be implanted in a prosthetic devoid devi device. but if it's a sophisticated surgery and implant, it could last weeks, months or even longer. experts disagree on whether a bomb inside a body would need an external detonator to ignite it or if it could be set off with a timer. it's also not clear if the body itself could impact the explosion. brian todd, washington. this hour, people across the country are remembering former first lady betty ford, called a model political wife by a former aid, but it was her honesty in tackling a once taboo issue, addiction that set her apart in other first ladies. soledad o'brien has more on her life and her enduring legacy. >> reporter: rarely was a first

lady whose human qualities stood out more than betty ford. by her husband at all times, seen her with president bush, he was active and most of all candid. >> it's been my own health that has made it possible for me to go ahead and in my way share what i learned with others. >> reporter: before 1974, it was almost unheard of for a first lady to publicly mention personal problems. in the first year of her husband's presidency, she announced she had breast cancer and would undergo a mastectomy. but it is this that will surely be her greatest legacy, the betty ford center for substance abuse. >> i think she educated a generation that needed education, that needed support in how to deal with these problems. >> reporter: mrs. ford exposed

publicly that she had become dependent on alcohol and pain killing drugs. >> it's been from the very first day a place for any man or woman who wanted help. >> reporter: it made it unnecessary to hide the reality of substance abuse. and i think that was a contribution that betty ford made. >> she wrote in considerable detail about her battles. she authorized a made for tv movie, the betty ford story. >> she felt and i felt and the children felt that if the story was told well and we had faith in david wellberg, that it could be immeasurably beneficial. >> she married gerald ford just after 1972. she was her own woman speaking out for abortion rights and women in the workplace. mrs. ford kept largely out of

the public eye in her latter years, most americans saw her for the first time in more than a decade when she was given the place of honor at both the funeral and burial of her husband. it was a four-day period of national mourning and although she looked fragile, she never waivered and the treatment center that she helped create will be a memorial for generations to come. >> president obama offered his condolences saying today we take comfort in the knowledge that betty and her husband former president gerald ford are toblgt once more. michelle and i send our thought and prayers to their children, michael, john, stephen and use susan. and this from former first lady nancy reagan. i was deeply saddened this afternoon when i heard of betty ford's death. she was jerry ford's strength.

>> betty ford's children were with her in her final moments. >> reporter: betty ford had four children and all of them were at her side when she died yesterday afternoon. they released a statement today saying that mother's love, devotion, candor and laughter touched our lives like millions she touched throughout the nation. her passing leaves a deep void but it also fills us with immeasurable appreciation for a life that she and dad shared with her. betty ford's funeral details are pending, but we understand that she will be buried in grand rapids, michigan at the presidential library where her husband is buried. >> thanks so much thelma. in other news, a brazen escape in houston caught on surveillance camera. our affiliate khou says the two men new jailers would open the

door to an area to break up a fight that was allegedly staged late last month. one inmate was caught two days later, the other didn't make it out of the jail. casey anthony will be free a week from tomorrow. but there are signs of a family feud between her and her mother cindy. a florida official says that casey refused to let her mother visit her in the orange county jail last night. anthony who was acquitted of murdering her little girl after four years in jail, but she has been given credit for good time served. in this season's "dancing with the stars jshlgsz he may have danced his way into a dui ticket earlier today. heinz ward posted a $1,000 bond and with that charge and with that bond also comes this mug shot of him taken at the dekalb county jail. today atlantis astronauts

are making sure that the shuttle is in good shape. it's on the final mission of nasa's space shuttle program. nay got an unusual wakeup call, music from cold play and then this. >> good morning "atlantis" at marshall space center, we wish you a successful mission and a safe return home. [ cheers and applause ] >> they're awake now. "atlantis" is expected to dock with the space station tomorrow. and now on to london where a tabloid owned by rupert murdock is being shut down. murdock decided to shut it down after allegations that its journalists illegally hacked phone messages belonging to murder and terrorist victims. let's bring in cnn's dan rivers who's been following this story

from london. so dan, has the move to shut down the paper kind of quelled the public anger? >> well, interestingly, we're hearing that the print run of the paper is actually doubled for tomorrow's edition to 5 million copies. rather than about 2.5 million which is about normal circulation. we have got a copy now of the front page which i think we can bring up which is a collage of all of the various different front pages down the decades with the headline across the front thanks and goodbye. we're just waiting here now for most of the staff to come out of this building behind me, including the editor collin miler who we're thinking will make a statement. earlier a few of the employees came out. here's what they said. >> it's extremely emotional, but every single one of us stays very proud that we're working for the news of the world.

