back to you, barrett. sports stars for $1,000, please. barrett. what is the bobsled? yes. i'll have surprise! i got you a landmark! for $200. the washington monument was out of my price range, but here's a similar one that's a symbol of this argentine capital. barrett. what is buenos aires? that's it. i'll have landmark! for $400, please. how about this ancient temple in athens? all that pentelic marble is yours now. barrett. what is the parthenon? correct. i'll have landmark! for $600, please. this london bell weighs 13 tons, so it's louder than your old alarm clock. barrett. what is big ben? correct. landmark! for $800, please. this landmark, which took a while to wrap, goes back to the qin dynasty. barrett, again. what is the great wall of china? right. and now the last -- landmark! -- oh, excuse me, sir. landmark! for $1,000, please. a palace fit for you -- the palace at this suburb of paris. emily. what is versailles? correct. and that takes you to $4,400. and joe will go first to start us off in double jeopardy! right after this. and joe will go first to start us off

kate rejected barrett. what pictures? morgan: how does barrett pass a polygraph?'t kill her... he'd have to make sure she's never found. morgan: he's got a boat. hotch: the locals checked it. no sign kate was ever on it. morgan: wouldn't a boat have gps? that's kate's phone. there, in the backseat. kate's mom has that right now. you sure? yeah. they recovered that from her room. so she made it back. kate's cell phone was left in the car and then later turned up in her room. how? we figure most of the story's true. that's why they never changed it. they did drop kate off at the hotel. pearson took barrett home, just like they said. but then because barrett was rejected, he circled back to punish kate. well, why would she let him in? because he had this. no sign of a struggle in the room. barrett lured her outside, maybe drugged her, took her to his boat. he was obsessed with the inlet. he knew the traffic patterns there, when the fishermen were coming in and tourist charters were going out. the blood from the catch attracts hundreds of sharks. it's a feeding frenzy

barrett. what is basketball? right.,000, please. [ beep ] and the poet is henry wadsworth longfellow.

chemical weapon to homs similar to those that assad should have proposed are enormous talk to kevin barrett the same lawyers from iraq chemicals that don't see exist they're not even troy you americans have a terrible time even trying to imagine that their leaders could ever act you know less than morally upright way. and for this reason americans have been repeatedly victimized by leaders who have done all sorts of terrible things to america and american democracy as well as to other countries trick to where no resists iran is through it all go direct to ben affleck it was to show cia documents ordering this flick to prepare america to halt the noise to bomb iran. i'm going to. remember you know iranians the portrayed like zombies from the one of the dead here who could the cia really control holywood yes of course this may sound like a crazy conspiracy theory to people who are exposed in a regular basis to fox news and c.n.n. new york times which never talk about these things the cia has been propagandizing the american people through the us media since world war two there's a whole part

joe, emily, barrett, good luck. here we go. jeopardy! round. these are the categories.'s what you have to do. alex: of course you're getting nervous, it's just... barrett, start us. i'll have getting nervous for $200, please. joe. what are blies? right. getting nervous for $400. barrett. what are jeebies? yes. i'llutterfnervous for $600, please. what are pins and needles? that's right. completes the book title for $200, please. joe. y. what is "the kite runner" yes. joe. completes the book title for $400. joe. what are stars? right. $600 on completes the book title.

barrett. what are sti yes. what is lisbon? yes. onomatopoeia for $200, please. barrett.hat is buzz? good. onomatopoeia for $400.

samantha barrett is now facing a slew of charges.zingly, the baby, whose name is caden, was not hurt in the wreck. he is now safe at home with his mother. >> reporter: this is how the chase ended in dramatic fashion. a woman identified by police as samantha barrett jumps out of the car and takes off. sheriff deputies chase her down and then a county deputy goes straight for the back seat to pull the 8-month-old boy to safety. >> i hope they -- >> reporter: an infuriated mother has some choice words for barrett who police say took her son on a wild police chase with speeds over 80 miles per hour. christine howard said barrett, who she considered a friend, stole her car with caden inside. around 12:30 wednesday afternoon after an amber alert was issued, henry county police responded to a 911 call that she was spotted on interstate 75 south. what happened next was an intense car chase during which police say barrett attempted to ram police. all while the baby was in the back seat. caused her to blow a tire allowing police to stop the ca

