one of my favorite photos was somebody who had their car in the garage, completely coated in dust. they weren't in the dust storm. this was after the fact. it just got anywhere and everywhere. everybody's pool has a nice coating of brown in it right now. >> well, mother nature proving once again to us all who's boss these days. rob carlmark, nice enough to join us from our phoenix station. nice work, well done in the thick of it last night. pleasure to have you, thanks. >>> in mexico, rescue teams are still trying to find seven americans missing after their fishing boat capsized sunday. but time may be running out in this situation. they have been lost at sea now for four days, and the mexican

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essentially sperm affected by this mutation lacked a protective coating. >> this coat in addition to being able to help sperm swim more efficiently it protects sperm long enough so that it can get to the side of fertilization. >> among other possible solutions, researchers say it is possible that the coating could be replicated and placed on sperm in a test tube. >> we will check in with roberta right now and see what your weather is up to. >> high temperatures for the first time this week above average. in the city by the bay, city of san francisco average high 69 degrees but instead today we topped off at 73 degrees. this evening, a little bit of a breeze out there as the temperature tumbles now into the 50s. today's high 62 degrees in pacifica to 86 degrees. that was right around the vacaville area. it was 96 in livermore. low 90s in san jose. good 10 to 12-degree jump in our inland area. marine layer returning. although patchy. into the 50s. thursday pretty much a carbon copy of what we experienced today. friday a good 10-degree cool down in many areas then over the weekend seaso

president obama it is followed by senator dan coats with a republican address. he called for a passage of a balanced budget amendment and said it the nation should look to his state for the hoosier of solving the nation's fiscal problems. >> right now, there are a lot of folks still struggling with the effects of the recession. layoffs,orried about expenses. they're not sure of that could help their kids pay for college. for many families, these challenges were around long before the recession is it in 2007. i ran for president because i believed in an america where ordinary folks could get ahead, or if you worked hard, you could have a better life. that has been my for this since i came in office and that is our focus now. it is one of the reasons we're working to reduce the nation's deficits. the government has to start living within its means. we have to cut the spending that we cannot afford to put the economy on a sounder footing and give our business is the confidence they need to grow and create jobs. the good news democrats and republicans agree on the n

address, senator dan coates from indiana says the president needs to do what his governor from indianamitch daniels did, cut taxes and lower spending and pay down the debt and then coates says, everything will be better. >> the president and democrats in congress must recognize that their game plan is not working. it's time to acknowledge that more government and higher taxes is not the answer to our problem and it's time for bold action and a new plan to address our current crisis. >> and senator coates added that he hopes things turn around so that he is not part of the first generation to leave behind a country worse than the one they inherited. kelly. >> kelly: yeah, peter, with an august 2 deadline, the time is dwindling down rapidly. >> reporter: clock is ticking. >> kelly: yes, the clock is ticking. both sides digging in. the same arguments we've been hearing for months and months. have we seen any progress in the debt discussion. let's bring in aide to charles schumer and brad blake, administrator assistant to president george w. bush. gentlemen, welcome. great to be here. >> j

if it turns out i'm wrong and there is a god. >> stephen: first of all, hand me my asbestos coat. >> well? you are arguing from the side --. >> stephen: you used to be a christian. >> that's right. >> stephen: jesus misses you. >> all right. >> jon: he --. >> stephen: he told me. >> why doesn't he talk to me. >> stephen: because you don't believe. >> but if being talked to depends on whether i believe or not that means it doesn't really exist, it's all up here in my head which is the point in my book which it is all up here. >> stephen: oh, book. michael shermer thank you so much. the book is the beliefing brain. we'll be right back. >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good night! (cheers and applause)

