former miss norway? >> right. >> nice, you know. >> big model. on many covers. very attractive. bill: she is suing a doctor for a gazillion dollars for what. >> she has already gotten half a million. a default judgment which means the doctor just didn't even respond. bill: what is she suing for. >> she is saying the doctor put her image of her -- not just this image of her breast on his breast augmentation web site. and then when she said hey, look, i didn't see you could do that you didn't operate on my breast. take it down. only way i will take it down is if you pay me to take it down off my web site. bill: kelly, that seems to be absurd for a board certified doctor to take somebody's picture who he doesn't know, throw it up there, to advertise his services. and then when she objects to say, you know, hey, i'm going to extort money from you and keep it up. >> do you smell a rat? bill: i do. i think that, you know, this sounds. >> bit more to the story here, bill. bill: yes, die. i'm not add dumb as i look, kelly. >> listen, ms. norway. while she is extremely fit. one has to ac

it's a few folks sitting around trying talk talk about a person in norway.ough to go after. the conclusion is yes and at that point, we start the pursuit of one who's accused of terrorism. >> and everyone involved has experience in terms of tracking down terrorists. so you're applying it in a new and different way? how is the work different than the work you were doing when you were working with the intelligence officials with the u.s. government? >> well, in some ways, we're doing what we've always done, but this great team of individuals are tracking these individuals down and doing the things they normally do, using all the techniques they have used in years worth of experience throughout their careers. >> i'm thinking, "cops" on a global scale. so you find this guy, cracker, is that his name? >> yes. >> then what happens? lock him up, bring him back for bounty? >> it becomes an exhaustive process to try to see if the thourts in norway can take action. we're trying to follow the rule of law by the government in norway. >> what did you find out? >> all kin

former miss norway? >> right. >> nice, you know. >> big model. on many covers. very attractive.bill: she is suing a doctor for a gazillion dollars for what. >> she has already gotten half a million. a default judgment which means the doctor just didn't even respond. bill: what is she suing for. >> she is saying the doctor put her image of her -- not just this image of her breast on his breast augmentation web site. and then when she said hey, look, i didn't see you could do that you didn't operate on my breast. take it down. only way i will take it down is if you pay me to take it down off my web site. bill: kelly, that seems to be absurd for a board certified doctor to take somebody's picture who he doesn't know, throw it up there, to advertise his services. and then when she objects to say, you know, hey, i'm going to extort money from you and keep it up. >> do you smell a rat? bill: i do. i think that, you know, this sounds. >> bit more to the story here, bill. bill: yes, die. i'm not add dumb as i look, kelly. >> listen, ms. norway. while she is extremely fit. one has to ack

we hear norway may extradite mullah krekar to iraq where he might stand trial for terrorism. >> yeah,ts in a lot of cases. we just found out in the last hour and a half, the minister of foreign affairs has announced after 18 years of being in norway and evading justice, the norwegians are now working directly with the iraqis and they've vowed to deport him back to iraq where he can face justice for crimes including killing hundreds if not thousands of americans and europeans and targeting american civilians. >> well, how do you explain that? you've done the research. why would the norwegian government, which is certainly not a terrorist government, harbor such a fugitive? >> to a certain extent it comes down to justice getting in the way of justice. they're the front runner on human rights but at a certain point, the human rights almost go too far. and they've taken into consideration the safety of this one man over the safety of the entire country. the government up to and including the supreme court has said that this guy is a threat to national security and international security.

rat although it came from asia, not norway. >> you can see what it is capable of in these scenes fromdocumentary rat topolis included in naah 197960 minute story. >> rats have been known to enter homes i have a the toilet here you see how easy it is. >> >> and then there is ratatouil ratatouille. >> along with his friend and relatives in the pixar film could cook. >> if they are so talented what happens psychologists at bowling green state university in ohio asked, if you tick al rat, which is what graduate student emily weber is doing to this one. >> does she lake to be tickled. >> they loved to be flipped over, they love to be tickled on their tummy. >> nearby, a bat detector that picks up sounds of bat or a rat makes that are too high for the human ear. >> and it converts the saying malls from the high frequency down to a frequency that we can hear. >> hear those chirps? >> neuroscientists tracy cromwell says rats also make them when they are playing together. >> just as when two children they are tickling one another and giggling and laughing that is what it looked like to us so w

