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The new containment cap. well ask him what he thinks of the process and how this disaster will influence the future of offshore drilling. major breaking news in the sports world today. the death of one of the most recognized team owners in sports history, new york yankees owner george steinbrenner has died at age 80. the yankees confirmed steinbrenner died this morning in tampa, florida. sources say he had a heart attack. heres part of the statement released by the yankees. "george steinbrenne...

The real debate is about how we make government smarter, more effective and more efficient in the 21st century. its easy for any institution to get in the habit of doing things the way theyve always been done. we in government cant afford that habit, not only because it wastes taxpayer dollars, but because it erodes peoples belief that their government can actually work for them. over the last year and a half, weve been able to employ new technology to make government more responsive and custome...

Unaccustomed to the atmosphere around it. why? in 1993, she was a staffer on this committee and she was helping get the nomination ready for ruth bader ginsburg and after that, she, i think fair to say, was disgusted by the process. she wrote a paper saying the process is a vapid and hollow charade because the person sitting here was stone-walling all of the members of the judiciary committee not answ answering questions. you can be sure those comments will be thrown back at her if over the next...

Obama has a few people tough on him, too. >> bill: look, we put together that and we could have done that for a minute and a half and it has to be that the press in america senses, as you said it at the top of the interview, this is the low point for obama. >> here is the thing you invoke the comparison to jimmy carter, seems a more apt comparison ronald reagan. >> bill: he didnt have this much trouble. >> his approval rating was lower. >> bill: he wasnt in the chaos zone. he has four chaos zone...

Exhausted by the process. >> bill: they want it revoked, you cant spin that. >> its not spin, i dont think that americans-- >> you would say the biggest achievement is health care. anything else. >> i think thats major, a crowning achievement. >> bill: anything else. >> i would say afghanistan. >> bill: thats a big thing. >> compared to what, you dont think that afghanistan-- >> no its a disaster right now. >> as you just said, depends who you ask. be experts-- >> this is what youre going to poi...

♪ 27 minutes past the hour as we take a look at atlanta this morning where right now its 76 degrees already. pretty clear. little later it is going up to a high of 93 degrees and looking mostly sunny in atlanta this morning. new this morning, the united states is backing israels plan to investigate its deadly raid on a flotilla headed to gaza last month. israelis have named a three-person panel to look into the may 31st incident that killed nine turkish activists. two international observe...

Bailouts to the banks, we could have had a depression with unemployment at 25%. >> neil: and fact of the matter is, once estarted the process, the voters, who arent too dumb worldwide, what you do for one, you do for others, extend from banks to auto industry to the mortgage industry, to anyone whos having difficulty, buying a home to anyone whos having difficulty securing a college loan and they see where this leads and they say, why did you even start the process. >> it leads to a thing called...

Just the fruition of the interrogation or interviews of the suspects. it has to do with the fbi or intelligence community going through a process where they just continuously connect dots. they take one bit of information that leads to one person. they go to that person. it blossoms from, based on communication, money movement, all types of thing. easy passes. its just incredible, the process. i mentioned earlier, theres going to be a lot of fruition out of this particular investigation. we were...

She once served as a staff attorney. >> she was critical in 1995 in an interview when she was a law professor in chicago, critical of the process, the confirmation hearings, saying that the nominee owes it to the public, to the senators, to answer questions directly and that the senators quite honestly owe it to the american people and the process to ask specific and directed questions that really we need to know more about the nominee. what do you think? will those words come back to haunt or h...

Worry. well provide the money. we want to videotape him taking the money. and he came back, and we paid him the money, i paid him the money -- >> actually i did. im a taxpayer, took care of that for you! >> there is a great ending and they went to prison and the be fbi sued them civilly an got the money back which was terrific. >> maybe we ought to get those guys to run for congress, too. it had to be the most scary thing in the world. how long did this go on, the process. >> it went on for two ...