aah! ahhh! mmmph! whoa! mmmph, ahhh. ahhhh! all: mamma! [all laugh] i'm sorry. can't hear you very well. announcer: does someone you know have trouble hearing on the phone? dad. dad, let me help you with that, okay? announcer: now, a free phone service shows captions of everything a caller says. i'd like to make an appointment to see the doctor. announcer: to learn more about captioned telephone, call 1-800-552-7724 or go to our website. i'll see you at 3:00! announcer: captioned telephone - enjoy the phone again! and get up to 33% more loads from a single bottle. >> geraldo: now, to two of the best and we will talk about politics. on your right, kirsten powers indicated col upist and fox news analyst. and ann coulter. what is up with hillary clinton. first teen that brown and the day by beef i think it is called says that obama is keeping her in a burke carl cameron. three times complain -- burka. vetting her appointees for the u.s. agency for international development et cetera. was she complaining or only complaining because she was flanked out by teen into b

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[ cat screeches ] aah! hey, i don't have a cat. [ crash! ] watch out!an: max, there's an easier way to help the environment, and it won't be such a pain in the neck. take public transportation. go green. go public. a message from the public transportation systems across the country. [ bus horn honks, train horn blows ] >>> we're back now. our roundtable discussions. the 2000 sense census on marriage, divorce, childbirth and living arrangements around african-american shows that blacks have lower rates of marriage and marital stabltd than all other ethnic groups. many african-americans chose to forgo jumping the broom. what do these shrinking numbers mean for the black community? story that examine why a number of blacks have give up on the idea of marriage are author and oeshl saumen cater mary ann reid. psychologist and author jeffrey quadeer and psychologist and chair of the psychology department at hampton university, dr. linda malone cologne. thank you all to the show. jeffrey, let me start with you. the idea of shrinking numbers we're seeing it acr

aah! ahhh! mmmph! whoa! mmmph, ahhh. ahhhh! all: mamma! [all laugh] [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop.brenda: who needs uncle sam we you have wal-mart planning to put green labels annual products to tell people how good or bad the stuff is for the environment. paper towels, flat screen tv's. toby, you say wal-mart saved us from a big tax hike? >> heavens to betsy, you know, gosh, the biggest retailer and capitalist in the united states almost uses the free market and customers to give them feedback in this thing called a democracy and we don't have to have anybody pass a law to get us to behave the way we like. that is why cap in trade is such a crock, forget the fact that kline and india will do more and it is just a way to pay for healthcare or something else. this is capitalism. let it work. brenda: you are pulling us over to another subject, mike let's get back to this subject. do you like what wal-mart is doing? >> i do love wal-mart. it doesn't have anything to do with the economy but they have brilliant advertising agencies working for them trying to fix an image problem. their

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. >> kayleen johnson is the aah tore -- author of sarah. >> they would work for the neighbors and do chores like stack wood and work weeding gardens and that kind of thing. >> the entire family took to the great outdoors and reveled in the outdoor spirit. it is twice the size of texas and home to 2 29 volcanoes and more than half of the world's glaciers. father chuck took pride that sarah enjoyed hunting from an early age and often chased moose before school. >> we like game that is healthy and clean and we do a lot of hunting. >> after spending time? zag way and eagle river the family moved to wasala into this house on lucille street which is now a thrift store. >> it is a very small town 35 years ago. >> greta: the kind of town where everybody knows everybody and kristin met sarah in elementary school. >> there was one grocery store and one gas station and that's it. >> instrumental in the faith development of the family and took the kids to church and sent them to vacation bible school. >> greta: population 5500, wasilla is famous for its fishing and wildlife. sarah attended wasil

and alex farshian of florida who was aah struck by the king of pop and may have been overprescribing medication aleast according to one police report over here. of course, to me this is dr. allan metzger who is publicly reprimanded for prescribing drugs to janet jackson in the name of her personal chef and the other big carl cameron hugbig -- other b, jackson's dermatologist who is said by some to be the sperm donner for jackson's two older children. here is what i want to do. take a quick break. when we come back, the last 24 hours of jackson's life all pieced together. >> geraldo: michael jackson died on thursday, june 25th as you know. but the first omaha bank u omit something was very wrong, he dies on june 25th. first clue that things are wrong. june 21st, calls came to the former nurse who tells the associated press that an aide "called and was very frantic and said michael needs so see you right away. i said what is wrong and i could hear michael in the background saying one side of my body is hot, it's hot, one side of my body is cold, it's very cold. i said tell him mike tha

we sit in our boats going ooh, aah. >> that's all you need. >> really nice. >> we went to a town calledect. we have friends that live there. it feels like you're a million miles away. they have trails, and we went hiking. i brought a little picture. there's me and daniela and my husband mike. would you ever think you're an hour outside new york city? we hiked, had a barbecue with our friends. >> looks like yonkers. >> it so does not look like yonkers. it's great. we hope you enjoyed your holiday weekend wherever you are. >> fourth of july is one of those holidays where you sit back. >> chill out. >> great term for that. >> absolutely. no question. and don't be thinking about philadelphia and the people who risked their lives to sign the declaration of independence. committed treason against the king and all this other stuff. don't think about any of that stuff. >> just a day of reflection. >> that is a harry punctuation that we needed for this segment. so still to come, we're going to tell you about those clinics that you find at your neighborhood pharmacies. are they worth it? when we

