okay, it's albert four. [ buzzer sounds ] >> jimmy: sorry. >> no!ortest life. [ laughter ] it was sad. he did, yeah. >> i thought that was going to bum out the audience but then they like that dead deli owner joke. [ laughter ] >> they love it. >> jimmy: what do you mean, short life? what happened? >> something terrible happened. >> something terrible happened. >> jimmy: was he on drugs? >> he just -- i won't tell you what happened but the school bus is fine. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. that was bad. >> and albert four is incredible. >> albert four is great. i said he was my second favorite albert. >> jimmy: oh, stop with the kissing albert four's butt. i mean, please. all right, ready josh? when was the last time do you think seth cried? >> i mean, we've talked about it. i would say at the super bowl. >> no. it was "battlestar galactica." [ buzzer sounds ] >> oh "battlestar galactica." [ laughter ] finale, yeah. >> jimmy: you cried at the super bowl? >> yeah, i cried at the super bowl, too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "battlestar" was after -- af

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researchers then tested the baby's memory after returning with the buzzer after some period of time. if it remembered the previous experience, then it shouldn't react. at 30 weeks gestation, around the end of the 7th month of pregnancy, babies remembered the stimulus for as long as ten minutes. but by a month later in the 34th development, this memory lasted up to four weeks. this study raises interesting questions about what kinds of memories babies might be form manage in the womb. but it may not be surprising that something as important as memory is in working order prior to birth. the first of these types of tests started back in 1925. it involved repeated honking of a car horn. since then similar studies have been conducted with electric toothbrushes and door buzzers. >>> tonight some passengers on a southwest flight that sprung a hole are still surprised that everything is okay. >> when we landed and everybody knew we were going to be safe, we started clapping. the pilot came out and people got up and were hugging him. >> i bet they were. coming up hear more from that passenger

stop the buzzer. i'm on a roll here. taking ather. ignoring the buzzer. ing to frank in texas.rank? >> caller: hello, jidandy, wh's sng? >> kicking around for the weekend. how abouyou? my dad's birthday. going to say hello. what's going on? >> that's good. for your piece on bdc. i did a little homewor it looks good, like you said. but i considered emr the best breed inhe electric motor ction. >>ou have horse sense. u are right. ju this afternoon, for my travel trust, you cadescribe to i nd out a bulletin. in it, i said emers has gotten high yielders getting ne. pick up in orders is ne. nice count above. emerson, i have to admit it, hands down, it's better th baldor. i'm taking one more. i'm disregarding everyonand doing one more i'm going to ted iconnecticut. ted? >> caller: hey, jim. what's going on, bro? >> not much, kicking a few around. how about you? >> caller: got your ok, "real money" ling it. >> you are the best. now in paperback. caller: how about sallimae? >> sallie mae -- let me tell you something -- whei was away on vacation, one of three ds of the year tt i take va

. >> mike: i'm afraid we're going to hear the buzzer. yes, i know we would hear it.i'm glad i kept the $100. okay. here's what he does. he is the faith-based czar in charge of helping faith-based and secular groups that provide social services and job training. did you know we had a czar for that? straka heard something. >> mike: i think he is praying we don't find out how many czars we have and how much their cost america. but very much for playing with us today. out of the back. but turning? >> ashley. >> mike: ashley, i want you to do what you can to see if you can win this $100 bill. you know the government would do if they had it to give some expended. >> mike: taken away that's what they do best. here's a picture you notice that? >> he looks familiar. >> mike: you know his name? there is that edward montgomery. but cds are up? but give you a clue will give you some help. he is a czar, he was the dean of college and behavioral social sciences at the university of maryland. does that help you know what he does for you? you are paying for him. what does he do for

keep that buzzer going. >> thank you to rick for another edition of dempsey's dugout.ick dempsey's scouting report is next when os xtra pregame continue, brought to you by at&t, in a moment. >> how about the weather in southern california? 77 degrees. winds out of the southwest at 4 miles per hour. 45% humidity. no chance of rain. never rain in southern california. [ laughter ] >> ♪ never rain in southern california ♪ >> time for rick dempsey's scouting report. >> rick: i love richie's curveball, one of the best i have seen in the major league since maybe mike bottacher or steve sloan. tough to control and very tough to get it over but when he gets it over, he is very tough to beat. i think he needs to get a two- seamer and then he can buy that new beemer. okay, that rimes a little bit when you you win ball games and can make money in this game and what he needs to do is find something that moves away from right-hand hitters and i think it will set up that curveball a whole lot better. >> how about jesus and? >> living the dream. saunders is 5-0. everybody like to go l

