand nine hundred eighty you can bet bush sr would never have been elected in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight that's for illegitimate republican presidents and that brings us to the most recent illegitimate republican president george w. bush the man who was given the white house by five right wing justices in the supreme court and the bush v gore supreme court decision in two thousand that stopped the florida recount and george w. bush the presidency justice antonin scalia wrote in his opinion the counting of votes does in my view threaten irreparable harm to petitioner george w. bush and to the country by casting a doubt upon what he'd bush claims to be the legitimacy of his election. i guess denying the guy who actually won the most votes in florida al gore the presidency did not constitute irreparable harm to scho

ford sr. was elected by his colleagues as chairman of the tjpa board of directors, vice chairman from june 2007 to may 2008, and chairman from june to thousand eight to june 2011, and whereas he has been coded his -- he is dedicated his career to improving public transportation as the director of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and the joint powers board, which oversees the operation of caltrain , and whereas we have benefited from the knowledge he has brought to the tjpa position for the past five years, and whereas as chairman of the board, the tjpa come pleaded and international -- completed an international design and broke ground and design at a ceremony attended by then-speaker pelosi, the secretary of transportation ray lahood, and whereas his commitment to the transit program goals directly contributed to the receipt of $400 million in stimulus funds and the important recognition of his involvement in the transit program, and whereas he left his position as executive

. >> bueno, muchÍsimas gracias, sr. cuando un Árbol le cayÓ encima. fuertes aguaceros en esta regiÓn del paÍs, las lluvias van a continuar moviÉndose en el este de la naciÓn. vamos a seguir viendo el descenso de la temperatura para ustedes en nueva york, entre tanto el calor serÁ extenuante en más de 100. ahora vamos con nuestro segmento de inmigraciÓn y con chiquinquirÁ. adelante, chiqui. >> gracias, paola. amigos, asÍ como tÚ lo dices, el tema migratorio afecta a nuestra gente. estÁ el doctor mario lovo. preparado para la primera pregunta? >> dale! (en pantalla) >> suena, confuso, ayuda. quÉ le podemos responder? >> ella no tiene una peticiÓn que la cubre por la secciÓn 245 i. que desgraciadamente seguimos pidiendo al gobierno y al congreso que la ponga. si ella entrÓ ilegal, el hijo tambiÉn entrÓ ilegal. no creo que el abogado le haya dicho que se case, damos eso como una opciÓn pero no somos consejeros sociales. quÉ es lo que se tiene que hacer? uno, prepararse para salir del paÍs si no tiene otra opciÓn y sino espe

murdoch sr. is it not time for the organization to say enough is enough. this man allegedly hacked the phone of the murdered school girl. is it not time for your organization to say do your worst, you behaved disgracefully, we're not going to pay any more of your costs? >> i would like to do that. i don't know the status of what we're doing or indeed what his contract was, whether it still has any force. >> if he -- if the organization is still paying his fees, will you give the instruction now that that should stop? >> provided it's not in breach of a contract, a legal contract, yes. >> i just want to return now to the question of making statements without being in full possession of the facts. during our 2009 inquiry, all the witnesses who came to us testified to being intimately involved, in particular a huge amount of e-mails. it seems over the past few days they have been rather quick to distance themselves from that investigation according to some of the quotes in the newspapers. could i -- it was stated to us clearly that that investigation uncovere

murdoch sr., you in answer to questions from mr. watson seemed to indicate that you had a rather hands-off approach to your company. i think the point you made was that "news of the world" was less that 1% of your entire worldwide business, and so you wouldn't really be expected to know the ins and outs of what was going on. could you just give us an illustration of how many times -- how often you would speak to the editor of your newspapers? how often you'd speak to the editor of the sun, for example, how often you would speak to the editor of the "news of the world." >> very seldom. sometimes i would ripping the editor of "news of the world" on saturday night and say we have news tonight, just to keep in touch. i'd ring the editor of "the sunday times" nearly every saturday. not to influence what he has to say at all. i'm very careful to premise any remark i made to him, it's just an inquiry. i'm not really in touch. but to say i'm hands-off is wrong. i work a 10 or 12-hour day and i cannot tell you the multitude of issues that i

