reached record-breaking depths. they successfully reached a depth of over three miles below sea level. this means the vessel is capable of reaching over 70% of earth's sea bed. the next test drive for the submarine named for a mythical sea dragon will be an almost three and a half mile dive. >>> to some it's the world's first extreme daredevil sport. the cliff diving world series travelled to italy with a castle serving as back drop. competitors dove from a platform over 80 feet high. they were judged on flips and twirls while gravity did the rest. about 13,000 spectators watched from boats in the water and the rocky shore below. >>> well, one summer camp in south korea is anything but fun in the sun. it's a four-day boot camp run by retired marines. for more than 200 kids it's eight hours a day of all sorts of grueling exercises and challenges designed test their physical and mental endurance. one trainer says the tough training pushes the students to someday become global leaders. wow. my summers were never that r

the rush to fix a big water main break. why this could cause a big traffic mess in the east bay. >> good morning, it's thursday, july 7. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm anne makovec. good thursday morning. it is straight up 6:00. quick check on traffic and weather. lawrence, how's it looking? >> yeah, guys. the fog and low clouds have murder further onshore this morning. some of that extending into the bay. we are in for cooler weather. 67 degrees in san francisco. 88 and warm in concord. much cooler weather on the way. more on that in a moment. right now, -- right now, let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> we have extra heavy delays out of antioch on westbound 4. we also have problems with the water main break in lafayette cause traffic issues there. >>> here's a look out of orlando, florida as we await the decision. on tuesday, a jury acquainted casey anthony of the most serious charges. she was found guilty of four misdemeanors though, all lying to police and within minutes, those are the charges that she will be sentenced

so it will break. but it's still holding together. >> is there another insulated glass that's available, besides doing that layer with the fog, that will -- you know, that will break? >> no. the glass is all fine. and there are different kinds of things you can put in. you know, you can put in a argo, some of them -- you can put in kind of like a vacuum. there's lots of things that -- and they have come up with better kinds of sealants. now frankly it's a better product than was made years ago. so it does hold up better. but it's sometimes like a double beautled seal or a silicone then a beautle and there's a des cant which resists moisture in that little tin frame around it. they're doing everything they can to keep this thing together. the problem primarily is if the bottom -- if that seal -- if the bottom part of the glass, if your weep holes get gummed up and the glass finds itself sitting in water, not draining quite right, water and that sealant is dynamite so that makes it fail sooner. so the fi

they don't know where the break is. there are to pipelines here a 16" pipeline and 8" pipeline and it's the 8" line that was broken. like i said before they are not sure where that break is but one resident who we talked to had just moved into the area, had moved his moving boxes into his garage and then this morning, the line broke, water came down the sidewalk and actually flooded his garage and his belongings. >> i put my shoes on and ran through the living room. i looked out the sliding glass door and the backyard was probably 5" deep of water. >> reporter: when residents wake up this morning some will realize that they don't have water in their homes and that water has made its way onto their porches on into their garages. businesses will have the same realization maybe when they find a pool of water or a soggy carpet on the first floor when they walk in. crews that i spoke with estimated about a half hour to an hour before they discover where that break is in the pipeline. in the meantime no water. hopefully peopl

that will give a property tax break to 21,600 homeowners.that's even more of a drop than last year when 21% of the counties residents qualified for a tax reduction. most marin properties will actually see a boost in property value and in taxes next time around. >>> president obama today invited congressional leaders to the white house to try to resolve the looming debt ceiling problem. >> it's my hope that everybody is going to leave their ultimatums at the door. that we'll all leave our political rhetoric at the door and that we're going to do what's best for our economic and best for our people. >> reporter: the president says he hopes to make a deal with the debt limit. he wants to eliminate tax breaks and deductions for the wealthy. republicans have declined any move. congress faces an august 2nd deadline to raise the trillion dollar debt ceiling or risk a government default. >>> one controversial plan to help reduce the debt is raising big concerns in the debt ceiling. lobbyist says if cuts are approved there could be mass lay offs and

