other means that look at technology look at how google today is building massive operations in washington d.c. said can lobby effectively because otherwise government is going to destroy them just like they did microsoft so you know that it is no private sector today and to compete to blame anything on the private sector today is ludicrous when government is so involved in every aspect of economy and really this this what distribution to compare capitalism and to compare the economy the last two hundred years to feudalism is just insanity you know yes in feudalism it was sort of sin it was to kratz and it was to question came rich by exploiting the so it's that is not capitalism in spite of it mocks marx was wrong capitalism is what raises the poor it's no accident that over the last two hundred years the poor in our society have risen up they've risen up into you know some of them into middle class but even the the people who are poor who sit on his the consequences of democratic government realize it's not here is here at is not a consequence of government debt as a consequence sort of points of

. >>> president obama met with south korea's president in washington, d.c. today and said the two countries are more united than ever against north korea. >> if pea young yong thought -- pyongyang thought there would be a wedge drawn with its threats or garner respect, north korea has failed again. >> north korea has taken a step back from its threat of a nuclear strike by removing some missiles from -- from launch sites. president obama said with the new sanctions, north korea is more isolated. this south korean president's first visit to the north america since president. >>> and a look at stocks ahead -- when we come back. >>> the dow and s&p trading at record levels led by gains in the materials and energy sectors today and also from friday's report showing a strong pickup in hiring last month. the dow is on track to close 15,000 for the first time, up 82. the nasdaq is up 3. the s&p still in record territory up 8 at 1625. >>> about three hours from now, oakland will unveil a program that could make a big difference for teens this summer. every year city officials ask

washington, d.c. an nypd spokesman said the writer made threatening comments about bloomberg's support for gun control. members of the nypd emergency service unit came in contact with the letter at the city's mail facility. they are being examined for minor symptoms of ricin exposure. the mayor says the threats will not impact his stance one bit. >> but there's 12,000 people who will get killed this year with guns, 19,000 will commit suicide with guns. we won't walk away from those efforts. i know i speak for all of the close 1,000 mayors and mayors coalition against guns, this is a scourge on the country we have to get under control. >> law enforcement sources said the letters were postmarked from shreveport, louisiana. >>> attorney general eric holder is trying to make amends with the media, but his efforts are being met with resistance. the request from president obama for holder to meet with journalists this week. however the "new york times," associated press and huffington post will not attend because the justice department asked for the meeting to be off the record. holder is also under heavy c

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washington, d.c. the czech justice ministry said that dahlgren killed his aunt and uncle and their two sons in their home. dahlgren had been visiting the family for the last few weeks. >>> a third suspect in a triple homicide last february has pleaded not guilty. 65-year-old francis dwyer along with two others is accused of reugted killing of three people inside a home in forestville. dwyer faces three counts of murder and one count each of burglary, conspiracy to possess marijuana for sale and conspiracy to sell or transport marijuana. >>> continuing coverage now on growing safety concerns surrounding the bay bridge. we're learning the eastern span of the bridge has a design similar to the bridge that collapsed after being hit by a truck up in washington state last night. david stevenson joins us with why both bridges are considered functionally obsolete but we're being told the bay bridge is safe. >> reporter: the investigation into the washington state bridge collapse has just begun. cal trans officials are talking with officials in washington state and they're inspecting bridges, certain bridges here

spoke with ambassador medina mora, the ambassador from mexico to the united states in washington, d.c., and he said that they are monitoring this very closely, that there will be a hearing tomorrow and ultimately it will be decided by a federal judge in mexico whether or not this case goes forward. i think that there's been enough information that's come forward to cast doubt on the claims of the military folks that arrested her. i understand that yesterday in a prearranged meeting between the judge and some of the military folks that originally seized this marijuana that they didn't even show up, and so there's a lot of serious questions about this case. i personally -- and it doesn't -- it's not because i know her parents-in-law, that's not why i'm engaged, although i can vouch for this family. but the reason that i'm engaged is that is my responsibility as the chairman over the western hemisphere. >> sir, as you bring up the authorities that made the arrest did not show up in court this week, we understand that a judge is expected to rule on her fate tomorrow, you mention witnesses say they only

