. >> all those weapons say "made in the united states," colby. >> they are key to the transition. they can provide the stability. but the question is greater than egypt now. you can imagine in riyadh, kuwait, the gulf states, >> this week on "inside washington-- rif states, -- riyad, kuwait, gulf states, tel aviv. >> i think they're glad it turned out peacefully so far. one thing that strikes me about the whole experience, for three weeks or so these people have been in the streets. really you had one bloody day. given the number people down there, it is remarkable that more were not killed. this is our first glimpse of the egyptian people. we don't really know them. i think they have shown remarkable tenacity, smarts, patients. >> encourage. -- and that courage. >> and that courage, yes. we don't know what is going to happen. but this is basically a peaceful coup that bodes well for them, i think. >> you have the army, the secret police. >> the army is behaving more that way then at the turkish army behaved. i think the army could play a very constructive role and will probably p

they called it colby red.n darrell shared the story with one of his buyers, it turned into something more. >> when balance green's came to us and said they want to sponsor us, it was a big project. >> reporter: the goal now, to continue making coleby red and raise funds for organizations that support heart research. >> it feels really good that i've accomplished something bigger than myself. something that helps more people than just me. >> we know he can make a huge difference to a lot of people and the wine is delicious. >> that's a wonderful picture to see him feeling better and his family united like that. >> a glass of colby red. >>> still ahead, a dramatic budget battle thousands of miles away here in the bay area. how california teachers are now preparing to stand in solidarity with workers in wisconsin. >>> also, the violence escalates in libya. how the unrest could be affecting your money. >>> and a new investigation tied to threats against president obama and governor brown. >>> and that nightmare tr

we'll try some colby red this morning. sorry, colby. tasted it here, but not here on national television. >> it's delicious. really fruity, soft and round. enjoyable for a lot of people. i have been able to make great wines in my life and this is one of the best wines i have ever made. it not only tastes good, it feels good. >> it's fruit forward. >> beautiful. everyone tells us how much they love it. >> colby, darryl and lisa, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you. >> up next, presidents who have appeared on "today" over the decades. >>> plus, the real story ahead of princess diana's wedding dress ahead of its visit to studio 1a. thas after this. [ male announcer ] did you know that aquafresh iso-active was just voted product of the year? in a national consumer survey on production innovation thousands of americans voted. aquafresh iso-active was the clear winner! we guarantee it will be your favorite, too, or your money back. try aquafresh iso-active. amazing. morning! mor-ning. i'm your genie. you're wishing for... a ta

he did not lead and it is a huge failing. >> colby? >> cowardice -- look, i think i understand what he is doing. whether you like it or not. first of all -- a shout out to speaker boehner for what he has done in the house. allowing this debate to take place. but these are the small items. but nonetheless, it is a preview of what we will see when we get down to the big issue of the entitlements. obama is right to -- on the continuing resolution. but then when we resolve that issue -- and i think we will resolve it in some way -- then you have to buy nature get to entitlements. >> you can have a debate -- >> they know it. they are starting to acknowledge it. >> the president said the republicans' cuts are too deep and it threatens a veto. >> let's use a scalpel. >> house speaker john boehner says if the president does not cut deeply, republicans will. >> for the last two years since the president has taken off as the federal government has added 200,000 new federal jobs. and if some of those jobs are lost in it, so be it. we are broke. >

any predictions as to how this will end, colby? >> it will end badly for him, and that will be a good thing. territory -- he has lost territory to the rebels. in tripoli, they are fighting a bloody resistance, but at the end of the day, he cannot hold the country. what does he get out of this? where does he go? >> what happens to libya at afterwards? is it another somalia, a haven for terrorists? what happens to the oil? >> it is only 2% of oil, but 2% is a lot. it is a special kind of oil and it has a lot of shock value in the international market. the larger question is still as saudi arabia. i saw graaff in "-- a graph in "national journal." of the third world countries have grown -- other board will cut trees have grown hugely their industries -- third world countries have grown hugely their industries. saudi arabia is less than zero in other development. that is a recipe for disaster. >> on thursday, a "washington post" editorial criticized president obama for failing to take the lead in gaddafi's crackdown. -- in criticizing

he did not lead and it is a huge failing. >> colby? >> cowardice -- look, i think i understand what he is doing. whether you like it or not. first of all -- a shout out to speaker boehner for what he has done in the house. allowing this debate to take place. but these are the small items. but nonetheless, it is a preview of what we will see when we get down to the big issue of the entitlements. obama is right to -- on the continuing resolution. but then when we resolve that issue -- and i think we will resolve it in some way -- then you have to buy nature get to entitlements. >> you can have a debate -- >> they know it. they are starting to acknowledge it. >> the president said the republicans' cuts are too deep and it threatens a veto. >> let's use a scalpel. >> house speaker john boehner says if the president does not cut deeply, republicans will. >> for the last two years since the president has taken off as the federal government has added 200,000 new federal jobs. and if some of those jobs are lost in it, so be it. we are broke. >

philly ten years ago it's you know just to be in a locker room for the first time was shaq you know colby and k.g. and all those guys were in the west back in the days and that was that was a maze again then obviously last year to play in front of a hundred eight thousand that was i think that was something for we all would never forget i mean we walked in the building were like wow wow this is crazy so i think those two will stand out the most but obviously every every single one has been has been fun adolfo enjoyed myself for going to more cameo elderly period you know is a great city i love hanging out here anyway so. this guy was here i was like like yeah go to l.a. did all-star weekend if you would in l.a. county just because it is a big is a big honor is a big big opportunity to. to to have this great party back to a party and an honor here all as a local so this is really an honor. and finally i would see martial law it's where russia playing day flawless victory on saturday at the kyoto wall cup in moscow. has a story for. thirty countries one hundred twenty five boyer's in just o

