bam. that's where it goes to. the more arnold tes money away from calornia, bam, younow?hat inow how this feelg feels of doing what moer teresa does or dmond tutu or dalai lama, they're not the only os that can dohis. we allan do it anywhere the city, with smile in the elevator or,ou know. so, in other words,'m still in love wh life. life and god wl never leave me. tavis: wow, i again, trying to choose where i wt to go, given all tt you've said. i think where i want to go next is to ask you to your point about always being clear and focuse on what your calng was, what your vocation is, your purpose, it's to sprd love through your musc that you share witus. when you wer a kid you started playing violin. as talented as you are, you coul have been y zac perlman you turned outo be carlo santana on a guitar. hy didn't you stay with the violin? >> you kw, the violin is a very demanding instrument to play. i didn't like the way it smeed. [laughter] i didn't like the way it ft and i didn' like the wayt sounds. so it had three strikes. the guitar is jus -- it's like the body of a

because i couldn't slow it down, i literally just went bam, bam, bam., "see? i told you it would be fun." and i whipped around and went -- [ speaking spanish ] she goes, "i don't like the sound of that." and i go, "i don't even know what i just said!" and the guide walks by, and he goes, "you just said, 'crazy woman, why don't you just kill me with a gun.'" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. see, it just came out. >> and if you're wondering, they call it a zip-lining because at the end of the ride, your zipper is lined with pee, and i have the dvd to prove it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "the bill engvall show" premieres this saturday at 9:00 p.m. on tbs. check it out. jonas brothers next. thanks, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ healthy hair is soft, silky. and you can get it. fabulous, healthy hair. all you need is pantene. salon names and fancy packaging are nice, but you don't need it. even experts agree. it's damage protection results leading salon brands can't beat. trust me on this, the blow dryer, the curling iron, and the flat iron, and my hair's

president bam and members of the cab ne are meeting with chinese officials. it is the first diague event between the to world pours. the ghouls are consolidating confidence, gaining growth and enhancing cooperation between the u.s. and china. >> my confidence is rooted in the fact that the united states and china share mutual interests. if we advance those interests through cooperation, our people will benefit approximate the world will be better off because our ability to partner with each other is a prerequisite for progress of many of the most pressing global challenges. >> climate changeann korea will alsth b korea will also be discussed. ee mngtiashat heeting m has to closures. e b closed asyania avenues off and on oi onotor 1e us2nooi or 12th street toptg arn. det ge bridge will get relief. there will bem,,a separate lane for drivers turning right. drivers who need to turn right will not get stuck behind those wanting to go straight. crews will add the new lane by repositioning barriers and restriping the roadway. >>> and speaking of traffic, let's find

bam. from the minute.y, he would sit on the side and be quiet and the stage, bam, something happened to him. >> you see those old pictures of him on the stage and he looks so happy. we know now there was a lot of stuff going on backstage, but to see the joy of michael jackson on the stage, that sound lives on and forever. >> i like that quote about the father. i'm thinking about that. >> the fatherless child thinks all things are possible and nothing is safe. i think it's true. >> well said. >> larry, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> our extended coverage continues to night. a tribute from stevie wonder. listen. >> this is a moment that i wished i didn't live to see come. >> also tonight, compounding the tragedy. new details how this moment may have come about and should never have come about. we are learning more about michael jackson's medical condition when "360" continues live in los angeles. everyday we generate 8 times the information found in all u.s. libraries. where did it come from? store t

spend a trillion more on health care, that's what the bam folks want to do in an effort to make health care cost less. what is wrong with this picture? this will entail forcing most every employer to provide insurance coverage and then taxing those same businesses providing that required coverage. the obama guys also want to create govement competitor to keep insurance companies honest. that's the way president obama puts it. here is the thing. if companies are dishonest, prosecute them under existing law. it will get worse. the states, many of them facing hard times and want to raise taxes too. they want to tax more online sales which will cramp the internet. one great engine of growth that we have invested for the rest of the world. can't they get all of the right religion? government must cut spending if they aren't bringing in enough money to pay for your services and cut taxes if you want the economy to grow. eliminate. eliminate the capital gains tax rate for five years, to unleash this torrent of new investment and instead of taxing companies for using energy, that's what they w