also, it said that washington, d.c.ls are dropping the ball big-time with their fiscal policy. our steve liesman and many others will be here to break it down in just a few minutes here. we are also wondering whether clorox ceo donald knauss i

washington d.c. . generally it has to be said that given the obama administration's attitude you're not really an american journalist if you're not. being recorded or at least the phone logs are being noted down and sent to the f.b.i. . you can find out a lot more about this. from washington officials. as well as reaction of journalists. also. hunger strikers in guantanamo bay. before any contact with legal representatives. about the real condition. but breathing problems are. different story the real deal is. on monday a deadly blast in libya's second largest city of benghazi several people dead and many many injured and the. pullout of u.s. embassy staff of course the recent spike in violence. from the executive intelligence review magazine and things the west could be leaving behind. well they created a monster that they could no longer control and it's turning against them in a way there was absolutely foreseeable the fact that the tony blair policy which obama kameraden star cozy filed implemented in the overthrow of gadhafi in orcus two thousand and eleven created this condition which was understand

washington d.c. and generally it has to be said that given the obama administration's attitude you know really an american journalist if you're not if your phone calls are being recalled down and sent to the f.b.i. . you can find out more about the a.p. spy story just log on to. their own this one by washington officials as well as the reaction of journalists and expert analysis also online. before any contact with representatives report it to prevent any leak of information about the real condition of the full story for you online. and exxon mobil assures. the breathing problems of a very different story and find out what it's really like in the affected area online. it was a deadly blast in libya's second largest city of. many more injured came amid a frantic pullout of u.s. embassy staff with the recent spike in violence lawrence freeman executive intelligence review magazine he thinks the west could be leaving behind a message helped to create. well they created a monster that they could no longer control and it's turning against them in a way they were it's absolutely foreseeable the fact that the to

washington d.c. and generally it has to be said that given the obama administration's attitude you're not really an american journalist if you're not if your phone calls aren't being recorded or at least the phone logs are being noted down and sent to the f.b.i. . let's move on now european leaders and delegates from all over the world a meeting to raise billions of dollars in aid for war torn mali is the highest level gathering since france sent troops to intervene to help rebuild a country still plagued by islamist rebel insurgence saucier has more now from this summit in brussels. the leaders from the e.u. and france as well as international donors are gathering today here in brussels to drum up and get aid and support for mali a country which has been dealing with the radical islamist militants as well as a political crisis for the last couple of years now now the french foreign minister lavrov fabulous said said that the aim of today is to raise some one point nine a billion euros a to give to the country in the what he calls a quote unquote an effort to build democracy dialogue and development now we

washington d.c. and generally it has to be said that given the obama administration's attitude you know really an american journalist your phone calls are being recorded or at least the phone logs are being noted down and sent to the f.b.i. . the world's most maligned detention facility marks a dark milestone ninety nine days of a mass hunger strike under thought it would be is not enough inmates have gone time of day reporting escalating harassment saying they're being subjected to painful searches for reasons as petty as a telephone call with their lawyers that bring up. competition over the arctic's vast natural resources is taking a new twist china and india states hardly associated with the north pole joining forces with four other nations that have been awarded permanent observer status to the council on news editor i have a cross to explain this cold calculations. we witnessed today at the arctic council in meeting was what some are calling an asian rush to participate in the group that the arctic council oversees the arctic area and the receding ice flows have opened up shipping routes for asian n

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washington d.c. and generally it has to be said that given the obama administration's attitude you know really an american journalist your phone calls are being recorded or at least the phone logs are being noted down and sent to the f.b.i. . the wall for most maligned ascension facility marks a dock milestone ninety nine days of the not kind of strike and the sorties that it appears have had and not inmates have gone tunneled they are opposing escalating harassment and saying that being subjected to painful searchers for reasons as petty as a telephone call the law was long past coming out. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing story to tell you. in trying arabic to find out more visit our big don't all t.v. dog call. this is also a coming to life are most welcome back. competition over the a vast natural resources is taking a new twist china and india states hardly associated with the north pole i joining forces with four other nations that have been awarded permanent observer status to