you know, the opposite direction. >> the barretts quickly realize an 1800 pound bull is on the loose.e run for cover while scott whips out his video camera. the bull kept bucking back and forth and zigzagging and people were jumping back. they didn't know what to do because the bull came different directions. >> i was absolutely terrified, because i thought that a bunch of people were going to get hurt because there was no sign of anyone that was trying to do anything. >> a female wrangler steps up to the challenge. hardball charges her and throws her to the ground. >> he actually bucked a girl and hit her right in the chest, and knocked her back. i feared for her. i was really afraid that she was hurt very severely because he hit her really hard. >> spectators jumped the fence to escape hardball's charge. a man tries to distract the raging bull with garbage barrels. >> the bull like almost bucked the trash can and almost hit a guy. >> the distraction buys enough time for security officers to arrive at the scene. one of them whips out a taser and confronts the powerful bull. >> you se

al barrett i --stand mr.al barrett -- asking for the ousting of x president morsi. >> thank you very much indeed for joining us from cairo. that is all we have got time for. less than those co-months after winning her first grand slam title at wimbledon, france's marion bartoli is retiring. the 28-year-old made a tearful announcement wednesday after losing to romania's simona halep in cincinnati, saying the decision was due to persistent injuries. body just really cannot do it anymore. there have been a lot of injuries. at the beginning of the year i felt i really pushed my body to do limits, and i just cannot it anymore. >> that is it for this edition. thanks for watching. don't go away. hello and welcome to the week in the americas. coming up, a life of prime, the former godfather of the -- james whitey bulger is found guilty. after 16 years on the run. changing times and eating habits. why mexico has overtaken the u.s. on the scale of obesity, and being overweight. and have you ever heard of henrietta lack

barrett, irene, and wi$75,00 nice to see you again. good luck.e we go into the first part of the game. this round, as you know, has the one daily double, and it'll lliam,p in one of these categories. [ laughter ] alex: all right, barrett. you start. ll have this is crazy for $200, please. william. what is the octagon? that's it. may "b" for $200. william? what is bonjour? bonjour. yes. may "b" for $400. irene? what is a butler? butler. you got it. yeah, we went there for $200, please. we stopped by the magnificent cliffs of moher on this emerald isle. william. what is ireland? yeah. may "b" for $600.

friends of syria talks confirmed by top generals and politicians in kuwait pakistan and so ok kevin barrett how does the plan book iraq is now broken up into a largely shiite south shrinking in the middle many of us in these have become refugees and left the country and then end israeli occupied kurdish north and likewise sudan has been broken up into two pieces the so-called arab north and an israeli occupied south which is where all the energy resources are interesting when . really though it seems to grab wherever the energy resources are they own the south sudan and they own kurdistan and iraq. libya has been broken up into a fall of the east and a good athlete supporting west so that's the strategy is to break up all the countries in syria would be the icing on the cake. nothing israel's enemies one by one health strange no one country never attacks ever israel so this leads you to wonder what the heck is going on you know what kind of radical islamic group is that smuggle drugs and never attacked israel and whatever it does always seems to be in the interest of israel i think they've

katherine barrett is live. we worry about the wood lands and the reservoir that feeds san francisco. we worry about the families displaced and the buildings that could be burned but mostly we are concerned about the firefighters who have to be completely exhausted at this point. >> well they are, but they keep bringing new personnel on board. they've added just a couple hundred more. they do have 12 hours on 12 hours off, some of them are on 24 hour shifort. they are encouraged to eat lot and take care of themselves that's job 1. additional resources being deployed like this military drone they've brought in actually declared special permission from the u.s. secretary of defense. the unmanned drone will be driven by the california national guard. it will be used to spot new fires, and help deploy resources efficiently around this 280 mile square territory. we took a ride to the south flank where it's actively burning. they are letting it burn up to bulldozer lines, but have mop up crews in the woods digging out

. >> and katherine barrett is out there too. how is it affecting the weather? >> thette with was changeable, that was higher humidity. the smoke hung longer in the hills, they have five c-130 cargo planes dropping fire suppressant and water on that fire. it makes it more difficult for ground crews to get around. again changeable is the word. the winds have been described as squirrely all day and that's expected to continue. there's a little bit of an unsettled system coming in. that does make an already challenging fire even less predictable. john it is the changing of the guard at the incident post. night shifts are gearing for another night. digging in the dark, cooks serving 1800 meals to the next shift about to go out and keep fighting. john. >> how are those firefighters fs holding up? >> you know it's sort of midpoint maybe in the fire season. they're, some of them, getting a little tired but this is what they do. this is frankly what i suspect some of them love to do. they feel honored doing it. we spoke to one fellow earlier today who had come here from