away from this particular case, that you should go in representing your daughter, get emotional, yell bam! insult the chief justice and make everyone laugh and every one of those things was a cardinal sin and he pulled it off because of a perfect storm of what he was and the case was in that moment but i think this lesson that i took from carter phillips in the fleeting expletive case is don't be too smart. go in and be safe and argue the case the way you argue respectfully in front of a court. >> anyone else want to weigh in on this question? >> okay, so, let me ask you a question. as you were describing the casey case, and katherine colbert's argument, it sound like she was confrontational and combative and sticking to her guns this is the argument i wanted to make and despite your efforts to get me to deviate from these arguments i will stick to my guns here. and in contrast, charles' description of bush versus gore, and his quotes from ted olson, suggest if the justices suggest they want to go in a direction you will follow them in that direction. how do you reconcile this? is your ca

bam, tiger with a two shot lead. 12 under at the turn. hunter made the biggest move.ne birdies, tied the course record with a 62. he finished at 12 under and he was the clubhouse leader. but on the 16th, tiger for 20 feet for birdie and just pours it in to go to 13 under and a one-shot lead. here's the tap on 18. tiger's tournament. at the ceremony, tiger had some fun. >> how did you play today? >> well. you know, it was a tough day. got a slow start, but hunter really put the pressure on us. putty. what did you think about that? i always want to do that. thank you. >> so it's a picture perfect week. story book ending. tiger woods wins his own tournament. with a 67 in the final round to take the lead, to take the win, to take his own tournament. next year it moves up to pennsylvania outside philadelphia. it comes back here in two years. from congressional country club. abc 7 sports. >> thank you very much. american played spectacular tennis. the only problems he was taking on one of the best players. that's roger fed rer. he can't risk, for the most grand stand win. l

. >> good evening, a palestinian boy dies in ram bam hospital and his parents decide to donate his organssix israelis will receive the heart, kidneys, lungs and liver of little ahmed. >> translator: among the recipients a 12-year-old druse girl who received ahmed's heart. >> one of ahmed's kidneys went to a 5-year-old bedwin boy named mohammed cadwa. [ speaking in native tongue ] >> ahmed's other kidney went to a 3-year-old orthodox jewish girl, lebinson. >> it was just after the dialysis. the doctor told me to come into the office and she had something to tell me. she said we have a kidney. i looked at her. i couldn't believe it. i just started crying. she ran to get me a glass of water. on cloud nine, you know? >> the families had rushed to the hospital when it became known that organs had become available for their children. [ speaking in native tongue ] >> check your local television listings for "wide angles heart of jeannine" and see that online at pbs.org/wideangle. and that's it for us "worldfocus" for this wednesday night. a reminder to visit our website, that's worldfocus.org, w

aquarium staff nursed the harbor seal, hamilton, bam to health.et him free from a beach in delaware. he will carry a satellite transmit glued to his back, so scientists can track him until the glue gives way, at least. >> we are starting to see real progress. >> the federal stimulus package was supposed to create jobs. why lawmakers are now questioning whether it worked. >> global warming takes center stage at the g8 summit. the goal leaders agreed to. >> shooting of a 5-year-old is just a symptom of a much greater problem. >> kids and crime. the growing number of juveniles behind bars. crime and justice report is next. cleans better or your money back, guaranteed. >> tonight fox 45 investigates how many juveniles are getting locked up. also for the first time, a family member of the 17-year-old accused of shooting 5-year-old raven wyatt speaks out. crime and justice reporter joy lepola has the story. >> as the morning warms, the mourners of this southwest baltimore neighborhood. it is a cold reception for us as we try to make contact with lamont

