. >> affectionately known as the tp, the paper chronicled a city unlike any other, won four pulitzer prizes, and carried the by-lines of many great writers. but to understand the connection between this city and its paper, one reporter said you must look through the lens of katrina, a near death experience for both new orleans and the times-picayune. while thousands escaped the historic storm and flood, david meeks was one of a group of tp journalists who refused to leave. >> it was different for us. this wasn't just a story we were covering. we live here. >> meeks said the paper exposed the flaws that led to the disaster. he now works for the "los angeles times." >> i worry when you take away the newspaper and its watchful eye or you reduce its resources to the point it just can't do the job it used to do, i worry about the city. >> a city that has already taken more than its share of hits. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> and still ahead as we continue, a bottleneck. a long line in what could be a dangerous waiting game. question is why are so many people trying to get to the

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will help them assess the benefits of joining the tp talks. >>> the nine nations in the tpp negotiations aim to reach a deal this year. observers say it is not clear if japan can have much influence on the discussions within this time frame. >>> japan will get help from kazakhstan in cleaning up areas tainted by radiation after last year's accident at the fukushima-daiichi nuclear plant. japan's economy trade and industry minister met kazakhstan's counterpart on tuesday. kazakhstan's national nuclear ceer has over 20 years of experience in decontaminating nuclear testing sites of the former soviet union. he asked for the nation's cooperation in cleaning up and rebuilting the fukushima plant. he said the country will offer its experience and techniques to help japan. adano told reporters that he believes sharing information on decontamination will greatly assist the reconstruction of fukushima. >>> and that's all for now in business news. i'll leave you with a recap of the latest market figures. >>> greek workers filled the streets of athens on may day. they marked international workers d

we have been looking at this project for quite a while and you can see the tp muni rapid corridors. but there is also the geary project that we're working on a transportation as well. there was a call out to the shipyard plant. we're trying to develop this network of high-quality, more frequent, and more reliable service. with the van ness project itself, it could combine 47 and 49 and the point from market street on is what we're doing with the project. we're looking at various components. it is a very complex this street. the state highway transportation statewide has a lot of issues in its corridor. there is a lot of information that we have to work with to make this work. what we were looking at with the environmental process was four options that we could consider in detail and what would make sense. the first was the conditions that are out there, what we call analysis. the second was a side main bus rapid transit project, which dedicated a lane on a curve. there is also lot four parking on the inside of that. third street to manhattan to the 34th street project where they have

public awareness has prompted makers to notify the tp*d of pending -- notify the tp*d of pending shortages. congress can and must do more for communication to drugmakers, the f.d.a. hospitals that provide this crucial care. passing this legislation without delay will be a leap for the net process. that's why last night i said, and i say today, i hope we don't have to file cloture on a motion to proceed to this lifesaving legislation. let's get on this legislation. let's not waste -- if we have to vote on cloture on this thing monday, then we can't get on this thing until wednesday and start legislating. how foolish. we'll have amendments -- and i've had a number of republican senators come to me and say we want to be able to offer amendments, relative amendments. good, let's do it. if someone has a problem with this bill, don't stop us from going to it. offer an amendment. if it's a worthy cause, we'll vote with him or her and get rid of what's in that legislation. but don't hold up the legislation. so i would hope that my -- if my republican colleagues have one of the senators holding thi

and th the green sign at the tp is hyde. started a little over a half hour ago. started shooting from the third floor of his building. people on the third floor at the very least have been evacuated now. we understand that maybe a fire was set as well. we don't see any flames from this vantage point. but again, people in that area are being warned to stay away. they evacuated the immediate area around this building on post and hyde. we don't know why this man took out a gun and fired at least one or maybe several shots. don't know what triggered this. there is a heavy police response of course, and they are trying to get a handle on it. we have a reporter on the scene that we expect to tune in here and we hope to hear from shortly but we will keep you updated. this man has barricaded himself in this this building and it refusing to come out keeping police at bay, certainly terrifying everyone who lives in and around the building as shots were apparently fired and some sort of fire set. we will continue to update this on the news at 9:00 on abc7.com of course, and