after the break we'll continue our discussion and spend state. of. the. state. download the official tea allocation to your i pod touch from the i q samsung. video. r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. a telemarketer broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. welcome back to talk about two minds who were talking about the birth of another sit down. can. ok mr mesereau i like to go to you know it was mentioned right before i went to the break what about the north north sudan is it will be. their attitude towards the new country to the south can they make or break the possibility of a sovereign state a state that can actually take care of itself with all that oil by the way but nonetheless what cards they play to make or break a new country. well. they certainly have the potential if for example you have full scale warfare breaking out between south sudan sudan and the north the emergence of south sudan will become infinitely more complicated i note that according to the press this morning bashir will be in juba for

they haven't yet found the break. they are thinking it should be about an hour before they find it but still much more time until they are able to make repairs. in the meantime, people are without water and overnight this water has been flowing down the street and up against people's houses. we are going to have some sound from someone who just moved into his home who had his garage flooded because of the break. next time when we see you. >> water is not your friend when it's in the wrong place. thank you, kristy seifkin in lafayette. >>> 4:41. a picture is worth 1,000 words. and so is surveillance video. the new clue that could help catch a brazen picasso thief. >> and there was a shoe bomber, there was the underwear bomber. and now would have been terrorists are going to new extremes. you will not believe what they are doing now to hide bombs. coming up. >>> and when you think of colds, you might think winter. see why summer sniffles could actually be worse. it's all coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, skateboarder. authoriti

chalk this up as an all-star break hangover. bartolo clone giving up eight runs in the first inning. the blue jays can stop playing after that. they won 15-7. greg dobbs putting florida up on top with an rbi double. duane white falls down rounding third. the throw gets away from the catcher and he jogs in to score the go ahead run. >>> the nfl lockout is nearing an end. the league and the players have agreed to a $120 million salary cap. all that's need side to hammer out a few more issues and the lockout could be over as soon as tonight. >>> after a second day of testimony, the judge declared a mistrial in the roger clemens perjury case after the judge could not guarantee a fair trial because prosecutors showed a jury evidence that had been ruled out. a major blunder by the government prosecutors turned into a home run for roger clemens. >>> after day one of the open, thomas bjorn shares a lead with a kid half his age, tom lewis. the second round is under way in england. >>> aaron roger, tony romo and michael jordan attempting

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. >> we are breaking records now. throughout the week, we have been talking about how this heat wave is more about the humidity and we haven't set a whole lot of record but set a lot of records the past couple of days, especially yesterday and today we will do it again. we are shifting now the heat a little bit further to the east. chicago, minneapolis, minneapolis has seen a break. chicago see the break today and later tomorrow with rain and cooler air. this is the core in through here all the up and down theeast coa. right now, heat indiceses over 120. it feels like 100 at 9:00 a.m. in new york city. when you couple the heat with the humidity. it feels like 107 right now in atlantic city. 103 in philadelphia. feels like 104 in baltimore and feels like that as well in d.c. you can just imagine as we get towards the lunch hour and afternoon, the temperatures will feel even hotter than that. here is what our computer models are saying. 104 the expected high heat index in d.c. 102 in new york. we are almost there. we co

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after the break we'll continue our discussion incident state. still. in. soon which will brighten. the balance from the months to the pressure. starts on t.v. dot com. welcome back to cross talk you know about remind you we're talking about the birth of another sudan. ok mr mesereau like to go to you know when it was mentioned right before i went to the break what about the north north sudan as it will be and their attitude towards the new country to the south can they make or break the possibility of as a sovereign state a state that can actually take care of itself with all that oil by the way but nonetheless what cards they play to make or break the new country. well. they certainly have the potential if for example you have full scale warfare breaking out between south sudan and the north the the emergence of south sudan will become infinitely more complicated i note that according to the press this morning by sheer will be in juba for the the end dependence day celebrations i hope that is correct because ever since the comprehensive peace a

this goal part of the tax breaks of our story national deficit in fact this is the tax breaks and this is the wars in iraq and afghanistan so it's like you know this is this is what's bringing about and then you know this is the recession which would go away if we did away with it away with these things so now when it comes time to do something about this massive tax cut fuel that publicans aren't asking the people who don't benefit the most for a shared sacrifice instead they want poor people students working stiffs and senior citizens to pick up the tab and his speech last night president obama himself now a millionaire from his book sales phrase the question another way. most americans regardless of political party don't understand how we can ask a senior citizen to pay more for her medicare before we ask a corporate general or the oil companies to give up tax breaks that other companies don't get how can we ask a student to pay more for college before we ask his fund managers to stop paying taxes at a lower rate than their secretaries how can we slash funding for education and clea