he's very well known in norway and the norwegian government has been unable to do anything.ested him, or taken action, they've not deported him and aren't honoring an extradition request given to them by iraq. >> they don't want to extradite anyone to a country where they may be tortured. >> they're signatory to a treaty that doesn't allow them to do that. >> what sort of things was the accused up to in iraq? >> he's been alleged to start a terror group. it leads terrorist groups in iraq in beheadings. involved in ied attacks, suicide attacks and other plain violent acts of terrorism. >> scott, where do you guys come in? you travel to norway -- he's living in plain sight but rather secluded, i understand. >> yes. he's living there within the community. he keeps a fairly low profile now, doesn't go out very much, doesn't work. basically collects unemployment. does a lot of advising to folks that are still possibly working to cause a lot of hate and discontent around the world. >> you not only find out where he lives, you contact him. and he says, come over for an interview. w

before that we were in mexico and another trip to canada and later on this year, we will be going to norway parents. it takes a lot of love on the part of your parents to let you do this and get behind you and make your instruments. tell me about your parents. >> our parents are very supportive of us. very supportive. ready for us to go anywhere. the drivers around everywhere know matter how long the drive. they are great parents. >> the recently let go of their jobs for -- so we can pursue our dream of becoming blues musicians. tavis: they quit their jobs to get beyonbehind you? i will shut up here. let me thank you andfor coming n the program. we will close out with more music from them. you do not want to miss it. the homemade jamz blues band. stay with us. tavis: from their new cd "i got blues for you", the the homemade jamz blues band accompanied by their father with the song "hobo man". from l.a., keep the faith. ♪ i'm a hobo man ♪ ♪ well, i'm a hobo man, i just rode in your town ♪ ♪ >> for more information, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: i am tavis smiley. join me next time wi

. >> from norway. wait a minute. what are you pulling it out of here? >> this is mark's first gift, which our viewer know is right up your alley. it's reindeer jerksy. >> what's? >> reindeer jerky. i don't know if there's any whale in it or anything like that. so i wanted to make sure you got that now. so you had the rest of the show. >> where is the camera? >> the other thing in norway, they're famous for two things, vikings and trolls. you are the epitome of a viking mixed with a troll. what percentage viking and what percentage troll? nonetheless, but this is for your refrigerator, that a stroll. >> oh, great, a stroll viking. outstanding. it looks just like you. >> oh yeah, that goes right up there on the fridge that will keep the kids away from my food. >> all right. it's good to be back with you, mark. now let's get to our market reporters, down 46, fully open. bob pisani take it away. >> i love the way you produced that beef jerk sy there. did you see the case-shiller index. up from april to may

a ship has n aground off of t coast of norway. rescue crews a trying to siphon the oil from the wate it was carrying 1,120 tons of oil. it drifted into shallow waters during stormy conditions the former preside of the philippis, cazon aquino, has died at the age of 76. she led a prott ainst rdinand mcos. she thenought off seve attempts in six years agnst her administtion. she was diagnosed wh cancer early last year. >> for 30 yes, she remained ou of the limelight, supporting their husbands, who ledhe oppositi of president ferdinanmarcos. she returned from exile i the united states, and he was arrested andunned downs he was led from the aircraft. two years later, encouraged by popular support to and sustaed byer catholic faith, she ran for president. she made a virtue of beg a simple house wifagainst a corrupdictator. -- housewife. >> noxperience. [cheers and apause] >> amid intimidatio and vote rigging, both candidates claim to vtory. but popularizing and an army revolt sent marcos io exile. -- but a popular uprising a an army rev

recently, norway's investment funds sold $14 million worth of holdings. but it is not clear how much more support the companies will get. abc news, mumbai. >> this is bbc -- bbc news, mumbai. >> mutual concern that the defense secretary's visit to israel and is up discussing iranian nuclear ambitions. let's get more on the story mentioned earlier. china and the u.s. are meeting in washington to discuss major economic and political differences. >> track and america stood together to there, trying to speak the same language. >> yes, we can. >> not much was announced, but there were words. >> u.s.-china relations will shape the 21st century, making it as important as any bilateral relationship in the world. that must underpin our partnership. that is the responsibility that together we bear. hip-hop -- >> much of the relationship is based on money. the current crisis makes it clear that the choices reverberate all crossed the global economy, not just in new york and seattle, but in shanghai as well. that is why we must remain committed to strong bilateral an

today's leg goes to the rider from norway. lots of riding to go.oles back home tomorrow. >> thank you, marc. >>> some senior citizens are learning that a cane can do more than help them walk. it can turn into a self-defense weapons. senior centers are holding classes on the proper way to jab, hook, and strike a would- be attacker. >>> coming up next on the late show with david letterman, daniel radden. >> good night and we'll see you tomorrow. it will be friday.

