frank is more like mooch and you can imagine, starting to get into "atla atlas alice structur. he started as a lobbyist. he was the lobbyist for henry written from one of the great heroes of the "atlas shrugged." he gets into betraying riordan. a certain kind of corruption. this is one of these things when liberals are corrupt it doesn't get welcome portage they might be surprised to know that barney frank was censured by the congress for a scam and which ended up admitting to have used male prostitutes and pay them, and sustained them in his apartment in washington as a base of operations for them. did you know that as a member of congress regulating fannie mae and freddie mac he placed one of his gay lovers as a financial analyst at fannie mae? as a libertarian i have no objection whatsoever to his sexual preferences. i have a serious objection to corruption. we're talking about a deeply, deeply corrupt man whose corruption very nearly destroyed the world. another villain from "atlas shrugged" alive and well in the world is alan greenspan. what character in "atlas shrugged" i

how many people here have read "atlas shrugged"? am actually stunned to not see every single hand in the room go up. here we have got two big thumbs up, fantastic. if you haven't read "atlas shrugged," and away i envy you because you have before you a fantastic treat. the first reading of alba shrugged is a transformative experience. in poll after poll when americans are asked what is the book that influences you the most, À la shrugged is always in the top two or three. "the fountainhead" her her other masterpieces also in the top two or three. i have to tell you there's a message in there. it is that we libertarians and individuals one of the -- we tend to sometimes think we are long. i tell you i can feel very alone. it is fantastic to be here at freedomfest. i thank mark skousen for hacking me for years to come here. is great to see their like-minded people. they just don't happen to live in my zip code. back to ayn rand. À la shrugged was written 54 years ago and probably the best-selling book in the english language which is a

how many people here have read "atlas shrugged"? i am actually stunned to not see every single hand in the room go up. here we have got two big thumbs up, fantastic. if you haven't read "atlas shrugged," and away i envy you because you have before you a fantastic treat. the first reading of alba shrugged is a transformative experience. in poll after poll when americans are asked what is the book that influences you the most, À la shrugged is always in the top two or three. "the fountainhead" her her other masterpieces also in the top two or three. i have to tell you there's a message in there. it is that we libertarians and individuals one of the -- we tend to sometimes think we are long. i tell you i can feel very alone. it is fantastic to be here at freedomfest. i thank mark skousen for hacking me for years to come here. is great to see their like-minded people. they just don't happen to live in my zip code. back to ayn rand. À la shrugged was written 54 years ago and probably the best-selling book in the english language which is

how many people here have read "atlas shrugged"?i am actually stunned to not see every single hand in the room go up. here we have got two big thumbs up, fantastic. if you haven't read "atlas shrugged," and away i envy you because you have before you a fantastic treat. the first reading of alba shrugged is a transformative experience. in poll after poll when americans are asked what is the book that influences you the most, À la shrugged is always in the top two or three. "the fountainhead" her her other masterpieces also in the top two or three. i have to tell you there's a message in there. it is that we libertarians and individuals one of the -- we tend to sometimes think we are long. i tell you i can feel very alone. it is fantastic to be here at freedomfest. i thank mark skousen for hacking me for years to come here. is great to see their like-minded people. they just don't happen to live in my zip code. back to ayn rand. À la shrugged was written 54 years ago and probably the best-selling book in the english language which is

amÉrica goleÓ al atlas 5-2. potros de atlante 2-1. los incidentes que se produjeron frente al estadio del torreÓn dio la vuelta al mundo. miles de personas buscaban refugio. el partido entre moretti y santos fue suspendido en la primera parte. manchester city se impu frente al bolton 3-2. por su parte, el mexicano chicharito hernÁndez está entrenando tiempo completo con el manchester united. alex ferguson dijo que tiene que elegir cuÁl es el mejor momento para su regreso. y en tenis, el escocÉs andy murray, ganÓ luego de derrotar a novak djokovic tras una retirada del serbio. >> esto es todo por hoy, pero recuerden que tenemos mucho mÁs en nuestro segmento de la repÚblica deportiva maÑana en primer impacto. chau, me despido por ahora. nos vemos. despido por ahora. nos vemos. ♪ >> como tiene una variedad de noticias, tenemos un adelanto. >> este lunes en despierta amÉrica honramos un juego diseÑado para la educaciÓn financiera, el concilio nacional de la raza patrocinando versiÓn en espaÑol. ademÁs en inmigraciÓn