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the tax cuts i'm proposing we get rid of are tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires, tax breaks for oil companies and hedge fund managers, and corporate jet owners. i think it's only fair to ask an oil company or corporate jet owner that's done so well tax b other business enjoys. >> question, is this the rhetoric of a president trying to achieve a political consensus or is it the rhetoric of a politician trying to score political points? i ask you, james. >> let's be clear that the president's last budget called for 10 trillion in dollars in deficits. the jets would equal .03% if they got that revenue. this is the beginning of a next 17 months, a class warfare campaign to run against the republicans, same old same old partied of the rich, party -- and there we go. >> just let me say the program thursday night of this week had alice on and he said what do you think of this corporate jet issue? she said it's too trivial to talk become trivial! [everyone talking at once] >> you arrived one here today. >> no, i arrived in a jet but it's not a corporate jet. that makes -- not tax de

after the break we'll continue our discussion once again state the. state. listen. live . limitation free liquidation free. for charges free the arrangement three. three. free. plug in video for your media project a free media dock r.t. dot com. live. the latest in science and technology from the lives of the future are covered. we can. welcome back to talk about remind you we're talking about the birth of another sit down. take. a mr mesereau like to go to you know when it was mentioned right before winter break what about the north north sudan as it will be and their attitude towards the new country to the south can they make or break the possibility of a sovereign state a state that can actually take care of itself air with all that oil by the way but nonetheless what cards today played a make or break the new country. well. they certainly have the potential if for example you have full scale warfare breaking out between south sudan sudan and the north the emergence of south sudan will become infinitely more complicated i note that according to the

>> well, what's breaking on the boehner plan is broken. it's broken by the numbers and it's broken politically. that group of the -- the cut, cap, and balance crowd, that's 51% said on the republican side, we're not voting for it, would be a violation of your pledge to be part of the cut, cap, and balance group if you vote for it. so that 51 -- those 51 republican votes are off the table. lots of other republicans are said they can't go for it. the anti-tax crowd is against it, and even david addington is worried about a user patient of power in the congress by this select special committee, what my colleague ryan grimm calls the supercongress, and david addington's the guy who did all of the lawyering for dick cheney to basically start a war without anybody's permission. so if he's worried about a user patient of power, there are going to be lots of republicans and democrats who are going to vote against it on that basis leaving the numbers aside. >> howard, it seems to me we're in the zone of symbolic bills being passed around. harry rei

. >> there is breaking political news from washington tonight. house speaker john boehner has walked away from the negotiations. >>> good evening from new york. one week from today, the united states treasury will hit the debt ceiling, meaning from the first time in history, the united states government will not be able to pay all of its debts. house speaker john boehner is going back to the drawing board tonight after the new plan he unveiled last night during his first nationally televised rebuttal to president obama turned out to be less than meets the eye. much less. the congressional budget office said today the boehner plan will fall well short of the $1.2 trillion in spending cuts boehner believed he had come up with. it turns out the boehner-specified cuts would be $300 billion less. than what he thought. tea party republicans have already objected to the boehner plan has being too small a spending cut to be worthy of their support. that had provoked house majority leader eric cantor to call for unity around the boehner plan, telling hous

breaking news. late word that emergency white house talks to head off the debt crisis got nowhere tonight. and there are new signs, troubling ones that any possible compromise, big or small, long term or short, simply is not going to make it through the house of representatives. now, you may think that this is businesses usual in washington. two sides pushing a crisis to the brink in order to get the best possible deal for their side. but jessica yellin is reporting that some of her sources are telling her that this is anything but a normal crisis. she joins us now. jessica, thanks. your sources are saying this is becoming an abnormal crisis. what happened today? >> reporter: well, there was a lot of process, sanjay. and a lot of discussion and still no break through is the bottom line. we are less than two days away from the president's self-imposed july 22nd deadline for a deal. and still there is no deal. and now some on capitol hill, some of even the president's allies are saying this is now in

there's a five-minute break. a five-minute break right now before the closing arguments get under way. again, 16 points, some of which are being gone over again by the judge to the attorneys, they were, as lillia had told us given to them earlier in the week. the buildup to the closing statements we'll be looking back to opening statements with regard to the defense, because there were many, many allegations made there, and if they have not been proven, it's a different kind of situation, don't you agree, than the prosecution not proving the manner of death? that's more a scientific thing, right? i mean, is there anything? i know i'm lean, you all say you're leading a witness, on the stand here, but do you understand the difference here? >> i do understand. the difference is the defense does not have any burden of proof, that's solely on the prosecutor. but when you're a defense attorney and prop is something to the jurors, you set for an affirmative defense, there's an accident, or she's a liar and you don't del

