we're pushing forward on the never-ended search for amelia earhart. a new expedition to answer an enduring question. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kyra phillips live at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. you're live in the "cnn you're live in the "cnn newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> call it a white house beer summit. a multiolive bran inch a bottle. just a few hours from now, president obama and harvard professor, henry louis gates and police sergeant james crowley meet up over some cold ones. like three guys in a bar, if the bar were at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the topic? the national race controversy brewing since the white cop arrested the black scholar and the commander in chief weighed in. our carol costello will have more on the politics of beer in just a moment, and our ed henry joins us live from the white house. ed, let's go ahead and start with you. what do you think? deep conversation or just a few brews? >> reporter: probably just a few brews. in fact, white house spokesman, robert gibbs, is trying to downplay the medi

adelante, amelia. >> ¡vieron ustedes donde me encuentro esta maÑana! para decirles todo a las cosas que hay aqui en mÁs de 150 acres. >> estÁ muy bonito. >> para comer las patas de rana, todo, todo frito, estÁ bien. >> y lo mejor es que este aÑo hay cosas especiales para que las familias no tengan que gastar mucho . por ejemplo, los miÉrcoles si traes donativos puedes entrar gratis. los detalles estÁn en internet y fÁcilmente podrÍa esbozar de todo esto. >> ¡cuÁntas cosas bonitas y divertidas! yo creo que lo mÁs impresionante este aÑo y en la feria es un megagigantesco pastel de churros. lo los 20 minutos a la persona que sea capaz de cÓmo hacerlo todo para que no le cobren. yo he visto ya a algunos invitados que estÁn visitando la feria desde muy lejos, y ellos son bastantes para que armemos un relajo acÁ y se, la cantidad de chorros en menosiempo. esto serÁ más adelante y la cosa se pone buena. yo me quedo aquÍ. >> ¿has probado ese pastel? >> no, pero el viernes llegÓ a casa y me pidieron que los llevara. >> nos avisa si te lo comes. >> no, no voy a

a mel i can't -- amelia. >> reporter: this is the third time that the feathered amelia earhart decided to make a nest. mom showed up in june and last week seven ducklings hatched. >> they go in the pool immediately. you see the furry things floating around. it certainly is a luxurious spot for the duck. maybe they like the big more investigator that runs along the back of the yard. it makes the pool space look twice as big. >> having your own gated pool in the middle of the city, what could you be better than that. is she getting spoiled. >> we spoil all of our guests. >> live entertainment. >> the guests, we tell them about the duck and they visit her at the nest and they are excited if theare here when they hatch. >> reporter: animal control will come get the ducks and relocate them to a different ea. that a bit sweet day in the hospitality ndustry. beth parker, fox 5 news. >> i guess mom is smart. she keeps going back to the same bed and breakfast. >> they treat her right. >>> the news tonight is far from every. >> the "news edge at 6:00" starts right now. >>> slipped past security

and then out mickey and amelia. >> the first "deal or no deal" deadline has passed, but a chance to win as not. >> your ticket will automatically be entered into the next one for the chance to win $2.5 million. >> moving right along on this happy friday, you're happy pick four numbers. imus. at this party for the maryland lottery saying -- i am sarah and this is money for the maryland lottery saying hey, maryland, let yourself play. go to mdlottery.com. >> the weekend looks hot. it is going to be a typical july weekend. 91 tomorrow. hazy, hot, and humid. for sunday, back within 89- degree reading. a little fun is going to get through on sunday. showers and storms in the afternoon. >> be sure to watch tonight at 5:00. fios guy! where ya headed? uh, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds, and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so is ted. (ted) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (ted) no i'm not. ted has betrayed me... okay... (announcer) unlike cable, fios brings 100% fiber optics straight to your home. switch now, a

the feathered amelia earhart decided to make a nest and lay her eggs on the b & b's patio. this time duck watch did nt disappoint. mom showed up in june and last week seven ducklings hatched. >> they go into the pool immediately. you see these little furry balls floating around with their little feet. >> reporter: swann house manager rick have, raised the -- rick verkler raised the water level in the pool so they can get in and out. maybe part of what the ducks like is the big mirror that runs along the back of the yard. it makes the pool space look twice as big. >> having your own gated pool in the middle of the city, what could be better than that? >> reporter: are you worried she's getting a little spoiled? >> i think so, but we spoil all of our guests, so it's only appropriate. >> reporter: mary ross, the owner of swann house couldn't be more delighted. >> it's live entertainment. >> our guests come and visit the duck in the nest and they're very excited if they happen to be here when they hatch. >> reporter: liken the past animal control will come get the ducks and rel

and now, mickey and amelia for this important lottery message. >> everybody wants a second chance. >> top prize, of $30,000. >> mail in any non winning american classics ticket for another chance to win. >> and that we will have more fun and play pick four. angela jackson and marty strauss saying let yourself play. >> the green ball came up yesterday. wish we had some great on the radar, but none yet. we have an upper level of that is moving through. we could see showers and storms, about a 40% chance. it will be 79 for the daytime high today. well below normal for july. but we watch him back the heat and humidity. it will stay with us for the first half of the weekend. >> come back tonight at 5:00 with donna hamilton and stan stovall. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