will the o bam on plan hold on to the middle class. "street signs" are back after the break. >>> the television ads help to defeat hillary clinton and convince middle class americans that health care reform would be bad for them. >> things are changing and not all for the better. the government may force us to pick from a few health care plans designed by bureaucrats. >> having choice wees don't like is not a choice at all. >> if they choose. >> we lose. >> so manipulative. they sponsored last time around and are on board had time. does that mean the middle class will be on board? can they win over hary and lose this time around? here is ray's senior policy analyst and jim kessler, vice presidential policy. thanks for joining us. jim, let me start with you. that proved that you have to win over the middle class and that an ad can derail you. what is the main thing, the main message that needs to be carried this time around. is it stability or what is it? >> we believe it's stability and stable cost and coverage that can't be taken away

we'll have to watch and see what happens after the bam hamas -- bahamas and a front is getting closere a good chance of squeezing out showers and thunderstorms. keep in mind any of these thunderstorms could be packing heavy rain and gusty winds. those will primarily develop tomorrow afternoon. so here's your five-day forecast. a hot one tomorrow. actually not so hot tomorrow. i take that back. it's a hot weekend. 84 degrees. because ever the clouds and the rain, that will knock the temperatures down a bit. but it will certainly be a humid one. most of the roast of -- rest of this week temperatures in the upper 80s if not touching 90. we have a question mark on friday for showers because a lot depends on what's happening with the coastal system moving on by. but we do know saturday looks hot. if we have some thunderstorms this weekend, probably on sunday. >> thank you very much. >>> a texas store appears to be the victim of some monkey business. an employee noticed several small concrete items missing from the star's outdoor fenced in area. turns out the thief was indeed a monkey. surv

this morning, they used a laser tip bam to check the shuttle's wings and nose for damage. the shuttle and its crews of seven left the international space station yesterday after spending two weeks making repairs to the station. the "endeavour" is set to land in florida friday morning. >>> veronica, looking for some nasty weather later tonight. >> kind of indeed. we have already seen it here. early part of the day. early afternoon. day with the severe thunderstorm. sometimes we get the hail and winds. today is one of those days where we have the possibility of tornadoes. at least we had warnings already. but no reports of any sightings. there are reports isolated of damage through the area. there's a look at the lightning heading out of our area. but there is another cell right around i-64, producing lightning. this around the louisa area. this is the next cell i'm watching. up around areas of western maryland and around washington county. around allegany counsel pit. we had a tornado warning in effect earlier. then there were also some around prince george's county. calver

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on bam b bornard. we'll take a look back just ahead. this fiber? i'd had my fill. then i found miralax. and miralax relieves constipation wi no bloating, no excess gas, no taste, no grit. you'll see. it's clearly different. nouncer: restore your body's natural rhythm with miralax. dr. scholl's back pain relief orthocs with shockguard technology give you immediate relief that lasts all day long. dr. scholl's. pa relief is a step away. >>> booster ignition. liftoff of endeavour. >> the sixth time was a charm for nasa today. the space shuttle endeavour blasted off toward the international space station where it will spend nearly two weeks installing the final piece of the japanese space station lack. one concern for nasa tonight, several pieces of foam insulation once again came off the external fuel tank during lift-off hitting the shuttle. cameras will be used to take a closer look at shuttle on friday. >>> tomorrow marks the 40th anniversary of one of nasa's greatest accomplishments. >> the launching of a rocket and apollo 11 taking man to the moon for the very fir

. >> joe, do you think things are getting better and second of all, is it all because of bam? >> if things are getting better, maybe because the market likes center. no doubt about it, our taxes are going up. that's what the american public voted for and he's doing it. more taxes that will cost you more for everything including health insurance. >> that's a centrtainty. >> obama will get the credit. we know that's the law of gravity. the question is, is it appropriate for him to get credit. yes. all the mainstream economists saying what john maynard said when you're in a deep recession, do something counter cyclical, pump money in, act quickly. >> you have to look what investors have done out there. unemployment, where is it? still pretty high and going higher. if they want to make money, they have to do it on their own. you saw business leaders who gave back government money as fast as they could because they realized government involvement in business is not working. the credit goes to people who had the guts to do business on their own. >> i have to jump in here. this is pr