katherine barrett has the very latest.t seems this is now effecting areas where people are not directly effected, but there still is the possibledy -- [ technical difficulties ] . >> there are some evacuation advisories still in force. they are still having trouble on the northwestern edge of this fire, keeping it contained. the fire generated a lot of smoke yesterday, and columns that rose 25, 30,000 feet in the air, the night air has pushed that smoke down to the ground. again, they say while an evacuation advisory means they are doing everything they can and don't expect the fire to threaten populated areas, it still could. and the fire is unpredictable. mike wilkins re minded media of just how dangerous this particular fire is, not just in terms of scale and size, but the terrain, and the winds that then push the fire in different directions. at the moment, though, the primary wind direction on the fire is moving to the northeast, which they think is a good sign because it is mostly rocky terrain with less fuel to driv

also out today, the former vice president mohammad al barrett i -- el baradei backing out from the military-backed government and accuses the trail of trust. they told the daily beast on monday that military aid to egypt has been temporarily cut off. this is quite a different narrative from what we are hearing from the white house that says the aide is under review, particularly military aid, but on hold -- not on hold and not yet cut off. to be clear, technically the administration's rhetoric is not completely remiss. the promised aid to the egyptian military in 2013 is not due until september 30 of the selected still happen if things settle down before them. all the while, the clashes in egypt are still continuing on a daily basis in the streets of cairo. 1000 people have died and hundreds of others injured and there is no sign of an end. for more on what this means in the u.s. and the region moving forward, earlier i was joined from one of our reporters in cairo and i asked about the imposed curfew. >> right now, we are under government-imposed curfew. across the country, everyone is hold up in

. >> reporter: rex barrett head of security for prince george's county schools in maryland said theyas this they can see every camera. >> reporter: at julius west middle school, the security chief showed us what they've been doing with the new money. it starts with electronic entrance ways, locked doors you have to be buzzed through. when we get into the schools on the schools that we can, we're going put an entrance, security vestibule. when visitors come in it funnels them through the main office. >> reporter: here in montgomery county for many years they had what they call a call button. a teacher hits this, the signal goes the office, the office can call police. in other school systems around the country for the first time in some of them they are instituting what they call panic buttons, strategic places around the school that teachers and administrators can hit. you hit that and that goes directly to emergency call centers. training teachers is being stepped up. barrett says they tell staffers not to talk to a shooter. >> they are not trained in hostage negotiation or conflict

murphy who was among activists on the freedom waves to gaza which attempted to break the blockade or barrett two years ago mr paul murphy welcome to all seas so critics predicts no positive outcome for these talks will tie your prediction yeah i think unfortunately it seems that the talks are somewhat of a charade but it's something. by the israeli establishment in order to create the impression that it's serious that this government is serious about peace to placate some international opinion and some of the mastic opinion but i mean the reality is told by the actions of the israeli government the expansion of the settlements is the main story and the proverb which displaces forty thousand bedouins in the south of israel is another element of the story which is that the israeli establishment is determined to undermine any basis for a viable palestinian state that's why it's expanding the settlements and so if that's the case there's no basis for these talks to come to an agreement which would give justice to the palestinians and they the basis for real peace yet only him many voices includi

positive on russia they even initiated the so-called relationship reset that some would argue is now barrett was put in is back in power and. what surprises me is that these two men always stressed that they have similar views that you know they have pretty much the same team working for them but the reception all of them in the west was was different and i wonder why what is so different between them because they always trust the similarity and the common values that they share these two leaders have been partners it is a senior partner and a junior partner they're working well together they have different constituencies in terms of what their tasks are as i see it from outside with the idea of is focusing on innovation is focusing on. rule of law. i think that the these kinds of issues i wonderful grist for the press for commentators because they look at personality and they look at you know what does all this mean but from a pure business point of view it's working for foreign investors let me ask this question and a little bit more poignant they do you think there is an anti putin bias i

riot police farmers there are demanding that every cultural laws be revamped and have called for barrett working conditions why it squads use tear gas and baton is to force the stone throwing demonstrators off the streets meanwhile the country's president has agreed to negotiate with the protesters following a week of mass rallies. taliban fighters in afghanistan have executed twelve people in two provinces for working for the government all the victims were engineers and drivers who operated under a world bank funded program aimed at improving the local economy the rising number of attacks against civilians has sparked concerns over security when most foreign troops pull out in two thousand and fourteen. well you're up to date here in r.t. so stay with us for max and stacey holding warren bad bankers to account. sometimes it seems like in the face of giant corporations people are just sort of helpless i could be pretty pessimistic myself about what a few individuals with no real money or power can really do against the system but you never go in fact if you remember tour discussion abou

