. >> in thend, they will obably bailout together. mcconnellas offered a plan that will allow each -- give them an escape hatch, essentially hand the debt issue completely over to the president and have it resolved on election day next year by putting the question to the country. if you want to take the positive or the long view, it is that you have two parties with completely different conceptions of government. this is a symptom of it, and you cannot resolve it, so the people will decide next year. >> my husband said to me a couple of nights ago that we've got each other. i'm not sure they are going to get a deal. i think mcconnell has come up with a clever -- somewhat cynical, but forthright -- the idea that could probably get as out of this, but i'm not sure that boehner can deliver a substantial number of his own folks, and it is the democrats in the house who can be equally responsible to the base of the republican party. the base of the democrats can do the same thing. i'm not 100% sure it can get through the house. >> they hav

exercise is a real problem thend neighborhoods where you don't have fresh vegetables. >> let's talk about michelle obama's let's move campaign, that's a campaign to prevent childhood obesity, what do you think about that program? pou >> it's a great thing. actually, changing the dialogue--because people talk about this in isolation, you can't even afford to take children out of the home being abused let alone those who are o oveeating. government can't do everything. this is part of the problem.onva we can't do everything. there has to be a conversation so most kids who are obese they also have obese parents. this is a holistic family situation. people have to change their behavior. michelle's initiative has got aw conversation going, it doesn't take a lot of money to go gnd outside, to walk around a block. it doesn't require a governmentg program to say, turn off the television and go play in the yard. we can do that. >> but over 30% of the adults -- the children population are par obese. how do we really solve this problem without involving the parents?nk y >> i think you can involve th

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two uc berkeley graduates imprisoned in iran nearly two years are hoping their ordeal will finally thendkend. the two are court for what iranian authorities say will be the last hearing in this case. sarah showered was detained but released in the fall. today in a rally in new york showered says she owes her life to the two men. >> they're innocent men, two compassionate, beautiful people. and if it wasn't for them, i won't be standing here today. and able to have strength to go ochbl they help immediate get through 14 months of prison. >> sunday's hearing is two we'res to -- years to the date after arrests of the bored year tropical storm don is on track to reach coastal texas tex tonight, not expected to become a hurricane but it's bringing one thing texas needs most right now. rain. 90% of the state has been suffering under heat and drought conditions for months. families drove to the coast today, just to enjoy some wet weather. >> and if it rained out there, i'll get a bar of soap. >> we wanted to be where rain was. we know how it looks. >> you have forgoten? >> i have. >> and the ce

if alleged murderers can get theories thend o she rest cal the entire justice system has collapsed. reaction, with us one of the prosecutors in the casey anthony state, florida assistant state attorney jeff ashton. are you surprised that jennifer ford, you saw her in the courtroom, right? >> i did. >> bill: went on abc news, national television and said well maybe she didn't get medical care. are you surprised? >> a little surprised. i know that jurors when they get back in the jury room can do what they want. that is the system the way it is. i was a little surprised that she went into that depth and i had not heard that quote about medical care and i'm not sure what she is trying to say. >> bill: were you and your prosecution team concerned at all this this bogus specter of an accident whether it be drowning or clo chloroforming e girl, which none was that was never established. >> absolutely right. >> bill: nothing. and the judge said that, right? the judge said directly these theories, there is nothing to back them up. >> he did allow them to argue the accident theory because of

. >> no, they are talking still.cn both the president and thend the speaker believe that the best thing we can do is put togethe together a very substantial contribution to get getting our fiscal house together. house >> vow sayin -g it is stillhe alive? bargain i >> i wouldn't say it that way,st i would just say there are two approaches before us.hat there are the comprehensive balance, entitlement savings for the future with tax reform that would generate revenues and help us solve this problem. abou there is also talk about aor plan with senator mcconnelloth and senator reid put forward. in they would take default off come the table and put in place ary special committee with special powers and move legislation to m achieve that same outcome. are you can solve this in two off te ways. table. the two key things are we will take the fault off the table through the election, and wen will put in place a frameworkmek of tough reforms that forces congress to agent -- to act --n. you know, we don't want to fal fall behind the curve, and itnc is important we not just take- the fault off the

of course, in texas and pretty hot in maryland andth in thend tropics, getting kind of active.towards martinique. the next tropical storm in the atlantic, which would be emily. still hot there and very, very dry. bone dry with temperatures in the 90s to near 100 degrees. i think i got it. >>> good morning. this is meteorologist nick o'kelly looking at a live golden gate ecc1: bridge where we've got the san francisco marathon going on. it looks like the -- well, we've got a couple of lane of traffic also open but factor that into your travel plans. it could get a little backed up. here's your forecast. low clouds and fog. it's going to be a little slow to clear. this afternoon outside chance of a thundershower south and east of the bay area. ck to the southeast again today. and now here's lester. >> janice, thanks. >>> now to the appeals trial of amanda knox. court goes into recess for a month ending on a cliff hanger, though. can the prosecution repair the damage after its key dna evidence is discredited in court. keith miller is in perguia, italy, with the latest. >> they aime

