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The astronauts into space, and the u.s. government is hoping and urging that the private sector will step up and establish some kind of commercial space program, wolf. >> so, richard branson. >> yes, he is at the top of the list. >> they are looking forward to what he can do. >> who list. >> and who knows? maybe it mean will you get a ride into space. >> i dont know. jack cafferty is standing by. and we will go to haiti for more on the breaks news. eight missionaries released from jail and getti...

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Its meaningless. the senate already rejected a stronger version of this panel which would have actually had the power to force congress to act. the presidents commission wont have the power to force congress to do anything, so they wont. in other words, another empty political gesture that means absolutely nothing. so heres the question -- how confident are you washington will address our skyrocketing debt? go to cnn.com/caffertyfile, post a comment on my blog. wolf? >> a lot of people are reall...

Wall streeters who spend hundreds of millions to maintain the rules just as they are. we vote them in, and then the money buys them. steve in chapel hill, north carolina, i am confident that the people who hold our debt will address it first, and it is not going to be good. jay writes, why are your panties in a bunch, jack. in a recession or depression, you spend money to boost the economy and taxes are down because fewer people are paying and the rest are paying less. as the economy improves ta...

Remove his leg braces by some creton at the security at the airport. just heartbreaking. its horrible. >> jack cafferty with the cafferty file. a top taliban figure is captured in pakistan. could it be a major break in the hunt for bin laden? thats coming up at the top of the hour. annche new geico glovebox app... anncr vo: ...you can get help with a flat tire... anncr vo: ...find a nearby tow truck or gas station... anncr vo: ...call emergency services... anncr vo: ...collect accident informa...

Recycling the spent nuclear fuel and having success with that program. >> but one industry executive says that the united states has other spent nuclear fuel that cannot be so easily recycled in places like naval bases where they use nuclear fuel for ships. so that is not so easily recycled. >> if it is stored or put under a mountain, what happens to it? >> well, jack edlow says it is kept in a storage area and decays to the original natural state which takes hundreds of years, but really, the u...

And report it to them. >> ed lavendara, thank you for part two of the series. what does it say about the criminal justice system when a 94-year-old man dies on death row of natural causes? that is jack caffertys question this hour. we will read your e-mail when we come back. and footage that has never been seen before on the day that jfk was assassinated. stay here in "the situation room." (announcer) you can make a bigger difference in the world. you can make a positive change in your caree...

Lets go elets get to jack cafferty file. >> wolf, it seems something is wrong when a 94-year-old man dies on death row. the oldest inmate in the united states on death row died of natural causes in arizona, according to the states department of corrections. a lawyer for viva leroy nash says that the man had been in prison. here is a rap sheet. sent to prison since 1930 for armed robbery. he served time for shooting and wounding a police officer, and sentenced to two life sentences for a robbery ...

During which time he filed unsuccessful appeals. nashs lawyer says that the inmate was deaf, mostly blind, had dementia and was confined to a wheelchair. the lawyer insists that nash was men matally ill for decades whi should have kept him off of death row. imagine what this cost the taxpayers. they await decades waiting for their execution. what is more, the population on death row is aging. in part, because of how long the appeals process takes. some experts question the constitutionality of t...

On several steps the government and private companies can make, including making package labels easier to read. the administration wants more school lunches healthier and make school food suppliers will have to decrease sugar, fat and salt while increasing whole grains, fruits and vegetables within their meals. heres the question then -- why have we allowed this to happen? one third of our kids to be overweight or obese? go to cnn.com/caffertyfile, post a comment on my blog. >> good question. go...