we're very proud of our colleagues, we're very proud of our editor and we go out with our heads held up high. >> reporter: one other british newspaper here is asking the question today as well, is this britain's watergate scandal, kind of suggesting because of the political links to all of this, namely the former editor of this paper, andy colson was hired by the former prime minister david cameron. there could be more arrests in the next few days. >> so dan, rupert murdock, on his way to london, what's going to happen once he arrives? >> reporter: we're wondering if he's going to turn up here. we think he might arrive tomorrow. whether he makes some sort of public statement about this, we don't know. there's been no sign either here today of the chief executive rebecca brooks who's been in the

firing line for the last few days. she's staying in her post and causing a lot of criticism and causing her to stand down from all the political parties here. and it will i would think be fairly, kind of leave a pretty bitter taste in many people's mouths here, because a lot of these journalists who are coming out here in a minute joined a long time after this scandal, and they feel that their jobs are being sacrificed and rebecca brooks who presides over the paper clings on to her job as cheer kpek. chief exec. july 9, independent day. all right, they're singing, free at last in the newest nation of the world, south sudan. and we'll get you caught up on what royals will and kate are up to in southern california.

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sudan, both of them fled the wars in their homeland and have made the u.s. home. well, like us, they watch history unfold this weekend in south sudan. listen to their reactions. half of me is empty, half of me is excited. the emptiness is the people that i have lost. you know, for this war. i have lost a lot of relatives, lost a lot of friends, and so the emptiness is there, but the excitement to be able to see that we are free and to be able to see that our people worked so hard, you know, to get our generation free is very good. >> it is hard to look forward without looking back, 2 million people killed over a 50-year span of civil wars.

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>> that's kind of fun. they practiced twice a night for three nights before actually taking this. >> yeah, of course i would do it. >> i would probably get a step or two wrong, but with that many people, no one would notice. >> we have in the weather picture, we know it's sunny where they are. >> i love that, you got to be in the pool to stay cool there this time of year. >> we got a tower cam for you out of kansas city where it's just been sizzling hot for today. we have got heat advisories, we'll show you the area we're talking about. it's really the central and southern plains states where the worst of it is, from southern canada on southward. the heat index is 100 to 110 degrees. notice the dark red area that we have got in there, that's where we have got the excessive heat watch, meaning it's going to be even worse, basically, as we head into the early part of next week.

this is a significant event we're talking about. we're talking about 105 to 110 degrees, it really can be dangerous if you don't take care of yourself, check on your elderly neighbors, check on your pets, make sure everybody's got water, got food, and that they're staying cool enough, because it can really make you sick. the temperature your body will feel like in 104 in jacksonville. in dallas, we're talking about the seventh consecutive day of those triple digits. the other weather story fredericka, i just want to mention, lots of thunderstorms popping up out there. nothing severe at this hour, that's the good news, but a lot of lightning, a lot of people outside. so be aware of those threats when you start to hear those rumbles of thunder. >> extremely good weather on so many levels there. los angeles you know is buzzing right now with its latest celebrity couple, britain's newest royal couple

will and kate arrived this morning and they wasted no time throwing themselves into the three-day royal tour there. they have already arrived there at that beautiful polo club where you are? >> reporter: just a little over an hour ago, the royal couple, the duke and duchess of cambridge arrived by helicopter and they walked down the red carpet. they were preceded by a group who paid between $400 and $4,000 a seat to see this charity polo match that's going to happen in about two hours. they're expected to raise several million dollars for charities that are response sorresponse -- sponsored by mprince william an his brother harry.

the duchess of cambridge is expected to present the trophy to the winning team. this is going to be a very, very competitive match. there's several internationally ranked poly ste lo stars and the is said to be a pretty darn good polo player, especially on the defensive side which is where he's going to be playing this afternoon. >> he has to do well with anyone watching, anything can happen on the horse. >> absolutely anything can happen and there's a report that there's actually a plastic surgeon standing by, just in case prince william or any other participant gets hurt significantly. >> what? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. i'm being told that that's actually an erroneous report. apparently that's not happening. >> anything can happen with polo, it is a tough sport. and all the best to all those who are out there playing that sport all right, thanks so much casey.