we are not only bankrupting the financial, we are bankrupting a thend country's history and heritage.ed the heritage of this country was sacrificed m and that means even r sacrifice of a political career to do the right thing right now for the country. somethin g i believe if he were to pass something like this we would lst lower our debt by at least $2 trillion over the next year's economy would absolutely un de boom we would put underlining enfoing dep the reliance and enforcing the dependency. we would hold accountable pentagon that's wasteful, we would eliminate duplications of hundreds of programs that is the redncy same thing with the early years of redundancy and administrative. bureaucracy. if we are to do that this proposal will never come for a nor vote in the senate, nor any of sen the aspects of it because the those hard senators don't want to make those hard choices.nd balances that is the debate about the cut, cap and balance is allack t about.embrace e h forcing senators to go back toake the increase the heritage of this country and make the hard choices because if you do

the last presidential election asked his own party to return tl reality.er it is not fair he said to thend american people to hold out dayg we want to agree to raising the debt called limit.called approach.own and he called the radical republicas approach same ashes down and denying the sky is blue, unfair and bizarro, those are quotes from john mccain. " he further said again quoting this time i listen to the market. it's time to listen to the american people and said down st and seriously negotiate, end ofi quote. he was talking to his fellow pay republicans and in particular to a tea party that doesn't seem tb realize republicans control only one half of the french government. that fraction of the republicann party is holding our economy understatement. my counterpart, senato mcconnell also urge to return ra to reason.e cannot quote, we cannot get a perfectuf solution. from my point of view, the so i'm prepared to accept something less than perfect because perfect is not achievable. f closerom quotes from senator mih mcconnell. both sides know that neither noo that does not mean we shou

president here are the the facts with respect to thending relationship between spending ars in and revenue over the last 60 years in this country. line. the red line is the spending line the green line is the this revenue line and what this shows very clearly is that hig spending is the highest it's been as a share of gdp and 60 spe years. yes, we have a spending problem but it is enot exclusively a some spending problem as some of surtor on this floor because revenue as is the a share of gdp is the lowest it has been in 60 years. to deny that fact is to deny the required t significant element of a compromise required to solve this problem. mr. president, spending is the the highest it's been in 60 years and revenue is the lowest it has in 60 been in 60 years as a share of our national income. both have to be addressed if we are going to solve this problem. not for those who say it's not a revenue problem, yes it is. tha this is an article that appeared sunday may 1st in thepl us "washington post" and on the way to a surplus a 12 trillion-dollar u.s. detour.d remember, in 2001 we were told

president, here are the hard facts with respect to thending relationship between spendingas0 and revenue over the last 60 years in this country. the red line is the spending line, the green line is thene. revenue line. s and what this shows very clearly is that spending is the highesta it's been as a share of gdp inye 60 years. yes, we have a spending problem, but it does not exclusively a pm spending problem as some ofs search on this floor, andas a because revenue as a share ofloe gdp is the lowest it has been i. 60 years. to deny the significant elements of a compromise that are required to solve this problem. mr. president, spending is the highest it's been in 60 years as a share of our national income. revenue is the lowest it has been in 60 years as a share of our national income. both have to be addressed if we're going to solve this problem. and for those who say well, it's not a revenue problem, yes, it is. this is an article that appeared sunday, may 1, in "the washington post"." on the way to a surplus, a re the way to a surplus, a in 2001 we were told we were ong the way to p

doubling thend out-of-pocket expenses is a nonstarter.eliminating medicare as we know it and putting these folks in the loving arms of health insurance companies in their 60s and 70s is not any kind of favor for the elderly in america. so i disagree with hisim, conclusions. i voted against them but i don't disagree with paul ryan saying we have to look honestly at medicare because if we don't't touch years it goes broke. we can't let that happen so we have to look at medicare in a sensible way to reduce the cost of medicare. let me give you one example. mer in a medicare prescription partg d program prescription drugs for seniors i think medicare ought to offer t an option. the government ought to have an option people p can choose other voluntarily one way or the otheu to try to buy pharmaceutical drugsti in bulk, reduce theirst costs so cost so that seniors payio less. a is that a radical concept? exactly what we do in the veterans administration. we can do it for seniors under medicare prescription part d reducing the cost ofpt that pr

if you look at that county, it is thend battleground in this slightly blue then went to read in the governor'selection. it is aing competitive county view were just trying districts respecting those boundaries you would be drawing districts that would be competitive. >> i would argue it doesn't make it impossible but overall what we have seen over the last 10 years makes it harder. 7th outwardly that was of block wide. >> they made negative three points moreeir democratic.ha >> butve that to is what they could undue after finding other boundaries that inlo other politicalne leaders. >> this change alone was worth the price of admission by it is there a reasonableoun expectation with the redistricting process of the florida away in transparency in public map making is there ax way to encounter the extreme legislatures? >> the top two clauses that and maybe you will touch on. this but now we have a commission and that is blind , they will both jobs fiber 10 districts that are competitive if they'd done this in 1990 it could be 20 or 25 maybe now five or 10 is an improvement. >> to talk about the