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these areas are coming under regular bombardment. last night we had a very hard time getting any sleep with all the bombardment that was going on. humanitarian situation very difficult. food supplies are tenuous at best. doctors say they are running low on medical supplies and medical staff as well as many of those who could help the wounded are unable to get to the parts of town that are controlled by the rebels. we're hearing that regular troops have entered and retaken the salahuddin neighborhood. all right. we're just a few minutes away from the top of the hour. that means my friend wolf rebel commanders say it's not blitzer and "the situation room." wolf is here with a preview. true and they inflicted heavy hey, wolf. >> hi, alina. we've got lots of news coming up casualties on the government in "the situation room." newt gingrich is going to be forces detroying between one and four of the government tanks and joining us by the way.

we've got important issues i want to raise with him. they have not fleeted any ground is he going to be delivering a major speech at the republican at this point. >> that was ben wedeman inside presidential convention at the end of august -- end of this month in tampa? has he been invited yet to deliver a speech? we know that rick santorum's syria. another story we're watching been invited. i'm anxious to hear if the closely is the mission to mars. former speaker of the house has already been invited to deliver rover is on its third day on the a speech or not. red planet. also, bill burton is going to be this is one of the new images joining us. a lot of people don't know who that nasa released this afternoon. he is. he's the former white house it's a panoramic view of the deputy press secretary. mars horizon. he worked for president obama. he now runs the pro-obama super the team at the jet propulsion laboratory pieced it together. pac that came out with that what struck them and how much is rather controversial ad the mars like earth? other day suggesting that mitt >> the thing that really struck romney may have at least indirectly been responsible for the death of a woman whose the science team about this husband lost his job. so we're going to go through all image is you would be forgiven of that with bill burton. we got a lot of other news for thinking that thnasa is tryg coming up. so we're watching all of these stories very, very closely, to pull a fast one on you. alina, as you know, we always do a little l.a. smog coming in that. >> i know you do. and i will be watching. there. the thing that's amazing about you know what my mom said to me yesterday, wolf? this is to a certain extent, you that wolf blitzer, he is so nice to you.

he is so nice to you. she can tell on tv. see how earth-like this seems >> your mother's a lovely lady. looking at that landscape. i've had the pleasure to meet >> that's pretty incredible. her. you know what they say, alina, yesterday, engineers released the apple doesn't fall far from the first color photo from mars. the see. >> see, this is why i said that. there it is. all right, wolf. all of it more evidence of what i'll see you at the top of the hour. a stellar success this mission thanks so much. >> thank you. >> good to see you. has been even in this early nearly 800,000 people evacuated stage after launching the rover from their homes in the philippines to try to dodge a just eight months ago. massive flood there. more than half of nasa's one-third of manila is under water. residents trying to scoop landings to mars have failed. gallons of water from their homes. and as alex obell reports, it may take weeks for the flood waters to recede. john, you're on the surface of >> reporter: a break in the rain mars or something sort of like on wednesday, the cleanup got underway in the philippines' that? >> yeah. capital of manila. i think it's as close as i'm people rummaging through their ever going to get. that's for sure. flooded homes, discarding trash i like to call this the stand box. this is place where they and bailing out the water with buckets and shovels. and it was back to work for many replicate right down to the of the more than 12 million lighting. this lighting you're seeing above me is pretty much exactly people living in this city with the roads again jammed. the yellowish kind of tint that's, we talk about mars being but for many people here, it may a red planet, that's because of be quite some time before life

the iron that there is in mars. returns to normal. you can see right now this is this is the scene here in one shantytown in one of the the math and it started to twist just a bit. hardest-hit areas in metropolitan manila. it turned. as you can see this shantytown the reason it did this is because you're looking at an is completely submerged in engineering model of the water. you have people in boats trying curiosity rover. to pick valuables out of this this is an exact replica of debris that's just being swept curiosity on mars. through this fast moving current of water. that water at times moving what they do is everything that massive piles of what was once curiosity does or has done they people's homes. replicate it. arnold, a taxi driver, brought they duplicate it here so they his family to the santo domingo make sure that everything is working properly. what you just saw, the turning church turned evacuation center. of the mast cam is something the water was rising fast tuesday night, he says. that already took place on it was up to our necks. now he's not even sure if his curiosity hours ago. it may move a bit more here home even exists. because what they are doing here but i still have my taxi, he taking some of the images you adds. so i can provide for my family. saw released today. and we're all safe. you can see it moving again. this woman says the water at her were taken by two cameras up home was over their heads. she came here with her family underneath here and the stereo and only a blanket. but those staying here at this cameras. some of the pictures released church, which was home to about