>> reporter: right. and of course their weekend is not done, they are this evening going to be going to a star studded event this weekend. you and i, normal people, weekends are a great time to catch up with movies. and when a number of people buy tickets, actors and actresses can get rich. forbes has released a list of the highest paid actors and actresses. julia roberts made 20 million between may 2010 and may 2011. her co-star tom hanks hadn't helped her, getting off to a slow start at the box office. and reece wither responsiveness has made $28 million for the year. she is tied with jennifer anniston who also made $28 million. i'll show you which actresses got paid the most right after this.

so forbes has releetsz -- released it's list of the highest paid actresses. sarah jessica parker pulled in $30 million last year, as she is joined at the top of the list by actress, writer and director angelina jolie. her film "the tourist" didn't do so well in the u.s., but it did make the top ten in theaters around the world. >> preliminary critic jay drake

jones us for the movie reviews. >> i got to come prepared. >> it's so nice that there would be two great comedies. they were going to begin with the zookeeper, a very lovable actor, kevin james, kind of the center of the action in this flick. let's take a quick peek. >> griffin, we need to talk. [ screaming ] . >> how are you able to talk? >> let's see, today's tuesday, so, always. >> you're the best xzookeeper w have ever had. >> all right now, slow down hot shot. >> rosearia dawson. so there's a lot of comedy in

there too. did you like it too, funny? >> no, it's really not as unwatchable as the trailer led me to believe. i'm finally starting to understand the logic that hollywood is trying to impress upon me, which is that everyone should be in love with kevin james. everyone. like you too, fredericka. >> i love him, i think he's cute. >> i really do too and i'm finally starting to accept it. this movie is a little bit more for kids, obviously with the talking animals, but the logic of the movie fascinated me enough to keep me watching. apparently, if you're not great with love, the way to win over your lady is to urinate in a potted plant in public. it's pretty crazy, because a lion that talks like sylvester stallone and a lion that talks like cher told you to do it.

the star of this movie is mr. nick nolte plays the guerrilla. it's really about animal cruelty and a deep love of t.g.i. fridays. this movie, i didn't want to kill myself when i was watching it. i give it a c, because if you're two people, two adults looking for a good time, this isn't your movie. but if you're an adult getting dragged along with the child, it's a good movie. >> let's talk about horrible bosses, i'm sorry, just seeing the trailers, this does look kind of stupid funny, but i kind of like this. >> we have got to trim the fat around here. >> what do you mean by trim the fat. >> i have got to fire the fat people. they're lazy, they're slow and they're sad to look at. >> margie's not fat, she's

pregnant, i'm not going to fire her. >> stay where you are, margie. congratulations you can fire her. >> it freaks me out. he's been rolling around on a special little secret chair. >> jason bateman, jennifer an n anniston. >> this is a bunch of people who were punished for excelling in the work place and had to manage a group of ungrateful worker who is even plot to kill them. i'm sorry, i got all tea party there for a second. whew, it is hot in this studio. the three main stars in the movie have such great chemistry and they're a lot of fun to watch. jennifer anston is putting the

sexy back in sexual harassment. she's like anthony weiner d.d.s. you're like, wow. >> you're scaring me. >> really funny movie. >> you're making me nervous. >> don't be nervous, i welcome this movie into your life because it's really delightful. jamie foxx plays a character who i can't seen say because i don't want the fcc all up in our business. >> yso i give it an a. >> you do not give as easily so this is a big endorsement. i like it. thanks for the recommendation. something tells me that you're not going to the movies looking that good. you're going to be hanging out with will and kate later on. >> you know it. okay, robots in space, how about that? that's just one of the things

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our top stories right now, this afternoon people are remembering the legacy of former first lady betty ford. she died at the age of 94. president obama called mrs. ford a powerful advocate for women's health and women's rights, but her personal crusade to destigmatize and fight addiction may be her greatest legacy. >> she educated a generation that needed education, that

needed support in how to deal with these problems. it made it unnecessary to hide the reality of substance abuse. and i think that was a contribution that betty ford made. >> we're hearing mrs. ford will be laid to rest in grand rapids, michigan at the presidential library where her husband is buried. a moment of silence in arlington stadium last night before the texas rangers game. players and fans paused to honor a man who fell to his death death from the stands the evening before. shannon stone was trying to snag a ball thrown into the seats when he fell over a railing on to the cement 20 feet below. he later died of his injuries. the woman at the center of a grave reselling scheme in suburban chicago has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. carolyn towns pleaded guilty to