if it turns out i'm wrong and there is a god. >> stephen: first of all, hand me my asbestos coat. >> well? you are arguing from the side --. >> stephen: you used to be a christian. >> that's right. >> stephen: jesus misses you. >> all right. >> jon: he --. >> stephen: he told me. >> why doesn't he talk to me. >> stephen: because you don't believe. >> but if being talked to depends on whether i believe or not that means it doesn't really exist, it's all up here in my head which is the point in my book which it is all up here. >> stephen: oh, book. michael shermer thank you so much. the book is the beliefing brain. brain. we'll be right back. ...was it something big? ...or something small? ...something old? ...or something new? ...or maybe, just maybe... it's something you haven't seen yet. the 2nd generation of intel core processors. stunning visuals, intelligent performance. this is visibly smart. met an old man at the top asked him if he had a secret and the old man stopped and thought and said: free 'cause that's how it ought to be my brother credit 'cause you'll need a loan for on

if it turns out i'm wrong and there is a god. >> stephen: first of all, hand me my asbestos coat. >>ell? you are arguing from the side --. >> stephen: you used to be a christian. >> that's right. >> stephen: jesus misses you. >> all right. >> jon: he --. >> stephen: he told me. >> why doesn't he talk to me. >> stephen: because you don't believe. >> but if being talked to depends on whether i believe or not that means it doesn't really exist, it's all up here in my head which is the point in my book which it is all up here. >> stephen: oh, book. michael shermer thank you so much. the book is the beliefing brain. we'll be right back. ice breakers mints with icy-cool flavor crystals. ice breakers. stay cool. i was worried about 'em, you know? i mean for instance my mom went to bed tonight before making my dinner. which is fine, i mean i, i know how to make dinner. it just starts to make you wonder. is this what happens when you age? my friends used to say i was the lucky one. i had the fun parents. where's the fun now? night, guys. [ sighs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] toyota venza. keep on ro

he's played in everything from war movies to comedy but somehow keeps coming back to that trench coat. >> i've had this coat for seven years. >> you poor man. >> you're on television. >> reporter: well, colombo, there's a lot of things i liked about him. i liked a lot of things about him and i think a lot of people liked the same things. i think you like a guy who likes his job. i think you like a guy who likes his work. i think you sense somebody that is happy with what they're doing. that's a big thing in life. to be totally absorbed with what you're doing and to be good at it and he was very good. >> i can't say you were the murderer, i said if you were the murderer. listen, it could have been a perfect murder. >> reporter: you talked very lovingly about colombo but does it take a big toll on your personal life? >> yeah, i think probably yeah. i think that i pay for that, in terms of the two kids, in terps terms of the first marriage. they were 12 hour days, 16 hour weekends. and we only did it eight years. but it does take a long time. >> reporter: peter started in tv, and was soo

if it turns out i'm wrong and there is a god. >> stephen: first of all, hand me my asbestos coat. >>ell? you are arguing from the side --. >> stephen: you used to be a christian. >> that's right. >> stephen: jesus misses you. >> all right. >> jon: he --. >> stephen: he told me. >> why doesn't he talk to me. >> stephen: because you don't believe. >> but if being talked to depends on whether i believe or not that means it doesn't really exist, it's all up here in my head which is the point in my book which it is all up here. >> stephen: oh, book. michael shermer thank you so much. the book is the beliefing brain. we'll be right back. ok, people. show me the best way to design a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. brace yourself f

that coating can be put on any clear material, even material that is not clear. it's completely absorbed by the material so the laser beam doesn't pass through. in fact it could be built right into an automobile windshield. >> general motors is testing it in show cars. disney in its theme parks and another technology is holograph i can material. sun comes up with a new application every day. innovation is appearing on retail displays is such as a shop window in san anselmo. next step is to make it respond to touch. >>> san jose's undefeated world champions joey chestnut is getting ready to defend his title. he will compete in nathan's hotdog eating contest in new york. he set a world record two years ago eating 68 dogs and buns in just ten minutes. last year he won but only 54 dogs went down. he consumed about 27,000 calories. doctors says he is okay when he sut out of spotlight. >>. >> 54 dogs and no reservice al of fortune. >> that is good. >> i was at am gym and i am no joey chestnut. cannot eat that much. >> there that is where i work them off. come on, work