pero tambiÉn, srs.e llamamos ahogado en colombia. mientras se calienta esto voy a explicar lo de los frijoles. >> hay que dejarlos un dÍa antes remojando. para que se abran un poco. >> y despuÉs qué hacemos? >> al otro dÍa lo vamos a poner solo con agua a hervir. listo. y a parte como venÍa explicando vamos a hacer el ahogado. >> estÁ calientico ahÍ. >> dele con el ajo, pues. >> me encantan los colombianos. >> la gente siempre alegre y gente muy talentosa. la shakira que la llegado a lugares tan increÍbles a todo el mundo! >> luego ponemos la cebollita blanca, todo bien picado como nos gusta. >> y si quieres me ayudas con el tomate. >> es la base de la mayorÍa de las salsas en las culturas latinas. >> sÍ. >> eso da un sabor latino increÍble. >> quÉ mÁs te echo por ahÍ? >> aquÍ y lo que vamos a hacer es ponerle comino. >> ok. >> sal y pimientica al gusto. >> este es de adorno? >> no. [risas] >> los frijoles estÁn hirviendo y vamos a poner el plÁtano. >> quÉ rico! no sabÍa que se le puede echar plÁtano. >

. >> viva mÉxico, srs. [ aplausos ] >> vieron la celebraciÓn?una luz de esperanza y un mensaje positivo para toda una generaciÓn. >> cÓmo gozamos. >> yo no entiendo por quÉ la sub 17 puede ganar y la normal no gana. nunca! >> es bÁsico, porque la sub 17 juega con pasiÓn y los muchachos que estÁn más grandes juegan preocupados por lastimarse, porque ya saben que salen lana. juegan por dinero. eses la realidad. cuando te pagan millones de dÓlares... >> preguntale a messi que no mete goles. >> quÉ casualidad. vamos a cambiar el asunto, miren esta historia me ha dejado como mamÁ asustadÍsima. es importante que prestemos atenciÓn a esto. una bebÉ casi pierde su dedito y de la manera mÁs tonta, por decirlo asÍ. habían metido una media a la lavadora y a veces hay cabellos ahÍ. se quedÓ como una bola de cabellos en el calcetÍn y se le enredÓ en uno de los deditos y la bebÉ lloraba constantemente y la mamÁ no entendÍa por quÉ lloraba y se da cuenta que su dedo estÁ prácticamente rojo y morado y dice el doctor que si no llegaba a tiempo podrÍa haber perdi

there /sr-f already been identified 10 or 15 youth. we are going to take you to a warriors game. for a president of time. we are going to be with and you let you be kids. so there's some of the preplanned work that happens. some of the other activities within this general out reach has been intervening on gangville. there was one time on one of the friday night out reach. there was a group of 10 men in the mission district 24th and mission. there was about 20 guys that were going to jump these 10. we were able to mediate. we were able with the van that we do the canvases able to take the 10 men out and nothing erupted into violence. >> how often does this happen? how do you decide today is the day? >> is this predictable? >> we are in the western edition. there's a mission crn and then an asian pacific crn. there will be one in the sunny va le. they do an assessment of the out reach they need to target. what i mentioned was a mission related incident. some of the out reach that has taken place in the bay view western edition is working with those. there's out reach calendars. we

. >> oliver wendell holmes, sr. holmesas a poet and essayist. a very small man physically, five foot four in a pair of heavy boots. he was a poet, published pt and he was a medical student. he saw no incongruity deving his life to medical sign and writin poetrs and writing essays and finding the monthly atlanta magazines. he was one that caught on to french and the whole way of life ther immiate. keep in mind charlie, they did not speak any frch, none of these people. french wasn't taught yet. modern european languages weren't taught in colleges. >> charlie: they had to learn the language when they arrived. >> yes. imagine you're plunged into medical school with thousan of students going to lectures, attending demonstrations of surgical processes and the like. and everything's in french. none of the other students speak english, and you've got to catch up. with a rigorous schedule that would be enough to exhaust anyone and not one of them to my knowledge ever quit. none of them said boy this is what i expected, i'm going hom >> charlie: oliver w

murdoch sr., good afternoon, sir.atedly stated that news corp has a zero tolerance of wrongdoing by employees. is that right? >> yes. >> in october 2010, did you still believe it to be true when you made your speech and you said, let me be clear, we will be vig -- we will vigorously pursue the truth and we will not tolerate wrongdoing? >> yes. >> so if you were not lying then, somebody lied to you, who was it? >> i don't know. that is what the police are investigating and we are helping them with. >> but you acknowledge that you were misled? >> clearly. >> can i take you back to 2003? are you aware that in march of that year, rebekah brooks gave evidence to this committee admitting paying police? >> i am now aware of that. i was not aware at the time. also aware that she amended that considerably very quickly afterwards. >> i think she amended it six or seven years afterwards. >> i'm sorry. >> did you or anyone else at your organization investigate this at the time? >> no. >> can you explain why? >> i didn't know of i

the focus is where it should be on barack obama, sr. it's his childhood in kenya.s his time in the u.s. including the time at the university of hawaii and including harvard. it's the story of how harvard and immigration service decided, you know, maybe you're a lot of trouble. maybe you should leave and then what happens when he goes back to kenya. >> and very quickly, three more books we want to preview from public affairs starting with peter thompson. >> peter thompson "the wars of afghanistan" is an epic book and that's because peter thompson's knowledge of afghanistan goes very far back. he was involved in both the soviet period, in between the american involvement. he has had roles in afghanistan on the diplomatic level. he speaks russian and pastun. he has a gift for languages and so he was able to read documents in their original language that not many people are able to master including some archives from the soviet period that no one had ever used before in their research or in their work. and he brings a passion and a level of both detail and scope to thi