descontÓ benÍtez completÓ la tripleta y goleada sobre el atlas. >>> pumas defendÍa su invicto ante elsobre los potros. y el director de selecc nacionales dwej o en claro que el amistoso entre brasil y mÉxico se jugarÁ en torreon, santos dijo que se encont perforaciones de bala en el interior del estadio. y en la mls, fire y pavel pardo pusieron fin a su mala racha. >>> mientras pavel puso el tiro de esquina que terminÓ con el cabezazo de gol para el 2 a 0 final. bueno, entonces, chicharito, chicharito, chicharito, listo para ayudar al manchester. >>> y otro que pu h dooediera regresar a las canchas es el chupete suazo, maÑana, y inmediatamente jugaran comnicaciones de guatemala contra herediano de costa rica, siga con mÁs de primer impacto. >>> gracias roxana y el cantautor, ricardo arjona nos recibiÓ en mÉxico para hablar del disco que acaba de fundar y el que esta lanzando el disco 27 de septiembre que lo describe como dirÍa yo el mÁs import de su carrera y verÓnica del castillo lo entrevistÓ y habla cosas interesÍntimas o no. >>> lo dices muy bien, fue una reveladora entrevista, qu

perder contrato con la empresa que elabora su playera >>> los nombre de juan carlos chaves...... el atlasonto se queda en europa >>> y el besiball, enrachado los gigantes pero por el camino negativa enfrenta a ..7 y 15 el cuadro tiene 61 ganados y solo 4 victorias en los últimos juegos veamos la tabla [información en pantalla] >>> el abierto de estados unidos, adelante el frances que sigue en ascenso y ferer se lleva el partido es el último gran slam en el deporte blanco >>> gracias gustavo >>> queremos invitarlo a que siga nuestra página de internet para que recorra el puente de la bahia, que vea nuestras fotos, ya falta

norway bomber but the response isn't exactly what you'd expect the inner most recent post on her blog atlas shrugged geller talked about the summer camp of brave and open fire don and she called the labor party's summer youth camp and indoctrination a training center she explained it promoted anti israel ideologies and then go wrote the camp was run by the youth movement of the labor party and used to indoctrinate teens and young adults she went on to say great it was targeting the future leaders of the party responsible for flooding norway with muslims who refuse to assimilate who commit major violence against norwegian natives including a violent gang rapes with impunity and who live on the dole all done without the consent of norwegians now is think progress then pointed out geller also posted pictures of the kids camp just a short while before the shooting underneath the image she wrote the faces which are more middle eastern or mixed than pure norwegian so really is this geller's way of defending the actions of very big here to give a reason for the slaughter of innocent people and sad

check out this clip our own lauren lyster questioned her about aline an old atlas shrugged post were geller said that hitler was inspired by islam. hitler was inspired by islam hitler himself said the armenian genocide which was the slaughter of under two million christians by the outer means by by the muslim vampire was his template for the holocaust. yeah so if that wasn't bad enough now she's actually defending the actions of a man who murdered almost one hundred innocent people it's truly hard me to wrap my head around that kind of hate along gellar does so first and i'm right to express her disgusting point of view in her own way we also have a right to fight back against her ignorant rantings and make sure that everyone is aware of what that woman stands for. now as i mentioned earlier in the show part of this debt deal if it goes through was going to lead to the creation of a super committee and then that bipartisan committee will have to decide on one point two trillion dollars in cuts but if they can't agree that's going to unleash a trigger the cuts one point two trillion d

fiber one. >>> ignition and liftoff of the atlas 5 with juno on a trek to jupiter.e puzzle. >>> nasa's mission on jupiter underway now. juno launched yesterday. scientists hoping it will answer some of the key questions about the formation of the solar system. they chose jupiter for exploration because they believe it holds material leftover from the sun's creation 5 billion years ago. >>> three lego figures are hitching a ride to jupiter. nasa added the lego likenesses of galileo, jupiter and juno on the satellite. >>> this week's jefferson award winner is a living example that big change is possible for people who have made bad choices in the past. as kate kelly reports, one south bay woman has worked hard to be a role model in a tough environment. >> what about you? what are you working on? >> reporter: shirley lamar's life has come full circle. >> are you good at math? excellent. >> reporter: 22 years ago, she would have been wearing an orange jump suit at the jail, instead she comes to work here to help run an in custody recovery program, called choices. >> eve

to get back into that since then the movie at a shrugged come out with my family we are rereading "atlas shrugged" which is very timely for those of us better here in washington d.c.. >> welcome to barnes & noble. i want to thank major rusty bradley for coming. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for coming. unfortunately have been made not attend and had a significant event come up at the last minute and i hate that because he was extremely significant in the right thing and production of this project and really would not have taken off without him. but to start with a very sincere thank you on my behalf for coming tonight. the project has taken four years in the making. your support is indicative of this community and the soldiers that serve here. let me start by telling those of you who were not from this area that this this day at the bill and fort bragg home of special operations and two things you need to know about this area it is not a place to end up in a bar fight and this is the home of where he rose come from. the reason i wrote the book is because i have the privilege of know