3,000 people on tuesday night, tothd sh are getting help. today showing in the crater wall taken by the cam. >> the generosity of the people is really shown. you really feel their generosity. donations just keep pouring in. if the weather improves, conditions improve, i think most of them will be going home by they make sure that everything, tonight. >> reporter: but then came this. if for example, something goes wrong, they run into a boulder, something stops working. they use this rover to test and later on wednesday more rain, try to figure out what they need which is probably the last thing to do to make the one up there these people here ever want to work. this is a key piece to the see. and when you look at the rainfall totals, it is simply success of this two-yearlong staggering. we're talking about 2 to 2 and a half feet of rain in about the mission. past 48 hours. so when people wake up here on >> one of the things that struck thursday morning in manila, they will certainly be hoping for me is he said that the surface clearer skies. is not unlike earth. alina, back to you. i'm curious to know we're in all right. this early stage of the mission, from the photos they've seen, alex, thank you very much. what have they been able to a severe typhoon slams the east

glean? coast of china south of >> well, what they told us was shanghai. look at the buildings and homes they haven't gleaned a whole that typhoon haiku destroyed heck of a lot yet other than one when it hit land this morning. of the key things they were more than 600,000 people have talking about is in the martian, been evacuated from the storm's path. it's the third tropical cyclone this is sort of what mars looks to hit china's east coast in less than one week. winds are expected to weaken as like. those rocket engines from that the storm moves across land. that often happens, but it will dissent stage pushed all of this continue to dump large amounts dirt aside and revealed to them of rain raising the risk of landslides and flooding. bedrock. country music star randy they've already seen something they didn't think they would see travis arrested last night on that bedrock is very close to charges of driving while the surface at that spot. intoxicated. the story takes a strange turn. already the science team is according to police they found travis lying naked on a remote saying maybe one of the first things we'll do is go over there road in northern texas and and look at that bedrock and see smelling of alcohol. and that's not all. his car was apparently wrecked what's under there. nearby. and the singer allegedly they thought if there were water on mars it would be a slushy, threatened to shoot highway patrol troopers who responded to the call. travis is free on bond today. icy water underneath the this is his second dwi arrest surface. maybe they'll get lucky and find water buried underneath the just this year. new york governor andrew surface. you never know, and that's why

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the direction that you choose, the direction you choose when you walk into the voting booth three months from now will have a direct impact not just on your lives but on the lives of your children and the lives of your grand children. that's true for everybody, but it's especially true for the women in in country. from working moms to college students to seniors. when it comes to the economy it's bad that our opponents want to take us back to the last policies of the past decade, the same policies that got us in this mess in the first place. the same policy that saw jobs go

overseas and saw people's income and wages go down as everything from the coast to health care and college was going up. that's bad enough. when it comes to a woman's right to make her own health care choices, they want to take us back to the policies more suited to the 1950s than the 21st century. colorado, you got to make sure it does not happen. the decisions that affects a woman's health, they're not up to politicians. they're not up to insurance companies. they're up to you.

[ cheers and applause ] you deserve a president that will fight to keep it that way. that's the president i've been. that's the president i will be if i get a second term as president of the united states to keep moving this country forward. [ cheers and applause ] on the issues that matter, you don't have to take my word for it, you can take me at my record. four years ago i delivered on my promise to pass health reform before the end of my first term. that's what we did. the affordable care act also known as obama care.

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this allows young adults under the age of 26 to stay on their parents health care plans. >> president obama on a two-day swing through colorado. a state that he won back in 2008. according to the latest new york times poll he is trailing mitt romney by five points in that state. within the margin of error but a appealing to woman saying when it comes to women's health care choices, his opponent wants to take our country back to the 1950s and he wants to go into the 21st century. we're watching that closely. as president obama continues to campaign, his challenger is planning a bus tour this weekend. there's a lot of speculation that romney could announce his running mate very soon. john king, nobody better, has been digging into this. he'll join me live to break down

