ashton kutcher and mila kunis. they were lovebirds on "that '70s show."ld you pay to wear high heels? how far would you go? would you do toe surgery? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> it's the extreme some women are going to. >> we cannot wait for that. >>> this man weighed over 500 pounds. he has to drop at least half his weight to save his life. we'll tell you how he did it. wait until you see him now. chris powell will join us for that. first, news from josh. >>> new details about the man accused of the shooting rampage at a temple in wisconsin. he killed six people at a sikh temple near milwaukee before he was fatally shot by the police. the suspect was an army veteran who may have been a white see prem cy -- supremacist. a police officer was critically injured. >>> in eastern pennsylvania, a deadly lightning strike at a nascar racetrack. one man killed by his car in the parking lot. nine others injured. one critically. a storm warning issues 45 minutes earlier, raising questions about whether the race should have been called off or the warnings given sooner. >

ashton kutcher and mila kunis. they were lovebirds on "that '70s show."e is heating up. >> wow? >>> also coming up, how high a price would you pay to wear high heels? how far would you go? would you do toe surgery? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> it's the extreme some women are taking to to fit into their sky-high stilettos. >> we cannot wait for that. >>> we have another incredible story coming up. this man weighed over 500 pounds. he has to drop at least half his weight to save his life. we'll tell you how he did it. wait until you see him now. chris powell will join us for that. first, news from josh. >> we're going to bring you new details this morning about the man accused of going on that shooting rampage at the temple in wisconsin. sources have identified him as a 40-year-old army veteran named wade michael page, who sources say may have been a white supremacist. the shots rang out as people gathered for services at a sikh temple near milwaukee. six people were killed before the police officer shot and killed the gunman. one police officer in that shootout

. >>> gwyneth and ashton are wearing them and you can do, the geeky glasses that give back. why fashion's latest accessories have as much to do with doing good as looking good. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. tonight more olympic triumph for team usa as nathan adrian wins the 100 meter men's freestyle race. and the women's relay is won as well. so how do champions like these fuel up for victory. that's a 10,000 calorie question. the answer isn't just tofu, it's fast food, from big macs to milk shakes. jeffrey kofman comes to us from the london games to tell us how these athletes are really chowing down. >> and the 48--year-old record -- >> america's solid gold plimpians. there's michael phelps brandishing, his 19th olympic medal alongside his teammates to helped make it possible. so how did the fittest and finest athletes in the world celebrate an achievement that made their country so proud, so happy? well, of course, a happy meal. here's the tweet from relay team member ricky berens. finally, end of season celebration dinner -- mcdonald's, yes, all for me! >> excuse me?

ashton eaton and trey hardy who won gold and silver respectively. there's meredith vieira and ryan seacrest as well. >> also the aforementioned women's soccer team. guess who is on the bus with us this morning. they are here in london. ladies. >> come on out! team usa! ♪ [ applause ] >> how do you guys feel? ♪ [ applause ] >> and we've got other athletes, including ryan lochte on the bus. he, of course, had an amazing olympic games. five medals here from london. >> we've got them. the women's water polo team also took home gold last night. [ applause ] >> gold and silver medals decathlon. ashton eaton and trey hardee, congratulations, guys. ryan lochte, the whole crew here. it's like a clown car, u.s. athlete and medal winners, still coming down from the top. >> when in london you ride in a doubledecker bus even if you're an olympic gold medalist. we thank them for being here. we'll talk to these folks in a couple minutes. first the latest olympic news. natalie has that. >> another huge night for team usa with lots of gold to go around. >> it's all

