and in between these towers and chaco canyon there are fire signal stations up on top of buttes. every fire signal station is in view of two other signal stations. each of those, four, on and on and on so that a fire would be lit at one spot and everybody would know, you could send messages for hundreds of miles. you could send messages over mountain ranges. there are fire signals all over the four corners, rows and fire signals. i talked to the guy who first discovered these signals and he was just out there mapping archeological sites with a crew in the 70's and he kept coming across these hills that had some kind of -- a little bit of architecture but they couldn't tell what they were. and they decided they are just not going to put them in the reports because they didn't have a name for these until he decided to go up to one and he dug into it and there he found a carved stone bowl with a carved stone lid set into it. and he opened it up and it was full of pieces of turquoise and that's when he looked around and thought, wait a minute, there's something going on around here.

deal of villa park he got the canaries to respectful twelve place in the top flight last season after a back to park promotions butts resigned after being refused permission to speak to villa the forty two year old replaces former scot alex mcleish he was sacked after the villains finish just two points above the relegation zone. athletics were double amputee sprinter oscar pistorius is facing more bumps in the road to its historic elim pick aspirations the four hundred meter specialist finishing last a diamond league meet in oregon with two time beijing games gold medalist to show on merit taking top honors south african running on prosthetic legs finishing with a time of forty six point eight seconds below the olympic a standard of forty three point three meanwhile run time reigning world champ james to win it in the time of forty four point nine one seconds behind his native crisp rondo in the second after james's appeal for a false start was dismissed on the runner disqualified angelo taylor was third while pistorius will now look to prove himself next weekend in new york on the african championship degrees. whi

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now, a quick visit to crazitown where crazytown's butt kicker chuck norris who you may remember from the topthe show wrote an opinion-ed in ammo land which is i guess required meeting since chuck norris is on the board. in the piece he claimed pompom is creating a pro-gay boy scouts of america. you know the boy scouts the group that excludes gay people. mr. norris you are getting too crazy. you need to caulklm down. here relax with a glass of milk and this nice friendly cookie. earlier, we pokespoke to geoff daniels about his new show "the newsroom newsroom." brett erlich reports on a different perspective from fox's daytime panel show the five. shhh! bretts talking now. >> all right. so i was watching fox5 which i like to call harry potter and the chamber of secretions. somewhere between the line, i think i picked up on the subtle dislike of the show the newsroom. >> the newsroom is a lose her's from the marginalized mindset. no wonder they hate fox news which means they hate you non-coastal times held together by bumper stickers. >> your pri us is held together by bumper stickers. this one

he came to washington in a gaggle of egyptian lawmakers in town to meet with top officials of the obama administration. buttto the u.s. at all. seen here on his facebook page, recently elected to egypt's parliament as a member of the building and development party. analysts say that's an arm of the group designated a terrorist organization by the state department. under american law, that means he should have been denied a visa to come to the u.s. >> this is a terrorist organization without any ambiguity about it whatsoever. and for somebody who represents a terrorist organization to be given a visa to come here and to meet with officials, i think that's dubious diplomacy at best. >> or maybe a mistake. in an interview with "the daily beast," he says he got a visa. in washington the state department acknowledges he met with two of hillary clinton's top deputies. he told the daily beast he met at the white house with deputy national security advisor, dennis mcdon og. we tracked through washington to find out how he got here. first through the egyptian embassy. well, at the embassy, they claim they didn't arr

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top 2%, and we have the u.s. highway system done. republicans in the house need to move their buttsnd get this going on the highway system. no excuses. i am sick and tired of them. i hope every single one of them are replaced in november. guest: i am not an expert on the highway bill, so i cannot address the transportation questions. let's look at how the world has changed since the eisenhower administration. there was no competition, because europe was rebuilding from world war two. the soviet union and china was under massive communist dictatorship control. 67 years later river much richer world, and a more competitive work. the policies that were good in the 1950's quite simply do not hold out because the world as a lot more competitive. in order for us to remain as competitive as possible and maintain leadership in the world, we have to have a different set of tax policies. that means not taxing people over 50 percent signed. britain just tried that last year. a lot of their most influential in best and brightest have left the country. we want to avoid those types of tax policie

top 2% of 51%, and we got the u.s. highway system. the republicans and the house need to move their butt and get this going on behind the system and get the infrastructure build. no excuses but i'm sick and tired of them and i hope everyone of them are replaced in november. >> guest: i am not an expert on the highway bill. the transportation questions -- let's think about, you know, how the world has changed since the eisenhower administration. for better or worse, the united states is the only industrial country in the world. there's no competition because europe was rebuilding from world war ii and obviously the soviet union, eastern europe and even china were under massive communist dictatorship control. as a consequence now, 60, 70 years later we have a richer world but a more competitive world. the policies that were good in the 1950's quite simply don't hold as well now because the world is a lot more competitive. so in order for us to remain as competitive as possible and maintain our leadership in the world and maintain a was bought we need to have a different set of tax policies. that means not taxing people over 50%. britain

top five of the clean 15, cabbage surprises me. >> i can't think of picking up an onion out of the fruit bowl and taking a bite. sorry. that's hard to hear. >>> sitting on your buttffice chair potato is dangerous to your health. the doctors are saying that sitting is the worst position for your body and doing it too much can pinch nerves and misalign your spine and tense up muscles and joints and even cause cardiovascular disease. dang. >> so get up, walk around. >> if you're lying down in bed, stay there, you're in good shape. they are recommending you stand every 20 minutes or so and do simple stretches. who knew? >> 18 minutes past the hour. it's easy to reset your watch when you change time zones but no so easy to reset your body clock. felicia taylor has wayses to reduce jet lag. >> why are you sitting? >> i'm a little disappointed about the list of vegetables and pesticides. >> you're back on that, are you? >> i'll tell you why, those are all things that i love. apples, strawberries. >> they say if you peel things -- you can't peel strawberries but if you peel the fruit you're okay. >> who's going to peel an apple. ten seconds when you wash your hands, it's

top. >> underline that point and i say it here all the time, my dad started as a working class guy, always republican because he knew he could work his buttk, and there was a better life for his kids. and that's going away for a lot of people. >> how are those connected though? if it's more -- more of ameritocracy why less mobility? >> because it's become a club? >> these two are related. mary tockcracy breaks down. we're going to have this even playing field. what is the even playing field look like in college admissions and reality. the even playing field looks like people hiring test prep tutors for their kids and legacy admissions, getting a wing at a major university so your kid can get in. i've seen it at my high school, you take a simple test to get in, all the kids from the five bureaus and a test prep industry has grown up around that. $90,000 cram schools to get into the test. you're at the level playing field we imagined the foundational part of this dream is being skewered. >> a guy from northwest florida that i've been working up here almost a decade now, it's stunning how this community is, that the media community, the poli