real.mmtant butterflies are on the loose.butterflies with wings. scientist discovered these creatures on the east coast of japan.they're believed to be created from the radiation of the fukushima nuclear power plant . the plant was slammed 17 months ago by a giant tsunami that devastated the coast. researcher joji otaki says there shouldn't be any concern about mutations in humans. otaki adds that humans should be faa more resistant to radiation, but that's what you'd expect them to say... and a final update for ur dish customers. still... no agreement ...at this hour ... between our parent company... p sinclair broadcast group ... and... dish network..../ sinclair... which... owns this station... and... dish network ... have been negotiating... a new contract ... to... give dish... the right... to broadcast our programming....//. the... current deal... expires tonight at 2am...//. if... no deal's... reached.../ our... signal on dish... will go dark...//. dish... customers... do have other options./..you... can watch our signal free... over availab

months after the fukushima disaster scientists collected more than one hundred butterflies around the site and studies now show that twelve percent of them had abnormalities or mutations when those butterflies mated the mutation rate of their offspring rose to eighteen percent and when the offspring mated with healthy butterflies the abnormal abnormality rate rose to thirty four percent six months after the disaster researchers collected more butterflies showing an abnormality rate of fifty two percent of that group's offspring you can insert a joke here but seriously more troubling is that butterflies weren't the only species hanging around fukushima when it went into crisis humans were too and in the coming years and decades we could witness the human toll that this nuclear crisis has taken in the nation of japan we need to begin building a new world a world free from nuclear power no nukes. and now it's time for tonight's the good the bad and the very very lucrative lucrative ugly the good governor pat quinn while conservatives like paul ryan are working hard to tear apart unions a

scientists collecting butterf butterflies two months after fukushima's disastst aster, the mutated butterflyhe bottom. about 12% of butterflies showed dig figurement, such as smaller wings, changes in color and indented eyes. six months after that the abnormalities actually doubled. this is one of the first studies on the genetic effects of this disaster. >>> well, we already know who locked up all those gold medals in london. >> and who's most likely to bring home the most green now that the olympics are over. sports marketing experts predict usain bolt is the most marketable athlete. as are olympians predicted to score multimillion-dollar deals in the coming months, gabby douglas, ryan lock tee, and michael phelps. phelps earns between $5 million and $7 million a year with marketing partners. other stars like missy franklin, kerry walsh jennings and misty may-treanor are expected to be among the top picks for marketers. >> good luck. >>> still ahead at 11:00, cut do you think a cross-country flight. how about by five hours? that's right. the experiment that could make flying light speed. a

there were mutations in butterflies. mutated butterfly is the smaller one on the bottom. they found about 12% of the butterflies showed disfigurement such as smaller wings, changes in color and indented eyes. six months later the abnormalities doubled. this is the first study on the genetic effects of the disaster. >>> from butt eerflies to shark. a man who caught an 800 pound shark. >>> a big shark tale for a southern california man. >> he caught a huge shark. we mean 800 pounds. he's been fishing for 40 years and always dreamt of catching the big one. his dream came true. he hook add ten foot shark. bringing the baby in was quite a task. it took more than one person to get the job done. after a two-hour battle, they landed it. that thing is big. i mean huge. >> a little bit scary. you never know what's that's going to do to you. thanks for joining us. we hope to see you back here at 6:00. see life in the best light. outdoors, or in. enses auy filter juste right amount o, ask for transitions adaptisit you local sigc tra

researchers say they found butterflies around the fukushima power plant... that had abnormalities in their legs, atennaes, abdomens, wings, and colors. the butterflies also had dents in their eyes. the researchers launched their study... two months after an earthquake and tsunami hit the nuclear site in march 2011. this is the first sign the radiation leak may be changing life around the area. next: the disappointing new findings about the safety of luxury cars. later in the medical watch - how much exercise per week is being recommended for older adults to ward off heart problems. and later in lunchbreak: it's great as an appetizer or even a main dish.. we are making ceviche. [ woman ] my washer had a foul odor that made the whole room stink. [ woman #2 ] even my laundry started to get a funny smell. [ female announcer ] just three uses of tide washing machine cleaner will help remove odor-causing residues and leave your high-efficiency washer clean and fresh. clean laundry starts with a clean washer. if you are looking to buy a car and safety is your numbe