. >> american ashton eaton broke the world record earning 9,039 points.ntil then dan o'brien held the american record for two decades. he also of course, won the gold medal in atlanta at the '96 olympic games. and dan, it is so wonderful to be with us. in the commercial break, you outed the fact you've never been to london before. hopefully you're enjoying it. it's a lovely city. let's get straight to the decathlon. all eyes are on ashton eaton, sets this new world record as we mentioned. you walked up to him afterwards and give him this big hug. bring us inside that exchange. what did you say? >> you know, after ashton broke the world record i happened to be standing by and it was one of those moments i had been waiting a long time for somebody to score high and break my american record and he was the man to do it. i knew it was a matter of time and what do you say to a guy who just did somebody nobody else in the world has done. everybody -- everybody needs support, not just in track and field but in all olympic sports. i'm proud to be part -- i'm proud

ashton is by far the best in the world, broke the world record at the trials. the greatest decathlete we've produced. any athlete you know, any sport, training for 10 years, he can not do what ashton will do in the next few days. the most phenomenal athlete i've seen. >> a check of the olympic headlines from natalie morales. >> good morning to you guys once again. i'll start with the excitement on the track and field including the first ever gold medal for one country and a nailbiter for the u.s. women in soccer. >> here comes -- it's in! >> a thrilling victory for team usa in the finals in soccer. alex morgan headed in the winning goal in the game giving the u.s. a 4-3 win over canada. >> i was saying the whole time i don't care who scores, as long as we score and win, that's all that matters. i got my head on it and i didn't even see it go in. >> u.s. women face japan for gold on thursday, a rematch of the world cup game. >> she next over the bar. >> track and field american jenn suhr took a gold medal in the pole vault after clearing 1'57". going for her thi

. >> gwyneth paltrow, ashton kutcher, the stars can't get enough.y look good, but also because they're doing good. call it charity chic. for every pair of frames you buy, they give a pair to one of the billion people around the globe who can't afford them. >> you can imagine a child that can't see the blackboard. >> warby parker in the brain child of buddies who went to business school together and started the company when they realized how cheap it really is to make a pair of glasses. >> didn't make sense to us that glasses cost as much as an iphone and could we produce the same quality glasses for a fraction of the price. >> reporter: so while designer frames can cost hundreds of dollars, here you only pay $95. >> how do you get that price down? >> we bypass the middle man. we were looking at this industry. we found that it was controlled by a few very large companies and we could literally provide all the margin that was going to the big companies to normal people. >> they realized they could sell glasses at home and give them away to people in p

. >>> plus, ashton. mariah. matt lauer. who are tv's highest paid stars. >>> and matthew perry's new show. will he finally have another primetime success? >>> justin timberlake's romance with amy adams. clint eastwood as her dad.

over a new problem at richmond refinery and the discovery hinders the investigation >>> i was 44 ashton kutcher error >>> people driving in stolen cars and not knowing at the elaborate scheme to trick californians into buying hot vehicles. >>> we begin with breaking news firefighters have lifted an evacuation orders in lake county, the make progress against 2 big wild fires those fires one quarter contained to 93 structures and 6,000 a. have burned since the fires broke out yesterday. >>> six sons near clear lake ordered to evacuate don knapp shows us are ranch became a rescue scene. >>> you cannot see the fires right now but many of the 400 firefighters on the line taking the advantage of the cooler temperatures to knock down hot spots and get a line around the fire you can see traffic backing up as it has all day folks in spring valley trying to get back home now the orders have been lifted. >>> without strong winds and dry conditions and temperatures reaching 112 degrees popping up 2 fires. by late afternoon firefighters treated the to blazes as one. >>> it allows the fires to burn e

silver spring and ashton. you folks there in glendale, ft. washington, you're at 70 degrees right now. the radar, quiet, few showers coming through west virginia. hometown forecast, up to the north in frederick, maryland, from sunshine to clouds by noontime. there's your 12:30 p.m. 812, the temperature. top out at 84, 86. up to the north with those storms in the forecast. clearing out after about 8:00 there, areas up to the knot. >>> checking out delays in our area, veronica. it's pretty slow. at least you're not jammed. you are slow though. from college park, really passing i-95, delays continue as you approach georgia avenue. no accidents in that area. over to route 50 in maryland, hitting the brakes as you approach landover road. this is slow trip. in fact, all of the way into the city as you connect to new york avenue. but to get to vw parkway, 31 miles per hour. that drive will take you ten minutes. eun, over to you. >> danella, thank you. >>> maryland lawmakers have finally hit the jackpot after months of debate this morning. governor w