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welcowelcome to oup welcw tp the nation, including t pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. it's been one year since one of the deadliest tornadoes in the u.s. history forever scarred the community of joplin, missouri. 161 people were killed, more than 900 were injured and some 7,000 homes completely swept away. president obama was in joplin last night to mark the anniversary. nbc's jinah kim reports. >> the president of the united states of america, barack obama. >> reporter: speaking to thousands gathered for the joplin high school graduation, president obama said it was the people of joplin who deserved applause. >> as i look out at this class and across the city, what's clear is that you're the source of inspiration today. >> reporter: it was shortly after the same graduation ceremony last year that an ef-5 strength tornado tore through joplin taking 161 lives and shredding nearly 10,000 homes and buildings. surveillance cameras captured joplin high school getting ripped apart. one year later the school is still a pile of rubble while students study at a converted depart

it could be in one of the commercials he does or he could be just taking over the show tp. stay with us. . stay with us. >>> while president obama was on his way to afghanistan, rudy giuliani and mitt romney visited a firehouse to once again politicize 9/11 and mark the anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden and of course to criticize president obama forever mentioning the killing of osama bin laden. karen finny and alex wagner will joinis. the long good-bye with newt gingrich trying to rewrite the history of his campaign which of course lands newt gingrich to once again in tonight's rewrite. that's coming up. >>> major combat operations in iraq have ended in the battle i' of iraq. the united states and our allies have prevailed. [ applause ] >> barack obama chose to figurely parade osama bin laden's dead body around the public square and brought singular glory to himself. how pathetic. the guy they today drag off the golf course. obama is out there basically, he is trying, folks, to call himself or have us think of him as a hero. for doing something that if bush or c

operating under the dual man date, the fed has successfully controlled inflation for three decades tp to change the language of the law to imply the fed's only concern should be inplation would send a misleading signal to a public rightly concerned with jobs and growth as well as inflation. it would imply that inflation is a serious current threat to american prosperity, which seems to me unwarranted. what we need now is a continuation of accommodative monetary policy plus fiscal policy that combines additional investment in long run growth and jobs with credible long run action to stabilize the debt. in short, monetary policy as executed by the fed under the dual mandate has a positive track record and is currently appropriate. i would urge the congress not to tamper with legislative language that has served us well. thank you. >> i thank the panel, and i now yield myself five minutes for questioning. first off, i'd like to address my question to dr. herbener and dr. klein. today even with our previous panel plus this panel we have heard a lot about the dual mandate, and it seems lik

let's take bob perry, the top tp donor to the group that ran smear ads questioning john kerry's military service in 2004. when you add up his donations to super pacs this cycle, we have almost $14 million of political influence from just one man. another example is harold simmons. when you combine his person aldo nations with the corporation he owns with his wife, you get contributions of $17 million to six different super pacs. and because disclosures to the federal election commission are only made publicly available once a month, this paints a fraction of the picture of total super pac spending and the reports don't even address spending through so-called nonprofit organizations organiz. as we all know, 501-c-4 organizationorganizations are ae as conduits for huge sums of anonanonymous funding. they function the same as the super pacs except they can't say vote for or vote against. but their effect on campaigns obviously intended is just as real. it doesn't stop at the federal level. we're also seeing the concern over corporate spending at the state level through the montana case, ame

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. >> positive tp it turns up the needle. the dialogue turned up to a level that it's not been at. up until this week, prior to the president's statement and vice president biden's statement was former vice president dick cheney. >> well, that's because his family situation, obviously. >> well, hey, that was -- >> would he be in front of this issue were it not for his family? >> well that's the case of most families. my family is on this issue because i came out. >> let me ask you about the announcement of president on abc. i said every republican staffer who is gay, man or woman, should go to their boss, man or woman, and say, why aren't you out on this issue. why aren't you supporting this issue? do you think there is a response to continue to pult put up with this refusal to support the equality. the republicans in capitol hill, do it and so it doesn't become a campaign issue. it both sides agree with it it isn't a campaign issue. >> it happened with the last congress on the repeal of don't ask don't tell. there were not anecdotal stories where staff members, chief of staff, leg

