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Men, have committed suicide. it's a tragic problem. leon panetta has said it's the most vexing problem he has as secretary of defense. it's a problem for all americans because it affects communities, it affects families, and we need to get to the bottom of it. it's not clear how to do so. the statistics show it happens to men and women, not all of whom have been in combat, that's the first instinctive reaction we have, these men who risked their lives for us in iraq and afghanistan, but when you look at all the numbers together, more than half are people who have not been in combat. >> well, r...

bloomberg unplugged at the nathan's hot dog wagon. seems he couldn't stomach the puns, like let me be frank. it's going to be a dog fight. and i'll relish it. it's bloomberg like we've never seen him. also -- >> you can see the sparks flying all over the place. it was raining fire down on us. >> on the frontlines, colorado firefighters taking cnn with them as they fight the fires home by home. the fire chief telling the denver post this morning he knew the fire would happen, that it was a monster ready to awaken and kill. and on this independence day, what's your definition of a ...

Candidates at the convention in their advertising, including governor romney, are going to be going hard at the law. i think that's an open and important question on this issue for the rest of the way. >> i think the answer to many of those questions is yes. but we'll find out. msnbc and "time" magazine senior political analyst, mark halperin. thank you. remember to check out "time's" special edition on the high court's decision titled "roberts rules." the issue hits newsstands monday. after the break, what do you get when you combine a little weekend mornings with weekdays at noon? a brand ...

That is a statistical tie. 45% say president obama, 42% say mitt romney. there isn't a big gap there. >> there has to be a big gap in his favor, i would think but i do think that there isn't much enthusiasm for romney. but there are an awful lot of people who wonder what the president has done. and there are people who will vote for romney over the incumbent because the economy hasn't come back to the extent it should have. you go down to southeastern ohio which is appalachia and people are really suffering there. in lordstown and around cleveland, the jobs have come back, but in a large part ...

President has done. and there are people who will vote for romney over the incumbent because the economy hasn't come back to the extent it should have. you go down to southeastern ohio which is appalachia and people are really suffering there. in lordstown and around cleveland, the jobs have come back, but in a large part of the state, they haven't. in place where is the jobs haven't come back, maybe it's not so amazing, those people are tending to look more favorably on romney. >> "time's" magazine joe kleine and ohio state senator nina turner. thank you very much for joining me tonight. >> t...