sorry to leave on a pessimistic note, mike levin, jim anthony, good to see you both.ndence day weekend. >> thank you. liz: he makes such a good point. can you imagine the economy would look like if we get some of that excessive regulation? david: yeah. liz: appropriate regulation, okay. david: lower tax rates. liz: how could the summer blockbuster "transformers" transform the future of the movie-making business? booming ticket sales in china might very well change the way hollywood makes and markets all movies forever. >>> speaking of blockbusters, the wheeling and dealing on wall street is red hot this summer. we have details on the deal mania that has mergers and acquisitions market on track for a record year. how much longer does it last and how do you participate? ♪ really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15

jim, tell me what is going on with opie and anthony. anything new? >> nothing happened. i have been away and my first day back is tomorrow. i hear things are good. >> while you were gone nothing happened. >> i don't read twitter or the paper. it was okay. it is going to be a long road back. it is awkward. we had a busy show. when you have noise it makes it more pallettable. it is hard working without anthony. he is literally the funniest guy -- 10 years and he made me laugh harder than anyone alive. six inches from me and now the seat is empty. >> it is not like he is dead. >> to me he is. >> it does stink though. it is not like a dumbbell you see at work saying god this guy made me laugh. >> you are feeling very vocal. >> yes, i do. and that was not what i wanted him to tweet. this whole thing about a woman looking like the boat captain from apocalypse now. it just sucks and it is what it is. >> why are they getting on you and opie? >> anthony knows we can't walk. we are 15-year-olds in a fort and our friend got called home and we can go too. it doesn't work that way. >

he was on "opie and anthony" and jim norton ripped him to shreds in the most beautiful way.rviews people and if thent views don't go well you almost never see them. i know a few people have had that experience. katherine, does anyone win here? he won the case, but won't he be hated forever? >> he just wanted to clear his name. this guy wrote mean things about him. what is he supposed to do? he didn't want america to think he was a bad guy. i feel he had to sue this widow and take her money and save his reputation. >> and you know what, when you sue a widow and you get money out of her, that's the best way to restore your reputation. >> i had to prove i am not as bad of a guy as everybody thinks i am. >> he bought pizza for the need yaw after the trial -- for the media after the trial. >> what kind of pizza? that matters. >> probably meatball. >> everyone knows the true jesse ventura. >> joanne, he wins. what would be the noble move here? to say i only did this to clear my name and she can keep the money? >> no, he needs the money because he has to pay his lawyers because it

anthony's twitter feed had been hacked. he was volunteering at the time at a children's hospital, right? >> nobody would have believed me. i didn't even mention it. >> why are you protecting jim norton? >> that's my goal in life, protect my buddy jimmy norton. >> you didn't pull an anthony wiener. >> my brother at some point said can't you say somebody got your phone? i it doesn't work like that. first of all people who listened to me on the air would have known yeah he talks like that on the show all the time. for 10 years at siriusxm i had spoken like that. stringing together lines of obscenities and sensical non fashion. >> why didn't you wait a day? >> that's not what twitter is all about. it is instant pounding of a situation or a person you are mad at. yeah, maybe that would have been better to think out the wording perhaps. >> maybe if you rhymed. >> a rhyme would have been good too. to a nice beach perhaps. >> but things were pretty bad. >> yes, it was -- well i was pissed. i was assaulted in time square allegedly. if you listen to any left wing story that is agenda driven and they never acknowledged i was hit. >> you were punched in the face and my first question was

jim donovan. >> reporter: and busy week certainly means a busy morning, and a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthonyason and vanita nair joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning, guys. >> reporter: good morning, liz. coming up nasa is calling it a shocking discovery, what they have learn about the water supply that feeds seven u.s. state. >>> and built his body to the limit to play hercules, we will look at actors risking their health to get rolls. >>> tired of pressing your luck on that next bottle have wine we will show you app that cans restaurant men an and gives you best bottle at best price. >> all that plus your eye opener, the dish and rock band will be performing in the saturday obsession we hear congratulations due to nicole so let her necessity we send nicole our well wishes. >> our best. >> hopefully she's watching and she just heard you. >> hopefully she's not. >> yes, exactly. >> thanks, so much. >>> now back here in our area the largest summertime hot air balloon and music festival in north america are moving our way and close enough for to you check it out this week

anthony fauchi at the national institute of health. thank you very much for coming back to join us again today, dr. fauchi. >> good to be with you, jim i just wanted to give you an assessment from doctors without borders, their director of operations said the ebola outbreak, in his words, is absolutely not under control. just knowing your experience, and again in responding to the aids virus, what is your view of the first line of defense, in effect, in what's happening in africa right now? are they doing everything that needs to be done to get this under control, reduce the risk that it spreads beyond there, perhaps even to the u.s.? >> well, they are certainly trying to do everything that needs to be done, but given the health care infrastructure and the unavailability of the kinds of equipment that you universally need when you have so many people, particularly in densely populated areas who are getting infected and spreading it particularly to the people who are trying to take care of them, to the family members and even to the people who are administering to the body. so there are so many things that need to improve. again, thro