the fiscal cliff that people talk about tp. if you were to solve it alone, i animal inthe uplift. ight be the greatest growth strategy. >> right. >> but you don't solve it by saying we will deal with one little knit picky part here on spending and use this normal process of governing to hold everybody ransom. you have to have a grand bargain. >> yeah, no question. man who would love a grand bargain is buddy, didn't get enough signatures. in fact, nobody did while buddy was by far the lead candidate on americans elect. ultimately americans elect at this point appears to be a noncandidate platform. you do wonder though, jonathan, whether it's buddy roemer or a third party candidate and if what you are saying bears to fruition, whether buddy roemer or not, only continues to increase between now and laborer day, let's say. >> it could increase. i don't know if it will be enough for someone to compete against barack obama and mitt romney in the november election. and it could be the situation where we hit that fiscal cliff in january 2013 and that where -- that is when the rage of the a

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d afsuedhe& after they gave a tp to thethrown out their lawsuit said if they had written a statement of support that would be different. you got to be careful. >> inberry detain the daily mail finds polar bears long distance swimmers. trackers revealed one bear swam 400 miles nonstop. took them about ten days concern coforncerning for new hunting grounds. another bear was able to swim 220 miles nonstop. >>> they are big boys. that doesn't even seem possible. >>> we told you before how for carry on bags. "usa today" says in november the price is going from $45 to $100. that's more than double. no fair. that's more than a plane ticket sts&'s more than a plane ticket no fair. sts&'s more than a plane ticket we'll ask peter greenberg what he thinks about that. peter is a world traveller but that doesn't seem right to me. >> spirit will charge you $5 for a ticket and all these other fees and charges. >> if a chef names a dish after his grandmother would you pay ex traextra for it? >> no. >> you probably would. gayle king you jus

the total maximum. you mention lifetime earn pings tps. exactly life. they want to look what is a lifetime cap on insurance or something. the -- obviously with 1.2 million people that are hiv positive, the number is headed north, you know, it just is a isn't really feasible. what you want to have are products which, you know, you want the money that you are spending which is probably -- i don't know what the exact numbers. if you asked people what is being spent on drugs the dislr 9 billion. you have to stay how much are the companies reinvested in r&d. is it $1 billion? well, you don't know. i think you make some estimates based on the people number in clinical trials. and what's spent. >> in other words what you're saying what we would like is the drug companies to be investing in trying to find solutions to the most serious illness that we face. >> well, they do make investments. what we don't know give the high cost of the system is how much they -- >> right. >> in other words if you -- if prices are higher by $8 billion. how much of that trickles do

. >> reporter: today, president obama became the first sitting president to declare that he believes gays and lesbians should be able to legally marry. tp until now, he has been unwilling to support same-sex marriage. rryiou know, my feelings about wome are constantly evolving. i struggle with this. >> reporter: advisers claim they've been discussing for a yew months about when to make an ain tncement, but then vice enesident biden cemetery the white house scrambling after saying over the weekend in an interview that he was absolutely comfortable with men marrying men and women marrying women. >> no one's ever doubted i mean what i say. the problem is i sometimes say all that i mean. >> reporter: mr. biden's support of same-sex marriage exposed internal divisions in the white house, serious enough that even spokesman jay carney struggled to explain those differences on monday. >> i don't have an update to provide you on the president's position. it is what it was. >> reporter: but an update did come the day before millions of dollars were to be raised in hollywood where many of those attending a fund-raiser will be from the gay and lesb

the openly gay hiring strategist. having just been hired, he was told to hide. why is mitt raomney letting a tp adviser being silenced because he's gay? why won't he stand up and say, i want him in my campaign. here is a chance for romney to show he's not afraid of the right, that is, if he's not afraid. for mitt romney, you have a bunch of pathetic, it could be worse endorsements by people like newt gingrich. does anybody really like this guy? plus, the chinese dissident, the u.s. is on the attack. >>> two scholars say blame the republicans. it's a compromise unmoved by facts, evidence and science and dismissed as a legitimacy of the political opposition. wow. they're saying out loud the republicans are the problem. let me finish tonight with this pathetic assault on romney by president jimmy carter. we begin with romney's openly gay foreign adviser quit the campaign because of the pressure from the right. ron reagan is an msnbc political analyst. thank you both for joining us. david wright, you've put a lot of thought and a lot of work in your career lately in trying to fight this kind of big

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