they boiled their powder horns and drank the broth. once the metabolism as consumed did subcutaneous fat it turns upon the muscles and organs in the process, seeking to keep the heart and nervous system going. back in only occur any time after 50% of the body mass is gone. the rangers began to die. psalm pulled into the fetal position and never woke up. the weather granted them no kindness, continuing hard and cold. knowing little of rogers woodcraft george campbell's group could rest virtually no nutrition from the force. the body needs a small amount of fat to maintain the functions of the brain bone marrow and cell membranes. some of campbell's men lost their minds and attempted to eat their own excrement. he later told the contemporary historian. after many fruitless days crossing asthma river came upon the mutilated bodies of dunbar and turner's party piled up floating among the thank blogs and the stream running off the pawn. if this was not a season for distinctions rode campbell and the men waded into the water so ridden by hog

they are boiled in salted water. if you leave the skins on, soak them overnight.ets all the dirt out. we skin our potatoes. thiff been boiled, they are in kos hmp er salt. >> these will probably cook maybe 4:00. >> moving on to the omelet. something else very quick. a little oil in. some eggs here and a little cream. you can use milk. if you happen to be out of milk or cream, you can use water. >> my dad ran out of milk and scream once and used whipped cream from the can. jo a little pepper and kosher salt. the key to doing an omelet is keep it moving. what i'm going to did here is move the egg from the outside of the opinion the center. you rotate the pan a little bit. >> come in here. you put cream in there. some people use milk. it's what you want to put in. >> i know you put on all those add ins and fold it over. >> at the restaurant, we put it in the off an. the key is to be able to flip it. >> are going to flip it. i'm going to try to. you got it all over your shirt. put some bacon in. some cheese >> we are going to take a break. before we go, if you want a

. >> put it in boiling waters and that's how you enjoy a live lobster, boiling water and killed and eatand peta how taking on the killing of lobsters in boiling water and they say it's inhumane and there's a better way to do it. >> what's the better way to do it ♪ . >> is this lobster music? >> how could you not know it. >> the little mermaid. >> don't forget mickey mouse. mou do they kill the lobsters? >> they use, how do i say this elegantly. >> a poker. >> they use a poker, thank you, and they prick inside the back of it and kill it first and then into the pot. >> so that feels, apparently that-- pleasant? >> new science revealed that lobsters feel pain. that's why-- >> i knew it, i knew it, i knew it. because when you're leading them towards the boiling water, if a lobster could scream it would, they're like, they're like-- >> it's horrible. i think peta is right. >> i hate to agree with this one, but i think they've got a point. >> and putting them in boiling water, clayton. >> hold on a second the way in which you're leading to water, more inhuman, hey, buddy we're about to go int

the vat was filled with boiling chocolate that was in the process of being mixed.an was caught up in the machinery mixing the chocolate. >>> and vandals are caught on surveillance tape, smashing and stealing a statue of the virgin mary at a california church. you can see a man climbing a fountain at the church and throwing the porcelain centerpiece to the ground. then someone returns to grab the statue. police are still searching for suspects. >>> toronto is dealing with a very stinky situation. the city's 24,000 municipal workers have been on strike for more than two weeks, leading to a huge garbage pileup. residents have been dumping trash at temporary sites, including city parks. but some tourists say the situation hasn't changed their feelings about toronto. >>> some reality tv stars found out the reality of their newfound fame in d.c. see what happens when bloggers bombard their tv shoot. abc 2 news at 5:30 starts in just two minutes. >>> now abc 2 news at 5:30. >> we have an update on breaking news out of east baltimore. good evening. i'm kelly swoope. trains

thank you, boil. by the end of this week congress was supposed to have made real progress in the house and the senate on health care legislation, but when the cat's away -- well, you know the rest. everywhere one looked this week, the administration plan to get health care reform done this summer got caught up in yet another brush fire. what is the problem, ceci? >> you mean that cat obama, right? gwen: yeah, that cat. >> well, the problem was we were exposed to legislative sausage making and as everybody here knows, that is not a pretty sight. what we have seen week after week now this summer is as you get closer and closer to having an actual bill on something as complicated as health care, something that is 1/6 of the u.s. economy and the lawmakers start looking at the specifics, they don't like them. you saw on the house side, several rump groups of democrats going to speaker pelosi and saying you don't have enough cost controls in the bill, or we've got a problem if you might possibly fund adorgs