then all of a sudden, bam, you have to have this amount of money, and three months in a row, in orderortunity to come out of foreclosure. >> right. >> so i went to family and friends, and i -- i -- i had this cake that i used to bake for the kids and for organizations, for events, and i asked the kids, i said what do you think about me selling this cake to pay the mortgage? and the kids will usually say, no, that's a bad idea because mom said it. but they said yeah, we love your cake. i think it will be a great idea. so the kids, we said what will we call it? we'll call it mortgage apple cake, because it's going to pay the mortgage. and so, i set out to ask family and friends, i stood up in class and asked my classmates, and they just -- i told them about the situation and they just gave me money for cakes and they bought cakes. i went to my church, they gave me money for cakes. then my friends from organizations i had worked for doing nonprofit, you know, nonprofit fund-raising events, they told all their friends, and between the thursday that i started and the wednesday, or the next

a train ran into the bam of a stopped train that was unloading passengers. 47 people were injured including the conductor of one of the trains. >> -- asleep or passed out. he was not looking up, wasn't slowing down or breaking, no signals or anything. you could tell he was not going to stop. >> san francisco's deputy chief says the crash is one of the largest multiple casualty incidents for the city in years. >>> new details this morning on a shocking crime. six people all believed to be from the same family murdered in a two-state killing spree. tennessee authorities say five people were found dead in two neighbors homes in a rural area outside fayetteville on saturday. a sixth body was then discovered at a business near huntsville, alabama. investigators say two of the dead are children. saturday afternoon tennessee authorities arrested 30-year-old jacob shaffer of fayetteville and are charging him with homicide. >> it is a tremendous crime scene. >> police say they believe the motive for these killings is domestic. so far the victim's names are not being released. >>> now to the latest o

special lease offers >>> sweet home birmingham, bam bax. $300,000. four bedrooms, five bathrooms. got more real deal for you. now that the housing crisis finally is easing krk we take a few second to reveal a few lesson? just because the bank is crazy enough to loan you money doesn't mean you should be crazy enough to take it. debt always costs more than you expect. second lesson. when everyone else is buying, you should be selling. from the year 2000 to 2007, median home price roared up over 50% we should have known 2008 was no time to buy. third and final lesson. we forgot the most important point. a house isn't an invest many. it shouldn't be judged by return on equity or projected appreciation. a house is your home. you should buy it because that's where you would like to spend a major part of your life. and on that note about investing, let talk about it in the home building sector. john tomlinson, the senior analyst at majestic research. where should i put money right now? >> hey, dennis. it looks like from the data that we're attracting, at least, most of the improvement th

he disappears into the archway and then, bam. let's do this again if we possibly can. that's a huge explosion. the explosion that's apartly happened in jakarta. not apparently. it did happen. it is massive. that's why police are looking at this guy right here. let me read you what i just received. this is from lawyers for the police there. i am going to read you the quote as we watch it this. we are suspecting the man in the footage, say police, because the time frame matches with the time of the bombing. it is obviously too premature to confirm right now exactly what happened. we are waiting for lab results. it is an amazing piece of video that obviously is going to be very studied as is this. look at these pictures taken from across that field. we are going to watch it again as well. these are what police are hoping will fill some of the holes of this investigation in jakarta. they were twin explosions at two american-owned hotels. keywords, american-owned. first at the jw marriott. that's what you are looking at right there. seconds later at the very swank ritz-carl

and troubles hit earlier today, splashed across the front page of major newspapers, and now listen to bam insist all is well, not to worry, my fellow americans. it's tonight's real deal sound check. >> i've said that health insurance reform cannot add to our deficit over the next decade, and i mean it. let me repeat. health insurance reform cannot add to our deficit over the next decade, and i mean it. >> yeah, i'll bet he does. what a joke. he is in denial. let's heat this up with the real deal squad. back with me are julie, leslie, jack, and ben.. got to tell you, guys, everyone wants to fix health care, but nobody focuses yet on how to make it more efficient, how, for instance, to eliminate $700 billion a year in unnecessary medical procedures, cited "the new york times" today, how to limit ridiculous jury awards for malpractice so daughter and soc make dozens of unnecessary steps. the main focus, how badly to soak the rich to pay for it. leslie, isn't there something wrong with this picture? >> you're going to freak out, but as a liberal democrat, there is something wrong with this pi