norway insists its oil and gas industry has been environmentally responsible. >> we have done this in a way where we have been able reconcile the need for taking care of the environment, fishes. >> the world's energy appetite is immense and rising. the needs of the industrialized west, rising china, india, brazil, now encroaching on this vast and precious area. >>> there is growing concern about india's dwindling tiger population. they have confirmed they no longer have some and one national park. one park was a leader and the conservation of bengali tigress, but to say all 24 of their big cats have disappeared, the second to confirm that all of its animals are gone. >>> this can only add controversy, how old is too old to have a baby? the world's oldest mother has died, three years after she gave birth to twins at the age of 66 harriette del carmen bousada de lara conceived after lying about her age. >> maria del carmen bousada lied about her age. her twins were born when she was a week short of for 67th birthday, making her the oldest mother ever according to the guinness book of wo

we have for the moment australia, norway, switzerland. we are working with others. we think it is certainly progress that the united states for the first time are they're what they're on target. we think it needs to be -- we think there needs to be more ambitious to bring in a line with science. but we are certainly moving forward compared to where we worked a year ago. >> all right, we have to leave it there. thank you very much for your time. thank you. it is a scandal with a juicy cocktail of celebrities, politicians from an immediate. british tabloid newspaper "news of the world" is facing allegations that it was involved in illegally hacking into the mobile phones of thousands of public figures, including a super model, actress, and former deputy prime minister. it has already paid out more than $1.5 million in out-of- court settlements. what makes the story even more sensational is the editor of the newspaper of the time is now a top aide to the british conservative leader. he denies knowing about the phone hacking. >> they are high-profile figures in the publ

ironically he was eight years old when met michael jackson in norway.ating the pop king's dress and mannerisms. he also became a regular guest at the neverland ranch and was there in 2003 when authorities raided the home in the jackson child molestation investigation. >> today, michael jackson was taken into custody at the santa barbara airport. >> according to police, ob was nervous but kept his mouth shut, a move that some speculate endeared him to jackson. >> i'm innocent. none of the stories are true. >> but it is his striking resemblance to the youngest child blanket that continues to fuel the speculation. ob was also given a front row seat with jackson's family at his memorial service, which some jackson fans hope means jackson's genetic legacy may live on in one more son. >> geraldo: more tomorrow, (announcer) some people don't just work. they work to make a difference. to make an impact. to improve the lives of others. they're people in positions of great power. the power to effect change. for them, career advancement is a goal. but not the only

ironically he was eight years old when met michael jackson in norway.e began impersonating the pop king's dress and mannerisms. he also became a regular guest at the neverland ranch and was there in 2003 when authorities raided the home in the jackson child molestation investigation. >> today, michael jackson was taken into custody at the santa barbara airport. >> according to police, ob was nervous but kept his mouth shut, a move that some speculate endeared him to jackson. >> i'm innocent. none of the stories are true. >> but it is his striking resemblance to the youngest child blanket that continues to fuel the speculation. ob was also given a front row seat with jackson's family at his memorial service, which some jackson fans hope means jackson's genetic legacy may live on in one more son. >> geraldo: more tomorrow,

quarters michael jackson might have had a love child, omar bati, a 25-year-old aspiring rapper from norway who says, no, i was just a friend of his, but joe jackson is apparently saying, well, you know, he has the same jackson dance and jackson walk as the rest of the jacksons. what do you make of all of that, bethany bethany? >> i'm very suspicious when joe jackson starts talking about somebody's walk and talk. i feel like he's promoting a new album and artist. i'm suspicious of what he has to say. in terms of brenda's question, it could be that michael jackson, we found out in the trial that maybe he was not sexually attracted. maybe he didn't want to procreate with another woman. maybe he wanted sole control. maybe he was a divisive sort of character. so the idea of sharing parenting, making joint decisions, having a loving relationship with someone of the opposite sex who was an age mate, did not fit into his orientation and lifestyle and that's why he had the children on his own. >> i want to get back to the search warrant we just obtained. the focus on dr. conrad murray. the physicia