aah. >> this goes into the oven. put it in, and i immediately turn it to 250. this is going to bake for about an hour, hour and a half, and then turn the oven off and let it sit until it cools in the oven, and it comes out looking like this. >> it takes a whole hour? >> we're not supposed to eat that? >> i broke it. we're not finished. >> that's okay. we're going to put the whipped cream right on it. >> i'm sorry. you know i like to do that, eat before i finish. >> that's okay. we're going to cover it up with whipped cream. this is for peaches and cream. that goes right on there. how good does that look? >> you have to run like 12 miles for that. >> put the peaches on. look how pretty that is. and you can use any fruit you want. summertime, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, beautiful. that looks great. we've got one down here that's finished if you want to take a bite of this. you see how easy this is. you just want to plan ahead because it does take cooking time. so the s'more brownies. what's not to love abo

is the president checking out -- aah, he is grabbing the hand and looking back. try it again.e is reaching back for the hand of that young lady to help her down the steps. there he is. there he is. michele is not going to kick his butt. and ann? >> what i find most interesting about this photo episode -- you connect -- i mean it was only 900 -- it wasn't as if the media never showed uncomfortable or embarrassing photos of george bush. what is amazing is if you do it frame by frame. it was all day on msnbc. on "good morning america." i have never seen the president so much in the pocket of the president. >> welcome home, mr. president. thank you. the answers to timeless questions everybody wanted answered. did michael jackson undergo procedures to make himself white and others. that is coming up right after this. >> geraldo: back live, everybody. before he paid millions to settle the 1993 molestation allegations out-of-court, michael jackson was ordered to undergo an intimate physical examination to see if it corroborated the child's allegations at the time. in one of the cosmi

is the president checking out -- aah, he is grabbing the hand and looking back. try it again. for the hand of that young lady to help her down the steps. there he is. there he is. michele is not going to kick his butt. and ann? >> what i find most interesting about this photo episode -- you connect -- i mean it was only 900 -- it wasn't as if the media never showed uncomfortable or embarrassing photos of george bush. what is amazing is if you do it frame by frame. it was all day on msnbc. on "good morning america." i have never seen the president so much in the pocket of the president. >> welcome home, mr. president. thank you. the answers to timeless having my identity stolen has taken more than money from me. it's taken my time. it's like you're getting violated. it affects your whole well being. not just your name being used for something... or your social being used for something, it takes away from your life. take control of your identity. protect yourself with lifelock's proactive protection and our... $1 million total service guarantee. i feel very secure now that... i

. >> oh, a missile launched at us on fourth of july, just to hear our terrified population say ooh, aahfamiliar with fourth of july? the whole sky is an explosion. >> that is pretty funny. an even funnier tongue in cheek joke tonight as america celebrates independence day, north korea is sending us a message. they launched seven ballistic missiles from the eastern coast and ought over the ocean. the missiles fired could not have reached the united states and do not have nuclear capabilities but the move clearly provocative has prompted the u.s. military to increase defenses around, hawaii, which is the state closest to north korea which is where adam housely is reporting from tonight. >> people are aware as there are seven major naval commands based here in o oahu. the launch of seven missiles and four means 11 in the last few days, none further than 250 to 300-miles in range, meaning they could only hit targets in south korea potentially and could not reach japan and certainly not long enough to reach, hawaii, which is 4500 miles away. the united states has deployed the radar system wh

and alex farshian of florida who was aah struck by the king of pop and may have been overprescribing medication aleast according to one police report over here. of course, to me this is dr. allan metzger who is publicly reprimanded for prescribing drugs to janet jackson in the name of her personal chef and the other big carl cameron hugbig -- other b, jackson's dermatologist who is said by some to be the sperm donner for jackson's two older children. here is what i want to do. take a quick break. when we come back, the last 24 hours of jackson's life all pieced together. pieced together. a packed show tonight, don't gd away. g. that's me! can i tell you what a difference phillips' colon health has made? it's the probiotics. the good bacteria. that gets your colon back in balance. i'm good to go! phillips' colon health. an eleven sixteenths wrench over here? here you go. eleven sixteenths... (announcer) from designing some of the world's cleanest and most fuel-efficient jet engines... to building more wind turbines than anyone in the country... the people of ge are working together...

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the marines went to her and there were about 12 other individuals dressed and burke aahs.there were masquerading as women. in the end, what the locals said was that they were cowards, how dare they hide behind women. what that said to me was that people are thinking three and four steps now and the message is that the locals turned against the taliban, which, in long run is the right answer. i found other examples of that while i was there. that has really sunk in. >> the first part was a little taliban resistance. if i could, he only has 15,000 trips. >> that is how the forces have been distributed. i am assured that general microscope is " to make that part of his assessment. we will see what the distribution is and whether or not it changes as a result of that. two aspects of the taliban, they are just not standing and fighting, but they are dispersing. i have talked to a couple of rangers who were in some pretty tough fights that were surprised that the taliban were as sophisticated as they were. >> if i could ask you about the new approach, is part of the search effor

[laughter] and, you know, you can only look out the window and say ooh and aah so long.it up for you. >> now we come to a very interesting point in the flight -- you are coming to the moon, you have to fired into the but you into lunar orbit -- you have to fire into the engine to put you into lunar orbit, you cannot see anything, you are in the dark, you are out of contact with the grounds. what is going on there and what is going on in your mind? >> we are going backwards to the moon, and the simulator guys will remember that fact was psychotic -- excuse me, concerned. [laughter] concerned about the so-called los, loss of signal time, because he rightly determined that if the people on the ground worse but enough to know when the spacecraft would go -- people on the ground were smart enough to know when the spacecraft would go behind the moon, they were smart enough to know we would not hit it on the backside. during all of the simulations -- "make sure you got that time now." -- -- i think -- they mark to the time up. he was checking the clock. we came up and sure enou

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