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o year after the strule of amelia to train f herew duties "wide ane" return for anupdate. >> reporter: two weeksince the miives first arrivednd none of them isny closer to meeting the requirement of 100 surgeries for their training. >> i haven't done. even twatch them. to s them. what is reay the idea o training tis group of professionals? >> we have some whoagree wh us. who support us. buthere are some who are not happy. but we'rnot too worried about who is not happy. we're worried about who can save lives. >> don't know why they say i is not for midwife becau we are women. [ speakg in native tongue ] >> reporter: but she has no intention on waiting. she calls her program supervisor to discuss the probm. [ speaking in tive tongue ] i feel what i feel. >> cck your lal television listings for "wideangle's birth of a surgn" and seen linet pbs.org/wideangle. and that's "worldfocus" for a wedneay night. a reminder to visit ourwebsite, that's worlocus.org, you wre y can find last night's bog talk radio sh about the rent coupin honduras d houtmedia theris struggling tocort sto. i'm martin s

one year after the struggle of amelia to train for her new duties "wide angle" returns for an update. >> reporter: two weeks since the midwives first arrived and none of them is any closer to meeting the requirement of 100 surgeries for their training. >> i haven't done. even to watch them. to see them. you have also people who don't understand. what is really the idea of training this group of professionals? >> we have some who agree with us. who support us. but there are some who are not happy. but we're not too worried about who is not happy. we're worried about who can save lives. >> i don't know why they say it is not for midwife because we are women. [ speaking in native tongue ] >> reporter: but she has no intention on waiting. she calls her program supervisor to discuss the problem. [ speaking in native tongue ] >> i don't take personal for hiding these things. i say what i feel. >> check your local television listings for "wide angle's birth of a surgeon." and you can also see it online. that's at pbs.org/wideangle. and that's "worldfocus" for a wednesday night. a reminder to

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ahora no somos a ir hasta california con amelia machiavello, que estÁ con una invitada muy especial paraque at txdihph@ e tÚiensas. entonces yo hpxifkh@pienso en c buenas, pienso en cÓmo superar los momentos difÍciles, en cÓmo hacerme reÍr a mí misma y a mis hijos. >> muy triste ver a johnny cargando el ataÚd de su padre, ¿ como una madre puede resistir eso? >> dijo quiso tomar parte en eso y no le pude decir que no. yo no quiero quitarle esa experiencia, aunque es difÍcil para un niÑo de ocho aÑos, pero pensÉ: "prefiero que se sienta fuerte y que se sienta como un hombre, eso es parte de la historia de mi papÁ " y ora es parte de la historia de Él.h@ >> antes era madre soltera y yo sola sacaba mis hijos adelante econÓmicamente. pero esperÁbamos que por lo menos el padre de los otros dos niÑos estuviera ahÍ en cuanto amor y cariÑo, eso no va a suceder. claro que en espÍritu Él estÁ, pero ahora de ellos necesitan mÁs amor. entonces sigue la vida, dihpéxsiguen saliendo los discos, siguen los conciertos, tengo que seguir trabajando, es la mujer que yo soy. >> la mujer que ahora se convierte

. >> amelia te recibimos. >> yo estoy en los angeles para contarle todo lo que pasÓ allÁ adentro, a pesaras gracias, vamos directamente a la informaciÓn, un reporte independiente sobre la polÍti migratoria de los estados unidos, concluyÓ que el fracaso de la reforma de inmigraciÓn y los procedimientos amenazan con daÑar la economÍa estadounidense y debilitan la seguridad nacional. afirma ademÁs que el legajo polÍtico y econÓmico depende de atraer a inmigrantes talentosos y trabajadores. el reportero realizÓ el consejo de relaciones exteriores, un grupo experto. > honduras parecerÍa estar en camino de una salida de su crisis polÍtica, luego de que el presidente de costa rica acepto ser mediador. desde washington explica, se concretÓ esta relación para sentar a dialogar a los dos gobernantes hondureÑos. >> despuÉs de una reuniÓn en el departamento de estados entre el depuesto presidente de honduras, y la secretarÍa hillary clinton, anunciÓ que el presidente del costa rica aceptÓ ser mediadorentre ambas partes del conflicto, que divide a honduras. >> h@tahwi@xzíkph@h@tahwi@wñwkÁ buscarÁ la i