. >> christy, i have been wearing my winter coat lately. -- kristy, i have been wearing my winter coat lately. what's up with that! >> people want to wear summer clothes. there is hope in sight and sunshine in store already seen in our shot from mount vaca. clearer skies than yesterday at least inland. the clouds not going as far inland but significant temperature difference between yesterday and today as we look at some of the differences. we are ranging between minus 8 and minus 14 degrees compared to where we should be for this time year. so well below average and i'll tell you exactly when that warmup is going to happen. you will have to wait a little bit. here's the range, significant. 8 to 14 degrees. warmup on the way. let's go to gianna now and get a look at traffic. >> thank you, kristy. we are going to show you some video we shot earlier this morning of the trouble spot in san jose. this is a sinkhole at guadalupe parkway southbound right at alma. now, the off-ramp as well as the right lane completely shut down right now. this is southbound from 280 to al massachusetts they a

thankfully, using the benjamin moore aura, two coats is all it takes.priming, it will go over any color. >> this chair rocks! >> actually, it swings. the chair actually swings. >> that was good. okay. >> and we are done. let's give the house back to carey and ron. hey! welcome home. >> hi! yea! >> you glad to be home? >> no place like home. >> it's been a good two weeks. >> the anticipation has been excruciating. >> i won't delay it any more. let's go inside. what do you say? >> absolutely. >> on the count of three. one, two, three! >> oh, my god. shut up! >> oh, look at what they did with the wall. >> oh, my gosh! >> that is absolutely amazing. this is awesome. as soon as you opened the door, it was like, from every step you took it was just something else catching your eye, what was done. i still can't believe they got so much done in such a short period of time. >> you're changing people's lives, you're making it better. it just makes you feel so good knowing that people are out there that care this much. it's so real. it isn't about the cameras. it

one of my favorite photos was somebody who had their car in the garage, completely coated in dust. they weren't in the dust storm. this was after the fact. it just got anywhere and everywhere. everybody's pool has a nice coating of brown in it right now. >> well, mother nature proving once again to us all who's boss these days. rob carlmark, nice enough to join us from our phoenix station. nice work, well done in the thick of it last night. pleasure to have you, thanks. >>> in mexico, rescue teams are still trying to find seven americans missing after their fishing boat capsized sunday. but time may be running out in this situation. they have been lost at sea now for four days, and the mexican navy says it will stop rescue efforts on friday. this as we're learning more about how 35 men narrowly escaped the waters alive. nbc's miguel almaguer has the report from san felipe in mexico. >> reporter: exhausted, dehydrated, survivors, some had to be carried as they were loaded on to a military rescue chopper. one man still clinging to his life preserver. 16 hours lost at sea, a brief mom

that coating can be put on any clear material, even material not clear.t is completely absorbed by the material so the laser beam doesn't pass through. in fact, it could be built right into an automobile windshield. >> reporter: general motors is testing it in show cars and disney in its theme park. there is holographic material for use with a nonlaser projector. the small start up in fremont seems to come up with a n application every day. it is appearing on retail displays such as the shop window in san enselmo. the next is to make it respond to touch. with the next step in displays, richard hart, abc news. >> pretty cool. >>> well some people took in some pre forel fireworks -- pre 4thof july fire works tonight. the celebrate america event was sponsored by the bethel church. and fireworks lit up the skies for the third of july celebrations. for more bay area fire work events visit our website at abc7news.com and click on the see it on tv tab. >>> now to leigh glaser and more on those record temperatures. >> wow. it was really a hot one inland today. we

. >> how's about i clear out the coat room, and you guys hit it in there while the steak is getting ready? >> what? >> what in the hell are you doing? >> i got this. he's gonna be aggressive. >> i've got this? >> charlie, make a move. maul. >> no. no, don't maul. (shrieks, charlie yells) >> i'm leaving! >> you grabbing her breasts? what are you doing? >> i don't know. what does make a move mean? >> it doesn't mean stab at her breasts with your fingers. >> oh, man. >> come on, bro. you're ordering milk steak and jelly beans? >> you guys blew it, dude. >> i told you to stick with the game plan. >> we blew it? >> it was going great. i had it, man. >> you did not have it. >> you don't know shit about chicks, man. >> we don't know shit about chicks? >> yeah. >> well, guess what, bro. the waitress is getting married, so suck on that! >> i see. well, i suppose i'll be taking that milk steak to go, then. (charlie sighs) >> yeah, and so the wendy's manager is, all, "you got to clean that up." and i said, "they're your hamburgers. you clean them up." and then artemis got all bummed out because of s