. >> you don't want to boil it hard core. >> no, just a touch of water. you could do a little butter but we will go a little lighter for the summer. a pinch of salt and white pepper. because we are going to keep the soup light in color but you could use black if you wanted. >> any particular potatoes? >> you could use either the classic russ set, which has nice binding so helps to thicken the soup. i have a little yukon potato. it is not really important. you want to peel them and cut in small pieces otherwise they will take forever to cook. >> what would be the next step. >> after that i would add potatoes and add my water and a little bit of cream. keep a little on the side so i can add if i want to. >> do you have the boiled down version here. what i do is blanching the leaves in the boiling water. >> it is really fast, right. >> because they are small leaves so they don't need to go long. >> take them out. >> and put them in ice water to chill them. what will happen is the natural color, the green, will stay nice and bright green. >> and give the soup

>>> boiling point in iran as a day of mourning ends in a police crackdown. >>> cash for clunkers, making deals, drivi them off the lot. is there any downside? making a difference for the heroes of the tragedy we saul saw play out on tv. and we are hearing it yet again from baseball fans. say it ain't so. "nightly news" begins now >>> good evening. at first members of the white house press corps thought the president was kidding. you could hear them laughing when there was talk of two men coming to the white house for a beer. the harvard professor arrested in his own home and the arresting officer. time has passed since then. the charges were dropped. but feelings are still raw. the national conversation on race has taken a bit of a turn or two en route to tonight's gathering at the white house. the question is what comes out of this long-term? white house correspondent savannah guthrie is there covering for us tonight. savannah, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. this might be the most highly anticipated highly publicized beer ever had at the white house. it just happened. w

the scandal boils over. the "city paper" released the transcript of the phone calls. the ex husband gave the paper access to the lengthy recordings. in one, she claims he kicked her out of a hotel room because she would not perform a sex act. there are still queions about barry putting her on the city payroll. she was paid $20,000 as a contractor. months later, his camp publicly declares she and her ex-husband are unstable. but she is currently under the care of a local psychiatrist. >> residents say it is toouch. >> we need to pray for them. we need to pray for peace. >> during all of this back and forth, marion barry has actually never spoken for himself since july 4. he has allowed his attorney and spokesperson to do that. he is expected to speak today after this court hearing. if he does, you can bet we will have a live on abc 7. matt brock, abc 7 news. >> thank you. if you want to hear the voice mails for yourself, you can log onto air websites. >>> d.c. police are investigating an overnight shooting. they say a man was approached by a group of other men. one pul

we just place it right there in the boiling water. already seasons, cooked up ahead of time. put accompaniments right there with it in the water. as that boils and heats through we can do other things. in this instance -- >> even a salad. which is crazy, ken. you can vacuum-pack a salad? you don't obviously put it in the boiling water but you can have a fresh beautiful sadandeln salad? >> dandelion greens, go for it. put a little bit vinaigrette. put it in this nice spray bottle. already mixed. blackberries. >> when you pick berries you have to be careful. >> and then? >> little mushroom. >> wow, look at that. >> warm mushroom-berry salad. >> oh, that's beautiful! the smell is amazing. it is very simple. you wouldn't vacuum-pack this then? >> no. >> just do this out there. then in terms of this, this is what? you said it was about $100. you just put the food inside of it, and goes right -- look at that. you can have a filet mignon out in the woods. you just warm it up in a pot of hot water. >> all those nice juices come out. >> we had

we're not quite at a boil there, but that will work. little chili flake, garlic and once it gets hot, it will cook. >> this is our world class cook shop here. >> but once again it's a simple precipitation. all of it is not seen quite so much. but you get the gist. garlic, chilly flakes. these are sun gold tomatoes which we have just peeled. their coming from virginia and you can get them at any farmer's market or any local supermarket. and we'll saute the clam and once it gets hotter, we'll add it but we don't want to add it yet. a great summer sauce, very tasty and flavorful. and you can adjust the chili flakes as you care to and some people like things spicier than others, let me remind you, as we are warming up here, that if you would like to see a restaurant or a dish prepared here on the show, drop us a line at whatscooking@wttg.com and this entire recipe can be found on our website, myfoxdc.com so. that's in there until -- >> the clam will become completely open ache and at that point it will season up and we'll add the pasta and