some of the butterflies have a normal lives and dies. the scientists say humans are relatively unaffected by the rise -- radiation that that is scary. >> it is 6:12. >> looking at lots of sunshine as we start our thursday morning. outside it we go to maryland with a beautiful sunrise and about 10 minutes. sunshine will last all day long. 69 degrees right now at reagan national airport and 63 manassas looking at a dense fog advisory for the shenandoah valley from 8:00 this morning. after that, the skies clear and temperatures will be near 90 degrees and hotter for tomorrow and cooler for the upcoming weekend. i will have details and a few minutes. >> i have newschopper7 flying over virginia. we have had two car wrecks this morning. the first one was more than 95 leaving falmouth. this one is in springfield on northbound 95 in springfield, it is on the shoulder near the franconia/springfield parkway. this will add 20 minutes to your commute from the occoquan to the beltway. >> thank you. 6:14 and 66 degrees. and a skydiver survived after t

researchers collected the butterflies two months after last year's nuclear crisis. they say that the butterflies are the first sign of damage to the ecosystem in japan. scientists also expect to find other species affected by the disaster. >> great white sharks off of the west coast could be classified as endangered if environmentalist in san fransisco get their way. the center for biological diversity says that there are only a few hundred great war charts and the waters off the western united states and mexico, it is one of three groups that filed a request with the federal government to give protected status to that species. even if the feds take up the petition, a decision would take more than one year. >> the home of steve jobs was burglarized. the personal items stolen from the lake apple co-founder. >> i was stabbed by some gang members. >> as san jose suffers an unusual surge in violence, how a victim is fighting for peace. >> unchain wall street! >> joe biden raising eyebrows, the vice-president remark that is drawing fire. >> tonight a suspected burglar is

you know her from the butterfly next -- next hour here on cnn. >> hurricane isaac, congressman akin's rape controversy and the unleashing of bain capital documents, these are a few of the issues overshadowing the republican national convention next week, or maybe overshadowing. is mitt romney ready for his big event? we'll tell you coming up next. you've been busy for a dead man. after you jumped ship in bangkok, i thought i'd lost you. >>> surfing is my life now. but who's going to .... >>> tell the world that priceline has even faster,

phelps has three races remaining 200 individual medley and 100 butterfly and 4 by 100 medley relay. the former soviet gymnast who record he broke wanted to present him with the medal but the olympic committee denied therequest. >>> american women gymnast achieved what they set out to do flipping, spinning and soaring to a gold medal. the fab five lived up to the name. this was the first gold for the united states since 1996. the event was not close twhre. favored to win but strong performance -- close. they were favored to win but strong perm form ands -- performances from top to bottom. china is beating us with 13 gold medals. keel an eye on -- keep an eye on today's events. michael phelps will be in the pool and preliminaries with that and women's 800 relay is today but the 200 butterfly and the women's basketball team is take on turkey that's happening today. >>> hoare stateside the o's last might in new york for game 2 of a critical series with the yankees and they have a lot of fight in them. baltimore answered a disasterous 5-run yankee first inning with 7 of their own in the

tonight, michael phelps will swim his final individual event of these games, the 100 meter butterfly. a 15-year-old maryland olympian in the 800 meter freestyle. the running begins. the first day of track and field. the olympic the loan comes up at 7:30 with donna hamilton and me tonight. kobe bryant spent his off day watching the men's singles f inal. federer, sick backhand. bill gates on hand. match point -- short on the return. longest match in olympic history, four hours 20 minutes and federer moves on to face andy murray. tom tasselmyer will be back with a look at your seven-day forecast after this. >> after a string of murders in a baltimore community, the new acting police commissioner making some changes in the area. residents in a historic area say this will destroy their neighborhood. those stories and more those stories and more followin [ male announcer ] good paying jobs. better schools. that's what a world-class resort casino at national harbor would mean for maryland. but it won't happen if the special interests get their way. with thousands of local jobs and millions f