it officially starts tomorrow, but today a kickoff event is happening at barrett's grill in hunt valleycenter. the summer promotion actually runs longer than a week. it ends august 25th. 51 restaurants throughout baltimore county are offering fixed prices for their lunches and dinner menus. >>> today the long-awaited tip reef at the national aquarium is expected to officially debut. you'll be able to see these guys, the black tipped sharks. these will be open to the public. they feature dozens of sharks, beautiful coral and the giant sea turtle calypso. if you can't make it downtown, you can watch the action on the aquarium's 24-hour shark cam. >>> basketball is is now returning to an arena for the first time in baltimore since 1999. the washington wizards will play carmelo anthony and the new york knicks in the preseason game on october 17th. this year marks the 50th anniversary of the baltimore bullets going to d.c. as the bullets and then became the wizards. this will be a homecoming for melo who went to towson catholic. >>> some big concerts going on tonight at pier 6 pavilion, gram

reassignment surgery for gender identity disorder the do was be that's united states disciplinary barrett says implemented risk assessment protocols and safety procedures to address high risk factors identified with the prison rape elimination act that's so the army says no the attorney bradley manning's lawyer says he's going to be working hard to get him on therapy. his attorney also said he does not fear for manning safety in prison and that bradley manning will not ask to live in a female prison he said everyone that's in a military prison is a first time offender these are soldiers who have done something wrong they have gone to prison and are really trying to do their time and then get out that that was the lawyers statement turning also presented an e-mail to a former supervisor from april twenty ten in which he said he was transgender and joined the army to quote unquote to get rid of it in the e-mail which had the subject line my problem also included. a photo of manning in which he is wearing a blonde wig and lipstick during the mending is nine months detainment in. quantico vir

i found out about mel leaney barrett and her company mel leaney b. when i look at her story online. i gave her a call to find out the secret to her growth. turns out the it was simply taking a focus on it. ♪ why don't you come with me little girl on a magic carpet ride ♪ >> by many counts four years after she started her carpet company mellanie b. >> she designed carpets inspired by her travels around the world and had them hand-made in nepal, india, china, and mexico. she earned a client. >> was actually looking for brooklyn designers and i happened to come across her on linkedin, and i took a look at her website and immediately fell in love with it. >> she got press. she had a goal, to get people to buy her carpets, and she went after it with gusto. >> i attended every event related to my industry. whether it was a cocktail for an opening of a product, anything related to a designer, whether the magazines were giving it, i was there. and then i exhibited in trade shows because that's how i communicated. >> it was about survival. i need to meet this person, go to that convenient. i

barrett not that far behind. so, let's get rid of these dollar figures.ill be added to what you guys earn today. nilai, you get to pick first again, but first we reveal the categories. and in the jeopardy! round, they are... alex: start us. let's go how nobel of them for $800, please. answer -- daily double. [ laughs ] answer -- daily [ applause ] you have no money, but as you know, you can risk up to $1,000. let's go $1,000, please, alex. all right, here is the clue for you.

. >> katherine barrett has more on the wildfires. katherine what is the latest?> reporter: hi, tony, what we have heard is that governor brown may be visiting this area to meet with first responders, and give them some support. firefighters have made some progress on this massive blaze, but you can still see the ash-covered forest floor sending up plumes of smoke. in northern california, flames and scorched land cover some 150,000 acres. 30 to 40-mile-an-hour winds are whipping the fire. homeowners watch from a nearby ridge. >> they get up on top here and it will make a run. >> robert quinnland has been listening to radio traffic between helicopters and fire fighting ground crews. >> i'm a little concerned. i have got animals and need to get them out. >> reporter: the fire is one of the worst in california history. the jumping blaze is now threatening major roadways, more than 3,000 firefighters are on the ground. inaccessible terrain makes fighting this fire all the ore arduous. the giant sequoias are not immediate italy at risk, but precautions are being taken