six charges including removing and desecrating human remains at the historic burr okay cemetes cemetery. and to the rescue, the u.s. coast guard, this fishing boat was adrift in the pacific for five days with a dead battery. on board a man and his son and both are reportedly fine. in sports, derek jetter was not only swinging for the fences but for the record books again today. the slugger for the new york yankees hit his 3,000th career hit. he is now part of an exclusive club only 28 major league players have reached that milestone. back at home plate, jeter celebrated with his teammates. the crowd at the yankee stadium gave him a standing ovation. the crew of is "atlantis" is making some history of their

own. the astronauts are getting the shuttle ready for the final docking of the kennedy space center. he's keeping tabs on what is to come, john? >> hey, fredericka, yeah, we were a little too busy to watch jeter's 3,000th hit. he had five hits and five at-bats. my producer is all excited. he's a big yankees fan. the folks out -- absolutely, absolutely. the folks on board the shuttle are actually racing toward their rendezvous with the international space station and that will of course happen tomorrow. today they spent a good bit of the day going over and inspecting the leading edges of the space shuttle's wings just in case there was any damage while they were on assent from perhaps debris or foam falling

off the giant external tank, doesn't appear there was any, which is certainly all good news to hear that. so they did that and as i said, now they're racing toward that rendezvous with the space station. >> that's incredible, so that should happen tomorrow and this will be the last time anybody sees this kind of rendezvous. >> reporter: right. >> will it be any different than what question have be what we have been able to see in the past? >> when they rendezvous, before they dock, the shuttle itself is going to do a back flip and flip over so the crew on the space station will be able to take pictures of all the thermal tiles underneath the shuttle, which is standard procedure now. again, all this came after the columbia accident to ensure there's no damage to the heat shield, they have protective tiles on the shuttle. so they'll do. then they'll dock and open the

hatch and on monday, they're going to offload all of those supplies, more than 7,000 pounds of goods so they can stock up the pantry and the refrigerator on the station, that will last at least a year, all those supplies. >> big payload, john zarrella. even with the final shuttle mission underway, nasa says it will still take the lead in exploring space, but how? ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah

>> stephanie: okay so the final shuttle mission is underway right now. it's the conclusion for 20 years of space flight. josh levs is here to look at the future. >> nasa doesn't think this is the end. they have a lot of plans, they're actually saying it's not tend of manned space flight either. take a look at these pictures. i'm going to give you nasa's words. they're calling this the flagship of their next generation space fleet pushing the envelope of space flight beyond the scope of the earth's orbit. i would could take four astronauts on 21-day missions. so they're saying they're still working on u.s. ways to put people in space. they're also working on new technology to get people out to

mars. nasa says it's committed to staying in the lead of exploring space. take a look at this video. >> we're investing in a broad portfolio of technology. some of those technologies are risky, some of them may pan out, other also not. but in the end, we'll have the technological capabilities to fill in places and to explore both with robots and humans that we can't do today. >> you heard them there say humans and robots. that's another things that they're working on, they're calling them robonauts. right now it's a torso, they're working on legs and wheels. they have actually demoed it with wheels. everything on the space station and on these shuttles were designed for humans. so if you need to do basic tasks, right, it makes sense to have a human body. they're also hoping that eventually they can get these

robonauts as far as mars and elsewhere. our next video here is the unpacking early this year of one of these torso robonauts. >> it's so a test, they want to see how well this does before they're able to move forward? >> hopefully they can send it up to mars, but even with all this going on, a lot of people feel that the u.s. will not be dominant in space, that will ending the u.s. shuttle missions and with cutting back on the budget, you can expect the u.s. to lose the lead. >> interesting, well, bottom line, finances, budget. very expensive and that's the decision that was made. >> and we're going to see how much they're losing for fiscal year 2012, congress is continuing to have its battle. all the technology i just showed you, everything is up on my facebook and twitter pages. i want you to check it out, something i told you about

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before the break we asked you how much sleep do you think the afternoon american gets? is it 5.5 hours, 7 hours, 8.5 hours. the study showed 8.5 hours of sleep. so we learned this week the arthritis medicine celebrex might prevent lung cancer from developing in ex-smokers. if so, it would go far in our fight against cancer. healthy living expert joins us

from sacramento. about 100 ex-smokers ---why do people think that celebrex may have prevented some of these patients from getting lung cancer. >> first i can't remember the last time i had eight hours of sleep. >> me either, i don't buy it, but oh, well. >> scientists have known for a long time that the chemical signals that control inflammation in the boat also play a role in the transition from healthy cells to cancer cells, so they said wait a minute, what happens if we use a powerful anti-inflammatory drug, would that have an affect on those signals and prevent healthy cells from becoming cancer. >> this was a phase two trial with 100 or so. now they're going to recruit thousands of people. these are people who have quit for at least a year, they have