. >> al minuto 63: >> en el invierno de toluca, atlas y los diablosrojos terminaron como empezaron.z. la prÓxima semana se harÁ fiocial. pero serÁ hasta el prÓximo aÑo cuando se ponga la camiseta merengue. >> pasamos con el campeÓn en inglaterra. se trata del manchester united. el equipo de ferguson vino de atrÁs y remontÓ un 2- 0 para ganar 3 por 2. >> en las grandes ligas, los gigantes de san francisco ganaron a los tigres de filadelfia. y terminamos con: la ausencia de 14 meses no le pesÓ en lo absoluto. ♪ >> y la selecciÓn de paraguay llegarÁ a mÉxico este lunes para el amistoso ante las Águilas del amÉrica. regreso contigo. >> muchÍsimas gracias. como cada maÑana, despierta amÉrica tiene una variada opciÓn de tonoticias y reportajes. un adelanto de la ediciÓn de maÑana. >> muchas gracias. este lunes en despierta amÉrica: la historia de valentÍa de una mexicana que luego de sobrevivir a un atentado de la mafia en que su vehÍculo recibiÓ 2700 disparos y nueve estallidos de granada, vuelve al servicio pÚblico. esto y mÁs en despierta amÉrica. >> recuerde: nos traerÁn estas y otras

juno left on an atlas 5 rocket. a project that cost $5 billion. the mission will take five years. those behind the mission hope it will give them a wealth of new information about the planet's composition. jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. scientists believe is the first to be formed. knowing about its structure and make up its key to learning about how other plants involved. >> scientists have been waiting for a long time. juno is going to do several things that no on the spacecraft has done. it is going to give us a few of the planet we have never had before. -- view of the planet we have never had before. >> to collect new data and images, juno will have to conquer particular challenges. before it even gets to jupiter, juno will have to cover a distance of almost 2 billion miles. the probes are getting ever more sophisticated. these are the latest pictures taken by a march reconnaissance orbiter. there are suggestions of liquid water flowing on the planet during the martian summer. >> this is the best evidence we have of a liquid water occurring today on mars.

and then because of the movie "atlas shrugged" coming out, with my family, we are rereading "atlas shrugged" which is very timely i'll have to say for those of us who are here in d.c. >> tell us what you're reading this summer. send us a tweet at booktv. >> and now john prendergast and michael talk about their joint memoir at mcnally books in new york city. .. end d9, as many of you know, is the co-founder of nbc's news today, america's number one news program and the anchor of dateline. she was the news anchor for today from march 1987 until june 2011. in may 2005 she was named co-anchor of dateline nbc. see also really substitutes for brian williams very distinguished herself in local humanitarian reporting frequently traveling to remote areas of the world for underreported stories and and and john have been interacting on african issues since 2004. the to travel together with george contests southern sudan in 2010. let's all welcome them. [applause] [applause] >> good afternoon. a pleasure to be among you and as a special pleasure to be here with john and michael and to talk about this b

t minus ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, ignition and liftoff of the atlas five with juno on a trek to jupiter. a planetary piece of the puzzle on the beginning of our solar system. >> an incredible launch. what a beautiful day to see that rocket going up. this is a $1.1 billion planetary explorer. it's on a five-year journey now to reach jupiter. the solar system's oldest and largest planet. again scientists will be looking for new evidence about how planets are formed. >>> fighting and famine are talk taking a toll on the children in somalia. 29,000 younger than 5 dead in the past three months. so what can be done to help? >>> plus all eyes are on wall street today after the dow's biggest one-day loss since the financial crisis began three years ago. what this means for your wallet. >>> but first on the way we begin with one of the most viewed stories on msnbc.com, so pallo brazil has a vibrant gay community. now city counselors have voted to observe a heterosexuality pride day. the sponsor said this day is meant to symbolize brazil's eroding morals. >>> m

am i atlas?come on, man. >> tonight, jimmy welcomes "jersey shore's" snooki, sportscaster, joe buck. that's "late night with jimmy fallon." at 12:35. >>> it's time for your first look at entertainment news. hollywood schedulers have come up with the battle of big screen titans for later this year, during christmas week. in one corner will be opening of johnny depp's "the lone ranger." in the other corner will be brad pitt's geopolitical zombie thriller. >>> the 19-year-old sister of bristol palin's ex, levi, will be in "playboy." she did blast bristol, calling her the most evil person she's ever known. and she knocks sarah palin for involving and including her brother in the 2008 campaign, as john mccain's running mate. saying, quote, levi was a drop. once they didn't need him, he was out the door. >>> and say what you will about charlie sheen. at least she's being a good sport about his replacement on "two and a half men." sheen is just as curious to see the new version of the show next month. a