chill out in this pleasant environment and you might seem butterflies and dandelions.lue jays fly between the tall eucalyptus. one of this the parking is accessible. take the six, 24, or 37 bus. we share the pathways, we walked the dogs, and we have and enjoy the beautiful view that the park has to offer. this is a place to take someone special and enjoy a beautiful look out. >> welcome to corona heights located in the heart of the castro district. it offers a spectacular view of the downtown skyline. the iconic bridge and on towards the east bay. >> is one of the city's best kept secrets. it is hardly ever crowded and on any given sunday, you will probably run into a few locals. you can get there without any parking worries. locals bring their four-legged friends to run freely. at a small patch of grass for small dogs. >> is wonderful for the city to have these kinds of parks. and the dog owners really appreciate it. >> take time to notice the wonderful wild flowers. and keep your head up on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. take your camera and be prepared f

here is a healthy looking adult pale grass blue butterfly. that is the butterfly trademark. hear is the same species of butterfly. as you can see it looks very different. most of the spots are gone. wings, legs antenna, eyes all deformed. scientists say this particular species of butterfly is mutating at an increased rate. every time it breeds the mutation rate goes up. it is 58%. scientists have to do more research if this is happening with the pale grass blue butterfly most likely they say it is happening with other wildlife and insects in the area as well. humans they say, are less likely to be as affected since we're more resilient to radiation exposure. still new hard evidence that the fallout from fukushima will be much worse than what we were originally led to believe. 15,800 people were killed. another 3300 are listed as still missing from that earthquake and tsunami back in march of last year. many of the hundreds of thousands of people, jon, displaced are still without a permanent home. still tough to look at those pictures. jon: unbelievable to watch the video fro

. >> what she says about the show and why she still gets butterflies after all of the years on television. stay with us. more still to come. >>> at 6:00 abuse, neglect and mistreatment, a scathing report on conditions at a state run care facility. why it's been allowed to continue. do you know where your house payment gos? helping this woman deal with a bank she's never set foot in. and something sneaky happening at the state kpo. how does pollution suddenly become an immigration bill? >> thank you very much. >> and katie couric's new talk show debuts here. >> she was in the bay area to talk about this exciting new show. she stopped by to take pictures with the staff and sat down with carolyn johnson and barry leel. >> and she says she's excited about the talk show. >> i think that this format for me going to be fun because i can sort of act the way i'm acting with you all with guests and audience that just gives me an opportunity to be who i really am. >> and katie says she gets a lot of butterflies and is nervous about the first day. >> and coming up on abc 7 news

explaining to him -- >> you were teaching the butterfly to a 4-year-old?utterflier for those at home that might be curious on that kind of fact. since i was 7 or 8 years old. i swam butterfly. i was telling him it starts from your shoulders and your chest, not your hips. this dolphin motion. so it was cool. what we had with dana vollmer this morning, the motion technology, body, it shows exactly how you create that movement and it shows you that sports is all about mechanics and efficiency. >> and i love what she said, which i think is true for a lot of sports, there's a sense that the more every time you put in the better you'll do. when in many sports, golf being one, the more you can relax, the better you can do. >> she is an awesome sport for prancing around here in her swim suit and body sensors for two hours. >> ben, what have you got? >> no segue for that. maybe we can get will in a swimsuit and body sensors one of these weeks. but it was just tweeted, rick santorum released his delegates to mitt romney this morning. i was just thinking, whatever ha