and then we're going to boil this.e're going to take a while before we bring it to a boil but we're on camera and we have everything going on. >> so through the magic of television, we have this. >> it will look like this. so what we did here is this is cooked and then we're going to add some beer to this. >> you put beer in the ice cream. >> we put be in the ice cream. >> we're going to put beer in the ice cream and over the ice cream. >> we're all over it. and then we'll put some honey in there. and this is all mixed and perfectly combined. we're going to put this in the ice cream maker. so this is going to be really smooth. and then it becomes really solid and really nice. so -- >> i really, really like it. >> there we go. and we're also going to have some waffles with this. and we have the belgian waffles. >> are those chocolate waffles. >> nothing goes wrong with chocolate and nothing goes wrong with waffles. >> jens what, are you doing over here. >> we use our belgian vodka and crem depence. and we shake it up an

still to come the high cost of heathcare reform...what it all boils down to for taxpayers and workers. but first...does the securities and exchange commission have the tools to expand its responsibilities to an already long list of duties. in the effort to re-write the rulebook for investors, the securities and exchange commission could see its responsibilities expand to include hedge fund advisers, private equity and venture capital funds. this follows what has been a tough few years at the stock cop agency, including its high-profile miss of the bernie madoff ponzi scam. we continue our conversation with merri jo gillette, the regional director in chicago with the s-e-c. chairman of the sec has said that we open to investors is and shall be we'll adapt our ways and learn from past errors and undue not repeat them. what are some bills adaptations that the chicago office will room the chicago office is really him in sync with it the changes that are being made nationally. we have really increased and tried to focus our efforts in areas of investor education and outreach. on the enforc

the public plan boils down to this. i didn't do in the 2003, a $400 billion bill for prescription drugs and all and we didn't need a public plan. we did have a public plan as a backup if you could not regulate the insurance market and it ended up there were plans for all 40 million people. thus what i would do if i were the senate-- and i think the senate can write a good bill cans is say yes, you may need a public plan as a backup if the private sector doesn't work. that public plan can be three kinds. it can be the nationalized sort of single payer medicare like plan. the american people probably aren't going to take that, but some people will like it and the house will probably pass that. a state-run... an administrative type plan or it can be something local which is much more of a collaborative cooperative which is really hot right now in the senate. i think if you get a locally run not a nationalized plan that is a cooperative as a backup, you can have a public plan there. and it can accomplish everything that the

. >> ethnic tensions boil over in china. >> homemade weapons, wooden poles, steel poles and other implements. >> burying the cold war past, barack obama tells russians they should work for common goals. it warm welcome to the "bbc world news" broadcast. the cost of living in the city, where r is the price wrong? a satirical feeding frenzy, puppeteers poking fun at politicians. we have all of the main news from around the globe. no doubt what has caught the attention of millions in the past few hours. was a sitting tribute to a pop icon, a huge public memorial in los angeles celebrating the life of michael jackson, who died those two weeks ago. words came from far and wide, including nelson mandela. words and music from stevie wonder, mariah carey, and many more. just a few moments from the staples center here and now, where friends bid farewell. ♪ >> ♪ father help your children ♪ >> today, in tokyo, beneath the eiffel tower, in johannesburg and pittsburgh, birmingham, alabama, and birmingham, england, we are missing michael jackson. >> ♪ believe >> when we were together, we were two little k

america or talk radio cable tv water cooler america seemed distracted, a fresh controversy was on the boil i agree with the president saying that the company did act -- that the cop did act stupidly. >> reporter: everyone it seemed was talking about the arrest in cambridge, massachusetts of the eminent scholar henry louis gates at his own home. he had locked himself out and police were called when he was observed trying to get inside the front door. at his press conference, president obama, a friend of gates, spoke out. >> i don't know not having been there and not seeing all the facts what role race played in that but i think it's fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry; number two, that the cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home; and number three, what i think we know separate and apart from this incident is that there is a long history in this country of african-americans and latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately. that's just fact. >> reporter: i had to ask him about all t

units responding to the second floor found a pot left boiling on the stove and dead bodies. >> they found the body of a female laying in the doorway of the apartment. they conducted a search of the apartment and found a second body inside the living room area. >>reporter: investigators say what they saw was so disturbing, crime scene technicians had a tough time figuring out how the couple in their 20s died. >> it's a pretty violent scene. there's significant blood all over the apartment. >>reporter: while police were working on that crime scene, dc police had another mystery on their hands. a 53-year old man, apparently jumped to his death from the 10th floor of a building under construction. turns out, his name is on the lease of the apartments, the scene of the double murder. investigators are connecting the dots. >> we think that individual in washington d.c. was the 1 who actually committed the murders in prince george's county. >>reporter: for now, police are labeling this case domestic, an isolated incident. it is the sixth double homicide in prince george's county this year, somet