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the other issue brought up is the barrett's esophagus.one of the abnormalities in the lower esophagus near the summit that engendered a lot of the discussion, because the more we learn about it, the more we know that most of the lesions are very low risk and the type buses can lead to over treatment. again, an entire network devoted to delineating the behavior of barrett's esophagus. host: of you were asked if it is why -- why is to have annual stands? guest: i want to point out the difference between diagnostic tests and follow-up tests for cancer. and screening tests. screening tests are tests that are used in people who have no underlying suspicious -- suspicion for cancer. therefore, we want to be judicious about any risks for radiation. radiation at almost any those can be presumed to at least damaged some of dna and at least cause some damage. that is what we want to use screening tests judiciously. now when you get to a follow-up of patients that already have cancer, there is a different matter, because the risk for recurrence can

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that's where we find reporter katherine barrett. >> monday was a challenging day for firefighters, the grew an additional 17,000 acres bringing its total air to 170,000 acres and the fire is pushing hard to the east into yosemite park. crews from as far away as florida, north carolina and arkansas will be battling this blaze right through the night. they'll focus on protecting small mountain towns in the area. reservoirs include hetch-hetchy which feeds san francisco's water supply, hydroelectric facilities and of course the treasured giant sequoia trees. >>> in california where the new school has gun with 50 fewer schools. budget cutbacks forced the closures. john hendren reports. >> it looks like a scene out of a war movie. security guards escorting children to school. but this is chicago. >> violence has become the norm in chicago. violence has become a big big problem in chicago like a lot of cities in the united states. >> the victims often innocent bystanders. 15 people were gunned down in the latest outbreak of shootings in the streets this weekend, including an 11-year-old girl

. >> reporter: a strike could be a stroke of luck for barrett transportation which served -- serves ag list of clients. >> they've asked us to boost the number of buses on routs. >> reporter: in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> if there is a strike the ktvu morning team will bring you the very latest a half hour early. join us at 4:00 a.m. monday. >>> a photo of a young marine helping an 8-year-old runner is making the rounds on twitter. he asked kerr if he could run beside him. kerr helped the boy make it all the way to the finish line. kerr is now shrugging off the attention saying he did it only because anybody would do it. >> reporter: uc berkeley is stepping up its cyber security efforts. university is doubling its funding for an information security program to $11 for the next fiscal year. there are millions of the attempts by hackers trying to steal information from the university. >>> a rare parasite that's linked to prepackaged salad has sickened -- california is not one of the 15 states affected by the outbreak. >>> a bear looking for a late night snack hit the

good morning jackie barrett >>: let's take a look at the board that we made for you.y're going to run 24 hour service. it will only be f- 14 stations included the one i'm here at else to realtor it the best way to find out what those stations are and which best fits you is to go to the bart website or to the kron4 web site and check those 14 stations. ac transit. a big one during the bart strike. ac transit will be running buses after 7:10 p.m. on wednesday to san francisco. if you normally take ac transit you will have to find another way to get in and out of san francisco during those five days. the san francisco bay ferry was a huge alternative when we had the first a bart strike. in fact it tripled the number sprit so they expect to see lots of people take that. the big two days are thursday and friday. those are going to be for the most part normal commute days. saturday and sunday obviously our holidays and the weekend. and monday will be a holiday. the first two days will be the big one. other alternatives. the other bridges like the richmond center fell in san

. >> reporter: a strike could be a stroke of luck for barrett transportation which served -- serves ast of clients. >> they've asked us to boost the number of buses on routs. >> reporter: in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> if there is a strike the ktvu morning team will bring you the very latest a half hour early. join us at 4:00 a.m. monday. >>> a photo of a young marine helping an 8-year-old runner is making the rounds on twitter. he asked kerr if he could run beside him. kerr helped the boy make it all the way to the finish line. kerr is now shrugging off the attention saying he did it only because anybody would do it. >> reporter: uc berkeley is stepping up its cyber security efforts. university is doubling its funding for an information security program to $11 for the next fiscal year. there are millions of the attempts by hackers trying to steal information from the university. >>> a rare parasite that's linked to prepackaged salad has sickened -- california is not one of the 15 states affected by the outbreak. >>> a bear looking for a late night snack hit the mot

a short time ago we talked with reporter steve barrett of wftv.ont, florida. >> this building is collapsing right in the ground. it's not often that a three-story building falls into a sinkhole. this all started at about 11:00 last night, but it wasn't until this morning that we really got some good aerial images of exactly what this looks like and what the people inside must have been going through. we heard stories of them sort of hearing creaking and cracking inside of this building. it's one of those vacation rental condos you might get if you have a time share. it's right outside of walt disney world. these folks then started seeing and hearing windows popping. a security guard was quickly able to determine that there was a big problem here. about 15 to 20 minutes later, he had the whole building evacuated. just a couple hours later we were talking to some of those eyewitnesses about how they scrambled to get out of that building. take a listen to this. >> one person had to break out of a window because the door frame collapsed and it was him

