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Have somebody that i met and developed a relationship with over time, having disappeared having spent a few years to getting to know them. >> you don't think term limits would make lobbyists more powerful? that's the argument in california. you have an embedded lobbying class in sacramento that runs the government as just these new guys that keep rolling in. >> chuck, there are a series of reforms that have all got to be made. you can't do one thing and then watch the power shift to another place. by the way, as well, one of the big causes of the sort of corruption atmosphere there is the amou...

libyan rebels say if gadhafi's relatives are not returned, it will be aggression against the people. turkish president says his government lost its confidence in damascus. the two countries had a close political and economic relationship. he says syria's crackdown changed that. the remnants of hurricane irene are in canada where hundreds of thousands are without power. across the border in the u.s., irene's caused damaging floods across several states. 27 deaths are blamed on the storm. japan's parliament selected yoke schick ohno da as the new prime minister. know da will take up ...

February, retirement applications have nearly doubled in just the first four months of this year. economics professor theresa gilarducci says many want out before their pension goes bust. >> it is important for states and localities that have an expensive pension bill right now to reassure employees that they'll get all their pensions. >> there's no sense for anybody to race to leave. if you're vested and in new jersey it's five years, they can't make those changes to you legally. state senate president stephen sweeney is working against the clock to get a road map to save new jersey's pensi...

good morning. welcome. it's thursday morning, may 19th. we have a lot of news this morning including some breaking news. let's begin with that breaking news. the resignation of dominique strauss-kahn as head of the international monetary fund. this move comes just before a bail hearing today in new york. we're seeing this mug shot for first time. the former imf chief is facing sexual assault charges for allegedly attacking a maid in his manhattan hotel room. he says he is not guilty. resigning from the imf so he can defend himself fully. >> here is part of a statement he released. ...

Was in libya. where you had tanks rolling in to benghazi, rolling in. it's not that way in yemen yet. what we can do, we can do. but we can't do everything. we could do this. we did do this and was the right thing and you are guy that wants to do a right thing. you do want to do the right thing. >> i am for protecting people. >> bill: not just americans, people. >> i believe that we are protecting possibly bad guys against another bad guy. >> bill: possibly but we'll deal with that later. not going to argue with waiting too long, france, england, germany and the united states are going to pay ...