house like this, it could be an even more significant problem where everything is hidden behind a thin coat of stucco. and there could be wood in there as well. >> you may find if you take the stucco off, you'll find the old wood stair and they just said we don't want the -- because this is a beautiful victorian that have been butchered by stuccoing it. i've taken it off one of my houses and you'll find juned 'neath the front stairs, the old hand rail and they just covered it and stuccoed-over-over it and say now it looks like a modernized building. >> yeah. >> now you hire people to take the stuff off and put the gingerbread back on. >> could you talk about masonry coatings on wood-supported structures? >> a lot of terrazo has been applied directly to woodlanding and they will put down a membrane and then set it directly on top of that. just like your woof membrane wears out, and you have to replace your roof, maybe every 20 years, and one of the things you're doing when you put a new roof on, you put gravel or you paint it is to protect the membrane, which is an oil-based membrane from th

. >> this coat, in addition to helping them swim more efficiently protects them long enough to get to the site of fertilization. moan have the genetic mutation have altered sperm surface properties and those sperm bog down. >> reporter: what does this mean for those who want to get pregnant? researchers say if the coating can be placed on the sperm in a test tube that can lead to success but there is more. >> maybe down the road we could concentrate the synthetic peptides into some sort of vaginal cream or some foam and so that would be applied before a couple would attempt to conceive. >> reporter: that could only be a few years away. now, currently, a technique called ixy is used to help men. it's an in vitro fertilization technique that involves directly injecting a single sperm into an egg. >> csy. >>> a massive fire at a fairfield plastics plant. for a while it was under control. now we are seeing a flare-up. >>> and one tweak go and it's back to the drawing -- one week to go and it's back to the drawing board. the republicans' new plan to solving the debt crisis and the white ho

dan coats and i have trying to do the same sort of thing. that's what it's going to take to get this country back on track. >> i gather, senator, everybody is taking the week and off. >> not me. i'm going to be right here at my post, matt. we're going to be talking about ways to bring some bipartisanship around tax reform and other approaches to bring the deficit down. i'm not going anywhere. >> kudos to you. here is a question, we have about a minute left. for folks watching this, it's such a roller coaster as you said. as we move in to next week, we're getting down to crunch time. you have the debt ratings, the debt agencies saying they're really threatening a potential downgrade even if -- which seems crazy, even if the debt ceilings is raised they're talking about a downgrade which seems a little out of line giving that they were not exactly on the case during the subprime housing mess. putting that aside, how should average americans, our viewers right now, make sense as we go into next week of whether there's really going to be progres

know where she was twenty four seven ok maybe not up her coat but under her car and what do you think carmen would say about that better yet what do you think the u.s. supreme court would have to say. adam he said if i was a person under suspicion or there's a reason a watch and get a warrant gary you believe the patriot act is being used against its own citizens and they see it all as terrorists. will join me he says all this electronic tapping is starting to make me want to move off the grid joe please just write back tell us how we can all do that lastly we have he said be happy we have it they have implanted a tracking device directly in our heads so if the government wants to try people without a warrant i'll save them some trouble today i went to the cleaners i had a bunch of pick up over there then i went to the gym i ran for a little bit of course i couldn't go out without coffee so i made a quick trip and then i came to work and i'm a city girl and i do this all without a car so at least i know that the feds they couldn't track me even if they wanted to shoot without. award u