get a close-up to the life of butterflies and learn about the forest as blooms and butterflies at the franklin park conservatory. that's the early today event. >> that's my hometown. thank you so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment. rosie o'donnell says it is a miracle that she is alive. the 50-year-old comedian revealed on her blog yesterday that she suffered a heart attack last week. after feeling symptoms, she took aspirin, called 911, and had to have a stint inserted into an artery that's 99% blocked. o'donnell is now recovering at home. >>> tmz reports hollywood director tony scott, who jumped to his death did not have brain cancer. results from his autopsy won't be released for several weeks. >>> reports say nicki minaj is in talks to join mariah carey on "the american idol" judges panel. >>> and nbc has announced michael j. fox's new show will be part of its fall line-up. it will be loosely based on the 51-year-old's battle with parkinson's disease. >>> apparently there are no hard feelings among charlie sheen's exs. ex-wife number t

michael phelps will swim in the 100 meter butterfly final. andrew begins his marathon swim in 1500 -- the u.s. women's basketball team will try to chop the czech republic. >> a lot to come. now, to our question of the day. we ask whether you were more excited to see gabby douglas or aly raisman. the vote was overwhelmingly for gabby douglas. wbal is your home for the olympic games. you can join us every week night for the olympic zone and see when your favorite sports will be taking place. >> and baltimore city police hope that a suspect's sketch will help them to solve a murder. lance johnson was shot to death at a home. we spoke with the victims' neighbors and we are updated on the investigation. >> police say that the witness reports help them to develop a sketch for the man they're looking for. they conducted interviews but so far no suspect and no motive. >> it was late. >> the shots rang out on july 5th just as he was getting ready for bed. the shots were coming from a few houses down in the 2300 block of north utah street where the man

he beat the same summer who edged him out earlier this week in the two water meter butterfly. >> the next generation of championships gather again to watch p rawhelps at another -- to watch phelps add on gold. the fans were on the edge of their seats. he came from behind to win the race. all along with the cheers, some said that they are wistful knowing things that are coming to a close. >> it is sad because we're used to seeing him practice every day. will we get in trouble? we are part of everything he has done. >> michael and i in the next olympics. it is a weird feeling. >> his chance to take home one more gold medal at the 2012 games. >> the pressure is always on the athletes, many of the families are just as nervous and excited. a u.s. gymnast's parents really look like they were possessed during their daughters routine. it is this behavior that parents make sacrifices. we ask how there's a possibility of being captured. >> the cameras are on us often at the games. all lot of times we don't know what they are shooting or seeing. they are either across the pool or up ahead. we w

swims his last solo race tonight t 100 meter butterfly and will compete in the 4x100. flems announced he is retiring after the games and is looking forward to watching the other members of team usa in the future. more to see of him. >> a lot of people don't want to believe. one of our local athletes will be back in the spot light at the beach volleyball elimination rounds. kerri walsh and misty may-treanor play tomorrow night against the netherlands. the two-time olympic gold medalist. split up a couple of years ago. the pair got back together to play for the three-peat. >> i said you know, are we going to do this? like no, i'm done. good luck and my heart's not in it. misty had a change of heart. she had this emptiness inside and couldn't figure it out. it hit her. she said i'm not done and i want to come back and i want to win gold in london and my whole heart's in it. if you'll take me i'm yours. >> you'll be able to watch her elimination match on saturday night starting at 8:00 p.m. a lot of good energy. >> take me, i'm yours. >> to stay on top of the action visit

phelps in his final individual event today...and won gold in the 100 meter butterfly. butterfly.at's a world record.and 21st overall... another record. phelps has just 2 silver... both from london.and 2 bronze.... everything else... golden..phelps in his 4th olympic games... won gold in london in the 100 meter fly, 200 meter medley, and the 4 by 200 meter free.his final event is tomorrow in a relay with team u-s-a. on the women's side...major upset by maryland native katie ledecky...she won gold in the 800 meter freestyle...the 15-year-old from bethesda is the youngest american at the olympics...she missed the world record by half a second... it's never great to be down two sttrters at the beginning of training camp.ravens defensive tackle haloti ngata reported on time...but hurt his hamstring before the first practice.left tackle bryant mckinnie reported a week late... after hurting his back before heading to baltimore. baltimore.water under the bridge in week two of practice...both ngata and mckinnie passed physcials.and their conditioning test this morning....clearing them for