all of these [ buzzer ] are not true. fundamentally not true. >> we're all loveable and teachable, and a hug works the same way with us. >> reporter: victoria raul is a well-known actress. but before she was famous, she was a foster child living on a farm in maine. >> we had pigs, chicken, ducks, we lived on a dirt road. >> reporter: victoria moved from foster home to foster home, but she was never adopted. she knows from personal experience why finding a permanent home is so important. that's why she became a spokeswoman for national adoption day. >> oftentimes, i'm asked to go into the courtroom. it's a privilege to witness. i sometimes participate in the process. it's an extraordinary, electrifying moment to witness people who love a child beyond the blood between them. >> it takes an army of people to make adoption day successful. >> reporter: an army, both lee and victoria say, teens can join. >> they can join with social service agencies in their community to help raise the level of awareness about kids and their ne

researchered found at 34 weeks, the fetus rememberto ignore the buzzer for up to a month. >> this givens us insight into how fast the brain is developing while in the uterus. >> reporter: research has shown bay bays remember their mother's womb. babies just two days old could recall their mother's favorite soap opera. this latest study suggests memories may be forming earlier than imagined, and that we might do more to actually control them. >> that little infant braun, and what we know now, within this recording device. like a little >> reporter: doctors say mothers should avoid stress and include calming influences to the fetus. >> i probably will be more sensitive on a daily basis based on the study, knowing that outside influences stress the fetus out. >> reporter:he hope, that fonder memories formed in the womb will lead to more secure babies after birth. john mckenzie, abc news, new york. >>> and that is "world news" for this wednesday. i'm charlie gibson, and i hope you had a good day. for all of us at abc news, have you had a good day. for all of us at abc news, have a good night

(buzzer) this is why our forces in the atlantic need to stand at the ready.ince so much of punditry is about prognostication we need a "three strikes and you're out" policy. w.m.d. will be found in iraq. hillary clinton will be the party's nominee. americans will be living on mars by the end of 2009. not so fast. we've got six months left to get americans on mars. and if it doesn't happen by january, you'll forget i ever said it. >> osgood: commentary from mo rocca. now to john dickerson in washington for a look at what's ahead on face the nation. good morning, john. >> good morning. this morning we have admiral mike mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he's gs going to talk about afghanistan, iraq and north korea, what they're up to and then health care reform with two senators crucial to that development, senator chuck schumer of new york and senator chuck grassley of iowa. >> schieffer: thank you, john, we'll be watching. ahead now on sunday morning. eeresmi,riten ads st. is that it? no. hey, we're looking for these great little pastry thingees..

and at the buzzer, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> hello.ase find your hymn books and turn to page 17. a chance to go to church today. game two of the nba finals between the lakers and the magic. they scheduled it on the same night as the tony awards, which wh kind of cruel, sadistic programmer would do that to me? how am i supposed to make jazz hands when i'm wearing the foam finger. jack nicholson courtside. are we sure he's still alive? lakers coach phil jackson going to his tentnbh tiastlche oa c. which a.ismazing. van gundy is going or the his first. have you seen stan van gundy by the way? he looks more like the manager of a greek restaurant than a basketball coach. [ laughter ] in fact, watch this to see if it makes sense to you. >> if you want more, you have to pay extra. that's how we do it. no substitutions. >> it works, right? i'll tell you, it's been a semi-disappointing series for nike. they were banking on the lakers to play the cavaliers. they had been running a big ad campaign starring puppet versions of kobe bryant and lebro