washington, d.c. is handling this matter. eric holder said he has recused himself.efully, we'll get some answers and at the same time not jeopardize the criminal investigation. >> let's move on to the -- another investigation that eric holder announced today potentially a criminal investigation into the irs and its decision to go ahead and target conservative political groups, tea party groups, groups that had the word "patriot" or "patriots" in their name. there is now a formal investigation under way to see if any laws were broken. congressman, based on what you know, do you suspect laws were actually broken? >> yes. laws were probably broken but at the least there have been some improper actions on the part of the irs. if it is not against the law we need to create some laws to make it so. no matter what the organization is, i don't think any organization should be singled out for some treatment that's different than what is demanded by the law and regulations. i would say the same thing if this were the nacp or whether it was a conservative group. that does not

washington d.c. and more generally it has to be said that given the obama administration's attitude you're not really an american journalist if you're not if your phone calls aren't being recorded or at least the phone logs are being noted down and sent to the f.b.i. . we can find out a much more about the a.p. spy story just by logging on to r.t. dot com we've got statements from washington officials and lawmakers as well as the reaction of journalists and expert analysis. new orleans police are seeking a teen suspect over the mass shooting at a mother's day parade on sunday which left nineteen people wounded and the incident comes as president obama continues his push for a clampdown on gun owners but it's not is more important i reports the farm lobby is giving no ground. it's the national wound that never stops pleading. nineteen americans including two ten year olds were hospitalized after gunfire erupted in new orleans during a mother's day parade yet another mass shooting in the united states this time amid a national debate on gun control if you go to google to look at the stories on this par

washington d.c. and more generally it has to be said that given the obama administration's attitude you're not really an american journalist if you're not if your phone calls aren't being recorded or at least the phone logs are being noted down and sent to the f.b.i. . i could have you with us here in just a few minutes from now the arrest of a cia agent right here in moscow a look at how the latest spy scandal could affect relations between russia and america plus. we're not talking about submarine that's the scripts in this being given to britain's new hunter killer and this is a pool so the submarines have run into trouble we've come here to. the submarines designed and built find out what's going on but more on that story coming up. for now though china and india are among six lucky nations awarded permanent observer status to the arctic council it's currently having a big meeting in sweden and they're hoping that will give them access to the vast energy reserves that lay beneath the ice details on this. question of explaining the rush for the grab. here in the north this week the future not the

washington d.c. . and more generally it has to be said that given the obama administration's attitude you're not really an american journalist if you're not. being recorded or at least the phone logs are being noted down and sent to the f.b.i. . and you can find out a lot more about the a piece by story just by logging on to our website on a statement by washington officials lawmakers the reactions of journalists and expert analysis you can check that out this hour. also for you on the website right now. subjected to show body searches before any contact with legal representatives this is according to reports in a bid to prevent any leak of information about the real condition of the full story online for you right now. an exxon mobil assures all console residents they are safe. with breathing problems and burning eyes tell a different story you can find out the real scoop on the website. if. this is just a moment on the world update on monday a deadly car blast in libya's second largest city of benghazi killed several people and injured many many more of the attack came amid a frantic pullout of u.s.

washington d.c. and more generally it has to be said that given the obama administration's attitude you're not really an american journalist if you're not if your phone calls aren't being recorded or at least the phone logs are being noted down and sent to the f.b.i. . just a few minutes or an hour to you we're talking about the arrest of a cia agent right here in moscow look at how the latest spy scandal could affect relations between russia and the u.s. plus. we're not talking about. rain that's is this being given to you. and this. run into trouble we've come here it's a barren furnace where the submarine designed and built find out what's going on but more on that story coming up. as is now just turning out ten minutes past the hour here in the arctic council originally formed of nations with land above the arctic circle now has a waiting list of nations eager to join up some very far from the north pole china and india are among fourteen nations seeking permanent observer status during the current meeting in sweden. explains the rush for the ground. here in the north this week in the future i'll

