the financial system, so if you look at the things the experts have identified as causes, whether it was the subprime mortgage, whether it was the derivatives, they whether it was the concept of too big to fail, they are all addressed by this bill. reporter: it s the schedule and the math here on cap toil hill if the the schedule and math stays an cop till hill, at 5:00, we will start to see a vote for a motion to bring senator dodd s 1300 page bill to the floor for a debate if everything stays as we expect. if it stays as we expect, it will fail. jon james rosen, thanks. jane: a man who was armed, was arrested during president obama s visit to north carolina. joseph mcvey was spotted in an airport parking lot just after air force one deported yesterday, he reportedly told police he was there to see the president, air force one had just taken off so he was nowhere actually near the plane.
big decision for charlie crist, and literally the clock ticking. he has to make a decision very, very soon. rubio s camp has been predicting for months he would bail out of the gop. now marco rubio s saying i m concentrating on conservative rules and sticking with them. jane: general motors is facing new scrutiny after a new ad campaign is launched featuring its top executive boasting about paying back the bailout money five years ahead of schedule with interest. is that the case? rick leventhal s crunching the numbers, what have you found? reporter: well, jane, it s been described as paying off your visa bill with your mastercard or taking cash from one pocket and putting it in the other. the fact is that gm paid its government bailout loan with more government bailout money. millions of americans were, no doubt, impressed last week when told the loan was settled five
for free. jane: awesome. jon: you should have done it. jane: be careful with that! we re going to show you amazing video into our newsroom, a little girl who became trapped between cement walls for hours, how did she get stuck there? she was playing hide and seek. we re going to show thank you dramatic rescue. jon: that s probably a story you could watch on the iphone. jane: activists planning a debate in arizona against the immigration law, they say it promotes racial profiling, they re again questioning if it s legal at all. is it? a fair and balanced debate is coming your way.
minors. doctors set to do more testing on toker bret michaels to pinpoint the source of his brain hemorrhage, he s front man for the band poison is now in intensive care. jon: how do you stop an environmental catastrophe a mile below the surface of the gulf of mexico? right now 42,000 gallons of oil are leaking into the waters off the louisiana coast every day. it s the result of this explosion. the spill came from that rig explosion off shore last week. there is hope that robotic submarines can get the job done. if not one plan to contain the damage involves building a massive undersea dome over the leak and pumping the oil to the surface. let s talk about it with benton ball, president of raidoil and president of the national academy of engineering. he joins us live on the phone. benton, what is the best way to put a stop to this leak, do you think? the best thing that can happen is for the remote vehicles to go down and be able to intervene and close off the rams to stop the
activists are calling on president obama to fight a new arizona law which requires police to question people about their immigration status. across the country, demonstrators are proposing protesting against the law, the president is calling it misguided. on capitol hill democrats are moving this to the front burner but that could spark a battle on plans to work over the climate bill. shannon bream is keeping an eye on it in washington. how does the climate bill and immigration, how are those two related? reporter: well, jon, this is more of the washington politics at work, it sounds like. you know, the house passed its version of climate legislation last fall, actually last summer. you may remember that there was a lot of arm twisting to get it done. the senate hasn t done anything yet but for months three key senators have been meeting and meeting on this, john kerry, independent joe lieberman and republican lindsey graham, and today, they were set to unveil what they w