on tv. and i m like, i think you have the wrong man. and. [ bleep ] you re not going to do clinton? and i had a college girl that offered to flash me if i did clinton and i said listen, young lady, that is very sick. that is so sick. i m sorry. so if people want to watch a little more, they can find your interview at cnn.com. he s a really nice guy and seems to be doing a lot better. good. thank you so much. thanks, brooke. and now this here we go. hour two. keeping you in the loop, texas governor perry is going to talk about his new plan. here s the thing. he announced his flat tax plan. in this hour coming up, he s going to take questions. it s a big move for republicans who has been plunging in the polls. we ll take you live there as soon as it happens. but, first, sorority sisters warned about a rapist on the loose. also, a new health recommendation for boys. netflix taking a huge hit and a hurricane picking up strength. time to play reporter roulette.
these folks weren t rioting like we have seen the past several days. they were there to clean up. now the problem is that the violence, looting and arson has spread to sever other british cities besides london. also a nationwide manhunt for two brothers and their older sister accused much opening fire on a florida police officer, then robbing a georgia bank. you re seeing the three siblings there and authorities do consider them armed and extremely dangerous. all right. wall street did a bit of a u-turn yesterday and thank goodness it did. we don t know exactly what it s going to do today. but we are waiting to see. that is coming up for us in about 29 minutes from now. the dow closed up 429 points yesterday. however, that was a reversal of fortunes from monday s loss of 634 points. christine romans in new york for us. alison kosik at the new york stock exchange for us. christine, 29 minutes away. what is going to happen? reporter: futures are lower and alison can tell
slanting liberal. last year they took a grant of more than a million dollars from george soros, the billionaire who supported left-leaning causes and for firing williams after he confessed on fox news that he s uncomfortable when he sees muslim garbed passengers on a plane. the bill passed last month would eliminate funding for public broadcasting by 2013. npr is part of the public broadcasting establishment that is attempting to preserve the relatively small amount that it gets for the federal government. it doesn t need another pr headache like this. for o keefe, npr is not his first target. past undercover sting videos of his embarrassed liberal groups like planned parenthood and acorn. he s accused of editing out parts of his interviews. but he says the unedited video is posted on his website. he pleaded guilty last year after being caught trying to access the phone system of
to see if bp goes in bankruptcy but the big players are prepared to pounce on this as soon as the assets become available. we know about apache talking to bp over the weekend, the deal s on, off, back on again. neil: apache wants the bay in alaska stuff. absolutely. neil: why did that go back and forth? it s about price. either $9 billion versus $10 billion. it goes back and forth on the price. it s about the liabilities as well. so that s the argument about that. i think if you look at the bigger picture, look at their assets. in russia, columbia, argentina, vietnam, other oil companies as well will be knocking on bp s door trying to get a piece of this action. neil: all right. let me turn it around because you re the expert but i play one on tv. one thing i could think is it s not worth the pr headache. you re buying as a discount.
compact chevrolets and pontiacs, the automaker citing steering problems in their situation t. affects 2005-2010 chevrolet cobalts and 2007-2010 pontiac g5s, the 2005-2006 pursuits, also sold in canada, and 05 and 06 g4s that were sold in mexico. did you get all that straight in hope you re taking it all in. we ve got it on the board for you. gm says the vehicles are still safe to drive, and that they never lose their steering control. but that it may get a little harder to steer them when you re traveling slowly, under 15 miles an hour. it sounds like that problem is not quite as dangerous. at least from the sounds of it. that s what we ve been talking about. bill: toyota still has explain to go do. congressional hears into toyota s problems are shifting to the senate, another pr headache, this time rehairing repairing oil hoses on more than a million and a half vehicles. brian wilson in his spot on the hill, what s the latest on the recalls, what s happening there, brian?