i got butterflies in my stomach watching it. three years. >> to see them before our season starts, it's inspiring for them. their eyes light up. it was worth it already. >> competing means a lot to me. i get to meet people all over the county and cheer them on and they cheer me on. it's like a really great experience. reporter: wbal tv 11 news. >> one of the most talked about events of the london games besides michael phelp is gymnast gabby douglas winning the gold medal. the golden girl has earned a spot in american history. and now a spot on the next corn flakes box. douglas has signed a deal with kellogg's and will be on the special edition starting this fall. this marks her second major endorsement since the olympics began. she's amazing. congratulations to her. >> i think we were wondering why she wasn't on the wheaties. she signed a deal with kellogg's first. >> it's all good. it's all power food. >> enough cereal to go around. >> here's a look ahead to the next hour. >> cal ripken speaks about the abduction of his mother.

the... 100 meter butterfly ... today.../ ahead... of... two swimmers ... who...second...///. this ... was... michael's... third gold medal.../ of... the london games .../ with... one... more event to go. meanwhile, there's already talk about how to honor phelps on his return home.on thursday, baltimore county executive kevin kamenetz announced a committee to plan an event for phelps.but officials are still trying to figure out where to hold the celebration, considering phelps grew up in baltimore county but trained in the city. city."srb: i'm not going to dim the glow of this moment by having a fight over where the parade that's not even planned is going to be. just like my family, we're still on cloud nine" and... as... we... told you... last night../. michael... will... be... paying a price... for... all those... olympic medals...///. that's ... becauue ...the i-r-s... wants ...its share...///.one.... figure... says,,, phelps ...could be taxed ... as... much as... 160--grand... for... all the medals... he's... won... in... his long career..../// now ... several

he won the 100-meter butterfly, his last individual event before he retires. 17-year-old missy franklinoke the world record in the 200-meter backstroke to win her third gold. and katie ledecky one the 800-meter freestyle. at 15, she is the youngest u.s. olympian in any sport. gabby douglas is 16, and she's on a cereal box. we'll take you to where it all began for this gold medalist♪ next. mm. some laxatives like dulcolax can cause cramps. but phillips' caplets don't. they have magnesium. for effective relief of occasional constipation. thanks. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you've been years in the making. and there are many years ahead. join the millions of members who've chosen an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. go long. to get your feet moving to the beat. it's time to start gellin' with dr. scholl's and feel the energy from your feet up. thanks to the energizing support and cushioning of dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles, you'll want to get up and go. hey america, even though slisa r

it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international artists. as a collection, these art works tell the story of the vibrant arts scene in the early 1960's through the mid-1980s's. the illustrate san francisco's cultural center and a place of innovation that is recognized and the love throughout the world. one of the highlights is a series of three left tapestries. they are on view after being in storage for 20 years. these tapestries representing various gardens. from his years of living in san francisco. hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, and whilst dahlias in rich, deep shades as they make their way to the baggage area. they can access behind-the- scenes information and interviews with the artist through an audio to work. it feat

michael phelps got it started with signature event. 200 meter butterfly. he's held the world record in the butterfly since he was 15-year-old op. phelps led nearly the entire way. leading by more than a second at the final split. but at the very end he loses the same way he won at the last olympics in beijing, by half a stroke. he had to settle for a silver. an hour later phelps back in the pool for the 200 meter freestyle relay. an ryan lochte provided team with a big lead, phelps was able to cruise to victory bringing home the gold for the u.s. and his 19th career medal. >> anything is possible. i have put, you know -- i've put my mind on doing something that no one had ever done before. there was nothing that was going to stand in my way of being michael phelps. that's what i said all along. this has been an amazing ride. >> phelps not done yet. he has three more events. he could finish his olympic career with 22 medals before it's all said and done. all right. aaron, you were talking about oefia in your toss to me. team are thinking, what is he doing i

