this begs the question of what happened to gaddafi and the power vacum that came in to place. this is one of the reasons that he became so popular. he spent years under the gaddafi after the ref lugz and they respected him. and people came to him for mediation service and in the power vacum that was created. people like him became powerful. he said he played no role in the attack and he was on the scene after the attack got under way and he went in to the compound to rescue libyan personnel. is this a way to discredit that? it is difficult for him to come up and say what he did.
we re being hostage to a conference that can t even agree itself on whether it s for it or not. senate democrats are never come to the table with plan to offset this new spending that they re all for. joining us is democratic congressman charles rangel of new york. thank you. good to be back. leader eric cantor sounded like a changed and transformed man. he tweeted, we had some positive news in the jobs number and continuing to grow the economy mean we have to all come together and set aside differences. what has happened to mr. cantor? is he trying to audition for a role as mediation service at the united nations because this doesn t sound like the eric cantor that we come to know and
extended once again, this time for a week. their new deadline is now march 11. both sides seemingly agree on one thing, that s finding consensus without litigation. but for now the 2012 pro football season is still a tba. we ve continued to work hard. i think the fact that we re continuing this dialogue is a positive sign. there s a commitment from both sides to engage in another round of negotiations at the request of the mediation service. we look forward to a deal coming out of that. what we have always had as our core is the football that our players love to play and the fans who love to watch them. and there s never going to be a day where we re not going to have those two things first and foremost in our minds. and charlie sheen is hoping to put all the recent attention to him to good use. so he s going to haiti. he says that he ll join up with sean penn while he s down there. penn has been involved in humanitarian efforts in haiti
weekend for a deal between the nfl and its players. the two sides agreed yesterday to extend the deadline for a new labor agreement again, this time until march 11th. we continue to work hard and i think the fact that we re continuing this dialogue is a positive sign. there s a commitment from both sides to engage in another round of negotiations at the request of the mediation service. we look forward to a deal coming out of that. what we have always had as our core is the football that our players love to play and the fans who love to watch them. and there s never going to be a day where we re not going to have those two things first and foremost in our minds. the two sides are duking it out over roughly $9 billion in revenue. if no deal is reached, the league is expected to lock out the players and that means we ll all be out of a season this fall. stay with us, because coming up in just about a half hour, i ll sit down with someone who has
rampage. marysol garcia is unaccounted for and made the news last year. just 20 years old. she became police chief in one of the most violent towns on the border. now she has not been seen for several days. a mexican newspaper reported yesterday that she had fled to the u.s. for safety. the mayor of her town says that s not so. he says she is on personal leave. we don t have proof of where she is. police officers and mayors in the region are frequently targeted for drug cartels. there s hope for a deal between the nfl and players. they agreed yesterday to extend a deal for a labor agreement until march 11th. there s a commitment from both sides to engage in another round of negotiations at the request of the mediation service. we look forward to a deal coming out of that. this is going to get resolved through negotiations, not through litigation. there s a lot on the table.