. >>> they come men rate ground breaking in the bay area today. the library will benefit children in that neighborhood. the 9,000 square foot building will have space for teenagers along with computers and wireless internet. >> time is running out for congress. president obama is frustrated and spoke out just a few hours ago. >> the american people, i think, are fed up with political posturing and an inability for politicians to take responsible actions. >> the president spoke about how speaker boehners dig to step out of talks today. he says he wants to change too much. if the limit isn't raised by august 2nd, we'll default on our debt. >> 4,000faa employees will be put off at midnight tonight. most of the workers are in california but most are in southern california. congress failed to reach an agreement today to extend the agency's operating authority. flight operations won't be effected and airlines won't have to pay a tax on 4zd'bxitic until an agreement is reached. >> investors zye-are pushing th price of oil (úlkçback up. wñ it hasn't been

after the break we'll continue our discussion once again state the. state. the close up game is speed to the republic of north ascension where the area is occupied by nature preserve. this time our team goes to the region where men flock from all over the world to add a few centimeters to their self-confidence where young families are not hesitant about having a senior citizen in their family and where one man's utopia turns into a real damage of the shining sun welcome to gun week. russia closing on our cheap. wealthy british science. market finally. come to find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report on our g. q. welcome and your calls talking fueled i'll remind you we're talking about the birth of another sudan. q. ok mr mesereau like to go to you know when it was mentioned right before i went to the break what about the north north sudan as it will be and their attitude towards the new country to the south can they make or break the possibil

more on our breaking news.ow the situation increasingly dire as we're learning more details on this nearby island. where many, many youth were at this youth camp. i spoke with a correspondent out of oslo norway to said 20, possibly 30 young people have been killed after this gunman open fired. thank you for stopping by here. let's begin with that situation. what more are we wlerning about these young people. it's not only a youth camp, but we know that senior officials and the prime minister were to be here tomorrow. >> right. it's a camp ruled by the senior labor party. he was expected tomorrow. as if it weren't enough for norway to deal with after that explosion that killed at least seven people and left parts of downtown oslo looking like a war zone, soon after we heard. tragically, bodies seen floating in the water. the latest official count is ten dead. we're talking about the h youth here. they're all minors, all young kids who went on this retreat, this political retreat on an island and sending boats to

a bit of a break locally. highs and 1190's with a lot of sunshine and possi >>> if you took this week off on vacation in the northeast, very smart. today's nicer than the last weekend. >> good news for robin. >>> they are almost here. will and kate reach america in three days. yesterday prince william had the chance to show off his piloting skills for his proud bride and got to see the couple unleash competitive streaks and bob woodward reports this morning from yellowknife, canada. ♪ >> reporter: royal tours are highly scripted affairs. every handshake, every outfit, every moment planned to the finest detail which is why this is causing such a stir. it wasn't much, a responsibspon very brief embrace but this was a highly unusual public display of affection. >> prince william is going to do things his way and, you know, they both say, this is how we do it. that's how you did it then but we're doing it different now. >> reporter: the royal squeeze came moments after prince william and kate competed head to head

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a unique break-out attempt by a prisoner in mexico. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello, and good morning. i'm lynn berry. we begin with a day to remember. from coast-to-coast americans celebrated a traditional independence day this year from fourth of july picnics and parades to incredible pyrotechnics displays. nbc's kurt gregory reports. >> reporter: dazzling fireworks light up the sky in the nation's capital. president obama and the first lady took time on our country's birthday to thank members of the u.s. military. >> together you are standing with all of those around the world who are reaching for the same freedoms and the same liberties that we celebrate today. >> reporter: it was a day of celebration from star-spangled parades in new hampshire to power boat racing in florida. 60,000 runners saw the dawn's early light in atlanta for a 10k race. coney island, the home of the hot dog eating contest, and in california, would you believe snow-skiing at lake tahoe on july 4th. >> snow, skis, bathing suits. >> rep

