today wisconsin is a fall preview. they look at wisconsin, and they see america s battleground between people who want to work together to solve problems and penal who want to divide and conquer. democratic challenger and milwaukee mayor tom barrett on his bid to oust the republican governor in a recall race. then battleground politics with virginia republican governor bob mcdonald, u.s. jobs and the bloodshed in syria. plus, unemployment is up, the dow is down, and the presidential election is 157 days away. analysis from mark zande of moody s analytics, stechen moore of the wall street journal, and dan balz of the washington post. i m candy crowley. and this is state of the union. 19 months after electing republican scott walker as governor, wisconsin voters decide tuesday whether to recall him. walker s critics were galvanized by his first budget designed to fix a $3.6 billion shortfall. it included stripping collective bargaining rights for most public workers
amazing images i have seen in the history of modern royalty. a choir on the deck in the pouring rain, one of the great choirs. one of the great orchestras singing royal britannia. let s listen to this. [ horning horns honking ] you are watching live pictures of the culmination of a remarkable 90 minutes, the queen s diamond jubilee here in london t is pouring with rain it has been horrendously cold, but nothing has dampened the spirits of the occasion. it has really been something incredibly special and you see her majesty, the queen there a fitting image with a large umbrella, leaving the royal barge, followed by her long-supportive husband, prince philip, other senior members of the royal family. they have had an incredible afternoon, pretty well incident-free and i think everyone has had a cracking time and there will be people all over the world watching this thinking you brits are completely mad. and you know what, we are. so, we are proud of it and we are pa
lagos. what do you know about the casualties, how this crash happened? reporter: hey, fred. right now, we are being told that there are no survivors from this crash. it happened at approximately a little after 3:00 p.m. local time here in nigeria. we were just down at the scene. what we saw was a fairly chaotic scene. we saw just hundreds of people surrounding the crash area. we could see the flames from the crash, that was sort of not even 50 yards away from where we were. and just tons of people surrounding the crash scene. most of them rubber necking, taking photographs. we did get a chance to talk to a red cross official on the ground, and that official told me that earlier today they had arrived on the scene at about 3:30. so not more than 20 minutes after the plane went down. they had managed to pull nine bodies from the crash. but because of the crowds, and because of this area in lagos, is densely populated, i mean, there are people on top of people in this area, ho
of data. you like to see the trend for markets and economics. after three months of 200,000 jobs created or more, people are saying, look, it s healing. things are going to get better. the rearview mirror is a slow jobs recovery. then you have a stall here. when your biggest customer has countries in it that are in recession, that doesn t mean if you re a big company in this country you wan to be adding a lot of workers. that could be a big bart of it. i want to look at the private sector of public sector jobs. 82,000 private sector jobs created. 13,000 public job sectors lost. there s the tug of war for the economy. the private sector trying to create jobs. the public sector losing jobs. you ll hear people in the gop say, look, this shows the president s policies aren t working. the problem is what is the answer to that? if the president s policies aren t working, how do those cutting spending fit into the equation? cutting spending will mean more public sector job loss,
judge in the trayvon martin murder case. martin savidge is there. martin, how did it take place today? reporter: well, it was simple and it was uneventful, fredricka. that is just the way the authorities wanted it to be. there was always concern about george zimmerman s team. it certainly was the worry of law enforcement because of the amount of notoriety this case has received over time, and of course, because there s a lot of different opinions on this story. let s tell you how the meeting took place. it was rather clandestine how george zimmerman got into the hands of authorities. listen to the sheriff as he described how it went down. george zimmerman met two members of the sheriff s office in the area of lake mary at i-4. was placed into custody, transported to the correctional facility. he is being booked and processed. as per judge lester s order. he ll be held on a no-bond status. reporter: and so it was really kind of a meeting that was set up on the side of th