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>> bill: tonight as we told you in the talking points memo, in order to solve any complex problem, you first have to take tough action to get the situation under control. he can't be discussing amnesty for illegal aliens until you stop millions of people without portfolio. and you shouldn't threaten to raise taxes unless you cut taxes first to get debt under control. why doesn't the democratic party recognize this? with us, mark stein, author of the book "after america, get ready for armageddon." are you saying it's all over, that we just can't come back? >> i'm saying it's pretty much over un...

>> bill: tonight as we told you in the talking points memo, in order to solve any complex problem, you first have to take tough action to get the situation under control. he can't be discussing amnesty for illegal aliens until you stop millions of people without portfolio. and you shouldn't threaten to raise taxes unless you cut taxes first to get debt under control. why doesn't the democratic party recognize this? with us, mark stein, author of the book "after america, get ready for armageddon." are you saying it's all over, that we just can't come back? >> i'm saying it's pretty much over un...

today. noda is to be japan's sixth krm in five years. convicted lockerbie lopper al megrahi is in a coma and apparently near death. krn can cnn found him at an expensive village. freed from a scottish prison in 2009 after doctors treated him for cancer said he was dying. libyan rebels are advancing and have 14,000 fighters set to liberate moammar gadhafi's hometown of sirte and have given loyalists there a monday deadline to disarm and surrender peaceful lp. the rebels gained control of the city. and 28 people killed when a suicide bomb went off at a sunni mosque in baghdad. a me...

His will and trust papers specified his collection was to remain untouched at the home he built for it. today, work crews in downtown philadelphia are mixing foundation of a new $200 million facility where the barnes collection will open in 2012 and likely stay for good in the very city whose art and establishment barnes loathed. >> first of all, it was a disgrace that such a limited number of people could see this great collection. disgrace! >> pennsylvania governor ed rendell in his second term led powerful alliance of politician, economic development and tourism officials and high priest of...

Barnes to the city. by mid-decade, even the board of the barn foundation itself was stacked with directors who declared the old location, financially unsustainable and supported the move. >> the basic display is going to replicate as accurately as possible the way the art was displayed in dr. barnes' house. obviously, hit be larger. because one of the things we all wanted to do was to take the incredible art and expose them to more people. >> what some see as a fundamental property rights issue. >> regrettably we see this happen time and again of the intuition of government they think they kno...