centreville, ashton 30, arlington 45 followed by dale city. the cities were ranked on strong job opportunities, great schools, low crime, quality health care and plenty to do. well, if you spend a lot of your leisure time outdoors, you might notice we have a lot of mosquitoes out there this summer. while most bites are harmless, some of those critters could be watering west nile. more than what you should do to protect yourself. >> reporter: eighty percent of the people who get west nile have no symptoms whatsoever. eighty percent, they get bit, they get infected, they resolve. their immune system is good enough to resolve it. >> reporter: others have flu-like symptoms that show up in a few days. more likely to get sick, over age 50, this time of year big for bull repellant. >> i think it's important because you don't know which mosquitoes have west nile. >> you spray before you go out and play. >> dr. jorge with the fairfax county health department has spent his life studying mosquitoes. when he had flu-like symptoms like year, the last thing

ashton eaton won gold. in the jump, gold and silver. the fastest man in the world now has another olympic gold medal. jamaican sprinter usain bolt won the 200 meter thursday to become the first man to win back-to-back gold in both the 100 and 200 meter. as always bolt gave the crowd a show to celebrate his win. >> there's no words to explain how i feel. i came here to become a legend and i'm now a legend. i've shown the world i'm the best without a doubt. thank you very much. >>> one team, no losses, gold medal. >> more celebrating in the pool with gold in women's water polo. team usa beat spain for its first olympic gold medal. maggie scored five goals. >> we turned it on. we knew it was going to be a battle. we knew they were going to keep fighting until the last breath. >> in women's boxing, the 17-year-old high school student beat russia. back on the track, an incredible run for mitchell. broke his leg in the 4 x 400 relay. you can see him limping at the finish. he thought it was just a cramp. later doctors said he had broken his le

iran's chief nuclear negotiator, sayed jillili, spoke over the telephone with katherine ashton. a statement released by the eu said the two sides will talk again at the end of the month. in june, iran and the western powers, the united states, britain, france, and germany joined by russia and china held a third meeting in moscow. experts from both sides have been holding technical discussions to clarify the details of iran's nuclear program. the western countries demanded that iran stop working to enrich uranium to 20% for purity. iran refused saying its program is for peaceful purposes only. >>> egypt's first democratic elected president is reflecting the strong influence of the country's military in his new government. mohamed morsi has given members of the armed forces a voice in his cabinet. morsi swore in prime minister khandil and 34 other members of his cabinet. he kept head of the sprep couup council of the armed forces as defense minister. morsi took office in ne. his muslim brotherhood faced off against the military during the presidential election campaign. he gave fo

ashton eaton, the world record holder did it jen for yesterday. finishing the competition with 8,869 points. trey hardy of the u.s. took silver. oscar pistorius, one of the great stories, his relay team moves on to the final in the four by 400. that happened by virtue of appeal. his teammate fell and they ruled he was blocked and decided south africa could race in the final. we will see him today. incredible story from the american team. mateo mitchell in the 4 by 400. he broke his leg inside of 200 meters. he said he heart it and saw the small bone pop in his left leg and he wanted to lie down, but he knew if he did, his team would not make it to the final. he ran through. mateo mitchell, what an effort. he is into the 4 by 400 final. in boxing, a 17-year-old woman of flint michigan won gold for the middle weight class out of flint michigan. marks the first time women's boxing has been included here at the olympic games and a 17-year-old american is the gold medalist. a women's basketball team trailed at half and did win in the semi final. they p

