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And then all the crap just kept on piling on. >> there are probably hundreds of thousands of young people who are going through exactly what you have been through. what would you say to them? >> look for the good days. keep your chin up. and school aint going to last forever. >> bill: school aint going to last forever. awful situation. that kind of stuff is happening all over the world. check three. just about a miracle in japan. an 80-year-old woman, 16-year-old grandson pulled from the quake r...

And then all the crap just kept on piling on. >> there are probably hundreds of thousands of young people who are going through exactly what you have been through. what would you say to them? >> look for the good days. keep your chin up. and school aint going to last forever. >> bill: school aint going to last forever. awful situation. that kind of stuff is happening all over the world. check three. just about a miracle in japan. an 80-year-old woman, 16-year-old grandson pulled from the quake r...

I actually forget what the rest of your question was. >> you didnt like the push poll comment. heres the thing, right? i think the critical part of this is to get these guys to actually say, all right, you know what? i might lose. i might get recalled or lose by next election if i stand with governor walker. is that the plan to say hey, you know what, governor walker, you can go out on that plank on your own but i have to compromise with the democrats? >> absolutely. what weve seen is horribly u...

Recovery and make americans angry as they start paying more and more and more. if you then have a government shutdown and instability and turmoil in the financial markets, dont you then perhaps delay by a day, week, or month an economic recovery and complicate it that this president needs? >> part of it is weve got serious big problems ahead of us. we make the argument that their cuts are going to gut our recovery. if you shut down the government, it hurts the recovery even more. again, its pili...

>> bret: the obama administration wants to change the way the government sponsored mortgage lenders do business, as the housing market downturn drags on. chief washington correspondent jim angle tells us about high-level piling on, on fannie and freddie. >> reporter: the key question at treasury department conference was what to do about fannie mae and freddie mac, the government-sponsored mortgage giants? secretary timothy geithner acknowledged that the actions were one of the main causes of th...

>> bret: the obama administration wants to change the way the government sponsored mortgage lenders do business, as the housing market downturn drags on. chief washington correspondent jim angle tells us about high-level piling on, on fannie and freddie. >> reporter: the key question at treasury department conference was what to do about fannie mae and freddie mac, the government-sponsored mortgage giants? secretary timothy geithner acknowledged that the actions were one of the main causes of th...

To score headlines. >> chris, i have to say, just looking at her im reminded of the parent/teacher conference where you had to listen to the teacher and your parents talk about you and you couldnt say anything. i think you are right. it is no accident they appointed -- sessions was the attack dog. they knew that we on cable television would carry his full remarks. we did. i think he painted a picture not just about elena kagan but barack obama and his approach to government. you notice that orri...

Just let people know that this is not a bp corporate site. >> reporter: tom power bought about half of bps atlanta presence when the company got out of the gas business two years ago. >> we employee 400 people, so thats 400 people impacted if you dont come to our sites. >> reporter: he says sales are down 8% since the gulf disaster, and he says its like piling on. >> with the economic downturn, we have been hurting. >> reporter: he owns 23 bp stores but supplies fuel to more than 100 of them. he...

Their fingertips, computers are making decisions because of differences in prices and piling on. somewhere along the way maybe theres a big futures trading order that might have triggered other trading that might have triggered some of the underlying stocks to get a little volatile. the stock exchange stepped in and had a slow market trading condition. but nobody else did. and then suddenly all hell broke loose. >> what do we do to solve this? do all of those 40 something exchanges? i guess its ...

Letterman. jon: what about obrien, conan? do we expect him to? >> were expecting him to break his silence on sunday. he was barred from speaking about all of this per may fist per exit settlement with nbc. that $32 million settlement. he is able to talk and on sunday will talk to "60 minutes" on may 2nd. he was banned from disparaging nbc per the contract. steve kroft who did the interview, tells "the new york times." conan flirts with the restrictions. well see. jon: hard to keep a comedian fro...