coats: thank you. mr. president, for several months now, i have been on the floor speaking, urging both republicans and democrats to listen to americans and take this unique opportunity that we have before us to do what is right for our country's future. 2010 sent a mistakable message. americans do not want us to spend more than -- beyond our means, more than we take in. they don't want hire taxes. they don't want budget gimmicks, smoke and mirrors. they want the real serious addressing of a real serious problem. we have worked several months to try to do that. as i talk to hoosiers all across the state of indiana, business people, retired workers, young people and others, i sense the fear and the frustration and disappointment of a growing number of people and even anger in their voices that started in 2010 and is accumulating as we continue to kareem toward this date of budget default, without a sensible or serious plan in place that they could look at and feel confident that we're back on the right trac

senator coats wanted to make sure that the country is in good enough shape . all sides need to harness their love for the country and that we are going to move forward . lawmakers in minnesota are heading back for the first time . refused to raise taxes. and they are saying tax hikes are necessary because they needed revenue . the shut down is affecting everything from state parks and services for the blind. >> former international monetary fund chief dominique strauss-kahn is free from house arrest without bail after questions surfaced about the accuser's claimm against him. prosecutor revealed that the hotel maid may have lied about the events surrounding the assault. even though he is no longger under house arrest, none of the charges against strauss-kahn have been dropped. casey anthony trial is nearing the end. they will have a chance to sway the jury in closing arguments set for tomorrow. they expect to deliver this evening and through the july 4th holiday. they rested without calling anthony to the stand and rebutted the testimony of casey anthony's mot

you need a little something in your tummy to coat. we have every category imaginable. >> what response have you gotten from your listeners? >> huge response. drunk food is a great one. best bathrooms is one people are passionate about. oh, i heard about this place, they're clean, they have toilet paper. >> the beauty of your show is, there are no limits. you had quite the debate going on. >> there are limits. but it's true, we really do have a lot of fun on the show. >> you do. and you guys have quite a team there. you, sarah and sammy? >> yes. >> what time do you start in the morning? >> i'm up at 3:00. we're in there by 4:00 talking about the day's events, we go on at 5:30 and we are on until 10:00. >> how does it change the way you do drive time business this morning? >> with the casey anthony verdict i was able to talk to people about the verdict that usually i wouldn't be able to talk to them about it until tomorrow. >> what do they get if they win? >> you get a statue with this ugly mug on it. >> it is a cute mug. >> thank you.

that coating can be put on any clear material, even that is not clear. it's completely absorbed by the material. in fact it could be built right into an automobile windshield. >> general motors is testing it into show cars. disney in theme parks. a related technology has holographic material with use of a projector. they come up with a new application every day. and it also appears on retail displays. next milestone is to make it respond to touch. >> joey chestnut to defend his title this 4th of july. chestnut set a world record last year downing 68 dogs and buns. he says he consumes about 20,000 calories at the contest but the doctor says he is okay as long as he takes care of yourself. >> so if are barbecuing hot dogs today, what is the weather going to be like? >> it's going to be warm. a lot of sunshine and nice time to be out and about. it will cool quickly. we're watching the sunrise as we look back from mount tamalpais over the east bay hills. let's talk about the temperatures. we still have 50s and 60s until you get to concord, antioch, low to mi

have you to do is just yank some of this grass off and you see how almost every blade of grass is coated with this thick, just disgusting oil. >>> the very definition of gumption. police are looking for a man who walked out of a san francisco art gallery with a picasso under his arm. police say he went straight to the picasso, picked it up, walked out, got into a cab waiting for him. the pencil drawing "head of a woman" valued at $200,000. >>> back to casey anthony now as she goes back to jail. the judge threw the book at her this morning, giving her the maximum possible sentence for lying to police during the search for her daughter. wanted to get straight to our cnn's martin savidge. he's now outside with demonstrators. first of all, paint a picture for us, what that was like inside that courtroom as everybody waited for sentencing. >> reporter: well, it was a very different feeling than it was a couple days ago when we were there to hear what the verdict was. this time it was a much more relaxed casey anthony we saw. in fact, to say she let her hair down is literal and figurative. if