is delightful to get back into that and it has been a while in because of the movie "atlas shrugged" coming out with my family, we are reading "atlas shrugged" which it is very timely i have to say for those of us who were here in washington d.c. . . one against al qaeda and its allies in afghanistan and pakistan for going on to a decade. it recently enough the biggest victories when the cia working within the eisel team tracked osama bin laden to a safe house, identified him, rated the house and told the person who had been the top american most wanted fugitive for almost a decade but there's been failures along the way. my guest joby warrick has written a gripping narrative book about one of those setbacks in the war which was a triple agent, not a goebel agent who lead to the collette to the worst loss of life when he built up in afghanistan killing seven agents my guess what is joby warrick he's covered intelligence for the "washington post" and has been there for more years than he wants to mention. it's good to have you here. let's talk about the title of the book. history is h

. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> ignition and liftoff of the atlasof juneau on a trek to jupiter. >> a new solar powered spacecraft left this morning bound for the planet jupiter. it will take five years to reach the biggest planet in the solar system. other jupiter explorers arrived on nuclear energy. this was the first one powered by the sun. they hoped to find out how the earliest planets form by studying jupiter. >> counterfeiting has become so sophisticated it is nearly impossible to spot a fake id card. now why these chinese imports could be putting the lives of your children or even yourself in peril. >> i was 18 years old. >> i am 19 years old. >> it is easy. >> you fill out your information, up load a picture. >> cheap and fast. >> i paid $100. >> i didn't have any trouble. >> fake id's over the internet postmarked from overseas. it has come from china. i got it from china. >> high quality counterfeit driver's licenses flooding america's borders. secretly ships in everything from playing cards -- >> right behind the playing cards you would f

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design and build a long range aircraft this would be in direct competition with planes from boeing and atlas and expects to start production in twenty twenty. minutes in the markets now european markets are coming under pressure the latest economic growth figures from germany up proved to be particularly disappointing showing the euro zone's biggest economy virtually stalled in the second quarter growing just point one percent overall years and growth stands a point two percent for the perry. a day lady is one of the biggest losers in frankfurt the setting five percent. there in russia a pretty similar picture and the declines have intensified pretty much the r.t.s. is now down almost three percent my six percent and the quarter is a snapshot of the market moves gazprom a long with other energy shares is down it's down two point six percent the company has reported an eighty six percent increase in net profit in the first construction company pick has been posted first off results it's almost forty million dollars net profit against twenty one million the losses during the same period last y

dollars in spending over ten years from copeland ations for smaller government republicans you've got atlas shrugged movies internet access to everything and what you end up with with all of these stars aligning to minimize government no smaller government and frankly larger government oh ok but look this is us in the people are going to away from this with some form of realisation like are you suggesting that in high school classes across america where they're discussing current events and and wouldn't couldn't avoid an initial like this that children are asking their teachers wait a second how can spending go up by nine hundred billion dollars at least in the immediate short term because of this bill and taxes don't go out and that they're getting some kind of these an answer. well the answer that they're going to get is probably from the same teacher who's changing all of their grades scores in order to qualify for bonuses program so they may not be getting the best math scores out of their teachers but no it's completely mad look i mean what they've done is just a massive slate of hand

an obama clock that's right now in jockeying for the position with the national geographic's world atlas to make the best seller list on app stores references so basically what it gives you here is it gives you obama's approval popularity and also gives you the u.s. unemployment rate the gasoline price index housing values the national debt and we have out of time remaining until the next presidential inauguration even a little a little countdown of what to look at all the time but i think it's you know the thing is one thing they couldn't put on there was the obama job destruction counter because it needed to spin so fast and crash the i phone. which is not actually true yeah i'm going to try to make it a prize no there's no job creation i can agree with you there but tell me about the job destruction with obama hopefully you already the jobs are actually laws before obama got into office what do you know is the comparison counter for the jobs lost and the way things went downhill obama his predecessor what they need is a side by side of obama jobs created versus rick perry jobs created

s of transnational corporations or they inherited it like the main characters and i in rand's book atlas shrugged working your way to riches or even to a comfortable spot in the upper middle class of america is pretty much a thing of the past and make sure it stays that way but billionaires have radically rewritten our laws and tax code to protect themselves as warren buffett wrote in today's new york times the mega rich pay income taxes at a rate of fifteen percent on most of their earnings but pay practically nothing in payroll taxes it's a different story for the middle class typically they fall into the fifteen percent twenty five percent income tax brackets and then they are hit with every payroll taxes to boot as billionaire heiress leona helmsley famously said we don't pay taxes only the little people pay taxes writing that dictum into law ronald reagan began his reaganomics revolution in the united states within a few years of the time that margaret thatcher began a similar transformation of the united kingdom now our nations are among the least equal societies on earth and in bo