((break 6)) 3 new this morning... to call it quits.sources say the treasury ecretary is considering leaving the obama administration... once congress and the president reach a deal on the debt head of president obama's the - economic team since 2009. a hearing today.. to discuss credibility iisues... with the maid accusing former i-m-f ddrector dominique strruss- kahn of rape.according to the pew york times... the maid has lied repeaaedly to police... since making her initial allegation.today... tte defense ill ask for bail modifications.. based on hose concerns. some troubling news about suleman telll in touch . - magazine... she can no longer &phandle her 14 kids.the 36-yea old single mom says quote: "i hate the abies, they diigust pe. my older six are animals, getting more and more out of connrol."suleman s facing home... because she has been unable to make morrgage payments. casey anthonyys defense team of murdering her two year old d daughter.anthony did not take the stand.and some experts believe that could hurt

they will not get any break. >> thank you, rick. rick: you bet. >> and now, twin terror attacks in norway killing 15 people and police now saying the investigators believe they are linked. first a bomb ripped open buildings in oslo including the prime minister's office and a man dressed as a police officer opened fire at a youth camp on an island outside the city. this was the scene in oslo after the bombing. police have not said who might be responsible. and look at this: video of the youth camp reportedly owned by the labor political party, a party spokesman says that gunmen hit several people. and now greg has the news. what do we know of the developing story? >>greg: well, we are lending new development to the story every minute and it is getting ugly. first the bombing in the step of what is normally a peaceful european capital, oslo, norway. the bomb set off in front the main government building, a 20-story office building with the program's office and other ministries including the oil and finance minute dry and the windows w

that means looking at every program and tax break in the budget. every single one. to find places to cut waste and save money. it means we have to start making tough decisions, scaled back where appropriate, and nothing is off limits, including spending and the tax code. particularly to the polls that benefit very few individuals and corporations -- particularly the loopholes that benefit very few individuals and corporations. if we choose to keep those tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires, or oil and gas companies pulling in huge profits, we have to make even deeper cuts somewhere else. we have to say twisted and, you don't get a college scholarship. we have to say to a medical researcher, you cannot do that cancer research. we might have to tell seniors you have to pay more for your medicare. that is not right or smart. we have to cut the deficit, but we can do that while making investments in education and research and technology that actually create jobs. we can live within our means will still investing in our future. that is what we have to do. i am co

there is a disabled big break right here near the central split. as it is tying up traffic into backing things up already beyond the 280 interchange into downtown san francisco and traffic headed to the lower deck of the bay bridge. traffic is coming to a standstill northbound. take a look at the back up already reaching beyond the 280 interchange. what happens is a big grin that was telling half of a mobile home and broke down so " because a wheel came off. your best bet is to use the 280 extension although that will not work for much longer. no. l and 101 -- -- northbound 101 after 101 turns into the central freeway and head towards the lower deck of the bay bridge. the camera is showing traffic trying to get to the lower deck will be backing up. there are no good alternates are ground this to get to the bridge except to take city streets. on the bay bridge toll plaza, westbound, still an easy commute to happe.e metering lights have not been activated for your trip into san francisco. >> or the time now is 6:56 a.m., we are going back to breaking

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take frequent breaks, eat and drink frequently and talk about what's going on. what's the disaster registry? we talked about this before. at each fire house there's a list of people in the neighborhood around that fire house, in that district, that may have mobility problems, they have special needs. if you guys know anybody that has those, get in touch with us, we can give them the form and basically have them fill it out. what they will do is put the person's name and address in a lock box in the fire house. one of the jobs of the nert volunteers is to go to the fire house, get this lock box, they have the key, get the list of the names and send people out to check on them. for whatever reason, they might still be there. . >> exercise. basically to get you to start thinking how to prioritize the disaster and how you would send teams out to which incident you would handle. so let's make the assumption, today is saturday, an earthquake, magnitude 7.3 on the richter scale has struck 9.45 am this morning. the quake was on the north heyward fault and lasted 10 seco