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the poll that was released that reflects wariness towards mitt romney's favorability. the number you need to look at is 49. that's his unfavorable rating today. we should mention it's four points worse than may and the worst such showing for a presidential hopeful since back in 1984. john king is with us from washington. he's been watching very closely. we're getting close to the day when romney selects his running mate or you think. there's thought it might happen tomorrow, either friday, ahead of his bus tour he's launching on saturday. what is your best guess? >> you just made an important note. he would be competing against the olympics. mrs. romney is not back from the

olympics yet. he knows the closing ceremonies is sunday night. the smart money in the campaign is look for next week. most people think the window really opens on monday. they think that some te next week we'll bet the governor's pick. you made an important point about that polling. with a 49% negative rating, vice presidential picks don't settle the election. he owns the second half of august. this pick is part of what is a very crucial stretch. >> one thing that came out earlier this week, the list of speakers who will be at the rnc including rick scott, john mccain, mike huckabee, jeb bush, rand paul. it's the names that we don't see on the list that we want to pay attention to. you've been looking a lot into this. who should we be watching

closely? >> i think you want to watch people out of midwest. governor romney sees the midwestern states. he has to win ohio. it's almost impossible to see him winning the presidency without winning ohio. look closely at rob portman. he's served in the house and the bush administration and as the budget director. he's high on the short list. governor tim pawlenty was a candidate. he was a rival earlier in the campaign. when he dropped out he quickly endorsed. he has midwest appeal. he's very good at the small towns. very good in small towns unlike governor romney very comfortable in an irish pub mixing it up with blue collar voters. you also hear about paul ryan. he's from wisconsin. he's a house member. never won a statewide election but a lot of conservatives say that would be a bold pick. those three at the top of the

short list. maybe even pennsylvania critical to the governor's math. >> you were just watching the president appealing to women voters. the obama campaign likes to talk about the fact that he's strong with women and romney is not so strong with women. what's the odds that we could see a female candidate? a sarah palin coming in 2012. >> wn governor romney ran for governor of massachusetts, he picked a female running mate. he knows the data. he studies the data. he knows about the gender gap. they would love to have a woman on the short list. ko she's no longer in contention. the question is who. if you look around, susana martinez, if she were in her second term, you know she would

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as if greece, spain and italy weren't dragging down europe's economy enough, a report says france is heading into recession. the new president has bound to sure up the recession sheet by slappinghe wealthy with a 75%

tax. you heard me. richard joins me from london. richard, he made this promise during the campaign to tax the wealthy at 75% . is this going to happen? >> entirely possible. he has a lot of support in the presidential election. the tax will be 75% on anyone earning more than a million euros a year. that's about $1.2 million. it really does put a lot of blue water between them and other countries. the uk at 50% going down to 45%. even belgium at 60%, but 75%. you know the old bit, a bit for you, a bit for me. that's the bit that would go to

the tax man. that bit and you would be left with that bit. just an little bit at the end. this, of course, is what they are saying is the fair way. in a funny, perverted way it's a modification. it's an extension. it's a gross exaggeration of the buffet rule which says the wealthy shall pay their fair share. what he he's squeezed them till they squeal. >> it has one of the largest governments in europe. it has among the best social policies according to supporters who will say we're happy to pay it. having said that, i remember very, i was in france during the election. i was speaking to my french friends. this is all they would talk about. they said if this happens, there's going to be a mass

exodus in france. what's the reaction been? >> people are saying the last person out switch off the lights the word you're trying to avoid using is socialism. there's no doubt that the policies that he was quite open about it raising taxes, increasing spending on certain social welfare, increasing the national minimum wage, all these things when the rest of europe is austerity. what we have is france on a frolic of its own with a potential tax policy. i'm curious to note, your friends would be in the 70% range. >> you know what, it's not going to be add good as your prop. nobody beats you in terms of

that. we did the math. on 1 million euros worked out to 930 u.s. dollars in taxes. it still leaves a lot but in the eyes of some doesn't leave much. richard quest. always great to see you. listen to this, the obama administration reportedly wants to cut a deal with the taliban. we're talking about a prisoner swap involving an american soldier. the u.s. apparently just seat sweetened the deal. [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message.

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we're just getting this into our news room. the obama administration wants to cut a deal with the taliban and it involves a prisoner .

y? rorte.s. has been ngo lko elin nge ter they feel leacotjust the u.s. a with the afghan government and the taliban rp the only way to end this war. the u.s. has been trying to make a prisoner exchange in exchange for five taliban prisoners. the u.s. wants the taliban to release army sergeant bergdahl. earlier this year the u.s. was proposing that the u.s. would release some of these prisoners and hoping the aal taliban woul release sergeant bergdahl. now the u.s. is trying to

sweeten the pot. they'll say we will release all five and then you'll release bergdahl. >> all right. we know you'll be wachg it closely. i want to pass on some news. we're getting word that police in new york have received new information in the aton case. he's the 6-year-old boy that went messing back in 1979. a man has been arrested and charged in this case. investigators are searching for clues in a new spot. we're back with you next. okay, ? i'm fine. ♪ ♪ ♪ with a subaru you can always find a way.