. >> two, one, ignition, and liftoff of the atlas 5 with juno, a piece of the puzzle on the beginningle and pods look good. >> still exciting, even unmanned, it's exciting to see a satellite being launched into it. but chad, it's interesting that we're a couple years off before it's in place. >> yeah, this is now sitting on top of the largest atlas rocket ever built, because this has to go all the way to jupiter, and it will take until 2016 before it gets there. it will spend about a year going around jupiter. this planet is so large. our satellites could go around our planet in one day, and it will go around 30 times in a 365-day year. >> this is your only shot. you will not see it. >> it will have a fiery death on to the surface of jupiter in 2017. >> all right. we will take a look at the markets and everything else right after this break. chad, thank you so much! l. [ bell rings ] it's time for recess... and more pills. afternoon art starts and so does her knee pain, that's two more pills. almost done, but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve because it can relieve pain all day

. >>> >> and lift off of the atlas five with juno on a trek to jupiter. >>> juno is a robotic explorerentists hope will bring clues to how the planet of jupiter is found. >> searching for our fundamentals in nature is something that all societies should be trying to do. >> reporter: juno uses solar power which is a first for spacecraft traveling so far from the sun. it's expected to take five years to make the 1.7 billion- mile voyage to the largest plant in the solar system. >>> and welcome back as we head into your bay area weekend we have some nice weather to talk about. just not hot, of course there are the low clouds and the marine layer making its way into your neighborhood tonight. today was warmer than yesterday but a good five to 10 degrees inland along the coast about the same. tomorrow's daytime highs, are going to be very similar to todays. maybe a little bit cooler. but not much. it'll just be kind of a lot like today. i think tomorrow's forecast will mimic today as far as how much it warms up tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow warmest day on the week end. -- weekend. sunday wil

. >>> >> and lift off of the atlas five with juno on a trek to jupiter. >>> juno is a robotic explorer scientists hope will bring clues to how the planet of jupiter is found. >> searching for our fundamentals in nature is something that all societies should be trying to do. >> reporter: juno uses solar power which is a first for spacecraft traveling so far from the sun. it's expected to take five years to make the 1.7 billion- mile voyage to the largest plant in the solar system. >>> and welcome back as we head into your bay area weekend we have some nice weather to talk about. just not hot, of course there are the low clouds and the marine layer making its way into your neighborhood tonight. today was warmer than yesterday but a good five to 10 degrees inland along the coast about the same. tomorrow's daytime highs, are going to be very similar to todays. maybe a little bit cooler. but not much. it'll just be kind of a lot like today. i think tomorrow's forecast will mimic today as far as how much it warms up tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow warmest day on the week end. -- weekend. sunday

what am i, atlas? come on, man!" ergonomics. there's been some rough economic news.esterday, the dow fell 634 points and went below the 11,000 mark. all i can say is it's a good thing all my money is tied up in beanie babies. [ laughter ] yeah. i got happy the hippo, the gray one, yeah. [ laughter ] hard to grab. you guys probably saw this. after some tough losses this weekend, the yankees have now lost all four of their series against the red sox. [ cheers and applause ] which explains why today, the s&p downgraded the yankees to the mets. [ laughter ] they shouldn't -- they shouldn't be able to do that. [ light laughter ] >> steve: don't make fun of the mets! >> jimmy: this is amazing. a 98-year-old woman in california just got a 10th degree black belt in judo. you can tell she's 98, because she got the belt on sale at talbots. [ light laughter ] tal-bot. here's some election news. a new poll found that president obama's approval rating is lowest in idaho. it probably has to do with obama's new campaign slogan, "potatoes suck balls." [ laughter ] why would he --? >

of the atlas five with juno on a trek to jupiter a plan tree- sitter... >> never get tired of that.un powered explorer juno is heading to jupiter after launching from cape canaveral this morning. scientist hope to will answer some of the questions about the formation of the solar system. they chose jupiter for exploration because they believe it holds material left over from the sun's creation. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, deal with former giants tight boss.... >>> the raiders didn't wait long to find zach miller's replacements. they agreed to a four-year deal with former giants tight end kevin boss. miller led the raiders in receiving the past three seasons but boss is a better blocker and was a favorite target of eli manning's in the red zone catching 16 touchdowns the last three seasons. >>> all the talk leading up to the 2005 nfl draft was should the 9ers take alex smith or aaron rodgers? but many experts had the newest 9er braylon edwards as the best player available that year. >> the quarterback is pretty much you have to wait, you have to learn, and also, you