jeff ashton was on the prosecution team in charge of the forensic evidence. >> so what we have here... >> bergman: twenty years ago, ashton was the first prosecutor in the united states to get a conviction based on dna. now he wanted to use a new forensic method to convince the jury that the smell in the trunk of that car was the "smell of death." >> you can actually kind of detect it a little bit still, to this day. >> explain to us the introduction of the smell of death. >> the odor analysis. >> right. >> we had the trunk of a car, which was described by a number of lay witnesses as having an odor that was distinctly identifiable as human decomposition. i smelled it myself. and i can tell you, having smelled it over my career many, many times, it's very recognizable. i noticed it. this sort of sat in the middle of the trunk... there was a stained area on the carpet that appeared to be the source of the odor, and that piece of carpet was sent in a sealed condition to dr. vass. >> bergman: dr. arpad vass is a forensic anthropologist at oak ridge national laboratory. he has been studyi

mila was in black swan, and her boyfriend, ashton kutcher, used to be in an old goat.laughter] [cheers and applause] hey, mila, is it true demi moore sent you a birthday card with $5 in it? all right, mila... happy burn day, darling. hopefully your birthday is the only thing you share with magic johnson. moving on to someone else with a poisonous missile, here's north korean dictator kim jong-un! when the official north korean news agency announced the opening of the amusement park, everyone in north korea said the same thing-- "what's amusement?" by the way, "fun park" is also the name of the guy who owns the place. north korean fun park. it's like disney world, except at disney world, you don't end up eating goofy and pluto. [laughter, groans] sorry. wow, a groaner. that one went over like mitt romney at an naacp meeting. [booing in video] [cheers and applause] wow. look at him. you would have thought he just did a joke about the aurora shooter. am i right, people? [nervous chuckle] my buddy snoop dogg-- have you heard about this? he's become a rastafarian now, and h

iran's chief nuclear negotiator sayeed jalilly spoke over the afternoon with eu chief katherine ashton. a statement said the two sides will talk again at the end of the month. in june, iran and the western powers, the united states, britain, france and germany joined by russia and china held a third meeting in moscow. experts from both sides have been holding technical discussions to clarify the details of iran's nuclear program. the western countries demanded that iran stop working to enrich uranium to 20% fissile purity. iran refused saying its program is for peaceful purposes only. >>> egypt's first democratically elected president is reflecting the strong influence of the new military in his government. mohamed morsi has given members of the armed forces a voice in his cabinet. he sporm in the prime minister and 34 other members of his cabinet. he kept the head of the supreme koum of the armed forces muhammad hossein tantawi as defense minister. morsi took office in june. his muslim brotherhood faced off against the military during the presidential election campaign. he gave four m

. >>> then, new clues about mila kunis and ashton kutcher's rumored romance. >>> plus, justin biebers beat up. ♪ as long as you love me >>> stars strike back. j. lo's lawsuit threats over reports of her boyfriend in a gay nightclub. tom cruise. janet jackson. all fighting the tabloids. can they win? >> the celebrity is definitely trying to make a statement. >>> engaged jessica biel at the big "total recall" premiere. >> where is mr. timberlake?

team usa now has 39 -- 90 medals, 39 gold including ashton eaten. china has 80, russia with 56. >> we are also following breaking news out of afghanistan where an afghan commander and several of his men killed three u.s. soldiers. we're told the men turned their guns on the americans after inviting them to a dinner to discuss security. nato says the attack appeared planned and carried out by rogue afghan forces, this makes the third attack by afghan soldiers training to take over security after u.s. forces leave in 2014. >> we can tell you one of the biggest most anticipated music festivals kicks off today. we're talking about the outside lands, it is sold out and will offer 60s pop to rock. christie smith is live at golden gate park where all of the music is coming in. >> standing in front of what i would like to be my entrance. i do not have tickets but we're talking three major head liners, 100 performers, 65,000 people a day and it's sold out. it looked like they were testing lights. just looking at it, it was awesome. this year a diverse lineup

