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Make any connections to omar mutallab the nigerian student who carried the bomb in his underwear on flight 253. the link terrorist will go to launch attacks or at least talk about launching attacks inside the united states. both in the case of omar faruq mutallab originated in england. a plot may have been -- bebegin at least in kenya. launched from africa. >> jon: catherine herridge in washington. thanks. >> you are welcome. ♪ >> jon: now to the plight of the bare foot bandit. a judge in miam...

Rather than going back to work. the average pennsylvanian, ed, gets $350 a week from unemployment comp. now, if youve got a family of four, i defy tom corbett or anybody else to tell me how you are going to live, how youre going to make your mortgage and car payment, how youre going to feed your family on $350 a week. and you have no health care no, cobra payments. are you sol. youre out of luck. and anybody who thinks that people sit back and say, oh, im getting $350 a week, i dont need to go b...

They all say that theyre worried about the deficit but americans are worried about jobs paper new poll shows that 70% of people think that reducing unemployment is more important than reducing the deficit. only 28% want the deficit to take priority. this is what the republicans have been spouting about all over the country that its the deficit. joining me is governor ed rendell of pennsylvania. good to have you with us tonight. >> my pleasure, sneed this growing list that is constantly out there...

Has. the real change needs to come from companies and corporations with all the money. >> youre there at the aspen institute. what do you hear from them? what are their top concerns about the economy? >> there are really two things going on out here. there was a great panel the other day. the beginning panel of the conference on the financial crisis. really what that financial crisis has done to our long-term economic standing. what the debt and the deficit are doing to us. theres a short-term d...

>> reporter: then joe kinnard, a land developer from texas, heard about julies plight, and the 3 million other american kids who have an undocumented parent like anna, julies mom. >> you can make the argument that she deserved what she got, because she was an adult, she made the choice, she knew the consequences, et cetera. but why the children? theyre innocent. and theyre born here. theyre u.s. citizens. >> reporter: the canards reached out to julies mother in texas and said julie could live wi...

Is glashl. that increases that we will grow into a downturn. it doesnt mean it has to happen, but as you go down in employment and have more moderate recovery, the chance that we roll over is greater. its not definite, but it increases the risk. >> okay and what about this? we talked about the plight of states. a lot of states are talking about cutting even more jobs. is this a situation where its worse than we expected? do you think most economists thought it would look better at this point in ...

Scalia has looked at the original meaning as is justice thomas and we look at the way justices decide cases, theres really not that much of a hard division. >> but, arent there liberals on the progressive side of thinking in the constitution. it would say, lets look at the 14th amendment and liberty clause and see how far we can go with that even to the point of same-sex marriage. i might be of that persuasion. if you look at people who look at the interstate commerce clause and see implementing...

Socialized medicine in the united states. it goes from issues to that all the way, of course, to the big one, and the big one, of course, is the world economy. world banking, of which there are a lot of banking centers here in toronto. and the fact that the plight of the homeless in this city and around the world. those seem to be the big issues. yesterday there was an aboriginal protest. and a protest being attended by many from canadian and labor unions from outside of this country. at this po...

Around wilmington, north carolina, durham, hillsboro, chapel hill, where he likes to drink white wine and talk with pretty girls. thats basically -- >> seriously. >> thats basically what hes been doing. he did for a while talk to sources of mine about starting a law firm for the little guy. you know, he was a very successful lawyer. >> maybe he could get money from the bp guy to help the small people. >> there you go. >> maybe he could take on the plight of the fishermen or something. you know, ...