michael phelps will swim the butterfly leg of the men's medley relay, looking for another medal. and teen sensation missy franklin win be chasing gold in the women's relay. 15-year-old katie ledecky won gold on friday. what an accomplishment there. after the u.s. swim team won five more medals last night, the u.s. has a total of 43 medals, 21 of them gold. in second place we have china with 22 run russia with 23. we're going right to kevin tibbles who has the prime spot in london. very good day to you, kevin. i have the competition under way. we can hear the roars of the crowd. what are the big events taking place this morning? >> the crowd is cheering in the stadium, that's why one of the reasons why yesterday was the largest day for attendance at the olympic park. over 200,000 people. they are expecting that again because of the fact there are so many events taking place. the women's triathlon is going on right now. there are numerous track and field events taking place in the big olympic stadium. we've got field hockey. you mentioned swimming that is taking place. big tennis m

chill out in the pleasant and quiet environment and you might see butterflies and dandelions. and blue jays 5 between. the park is accessible. a public transit to the park is plentiful. six, 24, 37, or 71 bus. >> we have shared the pathways and we have enjoyed the beautiful view that the park has to offer. this is the place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoy of beautiful look out. >> welcome to corona heights. it offers a spectacular view of the downtown skyline, the iconic bridge, and towards the east bay. >> is one of the city's best kept secrets. it is hardly ever crowded. he will probably just run into a few locals. hot on the bus to get there without any parking worries. there is a fenced in dog park to run freely with other jobs -- dogs. >> it is a great place and is wonderful for the city to provide these kinds of parks. the dog owners really appreciate it. >> take time for their wonderful flowers that carpet the grassland and keep a lookout for birdlife. be sure to take your camera and be prepared horovitz a city that you won't forget. it is a promi

hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. , bought a 37 bus to get there without any parking worries. for legged friends can run freely. there is also a patch of grass for the small box. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place to have these kinds of parks. that dog owners appreciate it. >> take time to notice of the wildfires that are on the grassland and keep your head out on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. be sure to take your camera and be prepared to take a view of the city will not forget. it has a beautiful

he medaled in the butterfly and he is a relay race that he will swim to qualify today. then after that come he gets to relax. >> the weather was beautiful fort london with a lot of sun and warm temperatures. i'm seeing a lot of clouds behind you and the track and field events begin today. >> i can hear the cheers every few minutes. i watched the forecast and the word they use was "disappointing." it does change how they perform. many athletes have been training any time it rains to try to simulate what it might be like to be out in london. the forecast for saturday and sunday is rain. >> thank you, deirdre. >> fans back in baltimore have followed every lap in the water of michael phelps. >> jennifer franciotti has more without the fans are keeping up with these record-setting games. >> they have been gathering around the computer. you would have thought there was a ravens game with how to allow defense were screaming. just like the other day when phelps swam the relay to win his record 19th medal, members of his home-town swimming club could t wait for the prime- time b

but before that, in his signature event, gwen, the 200 butterfly -- this is the event that he made the olympics in 2000 as a 15-year-old -- he has never been beaten in this event. he was caught at the end of a finish reminiscent of what happened four years ago for those who remember in the butterfly where michael phelps caught his competitor at the very end. this time someone caught michael phelps. i never thought i would say these wors, that michael phelps faded in the stretch in his signature event the 200 butterfly but he did. that has to be a great disappointment for him tonight. >> ifill: we should point out that neither of the events we just described have been broadcast here yet on east coast time in the united states. shortly around 6:00 p.m. so what has been the reaction to that? we've seen this before where people get taped-delay broadcasts. there seems to be a special outcry this time. >> well, there's a special outcry this time because in past olympics there's always been discontent about nbc tape delaying and before nbc abc tape delaying especially european the foreign oly