. >> the archdiocese says it all boils down to declining enrollment putting the school $50,000 in the red. the meeting tonight is to help students find new high schools. that doesn't sit well with families forced to switch schools with less than two months until class are set to resume. many question why they didn't get more warning and an opportunity to help bail the school out of its financial hole. a new website called save towson catholic is leading a fundraising push. it credits one alumni with raising $15,000. immediately after the news broke, a spokesperson says even if they raised $1 million tonight it wouldn't be enough to keep the school open because it does not address the ongoing challenge of slumping enrollment. the meeting getting started at 7:00 tonight. we'll be inside to bring you all the latest tonight at 11:00. >> a pennsylvania family whose daughter suffers from an immune disease is reaching out to other children in need. 9-year-old katherine chenille was diagnosed with a disease. today she came back to the ronald mcdonald house where she lived for many months. tha

. >> all of this essentially boils down to one question, how to get 130,000 troops out of iraq by thed of 2011 without the security situation getting any worse. >> the iranian authorities have released 140 opposition supporters seized in the aftermath of last month's disputed presidential elections. the detainees were being held in the main evin prison, but were given bail out after a committee of -- after a committee. officials from the d.ae.a. went to dr. conrad mary's home after an investigation into michael the senate judiciary committee has voted to approve sonia sotomayor's nomination. she will become the country's first hispanic justice and only the third woman to serve in the role. she is expected to face a final vote in the full senate next week. the townships of south africa saw renewed violence today. the police fired rubber bullets at demonstrators gathered near johannesburg to protest against kdot how in -- against housing conditions. clashes have taken place in townships in recent weeks for large unions have gone on strike. in east johannesburg, here is the pbc's john f.

. >> with that answer, the president stirred up a hornets nest of controversy that is still boiling today. he was answering the question about arrest of a harvard university professor, a from of his henry gates. his choice of words getting strong react from the media and the arresting officer. >> i support the presiçijt the united states 110%, i think he's way off base wading into a local issue without knowing the fact as he stated before he made that comment. so, again i -- i don't know what to say about that. i guess a from of mine would >> you time as a press secretary when the president was asked that question and when he started to answer, could you just see robert gibbs covering his eyes and holding his ears? >> i don't think there was much wrong with what he said except for attacking the police department. that went -- >> let me interrupt you. why after he starts off by saying, i don't know all the facts, why go on from there? >> i think he was making a larger point which is there has been discrimination against african-americans by police and you can understand how this became a h

a single tear coming down his cheek seen as this boiling. i remember that from my childhood. it was a pivotal moment because people changed their behavior it seems like because in a very short period of time once the craziness of that kind of behavior was made clear and talked about people stop doing it. the same kind of collective the change and perspectives has occurred with smoking and drunken driving all because i don't know if it is because we have matured as a society or some visionaries but four of the notion we will be hitting your responsibly and we needed to change and if everybody bought into that message i am not quite sure the dynamics. what i am sure is in a short period of time a large majority of americans said we are going to change the way we behave. we are at that place now with climate because there's some concrete things we can change that don't require its the empire state building replaced all of its windows. its not exotic technology to put in inslee did windows. i believe the energy use in the empire state building is substantially reduced because wou