. >> 3, 2, 1, ignition and liftoff of the atlas 5 with juneau on a trek to jiewrpted ter. >> nasa's newestraft on a five year journey after a picture perfect launch this afternoon. set to reach jupiter in our largest around july 4th. 2016. run entirely on solar power. a first for a space craft traveling far from the sun. named after the ancient roman goddess would pier through the clouds to watch her husband jupiter and now that's what juneau is expected to do. scientists saying it was probably the first planet to form in our solar system. could review veal how life on our own planet began. awesome. casey anthony, the convicted liar whose toddler died, we don't know how back in the news. the judge from her original trial making a ruling in a very different case she is involved in now. it has to do whether she must return in florida to serve probation for check fraud. as you may know, last month the jury found anthony not guilty of killing her 2-year-old daughter cailee. back in january of 2010 another judge sentenced her to a year's probation after she pleaded guilty to stolen checks. here

the atlas casting and technology foundry, home to hundreds of workers, is taking a routine delivery ofn 8,000-gallon delivery truck. but this delivery doesn't go as smoothly as planned. a security camera captures what happens. >> what it shows is the driver trying to make the connection with his hoses from his truck to the plant. and you can see suddenly something went wrong. what that was, i don't know that we'll ever know for sure. >> the truck and driver become surrounded by an ominous and dangerous cloud of extremely flammable propane. >> it's very explosive, plus, that leak happened at a very remarkable speed. it was literally, i believe, under 20 seconds. >> the driver, fearing something isn't right, tries to shut down the gas. but he's not in time. suddenly, the propane ignites. >> unfortunately, at that point, you know, it enveloped the driver, too. he was in that cloud. the driver of the truck, you can see it explode. that's horrible. >> the explosion rocks nearby buildings and businesses across the street, just a few hundred feet away. >> the whole building shook. the whole b

. >>> three, two, one -- ignition and liftoff of the atlas 5 with juno on a trek to jupiter. >> and withasa's juno spacecraft was launched this afternoon on a mission to study the origin and evolution of jupiter, which is, of course, our largest planet, in our solar system. the juno launch marks the phase of a new stage in space exploration continuing our tour of the solar system. this is not manned, unless you counts the three lego figures onboard. one is played to resemble jupiter, the roman god that inspired the name of the planet. the other is jupiter's sister and wife, i might add, times were different back then, and finally, a mini galileo, the famous atrostrologer. not spoked to make it to jupiter until 2016. folks at nasa are betting it will be worth the wait. >>> next -- >> you have no idea what you're dealing with. >> the prequel that shows how we were overtaken by apes. we talk to the director of weren't ever the summer's hottest flicks after this. to power our lives. while energy developement comes with some risk, north america's natural gas producers are committed to safely

has been a while since i reread it and because there's a movie out, with my family, we are reading atlas shrugged which is very timely. >> tell us what you are reading. send us a tweet at booktv. >> the daily beast reported on the books president obama has read since he has been in office. the list which dates from may of 2008 to 2010 includes team of rivals. political genius of abraham lincoln. ghost wars. the secret history of the cia, afghanistan and bin laden from the soviet union to september 10th, 2001. >> part of the book group is 12. it publishes 12 books a year and a new publisher and editor-in-chief is cary goldstein. how are you liking your new job? >> i love it. i was with 12 from the beginning in 2006. >> let's talk about your upcoming books. last year you published a book by christopher hichens. his autobiography. i see follow-up coming out. tell us about arguably essays. >> the first collection since 2004. we will publish this in september. basically it has been publishing since 2002 until the iraq innovation. it covers all sorts of territory. literary criticism, general p

"atlas shrugged" he has an affinity with the author, but it fits in with his libertarian world view.stuff. not a single copy of harry potter. we thank you very much for joining us today from seattle. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: straight ahead, the video looks like something out of an action film. but this shootout is all too real for that police officer. he was shot in the neck and still not backing down. we'll tell you what happened. then what do you think about this? wine to commemorate september 11. is that just tacky or would you buy a bottle if 10% went to the memorial? your comments in two minutes. also get a free flight. you know that comes with a private island. really? no. it comes with a hat. you see, airline credit cards promise flights for 25,00miles, but... [ man ] there's never any seats for ,000 miles. frustrating, isn't it? but that won't happen with the capital one venture card. you can book any airline anytime. hey, i just said that. after all, isn't traveling hard enough? ow. [ male announcer ] to get the flights you want, sign up for a venture card at capit

when i see how close it is rather than looking at an old atlas map we used to do back in the day it helps say yes, no to things that are really close together. that is be speaking as an insurance professional. we want to thank that officials are more compelling and i tend to agree with that and also helps us understand risk. how do you incorporate gis into the infrastructure of your business if the key components you think about is can you make it scaleable across the enterprise? you need to meet the needs of your key stakeholders and make sure it is an enduring model that is multi dimensional and very flexible. you want to simplify the complex. a lot of information comes in. how do you filter that out to make a decision in a timely manner? that is easier said than done. here is something to think about. transparency. what if you get to the point you are fully transparent and self underwrite? that is really validating information. you need to get to the verify state on that. lifelong underwriter has trouble trusting without verifying but there's an opportunity for insurance to take the ne