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ashton eaton, and clay hardee had a gold and silver for the united states. on the basketball court, the women's team made it to the finals after turning away australia, the number two team in the world. and in the water, haley anderson swam for two-straight hours, only to lose gold by a half-second. the u.s. women of water polo fared better, having failed to make the top prize in the last three olympics, they finally won their first olympic gold. finally, claressa shields, the middleweight punched her way to the gold medal. part of the freshman mras of women olympic boxers, the first in history. >> tom mentioned usain bolt. after he won the 100. he set another record on twitter. he set a olympic game conversation record with over 80,000 tweets per minute. >> one of the fastest human being on the planet. you're pretty cool. you deserve it. here's a guy who can play in pain. check him out. running in the 4x400 meter relay when he felt a pop in his leg. turns out, it was broken. and he finished his leg of the rel relay. and the u.s. qualified for the final. >>>

ashton eaton won the gold and his teammate trey hardee took the silver.t one twfinish in that grueling event since 1956. for team usa. the women's soccer final, carli lloyd scored twice. lead them to a victory for the third straight olympic gold. the women took the first ever gold in water polo. 17-year-old claressa shields won in her weight class. the first time women's boxing has been an olympic event. all that helped to bolster the u.s.'s lead over china. team usa has 90 medals, including 39 gold. the chinese with 80. 37 gold. russia is third with 56 total and a dozen gold. >>> one member of team usa deserves a medal for courage. sprinter manteo mitchell was running the first leg of a preliminary race in the meter rely when he heard a bop in his left leg. he kept on running passed the baton and limped off the track as his teammates went on to qualify for the final. doctors confirmed that mitchell had run half a lap with a broken leg. a major trade is said to be near completion this morning in the nba. a four-team deal that would send orlando center dwi

in on this developing story we heard from the high representative of the european union catherine ashton who has said she is deeply disappointed by this verdict calling it disproportionate a similar sentiment has also been echoed by germany's foreign minister so clearly this story taking place in russia has ignited a wave of reaction around the globe. and a u.s. based journalist says that her washington should look closer to home and tidy up its own affairs before judging others. the united states has other double standards that bear on this case too first let's look at the one nine hundred eighty nine case of st patrick's cathedral where act up members came into the church of about forty five of them were arrested before they could really voice their own protests and numerous times since the beginning of the iraq war around the united states people have tried to go into churches to speak to the congregations are known to modern for example an activist in the united states has done it about thirty times to try to say look your religious beliefs are so and so what's happening violates the

in on this developing story we heard from the high representative of the european union catherine ashton who has said she is deeply disappointed by this verdict calling it disproportionate a similar sentiment has also been echoed by germany's foreign minister so clearly this story taking place in russia has ignited a wave of reaction around the globe no doubt about the marina it has been the talk of the time for at least the last two weeks if not the last six months will catch up with you later there thank you marina reporting there from new york for us but as well as international public reaction on the streets of the pussy riot case has exploded across the internet the host of the website program why you should blog him kirby told my colleague. about the online response. but there's definitely some negativity you know when you look at the internet like i've been saying it's have been talking if there's. a lot of the more liberal people the supporters of course they're going nuts and they're posting everything that this is awful and on the other side of people who have a more religious

she'll play an old family friend of ashton ciewch near's -- ciewch near's character. rosie o'donnell maze a surprise wedzing announcement. o'donnell who recently suffered a heart attack confirmed on her blog that she married her partner michele rounds in a hospital ceremony back in june. she has been getting treatment for a rare gastrointestinal disease. they plan to have a big wedding when they're both feeling better. >> i'll be -- ♪ >> reporter: alanis morissette performed her new hit. she started writing the new songs shortly after giving birth to her son who is now 18 responsibilities old. >> i felt compelled to write about the experience of this mom protectorship, momma bear thing, wanting to protect my son's safety and freedom at the same time. >> reporter: havoc and bright lights is morissette's first new album in four years. there's big news for star wars fans. two of the films are about to hit theaters in 3-d. >> he's holding me back. >> reporter: star wars episode 2: attack of the clones is being rereleased in 3-d on september 20. episode three, revenge, fol

. >>> plus, ashton. mariah.