. >> we are going to start out with a little unsalted butter and boiled potatoes.ese in some salted water. you don't want to overcook them. green bell peppers, onion. some garlic and sellry seed. some salt. freshly ground black pepper. >> could this be good left overs? >> left over baked potato won't really hold >> going to add some bacon. homemade smoked bacon. we smoke that with hickory, cherry wood. we get our wood locally. if you come on different weekends, things will taste different. you want it to get nice and brown and crispy. >> you need to teach me how to do that. >> lots of practice. we'll add a littlity of smokes rainbow trout. >> i love to eat it with a little cheese and wrack -- crackers. >> send an envelop to cooper maryland or click on the website on recipe on our website and get it there. >> come on in here. we'll add a little fresh basil. you want to get this a little crispier. it will get a little more brown. we'll plate this up. >> there's the finished product here mpletjy like that fried ago. that come was the sports readyish dill. i put a sunn

boil it first then place it on the grill top side down.ext trick is to saute the vegetables before putting them on the pizza. >> reporter: why? >> the pizzas cook so fast on the grill, they don't have time to soften. >> reporter: got it. ♪ okay, our first pez pizza is an italian style white pizza. >> the trick is use pesto as the base. >> reporter: so we cover as much of the crust as we can with the pesto. >> right. >> reporter: so our next layer is fresh tomato. >> and the trick is to cut the tomatoes as thinly as possible. and the next trick is use fresh mozzarella and fresh basil. >> reporter: tony, you call this the zesty pizza. >> the trick is i'm using barbecue sauce for the base instead of tomato sauce. >> reporter: now a layer of chicken. >> and the trick is use a precooked chicken. any meat you put on a pizza on the grill needs to be precooked. >> reporter: why is that? >> it cooks so fast. top with sharp provolone. >> reporter: then on to the grill? >> on to the grill. >> reporter: next up, mexican pizza. >> and the trick is to u

. >>> coming up, frustration boils over for the orioles, and manager dave trembley isn't going to takey more. >>> the night for the orioles started with the leadoff hitter suffering from an upper respiratory infection. his teammates went out to stop a three-game losing streak, facing former oriole erik bedard. luke scott, single up the middle. 2-0. when the throw from the outfield goes wild, the o's argue they should get another run. manager dave trembley argued until he was ejected from the game. the o's lost their manager, then they lost the lead when franklin gutierrez hit one out to left field. three-run home run. right now mariners lead the orioles 3-2. before the game the o's announced that pitcher rich hill is being sent to the bullpen until after the all- star break. an off day on thursday allows the team to make the move. hill has been struggling. another politician is urging the u.s. government to investigate how college football determines its national champion. republican senator orrin hatch of utah wants the justice department to look into what he calls possible violations

. >>> controversy is boiling tonight over the handcuffing and arrest of three young boys, and now the head of the city police force is stepping in. eyewitness news is live outside the juvenile detention center downtown. kelly mcpherson explains the police commissioner was taking a firm stance and standing by his officers. kelly. >> reporter: vic, the question is should three young boys who were caught stealing a bike have been handcuffed and did he taped here, and the commissioner says his officers did their job. three boys playing in the street ended up in jail this weekend. >> i'd give the kid a bike if they want a bike. >> reporter: the victim called police. >> at that time my son grabbed me and said, "i don't want to go to jail, mommy." >> reporter: police took the three boys to the juvenile justice center. >> do we have special rooms with teddy bears for kids? no. >> it was like really hot and really dirty. >> i wanted to go home, and i was scared. >> reporter: the moth verse two of the boys say handcuffs and detention was too much. >> sometimes children do things and they don't

. >> ethnic tensions boil over in china costs far west. authorities are struggling to contain the violence and impose a curfew. >> they are carrying homemade weapons like wooden poles and steel poles and other implements. they're saying the authorities are not doing the job, so they will take into their own hands. >> if a final farewell -- fans, friends, and family patriots to the king of pop. >> daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. and i just wanted to say i love him so much. [applause] >> burying our cold war past -- barack obama asks russians to work for common goals. welcome to bbc world news, broadcast on pbs in america and around the globe. coming up later, the cost of living in the city. a new survey reveals where the price is wrong. and a satirical look -- a satirical feeding frenzy. meet the puppeteers in kenya poking fun at their politicians. >> the chinese authorities are struggling to clamp down on the worst ethnic violence the country has seen for many decades. they have imposed a nighttime curfew and the far