billy tutor had fallen in love with a young woman named amelia jarvis in boston, they were ardent loyalists. this was a month ago -- montague/capulet romeo and juliet love affair. they went off with washington, wonderful letters back and forth between him and his dear delia in which she was urging him to give up this fight, come home, get married, come in with her and her family, in their place as members of the loyalists world. billy tutor is writing back i can't do that, i am rather busy, is what he was saying. finally it got to be very much of an issue. the night of december 24th, after he had received a pleading letter from the elliott jarvis to please come home and he himself was longing more than anything else in life to else i with her, he wrote i cannot desert man who has laid down his life not to desert his country and large part of it have spirit to defend itself. at that point the continental army was down to a few thousand men. when washington went to take command in the summer of 1775, he had made the 14,000. by the time of siege of boston was over, the brilliant stroke of brin

joining me now to talk about all of this, natisha lance, a producer for "nancy grace," and amelia kay, a defense attorney and former prosecutor. all right, natisha, let's start with you. 2004, all this stuff that's coming out. what are we learning now about michael jackson and prescription drugs? >> well, just like you mentioned, vinny, we're hearing michael jackson took ten xanax pills a night. this is coming from one security guard. when he found out about this information, he went to another staff history said, well, michael jackson's actually doing a lot better because he used to be taking 30 to 40 pills per night to get to sleep. >> 30 to 40 a night? >> 30 to 40 pills per night to get to sleep, to get some rest. improving. they're also saying michael doctors, in order to get his hands on some of these medications, these prescription medications. this one security guard also talked about an incident where michael jackson was in his hotel. he fell on his face. he confronted michael jackson saying that he needed to get help. michael jackson denied having a problem. and the security

the inn owners named the duck amelia. >> i'm a little nervous to say anything but i don't want to mess the weather up. >> temperature wise we are in a good groove and humidity wise we are in a great groove. forecast first fot,toghni partly cloudy and cool. d-ws in the d-mi s.50 s bu50misu rbs. mid-50s downtown. rytesuermpesth ine ers 80but vetaco mfe. 80 downtown. on 81 in eredfric ed in leesburg. humidity on n agai ine th35 to 40% thraicwh ae h llh owuavey lry f listh me year. turn the ac off and open the windows tonight. we will come back and talk about getting out of that groove and we will also talk about summer. it is lurking just around the corner. that and more coming up. >>> michael jackson's death still shrouded in mystery. now that the memorials are over, what's next? that story just ahead. ko/ >>> stocks did not move much today on wall street. the dow finished the day up 14 points to close at 8178. nasdaq rose a point and s&p 500 lost one point. >>> sky 9 was out there today over the scene of a messy vegetable oil spill in laurel. this all happened just after lunchtime in th

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. >> ayyy imÁgenes h@en vivo desd el staples center, vamos con amelia que ha estado siguiendo todo. >ilia, en una ceremonia privada. se dice que el cuerpo podrÍa llegar hoy. sin embargo se dice que traen el ataud sin el cuerpo de michael, o con una imitaciÓn. dentro de unas horas, este Área cambiarÁ, porque el miÉrcoles llegarÁ el circo y estarán los elefantes desfilando por aquÍ, quÉ les parece? >> wow, que artistas estÁn confirmados? >> primero darÁ la bienvenida un amigo de la familia, mariah carey, lionel ritchie, kobe bryant, michael jordan, habrÁ un discurso del luther king tercero, y luego las 17,500 personas podrÁn h@enciar la ceremonia. >> que ha pasado con la gran ausente? diana ross, era una de sus grandes amigas? >> es la gran ausente, liz taylor dijo que ella no iba a formar parte de todo esto. diana ross es la gran ausente, no se sabe, hay muchos rumores. yo me quedo aquÍ para darles a paso a paso la informaciÓn. >> gracias a ustedes. >> un millÓn de personas, aunque sles ha pedido que no se acerquen al lugar. >> hay un perÍmetro al cual las personas no pueden ingresar,

>> we have a biography of amelia earhart and there is something of a movie tied into it. there's a movie with hilary swank and richard gere that's coming out this fall and we will be bringing the book to coincide with it. >> how old is the book? >> several years, at least a decade but we are giving it and cover and rolling it back out. >> who as dominique la ierre? >> he has a rainbow in the night about south africa that covers the whole apartheid period and the turmoil the country went through to become the nation it is today. >> da capo? >> we published on fiction primarily. one of our missions to make sure the books fit into the core areas we know we are going to find successful readers. it's a lot of military history. general history, a little politics, current events and a lot of pop culture to mix it up a little bit, music and music history. >> speaking of pop culture, what is this book? >> this is a book on islamic youth called goodbye 20 central. we just brought out the paperback edition. >> what is it about? >> the band and the grunge music movement. >> lissa war