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welcome back. one of the most famous families on television is in a nasty dispute with nbc over allegations of discrimination. today we should mention that the feud got uglier. jack says that nbc fired him from a new boot camp reality show after learning he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. it requires that celebrities battle each other in rigorous military training exercise. jesus christ blasted nbc on twitter today calling for a boycott. he says that nbc fired him for no other reason than his medical

condition. now his mom, sharon, you know her, just quit nbc's america's got talent in support of her son. she told the new york post, i just can'tfake. it's discrim iohandled. think of the good it could have done to show other people that have this condition that your life is not over. joey jackson is on the case for us. joey, what do you make of all of this? >> we have to be very careful because we don't want to get boycotted. there are federal laws that protect against medical conditions and disabilities. you have the americans with d disability act. it's very difficult in they pursue a lawsuit on those claims. the employee has to be fit to do the task that the employer wants them to do. in this particular instance if there's multiple sclerosis or an

ailment, it would get difficult. >> you make an important point. we should mention that nbc did release a statement. we hold medical information in strict confidence and cannot comment specifically about jack. as a company that cares about the health and safety of everyone on our shows especially one like stars earn stripes that require dangerous water stunts, strenuous activity, we require them to undergo medical vetting to ensure they could safely participate. we didn't ask him to participate in the kompb ticompetition, we e to offer him alternative roles, both of which he declined. seems pretty thorough. >> that's a problem because if you're not fit to do those chores or those issues or whatever stunts they're doing, then it's problematic to the employer and the problem that the ada, american with disabilities act says if what you cannot do, although they

have to provide reasonable accommodation, unduly interferes with the employer and if you provide reasonable alternative assignments then they is a no, what can you do. >> even though as they point out, he received an e-mail that he was being fired two days before the show was to be launched. what do you make of that? >> that's a problem. that goes more to how it was handled. did they address it properly and did they do it in the right y. i'd argue no. >> bottom line. osbourne's don't have case? >> bottom line, if they pursued one it would be difficult just based on the nature of the show and what's required and they

have an obligation to keep the employee safe as well. >> it's fun to talk about though. >> there's no question about it. i'm sure he'll be suited for one and life will go on. >> we thank you for that. i want to get back to our breaking news. new york police investigators are once again in the lower manhattan where etan patz disappeared back in may of 1979. he was the first six years old. hee he was the first missing child to appear on a milk carton. susan, what prompted this new search? >> reporter: well, there's been some new information although police sources won't tell us exactly what that new information is. you might recall that whatever it was that brought them here might have been prompted by the fact they have under arrest now a man by the name of pedro

hernandez. he's confessed to killing etan patz. he lived and worked in this case. that case is at a stand still at this time because the man is said to have been on medication. whatever brought them down here, prompted authorities and micideng theicrenti go down into this basement again that they they had previously searched. we saw a thick shovel, shovel coming out of there and four large paper bags that were loaded up into a crime scene unit as they completed their investigation. they were here all day and just now wrapping up the scene. we're not exactly sure what they are looking for, but we know it's part of an ongoing investigation to try to move this case forward or end it if it turns out that the alleged

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all right. a new development for the laiesf coffee connoisseurs. soon you won't have to swipe a card to buy your tall americano. starbucks has signed square incorporated. it uses a different technology that does not require swiping or tapping card. you have to register for it. we want to find out how this works. let's turn to silicon valley correspondent. you say this is going to take effect this fall. how does it work?

>> this is a very big deal. the notion of never having to grab your wallet to pay for anything is happening sooner than we all might realize. that's because starbucks has formed an alliance with the san francisco start up called quire to handle all its credit card transactions. the credit card isn't going away any time soon. you would pay by saying your name. you go into a retailer or coffee shop like starbucks and a photo of you will appear on an ipad screen. thenou go and do all your shopping and you go up and you want to pay and just say your name and it will compare your actual face to the photo. you don't have to take out your phone. there's no credit card. there's no signatures. that is it. that is what is eventually coming to starbucks. at first they will roll this out in the fall. first, you'll pay, if you want

to, by scanning a bar code on the phone that will charge your credit card. that's what's coming down the pike and the fact that starbucks is doing this will signal to other major retailers that perhaps they will get into this technology. it's very exciting for the retail. >> you watch this very closely. is there any indication that that's coming soon? >> reporter: yeah. no question about it. mobile technology is a white hot space. and we're seeing a lot of competitors getting into a paypal of course is a big name, intuit has been doing it for a while. starbucks wants to work with square is a very big deal. they lead other retailers to do the same thing. i would imagine in the next year or two that if people want to pay simply by using their phones, that option will be available to them, alina. >> you won't need pennies or dollars anymore. dan simon, thanks so much. 800,000 people forced to

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