to the americans, all this boils down to essentially one question.ow to get 130,000 troops out of iraq by the end of 2011 without the security situation getting any worse? "bbc news," in baghdad. >> the iranian authorities have released 140 opposition supporters seized in the aftermath of last month's disputed presidential election. the detainees were held at iran's main evin prison. federal agents have been searching the las vegas home of michael jackson's personal doctor. officials from the drug enforcement administration searched dr. conrad murray's home as part of a manslaughter investigation into the singer's death. president barack obama's choice to fill a vacancy in the supreme court now seems to be approved. the senate judiciary committee has voted to approve the nomination. sonia sotomayor is expected to be the third woman to serve in the role. she is expected to face full vote in the senate next week. >> police fired rubber bullets in south africa gathered to protest against pousing conditions and the delivery of basic services. clashes hav

here's what it's going to boil down to.e got the jackson family and then you've got branca and -- who are the administrators. they don't want to be seen, i'll tell you this, as guys going up against an 80-year-old woman. and -- because it just looks bad. i do have to tell you, though, john branca has a very long and established relationship and friendship with michael jackson. as a matter of fact, this exclusive video that we have, john branca and norman winter, who was on our show last night, they arranged this meeting at the white house where michael jackson, and this is exclusive stuff, guys, we should get an exclusive bug up here, they arranged this meeting. you see michael jackson there with the first lady, you see what's her name who ran for president back in 2000, libbie dole. this is i believe 1982 when he got a special commendation. there's one part that's going to come up where john branca, they're in the roosevelt room. i will be quiet because i want you to hear what they say. okay. there's a part on here where t

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a pot was left boiling on the stove and two bodies.estigators say what they saw inside of the apartment was to so disturbing crime scene tech initialians had a hard time understanding how the young couple died. a man jumped from the 10th floor of a building under construction. it turns out his name was on the lease of the langley park apartment the scene of the double murder. >> we think that that individual in washington d.c. was the one who actually committed the murders here in prince george's county and fled to d.c. and committed suicide. >> reporter: this the 6th double homicide in pg county this year. police still have not released how that couple died. megan gilliland. fox 45 morning news. >>> thousands of mourners gather to pay their final respects to former quarterback steve mcnair over the weekend at a public service in his home state of mississippi. mcnair's mother and his wife michelle were escorted in followed by family members and close friends. fellow football players, brett farb, brett lewis and others were in attendanc

needs the music to provide the emotional intensity because the novel is so rich and complex, when you boil it down to a musical and throw in music and dance there is not much time to do character development. she ages from young girl to older woman and plays an african-american woman and fine finds her voice and place this the world. and it is thrilling. >> some people think the color purple maybe heavy. i don't want to see it. but it is a little different. >> the director has lightened it since it is on broadway. it is african dance. it is lyrical, graceful, a completely different kind of energy and you don't walk out feeling as if you have been depressed. >>> the color purple at the ken center. go see it. i have some guests. they are running out of time and they want to give me something and i want it. >> from the nova united senior women basketball association and they meet every friday at the james lee community center. you have to be 50 to play with them. they are something else and guess what i have my own shirt with them. they are wonderful. i'm going to tell you. i have jeannie win

this is still basically in boiling water to turn turbines. how'd you get deeper into the utility business and change it? >> i think you will see technology player role in changing the energy and environment space. to egg -- to a degree, it has. this will happen in a couple of ways. one, can we make the business of generating and selling power more efficient? in particular, if it involves this, will it be more distributed, it will be a real requirement for much improved networking, for command and control, billy. on the other hand, however the generation side is involved, conservation is going to be important. i think computers provide a real opportunity now to change the pattern of consumption by making it more automated for people, so they can take electives choices about being more conservative. i think that is one of the advances in computing and networking and the low cost of consumer electronics will make that possible. that will be the first big change. >> when you think this change will be felt? -- when do you think this change will be

collapse caused by the developed world that is hurting the developing world far worse and his blood is boiling. just as it did for john paul, by the way. david: as elizabeth said, he is supposed to be against certain sins like greed and that sort of thing, and there is a lot of greed in capitalism. >> absolutely. there's no doubt that american capitalism needs guard rails. but when you look at redistribution of wealth, when obama says that, it's in the peter pan context, taking from one, giving to someone else. in the pope's context, it's free trade. it's the ability to exchange goods and services to allow others to rise through prosperity from poverty t. david: so you got to re-read that, because according to jack, it's very pro capitalist. >> well, perhaps i should. but look, the vatican has always been at its best when it respects and promotes individual dignity. the vatican has always been at its worst when it's all for central authority. so this central authority theme is really disturbing. >> yeah, it is disturbing, but i think wall street will just ignore it people the like in cyclical.

