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Civil rights everyday somewhere in this country and it is time to have a dispassionate and honest discussion about exactly that. hes right about that in here. i saw the segment with him on you last night and referenced the fact we put our lives on the line, how dare you question what we do. you sign on for that. i sign on for that, we risk our lives knowingly, it doesnt give us a license to recklessly risk the lives of the people we serve and the film you saw with mr. garner being taken down, th...

anything quite like this. let me explain what you are looking at. thats a plexiglass pontiac. it was built for the 1939 new york worlds fair. its being auctioned today and expected to sell for about $275,000. and from the cnn center in atlanta, georgia, this is your cnn saturday morning. glad you could spend some time here with us. im t.j. holmes. well, you know the story by now. the worlds biggest economy is on the brink of possible default. we are all watching and waiting as the fi...

And it wasnt as if they were putting a padlock on the door. they were transitioning services to their other local public facilities. but in this particular instance we are fighting, were fighting at the national level for funding for public hospitals across the nation, and we continue to fight this battle daily. >> i understand that if some of these struggling hospitals can stay open for at least a few more years, the new health care law would help them stay open. are you optimistic in that resp...

Hearing. >> so today the fda will decide over this course of two-day hearing avandias fate. you published a study back in 2007 that started a lot of this, people who took avandia said, according to your research, you say they face 43% higher risk of heart attacks yet the fda kept it on the market. what could change today? >> well, there is a problem. the fda has a structural problem. the people that approve drugs in the first place are the ones that have the authority to take them off the market...