joining me in studio is zachary carebell, and you wrote an article in the daily beast saying that it may have to come to wall street, a mini crash for lawmakers to act. i don't know if we can put the market board back up to see what we are seeing, because it is red arrows dominating and green from the nasdaq but only up plus-four. as we are watching what is taking place, does it have to be wall street's reaction to get the lawmakers to shape up? >> well, it is making me very nervous to make people say something is inevitable particularly in washington. while everyone agrees on need for this to be done, and the markets right now are stable. they are falling because people are uncertain and gold has been spiking which is usually a sign that people are getting jittery around the edges, but the closer it gets and even with a short-term deal which at this point seems the most likely outcome that is unsatisfying to everyone, it extends the period of is the fiscal house in washington minded in anything resembling a rational way. >> it is hard for people who are not watching this day in, day

that degree of social services in place, the officers on the street would have a higher job -- as zachary did. we went about making sure that our social safety net was an attack, by meeting weekly with our community-based organizations. with that, we read prioritized funding to support meals for our seniors, our residential mental health and substance abuse programs, and domestic violence prevention programs. some $13 million was shifted as a result of these meetings to make sure that we kept our city say it was critical core services. [applause] in addition to that, i want to especially thank the directors of our public health department and human services agency because without their effort, we also would not have found some $39 million in new federal dollars to expand our capacity for our health care system in preparation for the president's health care changes that are forthcoming, and an additional $16 million in state and federal revenue for basic safety net programs like food stamps, foster care, adoption and aplomb of programs for low-income adults and families. this will keep our

military went downhill after a tragic incident between private zachary hatfield and a fuel service some truck driver. alexander even north was shot and killed by the private. on that day his colleagues came to me and said alexander was shot dead by an american soldier a lot shot that how come we don't know. it is still unclear why the private behave the way he did according to how field he fired in self-defense because he claims you know attacked him with a knife however several pieces of evidence do not cooperate very. much it's nonsense given that alexander was one hundred eighty centimeters tall and had filled one hundred sixty four and they say metal chair had a bullet hole in the back we were told that the bullets went from top to bottom which simply proves that alexander was something he'll. bishkek appear to if he did public demands that the u.s. base be closed but mannus is a crucial strategic hub for supplying coalition troops in afghanistan. the issue of the american presence became a bare faced bargaining chip in talks between the baccy of government and the us state departme

on how to behave zachary of suddenly show up for you a state security officer approached me shoot his id card and instructed me as to how i was to serve sucker of i was warned that if it happens to ask for permission to make a phone call i was to tell him that the i didn't was. in one thousand nine hundred eighty resident and or a smidgen of was just thirteen years old one day he learned there was a local man whose name was only mentioned in whispers and ray and his friend decided to go and find out who exactly sattar of wards. of the fortune the first thing we saw was a man's illegal table it turned out to be a policeman wearing civilian clothes. where no idea were injuries to her of lived and his neighbors showed us the way from the elevator. we rushed from the elevators there was in the right where pushed the door they pressed the bell without hesitation. but by woman opened the door seconds later we learned it was you in the ball and you're going to war she gave us a look of surprise and we all stiff and razor of lived there she told us to come in and with it. it was a sweet. whil

liberal media oh this goes back to lee atwater you know i would say reps during the regular surveyed zachary wright were a beginner. so so the big i'm loath to go after murdoch because then they would be you know tarred as. idealogical well the one organization that has been aggressively going after murdoch and for some time as media matters maybe rise to work and if and fox news i haven't i haven't looked at the stats over the last four or five days but as of last friday in a ten day period they've had thirty specific attacks on fox news as there are media matters asking their viewers to sign some kind of a petition to pull the nonprofits down right they want they paid a fine after media matters for the petition on their website trying to get the nonprofit status of the organization by the i.r.s. now that's a not going to happen to be there's been no violation that anybody can see of that nonprofit status but it's a way to gin up you know it's the excuse around which they can just spin the story or i. want to be there or is this yes there are always the victims adele thanks so much always d