i would say they're out of the woods. [ buzzer sounds ] >> remember to text because nokia and motorolare still getting smacked by apple! greg in california. greg? >> caller: jim, how you doing? >> pretty good, greg. how about you? >> i want to give you a big bakersfield boo-yah! >> it got cold, i could live in the desert for a while. what's up? >> i want to know if ssbby is a buy, a beer or a bull? >> for mortgage purposes, i like it because i think the u.s. economy is coming back. i'm liking it because it's best in show in the category. i think that's a good situation. i also like the sh greg, by the way. let's talk to shawn in new york. shawn! >> caller: i want to give you a big, it's my birthday week boo-yah! >> i'll give you a boo-yah. happy birthday. what's up? >> caller: jim, i've been following this show since you were on km radio six years ago. >> absolutely. >> caller: i want to thank you for every bit of knowledge you've shared with us. >> we do not buy the common stocks of any european banks, we buy the preferreds. even though aig got in trouble, they paid the preferred. i w

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stop the buzzer. i'm on aoll here. huntington bank i a lot better. takinganother. ignoring thebuzzer going to frank in texas. frank? >> caller: hello, jim dand at's shaking? >> kicking around for e weekend. my d's birt. going s hell what's goi on? oh. >> that's good. forour piece on bdc. i did a little homework,it looks goodli you said. but i considered emr the best of breed in the electric motor ction. >> you have rse sense. you are ght. myvel trust. you n scribe it to us. now in the emson got to keep it. highyielders getting it nice. pick up in orders is n nice count ove. emerson, i have to adm it, hands down, it's betr than or. i'm tinone mo. i'mdisregarding everything and doing one me. i'm going to ted in connticut. ted? >> caller: h, jim. what's going on, bro? >> notuch, kickg a few around. how about you? >>aller: got your book, "real money"ing it. >> you a the best. w in paperback. >>aller: how about sallie mae? >> sallie mae -- let me tell you someing -- when i wasaway on vacation, one of thr days of the year that i take vacaon on, i saw sallie mae go toten.

i'm ignoring the buzzer. >> hi, jim. how are you? >> oh, man. i'm doing great. how about you?> not too bad. how about gci. >> i was -- let me tell you. i thought that quarter -- that was really something. they put it together. i am not in a million years going to -- i wish them the best of luck. i think you have a 50% move. let's go to don in massachusetts to wrap up today's lightning round.hello, j.c. boo-yah to you from western mass. >> i was going to give you a youkilis boo-yah, but they probably don't know him out there. >> this is the biggest red sox rivalry area in the world. >> well, then you got it. i'm thrilled to have you on the phone. what's up? >> what do you think of ups? you were talking about cxs the other day. >> you know i like ups, don. come on. i like ups and i like fedex. and fedex was a major break-out today. i think ups is a great company. i want to stick with ups and i want you to stick with cramer! >>> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. american trade. what's on the minds of independent investors? let's ask. when i trade, i want a straightforward

. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim. ( gasps ) - just one of four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. >>> walter cronkite the legendary news anchor of the cbs evening news for 19 years died today at the age of 92. he was america's newsman in the 1960s. we are pleased to be joined by tom brokaw. i wonder if you can put in perspective for people of my generation who came long after the '60s. with the kennedy assassination in anz 63, vietnam, shots to the moon, the cold war hanging over everything, how walter cronkite fit onto that? >> well, walter cronkite was a seminole figure of that coverage. i want to make sure everyone understands this in context. the assassination of john kennedy made television news what it became. it became what everyone called the electronic hearth. it was this common experience of seeing it and sharing it in realtime. walter br

if hear this sound buzzer ] the ghtning round is over. are you ready?teve, it is te for the "lightning round" on cramer's "m money." dan in tex. dan? >> cler: north texas mean green boo-yah to you. >> still one of the best. alonwith "friday night lights" and another good one. the best movie ever "remembe the titans." what have you got for me? >> also "necessary roughness." >> oh, my gosh, you're sright. what happeneto dan jenkins? go ahead. >> caller: my stock is radio shack. >> i tri it on a play with digital. i we had to sell it. we had to buy it on thatriday, sell it on that tuday. if it didn't work. it lt us $1 on a trade and i never looked back becausthe consum is . i do prefer best buy to radio shack. i ed that as an illustration of a trade. it did not work. the two g th i did for tre at did not work. this is my total disclosure hair suit thing i'm doing. hair shirt, hair ui whatever you want, is boeing and radio sha shack. there were both for trad. i told people you have to cut yo losses because if you hold on to it, you ow nothing. tony in calif