. >> amelia se pasa 70 horas al aÑo en el trÁfico.lejos. >> ¿que pasara con el d.f.?ts[f trabajo, cuatro horas en promedio. el distrito federal tiene 20 millones de habitantes. asÍ es como vamos, noticias, le tengo informaciÓn de Último momento, desde la aviaciÓn comercial vuelve a ponerse de luto por la caÍda del navío, pedazos del aviÓn regados en 1 @ area rural, un tsunami estÁn pleno desarrollo en nueva zelanda, lo que un sismo estremeciÓ la costa oeste de ese paÍs. pero no informÓ ni de vÍctimas ni de severos daÑos materiales. la jueza sonia sotomayor regresa hoy al senado para otro riguroso interrogatorio por parte de los legisladores encargados de confirmar la como magistrada de la corte suprema, se espera que su crÍtico republicano insiste en cuestionar su capacidad para emitir fallos justos e imparciales, mientras que los demÓcratas, destacan la trayectoria de la jurista, desde washington nos cuenta cÓmo viene este dÍa y cÓmo se va a desempeÑar hoy sonia sotomayor. >> a minutos de haber empezado el segundo dÍa, la jueza sonia

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the idea was spawned out of this road trip where we went from atlanta to savannah, georgia, to -- amelia punched me out at the happiest place on earth. we got to disney world. things got a little tense in the car. the thing that sort of broke the camel's back. he ask the where to get his laundry done, i don't know, bam, that was it. that's what it was. >> he's taller than me >> we then spent the next five hours in an suv going down the highway and it was therapy. >> we got out five hours later. patrick got out because of the constant bickering. i'm meanwhile, i'm dr. phil in the car. he gets out in a gas station in the middle of nowhere in florida and says that's it. i'm done. i'm not getting back in t car so i'm standing there in florida 118-degree heat going patrick we're at a gas staon, there's nothing else for 40 miles an. what are you going to do, walk? he gets back in the car and for the rest of the trip it was pins and needles and crying and loving -- >> cathartic. >> we eventually -- >> it ended up with us swimming with the dolphins and making out. >> he actually slept with one o

overcoming significant hurdles to carry the torch for amelia earhart and to pass it on to sally ride. last month, after the president signed into law a measure -- that honors alberta and her fellow wasp with a congressional gold medal, it was our hope that she would be able to travel to washington in the near future and take part in a ceremony commemorating this honor. but ad sadly alberta passed away this past friday evening. on behalf of the people of western new york, i extend my deepest sympathies to alberta's loved ones and ask the house to join me in honoring this distinguished member of the greatest generation. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california rise? ms. sanchez: i rise to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. sanchez: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to highlight the significance of health care reform for our country and to emphasize the importance of keeping the real v.i.p.'s, the peopl

whether it was aviators of the past like charles lindhburg or amelia erhardt or those more recently steve fosset who flew a solo trip around the world, aviation has a unique ability to capture our attention and inspire us to achieve things we once thought were impossible. advances in aviation technology and engineering have led to the development of larger, faster, more fuel efficient planes that carry passengers and goods around the world. the ease of travel and shipment of modern aviation allows -- has contributed to worldwide economic growth and new opportunities for leisure traveler for far more people than ever before. and in america the aviation industry accounts for more than $1 trillion in economic activity each year. millions of americans are employed by this critical industry that facilitates so many other economic transactions. as a kansan i take special pride in the aviation industry which has deep roots in our state. pioneers in the industry such as glen steerman, walter beach, clyde cessna, all have important connections to the sunflower state. many of these innovators helpe

, on behalf of senatorially, i ask unanimous consent that -- on behalf of senator americaly, that amelia, an internist in his office, be granted floor privileges for today's session. the presiding officer: without objection. cough cave ask unanimous consent that bill kerlin, an air force fellow be granted floor privileges on debate during the defense thorlings bill. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. kaufman: i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: i ask unanimous consent by asking unanimous consent that major paul taylor be granted floor privileges for the remainder of this legislative session. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: thank you, mr. president. i want to speak briefly about a very important amendment, number 1725, which i think will help us restore the franchise, the vote to our deployed military overseas. this is a bipartisan amendment, the lead sponsor is senator chuck schumer, and senator bob bennett, both the chairman and the ranking member of the rules committee. but this i this builds on the wt senator b