skoourn. welcome back to weekends with alex witt, now headlines coming from the west coast from nevada. news say folks there lead the nation in the amount of money they owe. the average personal debt is $26,326, more than the national average. and federal funding for california s high speed rail could be in jeopardy, because legal experts have locked the construction, if it doesn t get going, the grant could expire before the work is done. and an encouraging sign for the economy, at least in idaho. they say the building slump there may be over. they highlighted major construction projects where hundreds of millions are being spent in the treasure valley.
plus, will zimmerman make bail or stay behind bars? he may spend the rest of his time in jail. what s changed and what hasn t since the l.a. riots 20 years ago. we became a better society through what rodney king went through. plus, a big announcement of what s next for or seen ya. plus, the family feud to end all fields. th this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. our big story tonight. president obama is at the g-20 summit in mexico. we also learned this is not the story the president told in his best-seller. david marannis book differs from that account. he writes about his friends, his classmates, and he found himself face-to-face with the president in the oval office to talk about what he s written. welcome. it s a fascinating book. it ends in 1998 as obama s driving to harvard. obama doesn t even appear in the first seven chapters. the confrontation isn t quite the right word. a fascinating book to read next to the dreams book. because there are at lea
through what rodney king went through. plus, a big announcement of what s next for or seen ya. plus, the family feud to end all fields this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. our big story tonight. president obama is at the g-20 summit in mexico. we also learned this is not the story the president told in his best-seller. david marannis book differs from that account. he writes about his friends, his classmates, and he found himself face-to-face with the president in the oval office to talk about what he itten. welcome. it s a fascinating book. it ends in 1998 as obama s driving to harvard. obama doesn t even appear in the first seven chapters. the confrontation isn t quite the right word. a fascinating book to read next to the dreams book. because there are at least someone counted 38 significant parts of barack obama s version of events you take issue with. the republicans have jumped all over this. saying this is evidence he s made up half of his story. what is
through. plus, a big announcement of what s next for or seen ya. plus, the family feud to end all fields. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. our big story tonight. president obama is at the g-20 summit in mexico. we also learned this is not the story the president told in his best-seller. david marannis book differs from that account. he writes about his friends, his classmates, and he found himself face-to-face with the president in the oval office to talk about what he s written. welcome. it s a fascinating book. it ends in 1998 as obama s driving to harvard. obama doesn t even appear in the first seven chapters. the confrontation isn t quite the right word. a fascinating book to read next to the dreams book. because there are at least someone counted 38 significant parts of barack obama s version of events you take issue with. the republicans have jumped all over this. saying this is evidence he s made up half of his story. what is the reality about your fi
these. until they do, we re going to continue to see these deaths from toyota unintended acceleration. you know, if only 0.1 of 1% of the 32 million vehicles actually exhibit this malfunction, that s still 32,000 vehicles out on our roadways right now that could potentially kill someone. now, i ve heard people on the news say that you re more likely to be struck by lightning or hit by a school bus than you are to have a runaway acceleration event in your toyota. but the point is, if you end up killing other people in your toyota, how are you going to live with yourself. you have definitely done your homework. as you are listening to the hearings today, and i know you re paying close attention, what is it that you want to hear from akio toyoda? and could there be something said that would somehow give you justice, hope, encouragement,