which early tests indicatedin was sent to the doctor of mayors against illegal guns in washington, d.c. spokesman saidbout the gun control. >> 12,000 people are going to get killed this year with guns and 19,000 are going to commit suicide with guns and we are not going to walk away from those efforts. i know i speak to a close to a thousand mayors in the coalition against guns this is a surge in the country we have to make sure we get under control and eliminate. >> wnbc has more details on the investigation. jonathan? >> the letters were sent to mayor bloomberg and preliminary tests showed both tested positive for ricin. the first letter arrived here in new york on friday and was found at an off-side screening location before mail is delivered to city hall. tests came back yesterday confirming ricin. a second letter was sent to a lobbiest mark glaze who helps runs mayors against illegal guns the group campaigning with the mayor to change gun laws across the country. that letter was opened by mr. glaze. a white orangey substance came out and preliminary tests show that too is positive for ricin. mr.

also, it said that washington, d.c. and our elected officials are dropping the ball big-time with their fiscal policy. our steve liesman and many others will be here to break it down in just a few minutes here. we are also wondering whether clorox ceo donald knauss is sifting through what the fed is saying, after all, his business is so dependent on the global economy. he'll be here specifically to talk about earnings. and then we're on facebook watch. the company will be reporting earnings next hour at the top of the hour there. the question is, has marc zuckerberg and company cracked the code for monetizing mobile? that's what many investors are watching for and we will have the very news for you first and the best instant analysis anywhere, coming up, at the closing bell. meantime, here's how we stand. some weak economic data this morning. the private jobs number, the factory orders, all pointing to weakness in the economy. the dow is down as many as 123, just before the fed announcement. and we've been coming off th

washington d.c. with power to impose sanctions on individuals said to be providing weapons to the syrian government certainly this is a bill that's still in its first stages and still will be considered by the committee next week it also has to of course half pass through senate and the house of representatives later to be signed by president barack obama to ever become law so certainly this is just the beginning but it comes at a critical time when the finger pointing is an extreme one the blames of who exactly has been using chemical weapons or to high and certainly the syrian the solution to the syrian crisis seems to be nowhere in sight on associate part of this bill that i had mentioned earlier actually talked about the fact that it is going to identify which rebels will actually receive this aid by actually of vetting that is there any indication of how this bill will that these and these rebels and how it's going to implement the lethal aid. megan that's a curious question that obviously needs to be answered because it does seem to be a bit of a gray area we do know that the bill would vet through the

with fema so hopefully, we don't get reduced again but the mayor said because of sequestration the mayor made a trip to washington, d.cand talked with janet napolitano >> we really needed to move forward in our projects and we had so many assets here that we need to protect we can't afford to be cut again. we'll let you know was we move forward lots of pieces and we hope no further cuts. and that includes my report. i think we can move right on to the public safety at mass gatherings. we put that on the agenda after the boston bombings. we have a meeting last week and many departments presented. we just ask for the police and fire to give very, very brief presentations on what we're doing to address special events but any of the rest of you who testified last meeting feel free to jump in from our prospective so i'm going to turn it over and here we go >> thank you and this is manage i think all of you know we're been doing a number of years now so we actually think about all this in advance. briefly our roll in the preevent is just bringing together the planning to help people connect and gather them up. we usually ho

said u.s. attoey in washington d.c. is conducting a crimin investigation to may have leaked infmation contained in the may 2012 story abt a foiled a terrorist plot. the justice department is supposed to follow specific rules to see the records for exampl a string subpoenas only after it has taken all reasonable attempts to get the same information from other sours. gerri: every betty snoopin on everybody else. wow!. great reporting. the big consumer news story the way watch tv is changing ain a first time ever abc streaming live signal to smart phones and other mobile devices it is expected to announce a change tomorrow. here to break this down is jeff roberts. thank you for coming on again. how will this work? l devices or appell? >> starting with appell and i suspect by fall and will be other devices but it means you can walk down the street with your iphone and watch abc shows and realtime. the first time a major network has stam directly to mobile devices. gerri: we have seen other companies stream like aero but not