. >> reporter: brian harrison is the executive chef at barrett's grill in hunt valley. he says it's restaurant week's six multicourse venue. looking for a taste of something new. >> i have an apple with smoked bacon. i'm just doing a smaller portion with that. >> restaurant owners say the next two weeks will boost their bottom line, as their customers go on vacation for the summer, restaurant week will bring them back to dine out again. >> it is a shot in the arm for our restaurant. and keeps our employees, you know, cranking and working until the fall starts. >> reporter: restaurant week will hold everyone over. i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> thanks, gigi. >>> -- >>> for a complete list of all 52 restaurants that are participating, log onto cbsbaltimore.com. >>> it's dinnertime. is it not? >> yeah. did you see those little biddy crab cakes? >>> still ahead on eyewitness news. amber alert expanding. the latest on the frantic searchfor the 16-year-old taken by a family friend. >>> deadly flooding. rain continues to pound the nation's midsection already under w

katherine barrett joins us at the command center in california. have they made any progress?i think they have. the rim fire grew just 5,000 acres today that's far better than yesterday. night shift crews just received their operational briefing before they fan out into the dark smokey vast perimeter of this fire. the crews were warned about low visibility, shifting winds, to potential flairup spots, there were even warnings about hazardous wildlife encounters like bears and bees that they might step on in the ground. one fire officials said i think we're the best firefighters in the world. john? >> what about the reservoir, what are you hearing about that tonight? >> that is a big concern to residents of san francisco. it's a 300,000 acre watershed. the fire is burning close to the reservoir. however, officials with the water supply say that the water is repeatedly and constantly tested. it has tested perfectly safe. there may be some ash that has fallen on to the surface of the water, but the drinking supply is taken from almost 300 feet below the surface. and even though th

katherine barrett is with us. katherine what is ahead for those exhausted crews?re tired, not least because of this fire, but also because at this point in the season they have done a lot of fire fighting already. one firefighter told me this fire is like trying to eat elephant one bite at a time. but these crews are mostly holding their lines. the acreage has grown in some areas that are very remote, but they have improved their contain in population centers. air command has deployed two moore c130 aircraft to fight the fire from overhead, though there was a lot of low smoke that could have made the -- targeting more difficult. >> tell us about the water on the reservoir, and the concern for the sequoias. >> there has been a lot of concern for the reservoir. there has been ash and soot falling into the water, but the water has been tested and confirmed that it is safe. and the see quias, as a precautionary pressure, park service have been digging around the trees, and laying hoses and sprinklers to stop the fire. >> one more for you, how much concern is there abo

now and former intelligence officer for the office of the secretary of defense, mike barrett. mike, good afternoon. >> afternoon, shep. >> shepard: i seem to remember they jailed him for murdering his own people. isn't that what happened? >> they did. apparently they're engaged in a retrial process and there's some rule about whether or not they're allowed to hold him while they do that, these are minor technicalities. when we look at the situation, threat is this is going to be bloody and messy for the next the or civics months. it's going to be ugly. what the united states needs to do and the obama administration is getting there, is to understand what our interests and are to defend them. at the end of the day we really need to make sure our military has access to the suez canal and the egyptian military, or the muslim brotherhood, is preventing attacks on israel from egyptian territory. >> shepard: where do we find the leverage? >> we don't have a whole lot of leverage. really, the debate we have gotten into about $1.3 billion is a redding her. the reality ills the saudis

barrett and mr.hop there was a heated exchange. >> republican senator charles bishop and democratic senator lowell barren, both notoriously outspoken, begin to argue heatedly. >> you definitely see when you watch the tape that there are some words being exchanged and you're not quite sure what they're saying, but you knew that there was an argument at least. we didn't know, you know, what the outcome would be, but we just sat there and watched it for a little bit, and all of a sudden it happened and it happened very quickly. mr. bishop had hit mr. barren. he had punched him. and there was a little bit of a struggle for a few seconds. the security guards ran out. they tried to break them up. a few other legislators also tried to get in between them. the punch was very quick, and the struggle was very quick, and the breakaway between the two, that was also quick. so it happened in a matter of seconds. >> he had just a standard all-american punch thrown. one punch thrown. everybody else pulls the two ap