. >> the way they boiled it down, if i worked it out with them, then they could put a freeze on my foreclosure>> reporter: abc news found that the address was just a ups store on pennsylvania avenue. the firm's actual location is in this office building outside san diego. inside, a classic tele facting boiler room. >> right now, your government is trying to help you stay in your home and not displace your family. >> reporter: tom took us through the routine, as he was one of the tell factors in san diego until he discovered the operation was a scam. >> they are convincing to get money in advance, promising to do something they're not doing. >> reporter: the san diego business is being run by three men with criminal records, incling this man, brian rosenberg. he went to prison in 2003 for his role in a mortgage fraud scheme in baltimore. can i ask you what's going on here? our san diego affiliate was ordered out of the busins by the company prison, mike trap, who has a criminal record for lying to a federal grand jury about a huge ponzi scheme. late today, the company called in an industry shre

they will have to pour boiling oil off the stadium to keep the angry mob of fans at bay. the nats are not on pace to sign strassburg by the august 17th dead line and offered him just a standard minor league deal. of it reported not to be accurate and the discussions are ongoing with scott boras. nats an mets go again at the ballpark tonight. nats coming off a 4-0 shutout last night looking for their first two-game win streak or any win streak since june 20th. craig stamen against mikee pelfrey. little day baseball this afternoon. a-rod and yankees wrapping up their series against the os. little dibbleler from robinson dribbler from robinson cano. sweeping the os 6-4. >>> one week from today the redskins report to training camp in ashburn and i would hate to be on the receiving end of the first pass that jason campbell throws because if it is fueled by the disrespect he suffered this off season it could break the sound barrier. campbell had to endure the team's flirtation with jay cutler and mark sanchez. in the end he kept the job. what has that done to his confidence? i

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i mean, it's-- this is an issue that's become the-- it's risen to a boiling point, i think, and also,ou know, you have opponents of affirmative action pointing to president obama as the very reason why we don't need it anymore. >> judy is disagreeing. >> i think the courts are all over the map on this as the best of the written coverage pointed out. and i think that she did not write this decision, and that you could-- and even, look, it was 5-4, it was very close. and there were very good reasons to consider it in context. i don't think this is a big issue for her, i really don't. >> the courts are all over the map, but the country is strongly against this. but the examiner had a 4-1 against the new haven, against sotomayor, against new haven, cop con against the sotomayor position. the leaves are mixed on affirmative actions and the cup country is against it. the elites are up so far. if you want to hear what's going on during the gaps, go to foxnews.com fox news watch after the show check it out. we will be back in two minutes >> independence day in iraq, has u.s. troops pull out.

president obama's telephone outreach appeared to have lowered the boil on a situation that just hours earlier appeared to be getting worse. late today, the attorney for professor henry louis gates told abc news his client was "relieved and excited," by the president's telephone outreach. >> it's going to bring together not only the parties to this particular episode, but a larger community die log community dialogue about how citizens and police can have more productive and effective exchanges. >> reporter: also this afternoon, representatives of sergeant james crowley were working on putting on their own presumably positive statement. just hours before president obama's intervention, this standoff only seemed to be escalating. with massachusetts law enforcement officials staged what they called a visual show of support for sergeant james crowley. >> we completely support sergeant crowley. >> for them to happen to him was wrong. >> reporter: they were also openly showing their disappointment with president obama. >> cambridge police are not stupid. >> reporter: sergeant crowley got su

i look at the insurance money, and it's like a -- speaking of health kacare, it's like a canc boil on the side of the health care. >> you are making a lot of sense. i think that senator is the smartest center in health care, and his bill is the smartest bill, because it not only has the cost control that the other bills don't have, but it's systemic reform. it looks at the whole system and says this link to employment doesn't make any sense any more. and he has a mechanism for converting it to a tax credit. your employer would pay you in salary -- >> well, the thing is, we have to start talking about this. who is most vested in my health care? i am. and then maybe my employer, because ge would like me to show up, because if we can sell the ads we can sell money. jeff, one comment from you, and then i will bring karen in africafte contessa. does the ratings go down when we talk health care? the argument quickly becomes you have to pay for everybody or how can you pay for everybody, which is a conversation about the new york city knicks, and we pay a lot of money and don't make the play