in norway he is considered a pogo stick. and sitting next to me, fox news channel anchor rick. he knows reporting like i know cavorting. the frolicking and franceing plays an important part of my life. our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you again. >> frolicking and answering is actually franceing, greg. >> at a new york aquarium they are turning innocent zoo animals into highly paid love puppets for tourists at a few hundred bucks a pop. >> according to the new york post, a paper, our local aquarium in brooklyn is whoring out the sea lions for $200 a kiss. no word on what $500 will get you but i'm heading out tomorrow to find out. indeed, they are the icing on a cake that begins with a tour of their habitat and ends with a man on sea pooch on their smuckers. fred hackett says it is an educational plus. things are bad -- i read that wrong. it's educational plus things are bad. [ laughter ] >> educational plus. >> she adds we lost a lot of money in our endowment and we had a lot of layoffs. nice excuse, fran, but how do the seals feel about this. we went to one of th

norway's thor won the stage. >>> a decision by metro transit has ripple effects across the mid-atlantic. >>> and local leaders release information about a plan to combat the h1n1 flu virus during the upcoming school year. it is almost 6:25. here's angie. >> we are looking live at canal and chain bridge road where we have little traffic to report. more shots that matter to you on this tgif. i will have it coming up. kim? >> our apple tree is producing fruit. a lot of apples. how is your garden growing? i will tell you if you need to water today. the forecast is next. it is friday and you are watching 9 news now. good morning. when i melt to sleep with new unisom sleep melts i get to sleep faster, stay asleep and wake refreshed. melt to sleep fast. new unisom sleep melts. >>> welcome back to 9 news. it is 6:29. the state of maryland is looking at new ways to increase the blue crab population. maryland natural resources officials are offering to buy back more than 3600 commercial catcher licenses. the state is targeting anyone with inactive licenses. >>> welcome back to 9 news now. howard

one from norway. a wide range of international people who were in these hotels. there was a big business meeting going on, as regularly goes on friday morning, and tv footage shows a man wheeling a suitcase across the lobby of the marriott heading towards that meeting room. we spoke to one security guard who challenged this man with the suitcase, he managed to persuade the guard to let him pass, saying he had to give something to his boss. and a few minutes later, few second later, the bomb exploded with such devastating results. dan rivers, cnn, jakarta. >>> sequester terry of state hillary clinton says they are painful reminders of fighting terror and extremism worldwide. she says so today on her first official visit to india. she eulogized the 166 people killed in last fall's coordinated attacks across mumbay, she says america shares a solidarity with the city and nation as both battle extremists. >>> president obama pushed for health care reform during his weekly address this morning. he is running out of time to get a bill on his desk before congress's augus

hungary on the list, poland, norway? and romania. the world's worst performers slovakia down almost 6%. thanks for watching. time for the "closing bell." >> lenders purchase in the home loan modify cases program have pledged to increase the rate at which they modify loans. california governor arnold schwarzenegger has signed the $85 billion budget plan. the plan has been approved by the legislature last week. shares of aig rising today after it sold its premium finance business for nearly $700 million. that's news now. i'm julia boorstin. >>> here's a live photo of the new york stock exchange. weakness on the heels of weaker than expected market day. market under selling pressure once again. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. along with scott wapner. >> pretty resilient market and had every reason to go down with the nasty consumer confidence number. >> yeah, the number this morning, weaker than expected. we are probably going to need some evidence of this economic turn aro

ironically he was eight years old when met michael jackson in norway.sms. he also became a regular guest at the neverland ranch and was there in 2003 when authorities raided the home in the jackson child molestation investigation. >> today, michael jacks was taken into custody at the santa barbara airport. >> according to police, ob was nervous but kept his mouth shut, a move that some speculate endeared him to jackson. >> i'm innocent. none of the stories are true. >> but it is his striking resemblance to the youngest child blanket that continues to fuel the speculation. ob was also given a front row seat with jackson's family at his memorial service, which some jackson fans hope means jackson's genetic legacy may live on in one more son. >> geraldo: more tomorrow,femac that's it. until then, thanks a lot. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. [ female announcer ] most importantly, women are seeing results. and still no drastic measures. olay regenerist. as we get older, our bodies become... less able to absorb calcium. he recommended citracal