quit for at least a year and then they'll be given the celebrex and then they'll do a special biomarker test to see if their cells have not made the change to cancer. so far cells -- people that take the celebrex do not go on to develop lung cancer. >> so the oncology world is pretty excited about this trial for obvious reasons, right? >> the prognosis for lung cancer, any lung cancer is dismal. there may be head way, there is some improved survivorship, but it's still a very grim diagnosis. so something that could prevent people from getting lung cancer is a real positive. >> so will all exsmokers be candidates for this or will it be someone who's been smokers for most of their lives. >> people who have smoked for a long time are at a much higher risk of getting cancer.

but drugs like celebrex are very powerful agents and they have side effects. people who take celebrex can get into heart trouble, liver trouble and kidney trouble. are they healthy otherwise so that they can tolerate this therapy if it became approved by the fda. >> and what would a smoker do if they wanted to explore the possibility of sataking celebre. >> make sure that you have had a good screening chest x-ray and no other findings suggest that you already have lung cancer. you and your doctor can discuss the risks and benefits, it's important, that nobody start a medicine, stop a medicine or change a specific dose of a medicine without first talking to their doctor. and then have a discussion as to whether or not you would want to enter into one of these trials in the hopes of protecting

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>> it was in 1843 that the first news of the world came off the presses. it was the cheapest paper of the time and it was aimed directly at the working classes. before long the paper established itself as is most widely read sunday paper, eventually reaching sales of around 2.5 million copies each week. fast forward to 1969 and the paper changes hands. rupert murdock becomes the new owner and the news of the world is the first fleet street for ray. over the years the newspaper built a reputation on hard hitting exclusives, usually resting on celebrities and politicians. harry at the age of 16 was one of the many to be exposed. then there was david beckham, he was exposed and an adulter, when

they discovered the secret affair he was having with his personal assistant. in 2005, the paper published a seemingly mundane story about prince william injuring his knee. it was another exclusive for the news of the world that made its reputation getting scoops. royal officials realized that the story could only have been sourced by the illegal interception of prince william's mobile phone voicemail and right then began the chain of events, allegations and scandal that enveloped members of the royal family, celebrities, politicians and now murder and bomb victims. richard quest, cnn, london. >> and back in this country, the royal couple, the british royal couple on a whirl wind three-day visit to southern california, so what's on their to-do list? we're on the william and kate watch.

all right, we're just seven minutes away, hello don lemon, we have been giving you lots all day long, but you got it now. we're going to talk serious stuff but i'm going to make you laugh at the end of this. lots of interesting coverage coming up in just about five minutes here, i'll be talking to supermodel alex wecht, she's going to be in our new york bureau, we're going to talk to her. also check out this lady's

hair. that's exactly what the tsa did, they checked out her hair at the seattle airport and she claims it was racial profiling that led to the search. i'm going to be talking to her about that. was it? what do they think she had in her hair? does it look weird to you? >> no, but you know what? this story sparks some interesting, i guess parallel, i was traveling recently in los angeles and there was a young lady who was traveling in front of me and she went through the magnotomete, she whispered to the female tsa agent, she said well i have an extension. so they searched her hair. and at that moment, i learned, yes, everything can and will be expected.

>> now i said i was going to make you laugh. >> yeah, yeah, make me laugh. >> look at this. what happened to my hair? >> oh, my gosh, is that you? >> find out coming up. i'm going back to the '80s. >> oh, my. >> that's me in the dressing room of the broad way show rock of ages. and i got a costume sample and a hair sample from one of the stars. >> no way. >> and playing a little air guitar. ♪ i wanna rock >> i love rock 'n roll. >> a good excuse to do that. >> i'm crazy. >> and the hair, i got to see that hair one more time. >> that's going to be the number one search on my google images. >> i like it, that's very funny. >> and i did it to myself. >> it's always good to have a little fun and poke fun at on

onesself. the dalai lama is beginning a seven-day spiritual ritual. and a small fire broke out at a rihanna concert in dallas last night. the fire apparently started from pyrotechnics, they were part of the show. fortunately no one was hurt. and the royal couple will and kate hit the red carpet in california, this red carpet was rolled out in santa barbara. the next one will take place at a polo match. we'll watch the next hour with don lemon in the cnn newsroom. i'll see you tomorrow at 2:00 eastern time. coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveeno tinted moisturizers.

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