the latest analysis boils it down to a fight betweethe elites andhe working class. jim barnes --a member f one of those groups, i'm not sure which - gets to the nub ofthe matter. whatre they sayingn iowa and new hampshire and does it atter? >> it does mtter. after the last campan a lot of smart people n washington said sarah lin should go back up to jneau, run thestate and get a few more accomplishmes derneath her belt if hey -- s wanted to run for presint in her own rght. shedid not takethat advi. as should have learned by now, sarah palin marchesto her n drummer. it took a lo of the political establishment aack, her sudden decisiono quilt her term wit 18 mosss to go. but out in plaes like iowa and new hashire, the kickof places for the nomining ontests, you talk to the grs roots o the republican party and they largelyaccept her explanation fo why she's stepping down, the lawuits and ethics investigatins which she says are frivolous ae a distraction stott state and that the mediaas reall becomenvasive to her family. that last point is not ne to overlook becau for a

troops have sealed off the muslim uighur area, but tempers in the city remain at boiling point. this uighur man was viciously beaten by a group of chinese. he was able to stagger to his feet and was led away by a policeman. the crowd also turned on the camera crew, angry by what they say is bias foreign coverage of the unrest. in this uighur district, locals claim han chinese mobs stormed the neighborhood and attacked them. they're protecting themselves with almost anything they can lay their hands on, including rocks and axes. >> translator: they came to kill people. i was wounded. they came to our neighborhood looking for uighurs. they hit and chopped. >> reporter: at this han-owned car dealership, they are cleaning up after being firebombed. it's located in a uighur part of town and the manager is suspicious of his neighbors. >> translator: i can't believe there are bastards like this in our country. i can't describe my feelings. >> reporter: in the uighur neighborhood behind the dealership, life is also returning slowly to normal. this woman's son and two friends were arrest

the southern states have been boiling while we have enjoyed pleasant conditions here in the mid atlantic region. a chunk of heat will slide towards us. we won't get into the core of the heat and it won't last very long. it looks like by the time we get into the weekend, it will cool off. a bit of a change for us. this system here that is producing showers and thunderstorms from chicago back down to memphis will be the one that might trigger a shower or thunderstorm for us through the middle portion of the week. tomorrow, a warm front will be approaching from the west. most of the day is going to be dry. as this front gets closer to us, we will see the chance for a thunderstorm. that is a dividing line, not so much between the warm and cooler air, but the dry and humid air. we will get into that tomorrow night and the chance for a thunderstorm and we really could use some rain. it's been dry around here for a couple of weeks now. put a 30% mark on it tomorrow and on thursday. a better chance for rain friday and saturday. so hopefully you'll get a little something at your house as you head

we believe three things, if you want to boil them down. that the market is the best way to allocate capital, that the world as a dangerous place that requires a tough mindedness in confronting it, and you cannot have a healthy society without traditional social structures and without virtue. we do not believe these things because they are convenient or because they are popular. there are not always popular or convenient. we believe them because they are true, and because they are true, they will be vindicated eventually. in the meantime, i am an optimist because i believe with bismarck that god loves -- looks after drunkards, fools, and the united states of america, and he better. [laughter] thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you to all of our panelists. now we have time to turn it over to you. i know you have a lot on your minds. we would like to hear from you, interacting with our panelists. we will start with anyone who wants to kick it off with the first question or topic for discussion. i almost abdicated my responsibilities at

. >>> the simmering unrest in iran boiled over again today. the catalyst was a sermon, given at friday morning prayers by former president rafsanjani. he criticized the government for not listening to complaints eltiecon. outcome of the recent and that sparked the largest demonstration there in weeks. here's our senior foreign correspondent jim sciutto. >> reporter: speaking on iran's most important public stage, friday prayers at tehran university, the opposition's most important backer bluntly criticized the leadership for losing the people's trust, and demanded the release of political prisoners. "our goal is to regain the people's confidence," said the former president. "the situation today is bitter." on the streets, hundreds of thousands of protesters, some witnesses said more than a million, mounted the largest demonstrations in tehran in weeks. chanting "freedom" and "death to the dictator." the government's response was familiar. violence. security forces used the same old brutality, one protester told us by telephone. i was beaten. m