the blaze is burning near the town of norway. it has charred at least 500 acres so far.ls have evacuated about 20 homes as a precaution as the fire continues to spread. no word yet on what started it. firefighters have asked for more help in trying to put the blaze out. >>> spectacular, gorgeous, amazing. not the case in minnesota. >> not so good in the beautiful land of 10,000 lake. this was the scene yesterday. hit hard by severe weather up there yesterday. tree knocked over there. a lot of high winds and reports of small tornadoes as well. quite a few roofs off of people's homes. made a big old mess of things. this is near spider, minnesota, yesterday. lot of damage done there. between didn't have to worry about that, beautiful weather and blue skies. current temperature here in washington, 87 degrees. dew point really climbing now. up to 59. south breeze at 15 miles per hour. today the second day this entire month where it has been average or above average for temperatures. so it hasn't felt like july recently. 87 here. 87 in atlanta. memphis, 94 degrees. st. louis,

we have a strong presence in iceland, strong presence in norway. and some presence in europe. the weakening of the dollar is really hitting us substantially because our material is traded in dollar where our costs are very often in those local currencies. >> where are you in terms of the worries about inflation? people wonder whether or not the policies coming out of the federal reserve will eventually lead to inflation. do you think that's the possibility? >> yeah, i think that's -- i mean, on a mid term it's unavoidable. but at this point in time we still have quite a bit of capacity overhang, which is putting pressure on pricing. you will actually see deflation first. and the big question is when the deflationary scenario, which we still have today, when is it going to flip over to an inflationary scenario? that's the big question. but eventually inflation will be part of the solution of what's currently going on. >> there's a cover story in "newsweek" this week that says the recession is over. but hopefully, you're ready and prepared for the recovery. is this going to be a

final stretch, norway's pushoff. sprint to finish.he wins the 113-mile six-days. >>> for santino quaranta last night's gold cup against honduras was just a game and redemption. santino quaranta was back after a three-year absence. he said it was aver special night for me personally but to be back wearing the jersey was probably more special. the fans in d.c. loved them. some football. second half. no score. 75th minute. great passing by the u.s. in white. charlie davies, santino quaranta and rips it into the back of the net. goal. he will never forget. his family was in attendance and big night for santino and the u.s. six minutes later usa with the ball. cross tess ball into the box. brian ching heads it in and that's it. usa bts honduras 2-0, the final. >>> redskins offensive lineman chris samuels putting smiles on kids' faces this summer. the six-time pro bowler is holding a star-studded football camp in bowie high school. chris daniels and his pals, including redskins quarterback jason campbell, are coaching two camps and through

there is a reason you live in os low, norway.> he is still denying it, by the way. >> he is still denying it. in fact, it's not implausible that he would. i mean for him to jump into this fray now add midst all of the drama and children and wills will be a hugely courageous move for him to make. i think the family is about privacy. joe jackson is a very, very guarded individual. we know the whole family has been and it does not surprise me that something that happened many, many years ago is now only coming alive. >> james, i just wanted to get your take on it. because as i said, you do know the family. what do you think about this? >> he is doing a great job in journalism. i think he's clearly telling the truth. i think the reason it was kept so low profile, we knew about his music circles. but i think due to the public image of michael jackson and what they were trying to project as a family of record labels and international global star, you couldn't -- >> why not? there is a lot of other stuff out there. that was really going

in one case they got a moroccan waiter who they mistakenly thought was a palestinian terrorist in norwayers of the mossad team were locked up by the norwegian criminal justice system and spent time in jail. this was one of the things the cia was worried about. you know, that -- risk of exposure, risk they would send these squads into cities around the world and they might get -- someone might tip them off and they might get busted. but, you know, all that said, where was the authority? look, after 9/11 these guys -- we were at war. congress passed the authorization to use military force. they were military targets. so i don't think there would have been a lot of quarrel about the legitimacy or the legality of doing the operation at all -- >> next step, who is going to cover this for history? lawrence, it took a long time for the church committee back in the '70s to get to the bottom of what the cia had been up to all those years. the crown jewels, if you will. do you think anybody on capitol hill has the stuff, the stones, if you will, to call vice president cheney up there to get the an