it tends to coat those openings so the gas exchange doesn't occur. the gas that's lost from the leaf is water vapor. this process of losing water vapor creates a tension stream in the conductive tissue of the tree and it pulls water up from the root zone. at the same time the water is pulled up, the herbicide is also pulled up from the root zone to the trunk to the foliage. >> i know you used liquid charcoal to try to keep the poison out of the root system. how does that work? >> well, what we use -- we use both liquid and powdered activated charcoal. this has a tremendous service area, and it has a hot -- it has sites that bind other chemicals. what we did. we poured it into the root scene and watered it in, the intention with this was to bind the herbicide until we could get around to removing the soil, the contaminated soil. >> in terms of removing the soil, i know you built a little bit of a barrier around the tree. you have gone to great lengths to get the contaminated soil from around the trees. they're old trees i, imagine you can't just uproo

senator coates hopes things turn around so he's not part of the first generation to leave behind the country worse than they inherited. president obama said all sides need to think about how much they love america and figure out a way to come together to help everyone out. in washington, peter ducey, fox news. >>> if you're -- the other royal wedding in europe. prince albert finally ties the knot in monaco style. if you believe some of the reports, he almost stayed a bachelor. >>> and rebels fighting on libya's front lines never have to go into battle with an empty stomach. one man's mission against the rise of maa mar ghadafi. that is all coming up on your july 4th weekend. we'll be right back. the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely on them. nobody sells more real estate than

according to a federally funded research group that claims it recently got pg&e to admit to safety coat violations. new at noon, we -- safety code violations. knew at noon, christien kafton has more -- new at noon, christien kafton has more. >> reporter: well, i jut government off the phone -- i just got off the phone, and if you take a look at you can see the area here in suisun city. two major pipelines run under that sidewalk. one of those lines is 32 inches in diameter. the other 16. the neighbors here say they have no documentation as to whether the pipeline has been inspected. they say they don't want to see a repeat of the explosion in san bruno. >> the blast radius of this pipeline would be 570-foot, almost three football fields. so if it blew up right here, it would take out all of the homes, 575, instantaneously, gone. >> reporter: the group says the pipelines run along peterson. their concern is that traffic will vibrate and possibly weaken the -- >> i have trucks going around my house and my house shakes when a loaded truck goes by. what's gonna happen here? this is 1 earth

. >> the man would wear the bell on his coat. everyone would hear him. it is not a big noise. just to give some respect to this man. new archaeologist uncovered the bell while excavating an english channel. it begins at siloam and ends at robinson's arch. jewish worshippers would have entered the temple mount at the time of jesus. >> the bell has a tiny loop tat top and attached to the robe of a wealthy man. upon its hem you should make bomb granites of blue, purple and scarlet and bells of gold between them all around. head archaeologist eli shukronof says there is no way to know for sure if the bell came from a priestly garment. >> it could have come from anyone. >> he believes the bell fell off the man's garment and into the drainage channel. >> walking in the tunnels of jerusalem and after 2,000 years, we found that bell in the tunnel. >> archaeologists hope to open the channel tunnel to the public later this summer. eli shukronof says it sheds light on the nature of jerusalem in second temple time. cbn news, jerusalem. >> that is all this week for "christian world news" w

are you going to buy a new coat? >> that's because i came to new york but i have this very sort of sparkling and animated broech to indicate the colors. >> christine lagarde, pleasure to have you on. >> thank you. >> we will be back. [clucking] [clucking] [ding] [clucking] announcer: separate raw meats from other foods by using different cutting boards. 3,000 americans will die from food poisoning this year. keep your family safer. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. unlike fish oil, megared softgels are small and easy to swallow with no fishy smell or aftertaste. try megared today. >>> the united nations doesn't just host world leaders, send out peace keepers and feed the hungry. i'll bet you didn't know this but it also keeps track of how many live stock walk the earth. which brings me to the question of the week. according to the united nations approximately houx chickens are there around the globe? a, 190 million, b, 1.9 billion, 19 billion, or d, 190 billion. stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. mak