>>sr. una familia extraordinaria que de verdad siente el compromiso del servicio pÚblico; toda su familia, y usted representando a esa familia. quisiera que nos dijera, porque sÉ que usted no viene de capital heredado, de multimillonarios... son gente trabajadoras que han logrado mucho, y que ademÁs, sus abuelitos no tuvieron una vida fÁcil, ¿verdad? >>no, no. pero en realidad es lo mismo... y esa historia, mi historia, se puede decir de la mayorÍa de los latinos aqui en los estados unidos. la historia de su familia tambiÉn, y de todas las familias de esta naciÓn... ¿no? la parte mÍa, pues... mis antepasados fundaron la ciudad de santa fe en el aÑo 1598. nunca aprendÍ el espaÑol, nomÁs en la casa, porque era una herencia que mis padres querÍan que tuviÉramos. no tenÍamos luz ni electricidad ni telÉfono en la casa cuando crecimos... Éramos ocho. mi padre habÍa estado en el servicio... en el ejÉrcito en la segunda guerra mundial. mi madre tambiÉn pasÓ cinco aÑos trabajando en war department e

murdoch sr. had been hit. you can then -- in later pictures if you look close, you can see the foam. more than one person suggested that, you know, this could have been a brick, it could have been, you know, nails, it could have been much more serious. you have to bear in mind if it had been anything like that, it wouldn't have got into the room. we don't know how he got in with some shaving foam. he could have said he was just been home doing the weekly shopping. who knows? it was serious, but not because it could have been a much more vicious attack. it was serious because it was a disgrace. because anybody coming to give evidence in the mother of parliaments has a right to do so with dignity and in courtesy. >> amen to that. and that is -- those disruptions something we see many times in the u.s. congress as well. richard quest thanks for your remarkable reporting today on this remarkable story. thank you. >>> let's dig deeper and continue, joanne litman is a columnist for the daily beast. and i want you to

mach iii and the sr-71 is interesting because it actually stood for mortgagally reconnaissance strike, but president johnson when he announced it fumbled it so think didn't want to correct the president, so they contributed the plane. [laughter] when the air force decided to take over the cia's espionage program, their idea was to have it be a spy plane that could go in and photograph a post-nuclear site to figure out what to follow up the bombing with, and i think that's one of the more interesting parts or perhaps more provocative parts of the book that i hope people will read and think about which is how these different federal organizations that we have work together, fight with one another on these secret programs that on balance perhaps keep us safer and more gnarlly secure, but -- nationally secure, but sometimes enter into the area of recklessness, and i where about that -- i write about that in the book as well, some of the weapons test we did out there in my opinion were reckless, one of which a project that was called project 57, and i tell the story through the eyes of the

now you look like louis gossett sr. >> the white house correspondents dinner was more intimidating becauseas there. people that can use the irs to investigate you. people thahacan, you know, deny you permits. >> reporter: and, of course, people like donald trump. he went after trump hard. >> donald trump has been saying he will run for president as a republican, which is surprising, because i just assumed he was running as a joke. >> reporter: don't trtrump didn to love the jokes. >> based on nonverbal communication, i would agree with you. and he said i had marbles in my mouth. yeah, look, it's hard, because i value his judgment so much. so it was a really hard thing to hear. i'm going to do my best to bounce back. >> reporter: do you have a message? i want to give you a platform to deliver a message to trump now. >> look, he hosted "saturday night live" years ago. incredible memory for me and that's what i'm as going to remember. >> reporter: so, you have fond memories no matter what? >> i'm going to make sure that's what i hold onto. >> reporter: yes, no matter which team is playing at

he went missing earlier this month after he was recommended for a court-martial on sr. child pornography charges. >>> funeral services will take place today for the marin county sheriff deputy killed off duty more than a week ago. he was killed while trying to so a domestic dispute. he was unarmed when the exboyfriend shot and killed him. today's funeral starts at 11:00 a.m.. that service is open to the public. >>> family and friends of michelle le will hold a fundraiser car wash tomorrow for the missing nursing student. she was last seen two months ago at the hayward, kaiser hospital. the car wash will begin at noon tomorrow. proceeds will be donated to the reward fund which suntly stands -- which currently stands at $100,000. >>> san francisco police say they have recovered the gun at a center of a controversy. an amateur video shows the weapon at the scene of the shooting and the bay view district nearly two months ago. blood testic tests later showed that 19-year-old kenneth wade harding killed himself with his own gun while running away from police. police greg sur

