experiments with grants for independent research she examines the behavior of the transgenic fish bred by bill moore and recovered. in an old farm building she tries to reproduce a simulated ecosystem in many tanks and aquariums in order to conduct experiments resembling a real life situation oh reputation isn't independent scientists reaches all the way to thailand the industry is especially anxious to capture the southeastern asian market with genetically modified to love here a popular fish on asian menus for this reason it is pressing the governments with patients for approval to be able to sell its transgenic fish earlier than in america and the government of thailand became quite worried because they felt that they were not well equipped to review an application and even know what questions to ask and how do we do a risk assessment and be able to make a good decision about whether they should allow the patient of a country so they told the researchers please don't even apply formally to introduce these fish because we don't know what to do. under great time pressure and is compiling a risk ass

bill: but everybody knows that mike. we were going for the subtle deals. not everybody knows about mary tyler mooreike that. >> bill: if you buy pinheads and patriots for your dad you get a free keychain, seals 1, bin laden 0. i love the keychain, i love the bumper sticker. >> bill: i appreciate that father. to round out your collection, i'm sending you the patriot polo shirt so you can keep cool during those hot arizona summer days that is a nice shirt. i have two, really nice. >> bill: none. i have to draw the line somewhere. >> finally pinheads and patriots actor james arness died last friday he was 88-years-old. we had the last interview with him. you are on tvland and you still gemayel, right? >> we get e-mail that you wouldn't believe. it keeps increasing. we get maybe 100 e-mails a week. >> bill: do you know why? because people need heroes these days mr. arness. and you're a hero. as an actor on the screen and as a real guy, fighting for your country. mr. arness was a patriot. full interview with the actor now posted on billoreilly.com. >> you make the call, late night guys going wild over w

bill is just a vote from passing. >>> veteran actress mary tyler moore returns to capitol hill today.he is a diabetic and she's been pushing for more type i diabetes research for years. >>> serena williams was back on the court tuesday but the world isn't talking about her tennis match, but rather, what she did afterwards. >> it's been a long year for the former champion and she really let it show yesterday. the bbc's tim franks reports now from wimbledon. >> reporter: victory in round one should be routine for defending champions. right? wrong. serena williams has barely played for the last 12 months. she was, she says, on her deathbed. she had blood clots on her lungs. >> it's been so hard. you know, it's just -- it's been a disaster year. but, you know, i've been praying and, you know, had my family, you know. i love tennis. to be able to come back at wimbledon is pretty awesome. >> reporter: over three sets, serena made her comeback. if not quite of biblical, then at least of deeply personal proportions. >> i didn't expect to be having the emotions. i just expected to walk off and

moore and giving up. well funded by the break force in russia manager by bill brown of ski to do all he could to encourage his men although france managed to come from behind in the second half and battle to win taking them into the final twenty nineteen to score. some of the despite the oh come on pleased with the way my boys played they were giving their all and fighting to the end it's a game in which is didn't have the luck they have. both teams managed to earn their own arse in the end with france getting wales for the plate and russia russian italy twenty fourth down in flames seventh place meanwhile they've been strongest plagiarists england were just on stubble on the way to their second cup of the season following this is an opening round win in rio and france last week of the stem around and then first have to beat spain in the semifinal and did so with the lady is twenty four fourteen. that's how it came to final where they knew this meant face portugal the team that managed to upset them in the group stage was the ever the decider turned out to be a different story early in the first couple cr

moore contained a number of hidden liberal messages. kind of a liberal da vinci code. we hope you stay tuned for those reports. >> bill: personal story segment tonight, very interesting new book out called prime time propaganda. the author ben shapiro graduated harvard law from all places. he has documents that the american tv industry often inserts liberal messages in some of the most successful programs. i talked with mr. shapiro last week. so let's take family ties first. ♪ >> i mean this is a fun one i spoke with goldberg creator of family ties. very liberal. spent his youth being a hippy so he doesn't remember years at a time. what he ends up doing is creating a show where the villan is supposed to be alex p. keaton. >> mcgovern, mccarthy. you guys knew how to pick the winners, didn't you? >> bill: conservative michael j. fox character comes across. he is a lovable villain. >> accidental. so michael j. fox is so damn charming. >> with alex i didn't think i was creating a sympathetic character. those were not traits that i aspired to. >> the original intent was to portray the conservative kid as a bad guy. >> yeah

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bill and urge adoption of our amendment. mr. chairman, finally, i'd like to thank the co-sponsors of this amendment, representative reichert, tonko, ellison, moore, wasserman schultz, capps, slaughter, cuellar, fudge and wilson. i'd like to yield to the gentlelady from nevada, ms. berkley. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. berkley: thank you, mr. higgins. i rise in support of the amendment to eliminate a provision in this bill that would harm las vegas, phoenix, denver, miami, baltimore, detroit and a dozen more cities around the country. this bill before us would eliminate any funding for the urban area security initiative for all but the top 10 highest risk urban areas, leaving over 50 u.s. cities off the list, including my own city of las vegas, one of the greatest tourist destiny -- destinations in the world, with over 37 million visitors a year. for almost a decade uasi program has worked to help cities prevent acts of terrorism. not too long ago, over 60 u.s. cities received funding to help them purchase equipment, develop recovery plans and implement counterterrorism strategies. in my home city of las vegas, for example, we've

i talked to minister moore, the heritage minister about that, and they promised to introduce a bill calledexact same bill as before so really the big ticket items that terry talks about. the perimeter deal, those are the things to talk a lot about, but there's still a couping things here we have to figure out where they square the circle on these, peter. >> you're right about the retirement issue on how it conflicts with bringing down the deficit with early retirement. you have two conflicting things on the retirement age and problem with pensions and the cost of pensions so by increasing, you know, the retirement age issue, stops that pension question at least for awhile on the stopgap. as you said, they got to square the circle or circle the square or do something to make those two lines meet. okay. we'll keep an eye on that. we're looking for jack leyton, the leader of the opposition, his early comments on what he's heard from the speech from the thrown and the liberal leader, bob ray, what he has to say. let's zip back down to the senate side and see if rose mary barton heard more on t