last moment, nasa has launched this new space mission today this is the "atlantis" -- excuse me, the atlasau spacecraft. the solar-powered satellite expected to reach jupiter in a day? no. a week? no. try 2016 and give scientists a peek how the gas giant formed and understand more about our solar system. nasa is also excited about the findings of another orbiter this spying on mars and chad talk to me here, nasa coming out, hang on a second, we might have found maybe proof of existence maybe because there is water. >> could be water. no question that the surface of mars changes color in the spring. it changes color and they think with these streaks coming off of hills, they get darker and those darker streaks appear to be water streaks, probably not fresh water. salt water? >> brackish salt water, very, very salty, typically nothing of the marsh surface is above freezing, you have to to have something 50/50 salt or even more, enough ton flowi be flowi millions and billions of years in the past. maybe things live there maybe they still do things at the bottom of the ocean grow we don't know

this is just miles away from the kennedy space center where nasa just launched an atlas rocket.ounded the two-though columbia commercial complex. unclear if there's deaths or injuries, we'll keep an eye on that story and bring you more as soon as we get it. >>> elsewhere in the sunshine state casey anthony's attorneys are back in court today arguing their client should not have to return to orlando to serve probation for check fraud in part because of concerns about her safety. photos just published by "the new york post" suggest she's living in ohio. they show her at a shopping mall hiding behind a pair of glasses and blue contacts trying to fit in wearing an ohio state hat. the photos are a first indication of where she's hiding out following her acquittal on charges she murdered her daughter. phil keating is live in orlando with the latest. >> reporter: apart from that possible sighting in ohio, the daily whereabouts of casey anthony since she walked a free woman having paid her debt to society has been a complete mystery. one place i can say with certainty where she was not

the atlas rocket, there on the launch pad, set to take off in about, an hour or so, and it is carryingxplorer named juneau to take five years to reach the largest planet in the solar system and nasa hopes to find out how in the world jupiter was born. and other stuff along the way. stuff that relates directly to jupiter and how it came to be. that is coming up. alisyn: now a battle over gun rights, the national rifle association is suing the obama administration, over new regulations that require gun dealers along the border with mexico, to report multiple rifle sales to a single person. the new measures come months after the atf botched gun running stick fast and fewer yes was uncovered and the executive vice president and ceo of the national rifle association joins me, mr. laperriere, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. alisyn: the administration as we said wants gun shop owners along the southwest border to have to report, if somebody comes in and keeps asking for semi-automatic rifles, the administration wants to know about that. what is wrong with that? >> this adminis

there was a pair of glasses, an atlas, a road map. people are grabbing momentos of what was once material belongings, a person completely off access to them. >> incredible reporting. arwa damon at the tripoli airportment thank you. >>> as we watch hurricane irene move closer to the northeast, we have to ask ourselves is new york city ready for a major hurricane? the answer to that question is actually pretty scary. we'll take a closer look, next. [ oswald ] there's a lot of discussion going on about the development of natural gas, whether it can be done safely and responsibly. at exxonmobil we know the answer is yes. when we design any well, the groundwater's protected by multiple layers of steel and cement. most wells are over a mile and a half deep so there's a tremendous amount of protective rock between the fracking operation and the groundwater. natural gas is critical to our future. at exxonmobil we recognize the challenges and how important it is to do this right. ♪ hey, gramps, what do you got in there? well, a trout lure, a s

believe, between now and snowfall should read a book written in the '50s by a russian immigrant called "atlas shrugged." it tells so specifically everything that is happening in our country. but the big worry i have, as any bond lawyer knows, you don't leave a such a dog in the henhouse. suck egg 't leave a dog in the henhouse. it did not take us -- did not take much prescience to realize you did not invest in the financial industry before it burst. it was predicted by everybody that it is coming. it was caused by congress passing the community reinvestment act. it set upon a malignancy in wall street where they were investing in strange derivatives that nobody had any faith in and certainly it is still going on, that we are forcing banks to lend money to people who cannot possibly pay a back. we get rid of that act? it caused all the problems we have today. >> the community reinvestment act, the basis behind it was based on previous discrimination, which was real. i'm not sure there is evidence of that today, other than economic discrimination -- especially as we find ourselves in this count