said. >> that's right. it's not about winning or losing. it's about what is wrong for america. what's wrong with washington, d.c. is this. ey are going to pay for it because people are getting fed up. and as i said when we talked about this earlier this week, the people who care about this issue are not going away this time. >> you know, joy, churchill, my hero, said in victory magnanimity. they believe in rubbing the guy's face in it. they have limited the end zone dance as something minimally triumphant now. these guys -- i hear it's going to go on all afternoon. sarah palin is going to do one of these things. it's going to go on and on. i think it might be a dance over the grave. i think the governor is right. it can't be about less invasive background checks. is this the holy grail for these people? >> i think so. i used to like it when the nfl did back flips. i was thinking i almost feel like the right is suffering from body dysmorphic disorder. they have an in ability to see them as the way others see them. the rest of the country is looking at them thinking, wow, these guys are nuts. and the problem that the nra ha

washington, d.c. and acre holder said he realizes he went too far. here's the latest. holder is asking to sit down and meet with leaders of media organizations here in washington, d.c. with the bureau chiefs in washington, d.c. and the department of justice has reached out to all of the above, "huffington post," politico, the hill, roll call, "the washington post," "the new york times" and "the associated press." they've all confirmed they've all been invited to a meeting or a series of meetings at the justice department with the attorney general to discuss what should the proper guidelines be when it comes to reporters doing their job and the department of justice. there's only one catch. the meetings will be off the record. >> oops. >> bill: in other words, you can say on the record you're meeting with the attorney general but the meeting itself will be off the record. my question to you is should they accept, should they go? and i say hell, no. in fact,self of them have said hell no. you know the toll free number. 1-866-55-press. look, i mean enough is enough. eric

said. susan mcginnis live in washington, d.c., thank you. >>> and this case is an obvious remind re -- and obviously reminder of the jaycee dugard kidnapping. -- >>> and this case is an obvious reminder of the jaycee dugard kidnapping. phillip and nancy garrido kidnapped her as she walked to a bus stop near south lake tahoe on the morning of june 10, 1991. on august 26th, 2009, more than 18 years later, phillip garrido brought dugard and their two daughters to a parole officer and dugard revealed her identity. both people pleaded guilty and they are serving life sentences. >>> a car crash in san jose leads to three arrests. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is in san jose this morning with more. >> reporter: they were linked to other robberies which is how the officers were able to catch them and now they are all three suspects are in custody but that chase ended here at the intersection of yerba buena and silver creek. the tree, that's where the car was turned over. we have video earlier. at 2 a.m. there was a robbery at a 7- eleven at the intersection of kirk and foxworthy. an armed female s

and you said washington, d.c. is different now. i wanted to say good.is why we voted these guys in. i really think it is odd that you do not think -- or that you do think that all of these scandals are do something that republicans have thought up and you just wanted to go way. guest: let me just say that i do not want it to go away. actually, i do wanted to go away. i wanted to be dealt with, but i do not think it is the most important thing thing happening in our country right now. we need to appoint the conferees to the budget. we need to move on. thank you very much. host: how would you grade speaker boehner so far? , i do notthfully think he has been a very strong speaker. i have been very concerned in the last month or so that it seems as though he has abdicated his leadership to the senate and pretty much said if anything is going to happen, it is going to come from the senate. we are not going to be able to get things are the house that would actually be viable in the senate. host: our last call called from -- last call comes from kathy in flori

washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. as antonin scalia famously said back in two thousand there is no constitutional right to vote now some in congress want to change that conversation with congressman mark ok what about is proposing the right to vote amendment coming up in just a moment also been only a day since the deadly category e.f. five tornado swept through central oklahoma but republicans are already using the tragedy as a political chess piece when will they put partisanship aside and do what's right for the american people about that and more into night's big picture politics fam.

washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. two prominent republicans have come out and said that the grand old party needs to seriously rethink its governing approach the other members of the party wake up and realize that their radical policies are isolating them from mainstream america also think tanks in washington are supposed to be independent institutions of policy analysis and scholarship so finally becoming more and more like a street lobbying firms and ask any nutritionist and they'll tell you that spinach granite simply noah are all among the super foods that every american should be eating but why aren't they telling you about the.