nuclear butterflies. mutant insects traced to disaster in japan. also ahead, san francisco's most famous set of twins now nearly broke and facing a situation that is all too common as we age. also, the incredible car crash in the south bay. what authorities say the two drivers were doing moments before impact. and security breach, how j.f.k.'s security system was >> dan: two of san francisco's most well known personalities are dealing with enormous challenge and it highlights a problem facing seniors. marion and vivian are in the hall of fame. carolyn tyler says why they are fighting to stay in the city they love so much. >> i'm eight years younger. >> marion and vivian brown are identical twins. colorful knashgh san francisco. since they arrived here in michigan more than 40 years ago. >> the city of san francisco, oh yes. i don't want to move out of here. >> that prospect has worried the 85-year-old sisters since vivian has alzheimer's. they are searching for an assistant living facility in san francisco. experts say the cost range from $3500 a m

michael phelps in the 100 meter butterfly. the event he won by 0.1 second in a thrilling finish four years ago. plus missy franklin in the 200 backstroke. and beach volleyball with jen kessy and april ross playing for a role in the elimination round. and then primetime. michael phelps and ryan lochte swim for supremacy in the final of the 200 meter individual medley and lochte in a daunting double defends his beijing title. soni races for her second gold in the 200 breaststroke and missy franklin dives in for the final of the 100 meter free. plus women's gymnastics. fresh off the u.s. victory in the team competitions, two of the fab five, gabby douglas and aly raisman go for gold in the individual all-around finals. >>> also tomorrow, 16 hours of coverage on the nbc sports network. live swimming heats featuring phelps and franklin. plus every event streamed live on nbcolympics.com. portions of nbc's coverage are also available in 3d presented by panasonic. check your local listings. the london olympics continue on the networks

butterflies are not to be screwed with. hipo, what is wrong with you? >> power of the pepa. >> why do anarchists have to be so an arcky? >> i was thinking about this, and i believe there are two sides to this. one they are trying to stir up up -- every time i hear we are anticipating this kind of attack, the protest will get out of hand, they are asking for it. >> it raises the bar. >> there will be some fraction of the protesters that will take them up on that. careful what you wish for in that regard. we know how a nice protest can have somebody on the other side infiltrate. >> there is lowering the bar at the same time. >> their going to do it -- they are going to do it on both sides. >> it is ineffective if they don't get the point across. >> speaking of when dana has to go to a nightclub, they always lower the bar. >> what is the theme song for "the anarchist." if twisted sister was the theme song, would they have the political cajones to say we are in disagreement with your agenda to have "acid in the face" as a people and we don't want you playin

. >> greg: like butterfly effect. the butterfly does his wings somebody dies. do you belief that?t is the logic. >> andrea: before we continue with class warfare, obama coined a new name for it. take a listen. >> he asked middle class to pay more in taxes, to give $150,000 tax cut to people making more than $3 million a year. this is like robin hood in reverse. it's romneyhood. >> andrea: the tax policies they said they didn't look at the plan directly. meaning, they didn't read the plan. romney doesn't want to raise anybody's taxes. >> dana: i have been to sherwood forest. it's in england. if you use fairy tale as metaphor, get it right. what robin hood is doing is what obama could be accused of doing. running up debt. take that and give it back. romneyhood in reverse doesn't work as metaphor. too tortured. >> greg: more like friar tuck. >> this is a difficult thing to say that romney's plan raises taxes. he doesn't have a plan. >> greg: he does. >> eric: this is president obama trying to walk back the you didn't build it comment at any cost. put it out there on friday 13, trying

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butterflies are not to be screwed with. hipo, what is wrong with you? >> power of the pepa. >> why do anarchists have to be so an arcky? >> i was thinking about this, and i believe there are two sides to this. one they are trying to stir up up -- every time i hear we are anticipating this kind of attack, the protest will get out of hand, they are asking for it. >> it raises the bar. >> there will be some fraction of the protesters that will take them up on that. careful what you wish for in that regard. we know how a nice protest can have somebody on the other side infiltrate. >> there is lowering the bar at the same time. >> their going to do it -- they are going to do it on both sides. >> it is ineffective if they don't get the point across. >> speaking of when dana has to go to a nightclub, they always lower the bar. >> what is the theme song for "the anarchist." if twisted sister was the theme song, would they have the political cajones to say we are in disagreement with your agenda to have "acid in the face" as a people and we don't want you playin