from holland two from canada, one from india, two from singapore, one from new zealand and one from norway. so a wide range of international people who were in these hotels. there was a big business meeting going on, as regularly goes on on a friday morning, and these clips show a man wheeling a suitcase across the lobby of the marriott heading towards that meeting room. we spoke to one security guard who challenged this man with the suitcase. he managed to persuade the guard to let him pass saying he had to give something to his boss and a few minutes later, a few seconds later, the bomb exploded with such devastating results. for cnn, jakarta. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is meeting with friends this morning. the washington diplomat is in india spending two days in mumbai and one in delhi, in the capital. after that she traveled to bangkok and then a meeting of the association of southeast asian nations. clinton is talking about climate change and nonproliferation. her trip began on a solemn note. signed a condolence book at the palace. one of several targets last november, and

he's' really fun writer, cross-cultural travel memoirs, and he recently wrote a book about being in norway, for two years and this is about being in italy, and he and his wife lived in italy for two years, and they were in search of the best food in the world. and so they went to italy, the birthplace of balsamic vinegar and, it is basically a really, really funny misadventure, cross-cultural misadventures of living in italy, all based around food and so, the proscuitto factory and the vinegar place and going to luciano pavorati's house and just, all kinds of hill layer russ things in sue, trying to figure out how to live in an italian culture and eat the best food in the world. >> emily hamilton, university of minnesota press, thanks:

we spend 52% more than the next highest country, norway.ot to do something about this problem. i think the one problem the republicans have, if they're the no party, if they won't go along, then they'll pay for it in the coming election. they've not gone along with stimulus, don't go along with this. >> but your party is going to deal with higher taxes. >> we do have to pay for these programs. >> bigger deficits. republicans are required to pay whether they like thymion. higher taxes, bigger deficit and reduction in health care to seniors. that's the big sticking point right now. it's going to be and interesting debate. you may get something that says health care reform but doesn't look like what they're talking about today. >> we'll be talking about this for many days to come. after the national press conference, this whole debate out of cambridge, massachusetts, with the arrest of professor gates and now a beer matter at the white house tomorrow. i speak lightly on this but yu, conference where is coming unde flak. >> i tell you, after th

from holland two from canada, one from india, two from singapore, one from new zealand and one from norway. so a wide range of international people who were in these hotels. there was a big business meeting going on as regularly goes on on a friday morning, and you see the footage showing a man wheeling a suitcase akrot the lobby of the marriott heading towards that meeting room. we spoke to one security guard who challenged this man with the suitcase. he managed to persuade the guard to let him pass saying he to give something to his boss, and few seconds later, the bomb exploded with such devastating results. for cnn, dan rivers, jakarta. >>> a u.s. f-15 jet crashed in afghanistan killing two crew members. the crash happened in eastern afghanistan early this morning. so far, the military hasn't said what led to the crash, but they say it was not caused by hostile fire, because a second fighter plane traveling with the f-15 didn't see any evidence of enemy fire. >>> i'm reynolds wolf for "hln." a look at your forecast across the nation. two big stories to deal with. first and foremost, ge

a cargo ship carrying more than 1,000 tons of oil is leaking after it ran aground in southern norway.s washing up in a nearby wildlife sanctuary. a tame tiger ended up wandering the streets of las vegas last night. it was captured in someone's backyard. a moose was on the loose. animal officials worried the 2-year-old moose was later returned to the mountain. it is:0. . time for a check of the weather with al. >> "today's weather" is brought to you by days inn. the best value under the sunun >> this morning it is humid, temperatures in the 70's, cloudy skies. rain shower activity. none of that heavy, but we could get stronger storms in the afternoon and evening hours. afternoon and evening hours. now to the woman we like to call bitty pants, meredith. >> thank you, al. still to come, what these fans have been waiting for, kings of leon, live at 8:30. first these messages. depression is a serious medical condition that can take so much out of you. i feel like i have to wind myself up just to get out of bed. then...well... i have to keep winding myself up to deal with the sadness, the l