say, no, i'm not going to let anyone introduce legislation, i'm not going to say anything about it, bamne's going to do it. in the house now, you just don't have guys who are strong enough to say, no, don't introduce legislation that's embarrassing to the party, that 11 members are going to sign on to, and cause all kinds of problems in the party. >> i disagree. i think the republican party enjoys people are getting hopped up on the right. the more people are hopped up on the right, we have an election next year where very few people vote. minorities don't vote, young people don't vote. we know that, it's historical. if they can get older, white people to vote in the election next year and they're hopped up on this thing, a third of them are. look at these numbers. >> it's disturbing. >> a majority either in -- wasn't born here or i don't know if he was born here. that's the majority. if they can get their party hopped up on this right-wing crazy juice, they may be able to get the core of a mandate to beat the democrats next time. >> is it going to happen outside of the south? they'll t

heavy rain from florida and south carolina and al bam pap >> another scorcher in the southern plains,apolis reach the upper 80s. 8 for new york city, 87 in atlanta and boise and sacramento are just shy of 90 on this friday. >> it's that time to see what some crazy animal out there is doing. >> he's more comfortable in the sun and sand. this didn't stop him from reaching new heights in the rain and fog. >> congratulations to josh, the first camel tover climb new england's highest peak. 4-year-old josh and his handler set out from the base of new hampshire's mt. washington and hoofed it all the way to the summit. >> it took about five hours to make the nearly eight-mile trek. you have to wonder if it was josh's idea. >> you see these bumper stickers that say "this car made it to the top of mt. washington." we should get one for josh's rump. snack it on there. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." ♪ back, back my camel up >> investigators looking into michael jackson's death are trying to track down his medical records and the doctors who treated him. the cause of death will

>> man, you just pull back, jump forward and bam, you're off in the air. >> jimmy: yeah, no, i couldund. >> yeah, i think we could do that. you want to get a bike out for you? we got a bike right there. >> jimmy: yeah. you got a bike? >> pull the bike out. >> jimmy: all right, cool thanks man. >> we're going to try to help you ou >> jimmy: okay, good. here we go. thanks, pals. >> got that helmet on. throw it on. >> jimmy: all right, this looks good. >> buckle up for safety. >> jimmy: okay, very good. all right, this is a cool bike. you don't sit on these bikes, huh? >> no, no, the seats are -- whoa, get out of the way. we're just here for tricks. >> jimmy: that's not -- that's not cool if you sit down? >> no, no. get back up. [ laughter ] it's not cool. >> jimmy: this looks pretty cool to me, man. like, hey. you girls single? [ laughter ] all right. so, what do -- what do we do here? >> all right, i want you to do the basic trick, the bunny hop. >> jimmy: the bunny hop. >> you're going to go right here. >> jimmy: okay. >> throw your momentum forward. >> jimmy: okay. do i pull the bra

that's why bam let bush tax cut stay in place until the end of next year, rather than wipe them out now. but the "new york times" puts it this buy. with the economy still hobbled and republicans already sharpening their tax attack line, their proposal is perhaps the greatest expression yet of the mandates that democrats believe they won last november. wow. so is that why we elected obama, so he could raise taxes on the rich? i guess after 30 years of the reagan revolution where cutting taxes did indeed fuel growth and increase government revenue, that does indeed amount to a change. a change for the worse. so let's bring in the real deal and talk about it. we've got democratic strategist julie raginski with us and jack berkman and kelly ann conway and michael wolf is a vanity fair critic and cnbc contributor. jack berkman, let me toss this to you. what do you think of that, yet another surcharge on the wealthy to pay for the insurance policies of 45 million people who don't have them. >> and 45 million is not a lot in a society of 325 million. i think it's a trifleingly small number. i