is anyone here in this room read "atlas shrugged"?laughter] you know, atlas shrugged talks about the games politicians play, where they create arbitrary tribunals which then make the citizens come to them, for exemption. and what does that do? it empowers elite politicians to rule over the subject sheep. it's not accept 50% of the wares for obamnicare are nancy pelosi's district. because the regime they want, and dodd-frank was all about making the banks supplicants to the federal government. we need to get the federal government out of the business of controlling our economy, and we need to end the bailout across the board. [applause] >> by the door. >> yes, sir. given the problem that texas has with illegal aliens, i apologize, but i e-mailed your campaign several times trying to get your stance on dealing with illegal immigration. and i've never got an answer. i need to know -- [inaudible] on the illegal situation. what do you call it? anchor babies, all that stuff. we need to do away with all that. we need to do away with the welf

let me take a why would gets here, has win in this room read "atlas shrugged"? [laughter] .. >> we need to get the federal government out of the business of controlling our economy, and we need to end bailouts across the board. [applause] >> by the door. >> yes, sir, given the problems texas has with sanctuary cities and aliens -- [inaudible] i apologize for saying this, but i e-mailed your campaign wanting your answer on immigration. i never got an answer. i need to know -- [inaudible] >> yeah. >> on the illegal situation. first right citizen, anchor babies, all of that, do away with that, the welfare, and everything for the illegals. [applause] illegal aliens, all the homes that are being built will stop being built. people need homes. they'll buy the homes that are depressed, raise the value of the depressed homes. we got illegal aliens, 15 million unemployed americans, they will be able to go to work, and we rid of the illegal aliens, the drains on the infrastructure, schools, hospital, everything will go away. the whole cotton picken problem would be solved

reading but also in answer to this question, standing by a store called john ball who is the hero of atlasd. big hero. there's a store -- i assume they know who john golf is. it was in colorado. i liked him and i stopped being a teenager and i would tend to side with whitaker chambers's review which caused quite a scandal. this might be mean and piling on but i am ann coulter. in answer to the question a republican who does not believe in god i will skip the obvious ones. there happens to be an interview with mark sanford, former governor of south carolina in today's n.y. times and not only did his view violate his marriage vows, publicly, spectacularly but in today's interview he cries about a dead raccoon. it is up to god to they side. i can't be another person's heart. i consider those warning signs. >> host: back to the family picture. we ask our guests -- >> guest: i mailed one from when i was little. >> host: i will show that at some point and i think that is with your two brothers. can you see it? with your two brothers. we didn't receive any with you with your parents. >> guest: i

this question -- not quite an answer -- standing by a store called john galt who was the hero of "atlas" now know that. the big hero. anyway, there was a sportswear store out in vail, and be i assume they know who john galt was since he was in colorado, and, yeah, i liked ayn rand, and then i stopped being a teenager. [laughter] and i would tend to side with whitaker chambers' review of ayn rand in national review which caused quite a scandal. and wait a second, i was thinking of something else. oh, i know. this might be mean and piling on, but what the heck, i'm ann coulter. in answer to the question, a republican who does not believe in the god, i'll skip some of the obvious ones. um, there happens to be an interview with mark sanford, the former governor of south carolina, in today's new york times. finish and not only -- and not only did he violate his marriage vows publicly, spectacularly, but in today's interview he cries about a dead raccoon. i would say it's up to god to decide. i can't see into another person's heart. i consider those warning signs. >> host: i want to go back t

and when the bush second term ended, you probably all thought you were rid of me -- [laughter] but, atlas, now, president obama and the senate ruined that hope. i'm back as a public trustee for social security and medicare. it's like when a song you were sick of gets remade by somebody else as it was vanishing from the air waives, and then you have to hear it all over ago. sorry about that. it's great to be here because we have timely and important things to talk about in this setting. for the last several weeks, if not monthings, washington has been absorbed with the whole debt ceiling crisis, and now that that at least temporarily has passed us, we're able to turn to other very pressing economic policy concerns. obviously, first and foremost among these are the trustees on various arcana of science, but a lot of the material covered in this event is going to be nrkzingly important to policymakers in the months ahead. now, most of you know about the trustee's process and you know a bit about what we do, and -- but for the benefit of those of you who are not as familiar as others, let me

to get this discussion started we will talk to tom palmer, who was with atlas international, and he hasading numerous books, and coming up to speed on the french revolution. he is well versed in the american revolution. tom, what have you learned that you can share with our audience regarding your views of the american versus french revolution? >> before we get started, this guy has an eye that, a computer, and he is better prepared than anybody else. >> life is unfair. i would like to start by taking issue with a remark that was made by john adams on stage here, and it is common among anglo saxon speakers. it is mistaken that somehow bastille day, today, is a bad day to celebrate. i think it is a great day to celebrate, the tearing down of the best deal, and the liberation of the small number of prisoners who were held there. seven people at the time. what happened later, which recall the french revolution, was a disaster, and it was a disaster because of economic policies that could have been avoided, and our good friends who were friends of thomas jefferson, they moved to america, an