that is 52% more than our next highest country, which is norway. that's unacceptable. to change this system and i think the american people know it. so he's going to campaign. this is going to be an august campaign, like he's running for office again out there. >> jim, you're take. >> he's pulling out all stops. this news conference tonight, clearly he's in trouble with it. a lot of polls are showing that a majority of americans don't like his plan and so now he's going to try to do a littltap dance to see if he can get the process moving. but that's not going to have any affect because the blue dog democrats, as peter alluded to, are digging their heels in on this thing and they're in bush and mccain districts and they have a problem and their constituent have a problem and it's not nav -- revenue routeal -- neutral and i believe something will pass but it wot be as large as it is right now and certainly won't happen before august. >> that was my question. does it get done before august? >> no. >> and sonia sotomayor, by all allegations she will get confirmed. squim,

certain way, and cops want to see it one way, maybe and derek jackson, of the globe wants to see it norway don't think, either one, necessarily, fits. and each of these cases have their own set of facts and two people were in that room at the time. and, let's wait a little bit and give it time. i think we are only talk about it because the president got involved, not because it happened. >> julie: okay. then what do you think about the upcoming beer summit? if you will at the white house? where the president of the united states is now inviting these two promise boston, to the white house, to share a beer. i mean, the whole thing gets stranger! >> right, look, i think this is obama the at his best which is that he has the personal charisma and clearly want to use it to defuse the situation. that he created. and now he's having the beer really not to settle down gates and sergeant crowley. but really get himself out of the middle of it and that is fine and have no problem and i think it is a good idea and i would say, though, the president and gates, whom i know and i actually admire skip g

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. >>> at the tour de france, norway's rider won the sixth stage, but cancellara remains the overall leadertrg, he's a fraction of a second behind. that's your sports minute. i'm hakem dermish. have a great day. >> 6:21 is the time. time for traffic and weather on the 1s. >> we'll check in first with meteorologist tom kierein in storm center 4. >> thumb's up over the potomac. we have the sunlight gleaming on ripples on the potomac at this hour. it's now 64 in washington. it's a clear and cool start to the morning around the metro area. we'll have some clouds building as the day progresses with highs in the mid-80s. by saturday and sunday with low humidity today, but higher humidity tomorrow and sunday. a small chance of an afternoon or evening thundershower tomorrow. a greater chance on sunday, mainly in the afternoon and evening, passing showers and thundershowers are possible. then a little less humid on monday and tuesday. then more humid again by mid-week, maybe some thunderstorms wednesday. jerry, good morning. how's the traffic? >> good morning. good morning, everyo. picking up some v

but i would say this, you know, they -- the richest person in norway, actually, one of the richest top couple left the country because of the taxes while we were there. there is no question, talking to a few business leaders there, which i did have the opportunity to do even though i was on vacation, they are looking to the united states. and they are more negative in the sense they're looking for a double dip but they are looking to the united states for leadership. and they are more optimistic on the united states' ability to recover and lead than perhaps people here in the united states. that's something i found it everywhere i traveled. >> you also came back with a concern more about deflation than inflation? >> yes. i -- now, i understand there are people making the bet weights going a heck of a lot higher. there are real people making those bets. but when -- from everything that i've seen traveling, there is a real demand issue. there is a real demand issue. this is something you honed in on for a while. >> vacant hotels, empty -- >> capacity everywhere that you are. how the you

citizens, people from italy, south korea, japan, norway, the netherlands, so a fairly wide number offoreign casualties. you may remember that indonesia's had a lot of tubl in the past with islamic extremists targeting the hotels. the marriott was hit in 2003. they're no strangers to this outrage in jakarta. >> and then you said there were four suspects, then you said bodies, police believe are dead. are there more still alive out there? >> reporter: no -- that what they are giving us the impression that the four terrorists that they think were involved, we believe are among the dead, but we're trying to get that confirmed. but they certainly are saying they think this was a suicide bomb attack. there were reports that they had found a decapitated corpse in the marriott here, which i think was one of the suicide bombers. we're just waiting to get confirmation whether the eight dead victims of this attack include four terrorists or not. we're trying to get confirmation of that. this still as the police are really going through forensically, meticulously trying to get as many clues as t