washington, d.c. became aware of the use of these criteria was june, 2011. >> sean: they found top executives in washington, d.c. were aware of it. two developments today. we learn that had jay carney said earlier. the president's lawyer and chief of staff knew earlier, can you put that together for us please? >> one thing lois learner is taking the fifth, as you mentioned which suggests an admission of guilt right there. but senator portman pointed out we've got more nonanswers than answers today. two people that should know about this steve miller and paul schuman testified in front of houses committee in march, 2012, that there wasn't any targeting and found out subsequently there was. then, for months, said nothing about it. and despite repeated requests for information in the form of letters that came from the committee. so... if you look at the way this is played out there was a lot of people involved in knew what is going on. i asked about whether or not there are conversation was the treasury department and of course it was an election year, you've got to wonder about how the political schedule impacted this coming out. the white house did know, april 24th. that is what we're to

i said i want to go to prison. i sat in washington d.c. he three, four, five and he walked me through how you survive from day one and that's the best amount of time i spent. he came in and said as a former chief justice of the arkansas supreme court who would you praise him and he very aesthetic to the plate of a lot of people in prison. i walked out of prison not angry and i did walk out of prison thinking of the former congressman now. i walked out feeling a bond with a lot of people in any detail that in this book and i have because things are going on inside these walls. i didn't expect anybody to have sympathy for me. i have the ability to the network and stand here today. by the ability to be in television, have writers with radio and print media and i could write a book and tell my story. a lot of people don't have a voice inside those walls. we are not rehabbing them. we are warehousing. this government under the current industry should have statistics that they took the drug dealers and put them away. ironically became friends tha

. >> bob dole said that the most dangerous place in washington, d.c.en chuck schumer and a camera. in the modern day, the most dangerous place is between anthony weiner and a camera. so they are two birds of the same feather. whether more of this stuff comes out or not, i don't know. nor do i really care. but at the end of the day, it's always going to be a spectacle for anthony weiner. >> now at the palmetto state, so many comments about mark sanford. but as he puts it, anthony weiner does not equil mark sanford because you need to marry your scandal or put a ring on it. >> in the first district, stupidity, i say that with all sincerity, re-elected mark sanford of that district. rush limbaugh could have run in that -- he would have lost because the district is that republican, they don't want a democrat period, no matter what, even a guy that was as scandal plagued as mark sanford. new york city elected giuliani, they elected bloomberg, so the bottom line is new york city people see this in a very different light than the south carol south carolinian

washington d.c. though apparently alexy already positioning itself in a position of support for israel and tell of the strikes. yes indeed there has been support for israeli strikes coming from washington which said that. basically israel has the rights to protect itself against hezbollah attacks israel at the same time has been silent on this attacks and not confirming nor denying them russia here in this respect has also been rather critical saying that such escalation of violence in the already strained region of wal-mart's lead to any peaceful resolution to the conflict this is of course something that russia has been insisting on for the past several years and definitely the latest israeli strikes would not contribute to were peaceful resolution would of course we have to wait and see what stance what obviously will come out of the talks between kerry and lavrov in particular on israel's latest airstrikes alexy we'll be checking in with you throughout the day on these talks between john kerry the u.s. secretary of state and russian officials here in moscow thank you. and now at the same time israel is waging another offensive although this time a charm offensive in china the prime minister b

. >> in the movie jaws, they said i think we need a bigger boat? apparently washington d.c.r bus. >> the other thing is is he actual lly eating controversy f the president or someone else? is he just doing what he is told to do? there should be a dissemination between the white house and the justice department. >> when axelrod felt troubled by the pointing out of journalists, he might have said i will say this on tv. he sees the peril on prosecuting journalists. >> maybe it was not just groups who could speak out about the elections? could it be that there were other groups targeted who opposed administration policy priorities? israeli groups that supported the west bank settlers? made them do something like produce 23,000 patients to sign off on it. could it be because he supported a republican candidate? could it be mushrooming? >> the leadership institute is another one. >> take a look at this. we have got video, survey lens video as you can see where the ashts come in and at some point it looks like a s.w.a.t. team is raiding the joint. it is peculiar that they would go