in on this developing story we heard from the high representative of the european union catherine ashton who has said she's deeply disappointed by this verdict calling it disproportionate a similar sentiment has also been echoed by germany's foreign minister so clearly this story taking place in russia has ignited a wave of reaction around the globe martin mccauley a russian specialist at the university of london told me earlier that the thirds will publish the not political motives are really behind the rise of reputation. they did something very daring it's all but produce a thing they wanted to make themselves famous if you like and therefore therefore decided to go into the main because it will. be achieved their goal of being becoming really world famous by doing what you did when president putin or prime minister biju goes abroad no the first question will be when are the pussy's really going to be released you know why why you put him in prison. and when they are released. they will in fact travel the world become famous they have achieved their goal their famous well as well as t

in on this developing story we heard from the high representative of the european union catherine ashton who has said she's deeply disappointed by this verdict calling it disproportionate a similar sentiment has also been echoed by germany's. minister so clearly this story taking place in russia has ignited a wave of reaction around the globe the pussy riot trial has spawned a wave of hysteria on the part of the western media claiming the sentence to be a violation of freedom of speech but as the professor of political science at innsbruck university points out this outcries based on stereotypes and money to pussy riot women. according to my highly inappropriate behavior was wildly meaner if you want to protest your leadership if you want to protest even the party out you can do is outside the church that should not. play if it is still here to actually push if this is believed possible to me because you're right it's an extremely good starting story here you have young women it's pretty they have small children and they are now fighting the beast and mr putin was a very very bad reputat

there could be history on the track for team usa as well. 24-year-old decathlete ashton eaton will look to claim his first gold medal and break an olympic record at the same time. he set the new world record for decathlon points at the u.s. trials and is on track to come close to that mark. two locals are also looking for a podium spot today. julie zetlin of bethesda is looking to break a european strongle hold on the sport. she is the 2010 u.s. champ and 2010 pan am champ. she is also the first american to make the olympic sport since 2004. and finally, it will be a marathon day for tae kwon do athlete terrence jennings. the alexandria native is the u.s. tae kwon do athlete of the year, and he won the bronze at the pan am games. he will try to work his way through a 16-man bracket today and all the way to the gold medal match later tonight. >> and team usa is once again in the lead with the medal count with 81. 34 of those are gold. china now trails by four with 77 but still holds the lead in gold medals. russia moved ahead of great britain into the third spot with 52 medals. another i

in on this developing story we heard from the high representative of the european union catherine ashton who has said she is deeply disappointed by this verdict calling it disproportionate a similar sentiment has also been echoed by germany's foreign minister so clearly this story taking place in russia has ignited a wave of reaction around the globe. for let's talk more now about the international reaction to the pussy riot so let's speak to robert naiman policy director of just foreign policy joining me live now from washington good to see you today thanks for coming on the program it seems the seams of the pussy riot sentence has left no one in the west indifferent how do you assess the abundant criticism that's been unleashed given that in relation to cases like oh i know not be a lot about jobs rain or britain's refusal to observe. them right so the response with those was nowhere nearly as vocal. that's right i mean he viewed in isolation i think most people in the us would see the pussy riot for it it is extreme two years for this protest but as you say if you put it in the contex

foreign policy chief catherine ashton saying she's disappointed by the verdict we're keeping a close watch on all the developments updating you as you soon as we have them we. need. well of course we will continue following other breaking news for you here on r t don't forget that you can always check out our twitter feed that's r.t. underscore com for all the latest from outside the courtroom plus there are live updates available to you on our website our teeth dot com including reaction from relatives of the three members of pussy riot. but we are coming to you live from moscow i'm rori sushi and julian assange is now officially a political refugee but he seems no closer to getting out of the ecuadorian embassy in london than before the asylum announcement was made britain made it clear the deal did not affect his determination to arrest the whistleblower and extradite him to sweden in defiance of international law that is artie's laura smith was at the embassy on the day of drama and has this report. it was the day they'd been waiting for julian assange was holed up in london's ec