she has held him two weeks after zachary was born. i wasn't in l.a. she held him and she said he's adorable. >> when you watch modern female tennis. i went to see serena williams playing against some eastern european waif of a girl at wimbledon two years ago. it was utterly barbaric. it was like going back into sort of the old roman amphitheatre. i spoke to serena at a party about this and she was chuckling away. >> of course she was chuckling. >> yeah, i remember. i destroyed her. wow! how would you have got on against women who are so physically powerful? >> this generation is so much better. my brother is 6'3." i needed to be taller probably. you talk about serena, she could have been the greatest player of all time if she would play consistently and, she's had so many other thing she loves to do which is fine. and venus, both of them are just tremendous. >> for you finally, 50 years since your first victory at wimbledon. what has been the greatest moment of your life? >> you're really asking difficult questions. it depends, is it personal? is it c

we had them -- justin was 11 months when we received him and zachary was 20 months. >> okay.nn, we haven't forgotten you. we're going to talk to you because it's your big day. we're going dom back after the break and we want you to watch this with us. we're going live now to new york city. that's where michael bloomberg is going to marry his aides after a break. i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and i only need to talk to one person about her care. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. [oinking] [hissing] [ding] announcer: cook foods to the right temperature using a food thermometer. 3,000 americans will die from food poisoning this year. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. >>> it's a fine and fancy d

elana held him two weeks after zachary was born. i wasn't in l.a.h modern female tennis, i went to see serena williams playing against some eastern european waif of a girl. it was barbaric. like going back to the old roman amphitheater. i spoke to serena at a party about this and she was chuck ling away. she goes i remember i destroyed her. i was like, wow. how would you have got on against women who are so physically powerful? >> this generation is so much better. my brother is 6'3". i needed to be taller, probably. but when you talk about serena, she could have been the greatest player of all-time if she would play consistently. but she's had so many other things she loves to do, which is fine. venus, both of them are just tremendous. >> for you, finally, 50 years since your first -- what's been the greatest moment of your life? >> it depends. is it personal, is it career? i think winning 20 wimbledons was right up there. >> is there anything beat the first one? >> actually not. >> that moment you clutched the -- >> actually not. i like mixed doub

prosecutors eventually drop the charges for three of them, kara murphy, ashley and zachary, because oft so lucky. brittany hartcastle, described by witnesses as the main attacker in the video, pleads guilty to false imprisonment and battery. she is sentenced to 15 days in jail and three years of probation. >> we may have our differences but no one deserves that kind of treatment. >> prosecutors offer to drop false imprisonment charges against april cooper and brittany mays if they agree to plead guilty on misdemeanor battery charges. all accept and are sentenced to a year of probation. prosecutors say mercedes nichols partially arranged for the fight to take place. she pleads guilty to battery and tampering with a witness. she's given three years' prodags and 100 hours of community service. as for tori lindsay, she is recovering from the ordeal. >> coming up -- >> if you so much as sneeze, i'll split your [ bleep ] throat. >> a video shows a teenage girl tied up, bound and apparently in fear for her life. >> if you scream and fight, we're going to kill you now. >> those filming call it

zachary is down ask down hard! >> alisyn: that was motor cross rider chad reid.ing out with 450 riders coming straight at him full speed. even more incredible, reed remounted his bike, as you can see, moments later, finishing a respectable 14th in this race. wow. those are your headlines. >> brian: got to tell you what happened in the house yesterday. we heard the vote was taking place and it did. in the end it passed. cut, cap and balance and a time tally of 234-190. five democrats said that sounds good to me, but yet nine republicans defected and voted with democrats. in the end, it passed. but the republicans can say, look, you voted me into office. you wanted me to cut the budget. i did exactly that. but i only have one branch of government. >> steve: exactly right. now that it passed the house of representatives, it's interesting, before they took the vote a couple hours earlier, the president came out and said, i'm going to veto it. we had a guest on who said he thought there was a real good possibility that the u.s. senate may take it up perhaps as early a