senator dan coates is the republican from indiana, a snard. he had the response to obama this morning. >> unfortunately, the president's plan of spending and borrowing has failed. now is the time for decisive leadership from this president. it's time to cast aside the false safety of political denial and re-election hopes and put the future of our country above all else. >> and demagoguing or not, the president's attacks on republicans had their effect. they were supposed to go on effect next week. they canceled that. senator coats and his colleagues will be here next week working. it's expected the negotiations will continue. president obama does not have any meetings on his schedule at this point with congressional leaders. >> okay, mike viqueira, thank you. >>> state parks and campgrounds are being closed this morning after a government shutdown. state offices, highway rest stops and state lottery are also closed. 23,000 state workers are laid off and the republican controlled state legislature and democratic governor can't agree on closing

senator coats says he hopes things turn around so he's not part of the first generation to leave behind a country worse than the one they inherited. >> peter doocy reporting from washington. >> republican presidential candidate michelle bachmann is training or taking her 2012 campaign on the road. kicking off her tea party bus tour of iowa this holiday weekend. along the way, she is meeting and greeting supporters and attending 4th of july activities. michelle bachmann announcing she is running for president. we are learning quite a bit about her campaign as she moves forward. meantime, we are learning more about the woman at the center of the rape allegations against former imf chief dominique strauss-khan. in a letter stent to his attorneys prosecutors laying out some of the alleged victim's false statements. including lying on her application for political asylum. admitting to making false statements about an alleged gang rape in her native guinea and lying to the grand jury about her actions immediately following the alleged dominique strauss-khan sexual assault in may. the prosecut

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he said you can find a clan clandestine grave and go around with a coat hanger and find it. this is the kind of nonsense, the kind of stretching of the imagination that arpod voss engages in. maybe one day he will be able to sell hangers and patent that idea. but this is the level of absurdity, the desperation that this case, that this prosecution will take it to. they will take it to the next level. they will ask you to see things that aren't there and they will ask you to imagine fictional science. it is a fantasy of forensics t what it is. a forensic fantasy and nothing more we have the most advanced crime fighting tools available to us anywhere in the world. and they couldn't find a single link from casey to caylee's death. not a single link. but yet they want to create things for what? the cameras? because it is a high profile case? no, because it is about winning. win atll costs no matter how much it costs no, matter what it costs. >> your honor, objection. counsel has violated paragraph five of the court's order regarding derogatory comments against counsel. >> sustai

people who maybe brought a dog home from the shelter that had the virus on its coat and brought it into the house where there's already a cat have to be very careful. >>> a deadly fall from the rooftop of the w hotel in d.c. has been deemed a suicide. police say this was not an accident but that the alexandria woman committed suicide. witnesses say she'd been drinking at the rooftop bar last night before climbing over a fence onto the patio, then falling 10 stories to her death. >>> the casey anthony murder trial is coming to a close. the defense wrapped up today without putting anthony on the stand but they also didn't present any concrete evidence to boost their claims caylee drowned accidentally. fox's phil keating has the latest from orlando.. >> is it your decision not to testify based upon consultation with your counsel? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: on that decision the defense resting its case in the casey anthony murder trial. the morning began with george anthony's alleged affair, krystal holloway who also goes by the name river cruz flip- flopping under oath telling detectives sh

i'm not going to candy coat . right now, i need to slow this party down. >>>> crl sheen's ex-wife denise richards. how does she protect her children? >> i was lying so much to them i just had to explain, this is what's'seen going on. >> from tori spelling, who says she wants a normal life, but constantly puts her babies on tv. >> you ever wonder, maybe this could damage them? >> to kris jenner, the kardashian's mom. >> i eat kardashian, i sleep kardashian. >> and manager. >> is it weird getting a check from your kids? >> the real truth. what's motherhood in tinseltown really like? celebrity secrets, "mommywood" starts now. >> good evening, i'm juju chang. tonight, we go inside hollywood, where it seems the newest celebrity must-have is children. we'll talk with some of the most famous moms in the business about the pressure of raising picture-perfect kids in the white-hot glare of fame. we begin with denise richards, charlie sheen's ex-wife, now a single mom. i talked to denise about dealing with divorce, addictio

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