if you hear ththisouound [ buzzer]] the lightning g unund over. are you ready?y?simime for "lighghtng g ro" dadan exas. dan? >> caller: north tasas mean n grgreeboo-yah to you. >>till one of the bt.t. along with "friday nightht ghgs d another good one.e. the b bes movie evererreremeer the titansns." whwhatavavyou got for meme also"nececesryry roughness." you're so right. what happepenetoto d jenkins? go ahead. >> calleler:y y stk is radio shshoc >> i triededitit on a play wit didital. i saidid whahado sell ii we d to buy it on that friday,, sell it on that tutudaday. it lost us $ on a a trade and i never lookededbaback because th consumer is week ekek. ii do brefrbest guy t t radio shack. i i us th asnn i illtrtrion of a tradad it did not work. the two thingsgs i did forr tra atat d not work.. ththiss my t tot disclosure hahr suit thing i'm doioi.. boeing and radio shack. there were both h fo tres. i told peoeoplyoyohave to cut your l lseses bececau if you hod on to it, you knkn n notng. tony in n cafoforn. >> caller: boo-yah from pleasantnt, , californiaia >> exc

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. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim. gasps ) - just one of four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. >>> a los angeles police department says it will not confirm or deny it's treating michael jackson's death as a homicide. the los angeles coroner working on the case told the associated press the toxicology thoughts may determine the cause of death could be back next as early as next week. but in our number two story, shocking new video of jackson's 1984 pepsi commercial accident that may point to the beginning of his deadly addiction to pain medication. ♪ . >> reporter: it was michael jackson's final day of the pepsi commercial that changed everything. the take was going smoothly until take six. a flash on stage. the pyrotechnics exploded too early and suddenly the king of pop was on fire, in this never before seen video, you can see the flames shooting

can't hear the buzzer. >> reporter: there are few camps out there like glenn's. yes, his is different. but part of his mission is the same as any other summer camp. let kid be kids. and it all goes back to what glenn learned when he was just a kid. >> my dad gave me this heritage. so i think i'm honoring him by carrying it on. so i keep doing that to -- because of my dad. >> his dad was able to see this, worked at the camp for a couple of years even with him. but his dad gave him this heritage. you heard him talk about he always thought he was a deaf kid who could hear and talk. it's strange to hear a man like that, who had a great life, great career, he's always been more comfortable, he says, around the deaf, around the deaf community, because that was just how he came up. >> even speaking with you he kept signing. >> he doesn't -- he says he has sometimes he's around his friend and wife, they say stop doing that because you don't realize. he starts talking and signing and he's just so used to doing it. even one of our producers here that met him out somewhere.

nucor is the reigning king of steel in the world and i put all my chips with -- i'm ignoring that buzzerem because he is a monster good operator and in steel, whoever executes the best makes the most money. how about russell? >> caller: cramer a big old chitown windy city boo-yah from the land of lincoln. >> the cubs will lose again, boo-yah right back at you. carter don't say it. i'm a white sox fan. >> i feel bad for you. go ahead. >> caller: my question is about aig. with making morgan stanley an adviser, do they become more attractive here? >> no! it is a big stock and they do the reverse split. it brings in even more suckers. they must be laughing at everyone. they're whipping us, and i want you to sell aig and then sell it, and then sell it again. we'll sell it to the power of nine. how about josephine in connecticut? raerl hey, jim -- >> caller: hey, jim, a big boo-yah to you from connecticut. >> you're the second connecticut caller. what's on your mind? >> caller: i wanted to ask you about cvs. >> i like cvs very much. i like it. go ahead. >> caller: do you think they will be suc

. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim.e of four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. it's much easier to find money at esurance. great auto insurance rates and lots of discounts! got insurance already? save more with esurance's "switch & save (tm) discount"! it also pays to shop online. you get esurance's "fast 5 (tm) discount" just for getting an instant online quote. - thanks, professor. - don't forget the good student discount. and there's even more discounts! it's no "secret" that you can save hundreds with esurance. >>> it was the best of times. it was the worst of times. one of the most bizarre career trajectorys in american politics. now an intermission. our number one story, sarah palin's curtain call. yesterday the end of act one for the ex-governor of alaska. after a year's worth of fancy convention clothes and musings on dead fish ms. palin now

. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim.izzles ) - ( gasps ) - just one of four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. >>> on this day in 1940 a hunting trip gone awry starring an accident prone hunter and his clever foil. the world is introduced to bugs bunny. warner brothers debuting its signature rabbit in the feature "wild hare" and would later provide inspiration for real life thee at riske with dick cheney in the role of elmer fudd. on that note let's play "oddball." we begin at sloppy joe's bar in key west, florida where beer soaked beards can only mean one thing. an ernest hemingway look alike contest. in fact it's the ernest hemingway look alike contest held annually at one of the writer's old haunts. the competition is stiff and so are the drinks but with 139 participants vying for the title there can only be one winner. david douglas of texas. cred

. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim. - ( gasps ) - just one of four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. >>> maybe they really don't want her back or it's a clever and actually quite transparent negotiating ploy. in our number two story on the "countdown" paula abdul has no contract with "american idol" even though the new season begins taping in less than a month. her fans are starting to tweet about it in protest. the keep paula crusade was the second most popular issue on twitter this weekend right after indonesia unite. abdul's manager is at least acting like nothing is in the works. poor, poor paula. >> reporter: from the unusual -- >> touchdown. >> reporter: to the emotional. >> you've moved me from the beginning. >> reporter: to the confrontational. >> basically what she's saying is you'd make a good rat. >> i didn't say that. no i didn't. >> pau

. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim. - ( sizzles ) - ( gasps ) - just one of four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. >>> welcome back, everyone, to msnbc. >> an uncertain future for the h historic watergate hotel. it did not attract any bids at an auction and was taken back by the lender. the watergate became famous because of the burglary that led to richard nixon's resignation. it was also once home to monica lewinsky, who had an affair with president bill clinton. diana oleic joins us live. you spent the day down at the watergate. this is part of some foreclosure. what happens now? >> reporter: what happens is pb capital, the bank that owned that $40 million loan, they had to take it back at auction because as you said they opened up a $25 million and kept saying $25 million and nobody raised their hand. it was really amazing. what happens now, the bang says they're going to market it and try to tell it although the owners of the ho

. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim.s ) - ( gasps ) - just one of four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. >>> it was never an abstract concept that the united states should not torture not only because it does not work and breaks international law but also because it would only increase the chances our enemies would torture our own soldiers. in our third story on the "countdown" we can only hope the enemy is abiding by the geneva convention as it holds the first serviceman captured in afghanistan since the u.s. invasion in 2001. video of the soldier, private first class bowe bergdahl, was released on the internet by the taliban and the pentagon confirmed it was him. in the video the soldier is no doubt under duress. he is clearly prompted to speak on several occasions though it does not appear everything he says has been scripted, like when he talks a

. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim.izzles ) - ( gasps ) - just one of four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. [ engine powers down ] gentlemen, you booked your hotels on orbitz. well, the price went down, so you're all getting a check thanks. for the difference. except for you -- you didn't book with orbitz, so you're not getting a check. well, i think we've all learned a valuable lesson today. good day, gentlemen. thanks a lot. thank you. introducing hotel price assurance, where if another orbitz customer books the same hotel for less, >>> we turn now to our situationist satire correspondent kent jones. >> hi, rachel. you may have heard of an australian comedy called "the chasers war on everything," well, the show recently turned its cameras on the bush administration torture guy john yoo while he was teaching a class at cal berkeley. here with more

. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim.f four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. >>> to the governor who got in trouble by leaving the state to spend time with a woman has chosen as his solution and his penance leaving the state to spend time with a woman. and the senator whose dalliance with an aide left him the victim of a religious quasi-cult thinks the best thing for everybody is if he gets re-elected. two political careers in the hands of the women wronged by the participants. first the luckiest governor in america is taking the rest of the week off. only this time we know it. mark sanford of south carolina hoping to patch things up with the mrs., quote, out of state. probably a safe bet argentina will not be on the itinerary. sanford's spokesman issuing this statement. the governor remains committed to repairing the damage he has done to his marriage so it shouldn't be any surprise spending personal time with his wife is part of tha

. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim. - ( sizzles ) - ( gasps ) - just one of four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. >>> back to "hardball." time for the "sideshow." first up, palin in verse. if you've ever heard sarah palin's twitter page, you know her online messages seem to be, well, let's say, stream of consciousness. well, bill shatner, my hero from captain kirk days and now from priceline last night put the ex-governor's tweets to rhythm. here he is on "the tonight show" reading sarah palin's twitters verbatim, but also in verse. >> from sea life near lush wet rainforests to energy housed under frozen tundra atop permafrost, god shows his diversity in alaska. tourists from across america, here loving their 49th state i'm reminded one heart, one hope, one destiny, one flag from sea to sea. awesome alaska night, sensing summer already winding down

. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim.zles ) - ( gasps ) - just one of four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. >>> "bests" in a moment. if you're going to smuggle stuff in your golf clubs, at least you know the best-known of golf terms. the coincidence is hard to believe, but on this date in 1927 was born john chancellor who anchored "nbc nightly news" from 1970 to 1982. and also was born douglas edwards who anchored cbs evening news. and was born george putnam who delivered comments on the dumont evening news and was one of ted knight's models. let's play "oddball." >>> we begin in germany, where this year marks the 20th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. to commemorate the historic reunification of the germany capital, it will be recreated by toppling 1,000 mattress-sized dominos. this is a dry run featuring just 100 dominos. in november, the

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. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim. just one of four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. >>> we want to revisit is the mark sanford vacation story because we read it again and yes, mark sanford says he considered canceling his vacation in light of recent events but his kids had already raised money for the trip. yes, his kids had raised money. >> that means they are paying for the vacation. >> or maybe it means that they had a summer job and they're going to spend some of their money. but your point was? >> my point is, it's an interesting time for him to teach a morales son. we try to teach children to save their money and be responsible, but he should maybe save that lesson and say kids, it's on me. >> especially since he can afford it. all the money you worked for this summer, spend it on something else. this vacation is on me, kids. >> he may be a source of a little bit of angst in the home. i'll stop and twitter my thoughts. there

. - ( buzzer sounds ) 19,000 teenagers are flipping 354,000 burgers - to get the new samsung exclaim.( sizzles ) - ( gasps ) - just one of four iming, texting and twittering back-to-school phones you can get from sprint, starting at $19.99. sprint. the now network. . >> ruben, you lead off here. we get the word the president is going to make tv appearances tomorrow, making the case for health care. he seems to have gotten the word on his trip overseas that he's got to step on the gas now if he wants to get this thing done. >> absolutely. and you know, what the problem is, it's democrats, members of his own party that have said all along, conservative democrats, blue dog democrats, this is a nonstarter, we're not going to stick our necks out on this plan. i'm not sure if the president involving himself necessarily gives those blue dogs the cover fire they need, because i'm not sure how popular he is on this issue in their districts. also -- >> what do you make of the 19 house democrats who said there can't be any abortion funding in this bill, there can't be any national health insuran

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can't hear the buzzer. >> there are few camps out there like his. part of the mission is the same as any other summer camp. kids be kids. it all goes back to what glenn learned when he was just a kid. >> my dad gave me this heritage, so i think i'm honoring him by carrying it on. i keep doing that because of my dad. >> his dad passed. he was able to see and he worked at the camp. he was able to see it. for 30 years now, he's been honoring his dad to continue it. you can't find it anywhere else in the country. they learn from an nba player. he brings in other nba players to check it out. >> i love it that he only wanted to do it for one year and now 30 years later. >> he calls himself a deaf kid who can talk and hear. he can't help but sign when he's having a conversation with you. it's amazing to see him interact with the kids. >> this is cnn saturday morning. hello, it's july 18. good morning. >> hello, i'm t.j. holmes. it's 9:00 in atlanta, georgia. 8:00 in milwaukee and 6:00 in las vegas. thank you for starting you day here with us. we are rememb