. >>> last night the 69-year-old dave the bullet smith sr. loads himself to be shot out of a canon.t is wrong with this man? this is a promotion for the lowell spinners, the red sox single-a affiliate and the former schoolteacher soars 195 feet over the wall for a human home run landing in the net. he wasn't hurt, but i don't know how smart he is. according to several sources close to the nfl labor talks, there is no agreement by early next week, the start of preseason will be in jeopardy. i'm cave feldman. have a good night. lawyer -- dave feldman. have a good night. laura is back after this. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely on them. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today.

and this potential sr. so huge and i've been trying to work out... i'm actually working on a book about global free speech in the age of the internet, working out how we can use that opportunity to transform world over the 21st seine century. >> rose: when you're done will you come back and tell us? >> with great pleasure. >> rose: conservation international was founded 24 years ago. its mission is to protect humanity through environmental initiative. the world is changing considerably with the industrialization of emerging nations such as china and brazil, a growing population headlined by the rise of a global middle-class is pushing the limit of natural resources. how to provide clean water, food and sustainable energy solutions are some of the questions that conservation international is beginning to answer. peter seligmann is one of the organization's founder and c.e.o., roger altman is the chairman of evercore partners, an investment banking company. he's a director on the board of conservation international. i am pleased to have both of them he

. >> gracias al sr.! porque dijimos la vino tinto! >> a ustedes les llegaron hace rato? [risas] >> de verdad que muchas gracias. Él se dedica a hacer este tipo de ropa y muchas gracias por el cariÑo y por tomarse el tiempo. >> tenemos el corazÓn dividido dijimos nosotros y Él lo plasmÓ allÍ. >> traemos nuestra nacionalidad de origen en el caso de chiqui y raÚl venezolanos y carla y yo somos mexicanos pero algo nos une, amamos a estados unidos. >> hay un veterano de guerra que tiene una pasiÓn obviamente muy fuerte por este paÍs y resulta que Él se puso por motivo del 4 de julio a decorar todo el complejo de departamentos con las banderas y quÉ creen? la asociaciÓn del departamento le dijeron que no lo podÍa hacer y que no estaba permitido. y se lo pusieron en su departamento y este sacÓ todo y lo puso... y les quitaron todas las banderas y ahora este hombre estÁ muy molesto porque dijo que era su modo de celebrar a los estados unidos. y mÁs cuando eres veterano de guerra. cuando tienes ese patriotismo. >> rendirle tributo al paÍs en d

for more on where things stand and if any compromise is in sight, we are joined by david marks sr. --avid marks, senior editor at the politico. are any of them further at reaching an agreement? >> know, there is no reason to believe that any of these plans being put forward at this point by congressional republicans are going to break through truly and become laws. senate democrats have their own plans. president obama has his own ideas. but so far there has been no meeting of the mines and we are looking at a stalemate with days ds withmeeting of the mine just days to go before the default. the cru>> there is some optimist an agreement will be reached. how unfounded is this optimism? >> some traders believe that members of congress and the president will not let it get to the point of default. talking to some in the financial sector they also believe that an extension of this deadline, this august 2nd, maybe it is not set in stone. maybe there is some leeway. but at this point in the financial sector, if there is not seem to be much urgency about it. >> is this not all about reaching

. >>> a new book due out next week suggests that barack obama sr.cussed putting his son up for adoption. >> sally jacobs uncovered a memo in the honolulu office of the ins. the mother was making arrangements with the salvation army to give the baby away. president obama has said he's absolutely convinced that did not happen. all right. well, overseas, arrests are expected today in london as the hacking scandal involving a british tabloid escalates. >> the former "news of the world" editor is accused of paying police for information. this follows the announcement it will cease publication this sunday. jeffrey kofman reports from london. >> reporter: "news of the world," for years the biggest english language newspaper in the world is dead. a desperate move by the world's biggest tycoon to contain a scandal that has stained his entire global empire. >> nothing to say at this stage. >> reporter: rupert murdoch was in sun valley, idaho, where he was tight-lipped. >> i'm not making any comments. >> reporter: that was left to his son and heir. >> we now k