he's following into that area where it seems like the elevator's on and he disappears in the archway, bam! >> it was so big especially at the marriott, there was a lot of white smoke in the area. and five minutes later, the ritz-carlton got hit. >> there is chuve cnn footage as there. there you see the who hotels, as mayhem begins to break out. >> police here now believe that the suspected bombers were actually guests in this hotel at the jw marriott and that they debt nated their bombs using homemade explosives that police found in their room, number 1808. >> an indonesian terror network with links to al qaeda is suspected. >> big-name hotels overseas. especially those with western ties, have become the new target of islamic terrorists. >>> and there's still no claim of responsibility for the double suicide bombing that also targeted the marriott hotel. six people killed, more than 50 wounded, including at least 8 americans, president obama, who has lived in indonesia, called the attacks outrageous. and new york city police announced they are stepping up security at new york hotels, just

he battled with drug abuse and was a on a hit skateboarding viva la bam.igning tonight or this weekend. this morning he is here with us to tell us about it. good morning t brandon. you're from baltimore and i lot of the book talks about strugz lz. when did you startle having trouble? well, i turned professional skateboarder at 14 and then around 16 or 17 i got into selling drugs and doing a lot of negative things and i realized one day it hit me and realized it was easier to do something legal. sow are moving all over baltimore. i strug wld drug addiction for seven to nine years. finally got it together (how? that's a big question, a lot of people that are dealing with this. how did you get over this? count less and count less rehabz. i couldn't grasp the whole concept. it didn't work for me. >> so my best friend bam says well, look, here's the deal. wee we grew up skate boarding. you can move up to my house in pennsylvania, you can have a car, you can have a credit card and hour, and i was... we were film can can ring and you can be on my show and i was o

. >> bam.a. >> quÉ bueno. estamos ahora promocionando nuestro disco 12. >> muy bien. cuando van de gira, cocinan. te >> me imaginÉ que estaban mÁs gordos. >> maseca ayuda para que pierdas de peso. >> bueno, la verdad es que, con el maÍz no su vez de peso. ¿algÚn proyecto importa? >> ahora estamos trabajando en un disco nuevo, estamos celebrando, vamos a celebrar el prÓximo mes. los 15 aÑos de intocables, estamos, vamos a hacer un disco, estamos trabajando con ramÓn ayala en un disco, que va a ser nuestro producto. >> eso a estar muy bien. >>muchachos, entrele. >> muy sabroso. >> pues Échale una mordida. >> no me alcanza, estamos platicando. >> si. >> quiero mandar usando toda la gente que nos acompaÑa en la gira de intocables, esta semana vamos hasta por california el prÓximo lunes, el sÁbad -viernes. >> buenÍsimo. ¿letal estÁ con los de la economÍa? ¿que tal estÁ? >> en el vÍdeo que vi,había mucha gente. >> creo que collor de la comida. >> creo que... cuando hay crisis se mplica el ambiente de

you are telling me the guard is in the restroom like bam, just practicing, and the gun goes off? >> they did not go into details. you can imagine he was whipping it out and pointing it at the mirror. megyn: and discard is asleep -- and dithis guard was asleep. >> and in another case, the guard was not paying attention, the baby went straight through the x-ray. the guard was fired. he won a lawsuit because it turns out he did not get enough training. megyn: it is either laugh or cry. you've seen the sleeping guard. now, the g.a.o. tries to find out where this is happening. did they use some secret, extraordinary measures? was it unfair in any way? >> not from what we can see from this report. it does not look like they used in the james bond steps. the whole point of this was to see if a regular joe could bring bombs through. they just show their drivers' licenses, and they put the bomb parts through the metal detector. megyn: i am speechless. i do not know what to say. by the way, was the baby ok? >> the baby is ok. there are worries. the x-ray is a very powerful machine. megyn:

