[ theme ] stephanie hello current tv land. Here we are. Good morning Jacki Schechner. Do we look unprepared in any way . Dont be ridiculous. Representative John Yarmouth coming up on the big show today. Were getting a serious gun control debate in this country. How about that. We are. Were going to have the conversation. The idea is to keep the momentum going. People are outraged after newtown that it is time to do something. We have to keep the momentum going in order to get something done. Stephanie i thought wow Gabby Giffords and her husband a lot of the stuff they said powerful. Stephanie both gun owners, both Second Amendment people but just who more powerfully can make that case . 11 Mass Shootings since tucson. Stephanie i know. Well get into all of it. Here she is, Jacki Schechner in the current news center. Good morning, everybody. Vice President Biden is holding a meeting at the white house today with victims groups and gun safety organizations. This is the next in a series
Friends of a senior counsellor recently went the distance in a 60 mile bike ride from Manchester to Blackpool to raise money for St Ann’s Hospice. Jemma Major covered the distance on Sunday, July 4 in in memory of her friend of 40 years Hazel Wilcock, from Summerseat. Hazel, a close friend of Jemma’s mum, was tragically killed in a suspected gas explosion on February 17 this year while training for the journey. Following her death, Jemma along with Hazel’s stepdaughter, Annmarie Botha-Jones and partner Tony Dewes, and other family friends, decided to undertake the ride in her honour and set up a justgiving page.
specifically they refer to special forces, but i also thought that everyone who was involved in these conflicts from diplomats journalists to public relations people and aid workers all had an operator with them. you people in the white house and in afghanistan. now come a lot more time in iraq and afghanistan i think that i spent a good chunk of time, for of my last five christmases or four of the last six christmases, there they were spent in. since 2005 i studied english. i joined the workforce. i started as an unpaid intern. my last semester at nyu and you say in your book that there are 27,000 working pr people in the pentagon spending $4.7 billion per year. forty that number? is a broader number. not just the papa propaganda folks. it goes from software programs that the pentagon monitors, monitoring our social media and for instance there has been recent example where the army army is using the program that monitors how many times bradley manning, the wiki leaks
we get a moderate center that disintegrates the time it today we look and awful lot like the late 19th century. it takes awhile to dissipate and it takes a while to reproduce a political center. it will not happen in the short term. when else will happen? you have a financial crisis what we saw in the tarp episode, the 600-point drop in the dow. either external shock matters in a locked short of that, why would the parties want to give up their key issues that define their differences before an election? in 2011, we re pretty far away from an election. it means that even in an odd year, they still want to brandish their brand names. we keep talking about how a crisis would give them serious to a better fiscal policy. but in 2007, supposedly housing market totally collapsed and the stock market: collapse and the fed let out all the stops and the interest-rate went to 0% and the economy still collapse and we had the worst economy since the 1930 s. and there was a worldwide
when he laid . laid out of this jobs agenda, most of that is out the window now because the democrats cannot get together and say, ok, we re going to support one last burst of deficit spending. they are out of gas. it is because they are pulled in these two different directions. and in the senate as well, you know. it is not just a house issue. in the senate they are having a hard time even passing unemployment benefits extension saw, things that two or three months ago they passed with road to adis relative peacease. part of it is that senate republicans as well as house republicans alike they are in a stronger position in dinardo they need to give the democrats much help. end of day and feel they do not need to give the democrats much help. what are your thoughts on the cool stimulus spending? there has been your thoughts on the u.s. global stimulus spending? there has been an issue with not having much credibility here. it is hard for president obama to go an