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, there are still numbers nine, ten, and 11 still out there and one of the guys is still in jail in bam malfighting extradition. they were having a hearing on that today. >> nothing on your end because you guys have done great work here on your end. nothing on your end concerning the financial connection between the billings and gonzales? >> bud billings had a finance company attached to a used car lot, one of the pay here, pay here places. i'm thinking that was still one of the reasons for the robbery, they thought he was sitting on a pile of cash. the hot rumor actually reported in the independent weekly is that this was a hit. this was an ordered paid for hit that gonzales got anywhere from -- gonzales junior that is, got anywhere from 20,000 to $30,000 so he got his buddies to go along so they could haul out whatever else they found. suf fis it to say, they say an inside source at the sheriff's department. >> mike brooks, police documents we believe are indicating gonzales junior told them about this financial relationship. >> right. >> what are you making of that as far as how it f

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he ask the where to get his laundry done, i don't know, bam, that was it. 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 of the dolphins. >> everybody -- >> wasn't it a dolphin -- just like us. >> except for that off-color remark about the dolphins. >> it's great to be back together. safe to say. >> it's fun. >> the best thing that all three of us have ever done. i say that because the experienc

from the nation's chief of disappointed in president o bam, to the commissioner of cambridge police, saying the president's comments left his force deflated. >> it takes its professional pride seriously. >> the cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somody when there was already proof they were in their own home. >> reporter: as for sergeant crowley, he said t the presiden was way off base. anhe defended his decision to arrest henry louisates for disorderly conduct. gates maintains crowley was disrespectful, and refused to reveal his badge number or his name, when gates threatened to file a complaint. >> there was a lot of yelling. there were references to my mother. mr. gates was given plenty of opportunities to stop what he was doing. he didn't. he acted very irrational. and he controlled the outcome of that event. >> reporter: sergeant crowley is rejecting professor gates' demand for an apology. and fighting gates' portrayal of him as a racist. >> this man clearly was a rogue policeman. >> reporter: sergeant crowley pointed out he was the one who tried to revive basketball s

are starting to see the poll numbers and even as unemployment hits, one of the big criticisms of o bams that he promised that this unemployment was not going to hit. suddenly we are seeing it there, what happened to the deficit. they just said the house proposal last week for a tax on the wealthy is a non-starter in the senate. even if that passes the house, don't expect it to come out of the final package. >> good discussion, see you later. >> he is aemocrat on "squauk box" this morning and said obama needs to be a magician. >> some of the tax increases will be on wealthy americans, i heard the phrase tax fatigue. >> if the energy bill goes up because of cap and trade, it's a tax on everybody. >> it will be interesting to see how it plays out. we arecoming up on e half hour and head to e flooro take the pulse of the market. >> we have a new idol. ryan seacrest and y will not believe the deal he jusgned to contie hosting amecan i toll. he has whitehair. >>e wor like a dog. radio a this and that. withhahe is getting paid, he better. we would work that hard if we got paid that much, i'm

wagner was ousted by the oh bam in administration in march as part of the gm's restructuring plan..e.c. filing shows he'll get about $8.5 million in eligible pay for the next 20 years. wagner will receive a life insurance policy worth about $2.5 million that gm has held since 199 opinion wagoner's retirement package was one of the major questions whether gm emerged from bankruptcy last week, ross. >> inflation down to 0.1% in june. the first ever negative inflation reading. a sharp drop in fuel prices drove figures down.. it was largely in line with market expectations. christine. >> ross, rio tinto has posted its big jump in second quarter iron ore production. rio has maintenanced its guidance of about 200 million tons. it was warned that foreign exchange and noncash effects from its struggling aluminum business will drop first half earnings lower. before the report, rio shares in sydney closed up 2%. right now, it is trading up 3.73%. >> final thought from stephen fall low. it seems to me every day we swing, depending on risk, assested by stock market. what is it going to take to

bam. see that? and he's got his hip to the side which is confidence and sex appeal. right?use her right arm is draped across this whole entire wide chair. >> in the end, by the looks of things, it was all good energy. >> he must like you guys. i look at his toes completely pointed toward you, not towards me. that's confident. likes you guys, that's good. he doesn't like you much. the rest of you he likes a lot. >> okay. so now that you're probably afraid to move a limb without wondering what people are concluding about you, that did seem a little voyeuristic and a little rude. anyway, we are here with janine. and you say that body language is really something different than what -- >> go ahead. >> it's how it's perceived. explain that to us. >> you get these body language experts and they say you do this, it always means power and authority. but a lot of people think it's arrogant. body language does not mean one thing, it's how it's perceived that's matters. kathie lee, you're sitting like this -- it's freezing in here. >> except he lives it. >> instead of being closed or

you see this, an unidentified man walking through the lobby of that marriott and then, bam, he was wheeling a suitcase heading towards the restaurant there. seconds later that large explosion. smoke forced out of the restaurant. again, this is new video we're just getting in and we're highlighting it for you. the man going through there with that sue ks and once he gets to a certain area then we sthee explosion. there has been no suggestion just yet that the man seen in the video is a suspect, however, people just piecing this together. you can draw your own conclusions from what you're seeing, authorities will look at that video and that man and everyone else seen in that video quite closely. the terrorists delivered back-to-back bombs in two luxury hotels in the capital of jakarta. six people confirmed to be dead, however, official os there say possibly that number could grow. we know also two suicide bombers were killed. let's go live to dan rivers on the scene of those attacks. dan, has anyone come forward to take responsibility for these bombings? >> no one has so far, but all indicati

bam's thank you to that naacp -- his story made possible by pioneers. a couple of other news articles before we get to your calls. last night or early this morning, the house ways and means committee passed legislation to revamp health care, approving tax increases on wealthy to help pay for the plan. the committee voted 23-18 to approve the bill that nancy pelosi and the committee chairs introduced earlier. three democrats joined all committee republicans in voting against the bill. over the next decade, the bill would impose $544 billion in new taxes on families making more than $350,000. that is from the associated press. this is an " the new york times ," digest to close the loop on the sotomayor hearings. -- this is a "new york times," article closing the loop. senior republican staff aide said in interviews they expected that at least one and perhaps as many as three of the panel's seven republicans might vote to approve the sotomayor nomination and send it to the full senate. senator patrick leahy scheduled a committee vote next tuesday but repub

. >> bam! >> that was it. >> statement. yeah. it was like in the pool, back in his element. this was after reportedly, yesterday, he had that stunning los to a guy who he had no business losing to in the 200 freestyle. well, phelps responded by not only winning the 200 butterfly which which is one of his best events but he beat his own record in the event where he said in beijing, the red line is the world record mark and he also surpassed the legendary mark spitz again by setting the 34th world record of his career. that is one world record better than spitz. michael vick's lawyers will ask a judge today to approve a pimt of $1.5 million for their fees from vick. it's about a million less than they originally asked. the firm was looking for 2.7 mil but cut the request after it was said that's a little too high. speaking of vick, he might return to football but that doesn't mean he's popular with you guys. he topped the list of the most l in "forbes" magazine. manny ramirez, a-rod third. terrell owens was number four. we want to know which athlete do you dislike the most and

showers toward the outer banks, heavy downpours mississippi through billion bam, stretch in toward birmingham beginning to dry out a bit, more thunderstorms possible out there later on today. rest of the rain out of kansas, missouri, northern arkansas, hasn't been severe the last few hours, the rain is heavy at times and once again this afternoon. put picture out, other huge story for the day and for the week is going to be the high temperature readings, some coming in. heat index, i put it in red, about 110 to 114, way it feels on your skin, peak head heating of the day, heat index, toward northern louisiana, eastern western mississippi, yesterday, phoenix tied a record at 115, today 110 to 114, heat warnings out there southeastern parts of california in toward arizona where it is going to be the hottest for the next couple of days as well. live to the nation's capital, what it looks like not a bad start for you, temperatures around the beltway, around the upper 70s, high 80s today, high temperature ought to be dry. looking beautiful. look at that blue sky. >> like water. >> feels like summe