was in philly seven years ago it's you know just being a locker for the first time was shaq you know colby and casey and all those guys were in the west back in the days and it was hell's amazing and then obviously last year to play in front of a hundred eight thousand it was i think that was something for we all would never forget i mean we walked in the building were like wow this is crazy so i think those two will stand out the mall spot obvious every every single one has been has been fun and they'll fully enjoy myself for going to more camerino elderly period l.a. is a great city i love hanging out here anyway so please stay here i was like cool like i got l.a. did all-star weekend if you wouldn't list because it is a big it's a big honor is a big big opportunity to the two to have this great party but as a party and an owner here only as a local so this is really an honor. i was emotional it's now russia time they flew us victory on saturday at the kyoto well here in moscow well that's not the nya has a story for. thirty countries one hundred twenty five boy or so and just one team p

what do you say, colby? hey, what's in here-- we found a wallet in his back pocket.as parked out front. license said he's from riverside. brought his own refreshments. even found the receipt for that. here you go, ray. real estate agent found the body? yeah, same as all the others. agent walks in with the prospective buyer, opened up and find the guy like this. she's never seen him before. no. must have taken the key out of the lock box. we found the "for sale" sign tossed in the bushes. well, it's the same story.

wasn't really ten years ago it's you know just being a lot going for the first time with shaq you know colby and k.g. and all those guys were in the west back in the days and it was those amazing and then obviously last year to play in front of a hundred eight dollars and it was i think that was something for we all would never forget the moon walk to the building you're like wow what is this crazy scene what it does to we'll stand out the most but see every every single one has been has been planted elsewhere join. self again tomorrow cameo well early period play is a great city i love hanging out here anyway so last year i was like cool like that i got there later and also we can if it was an hour because it is a big is a big honor is a big big opportunity to the two to have this great party but as a party and an owner here always a local so this is really an honor. and finally i was in martial arts where russia claimed all flawless victory on saturday at the kuta wealth cup in moscow. has a story. thirty countries one hundred twenty five boyer's and just one team proving they are the undi

actually a nation with a brand new airline which is just being clear from the launch we've called the colby's held in a few minutes here on our set. rational thora he's asserting for two people from the republic of english believed to be connected to the deadly terror attack on down the dead of the airport thirty six people were killed and more than one hundred injured in the blast at one. busiest travel hubs almost two weeks ago it's the two men could be linked to the twenty year old who's currently suspected of being the suicide bomber when his body parts were found at the scene but russian investigation say time didn't tell him and if he wasn't a culprit meanwhile the video has the russians most wanted man who will model threatening out of time on the capital the chechen terrorists when told to promise to. and is on his company over reports many now believe it's his way of claiming responsibility for the bombing. in that video is standing with two other men both of whom he refers to as his brothers the man on the one side. appears to resemble the man authorities believe to be the suicide b

they go to jim and colby's home.n the last three years they figure he's stolen about 600 items and he's not choosey. he'll take anything that's not locked down. >> towels, gloves, shoes, socks. a little toy, children's toys. >> dusty's m. o. is always the same. he leaves home at night and returns with his loot in the early morning. the network animal planet recently installed a camera outside the house. dusty's record take for one night is pretty amazing. >> one night how many? >> 11. 11 different things. >> it's getting dark now. the question is which house will dusty hit? it's the purr fect night for a heist. >> he is a little messy criminal. left his paw prints everywhere. >> yeah. maybe next time. 5:44. home depot is nailing up help wanted signs. >> i'm jenelle wang. anti-government demonstrations are heating up in iran, the latest country trying to oust its president and the u.s. is reacting without any hesitation. >> also what has three heads, six arms and is vanishing today? the local sculpture that's about to

that kind of a thing would end when the president said director colby wanted to leave the cia. bush's name was on that list. that the staff produced. people had him first, second, third, fourth, above the line are below the line. and for whatever reason it was a myth that was created that because i had been considered for vice president when president ford picked nelson rockefeller, and george herbert walker bush had been considered, that we were competitive. so the myth came out when he was sent to the cia assisted we won't confirm you unless you agree that you will not the vice president. so we kind of ruled him out. and i told president ford i thought he shouldn't do that, but he definitely should not allow the senate to tell him who the country should have as a vice presidential nominee. and i urged him not to agree to it. the facts are that george herbert walker bush beg the president to tell him he would not be vp. he wanted to be director of the cia. is why i think what a book and said he was thrilled to be nominated for the. and somehow or other the myth it came around

a star-studded cost comprised of emmy winner neil patrick harris, jason siegel, allison han igen, colbyf friends searching for love and happiness. >> you're driving me crazy! >> reporter: since this is my first time on set priority number one is not doing anything stupid. thankfully my role is fairly simple. stand at the bar and look pretty. >> action. >> prove me wrong. tomorrow night. my place. >> and cut! >> that was pretty easy, actually. i just had to pretend to be talking to girls, they ignored me. pretty standard, really. my big scene took five takes but in the end we nailed it and i had a blast. but probably not as much as josh. he got to reshoot his kissing scene all morning, which made me a little suspicious. i asked him about it when i sat down with the cast. you never flub your takes to get an extra kiss? >> yes, i think he does. i'm going to answer that for him. i think he does. he says, you know what? i really need to rehearse this kiss a lot of times. >> reporter: unfortunately for these talented actors, not every episode is so enjoyable. in fact, some of them have been d

colby and your testimony. let me say you have 5 minutes given that you were having to come back. if you run two more minutes, we'll allow it to happen, and i will definitely stop you after 7, and we'll finish by 11:30 because i know you have commitments, and that you can count on. >> thank you. chairman shays, distinguished members of the commission, i'm michael president of overseeing the division that executes our government contracts, and our work in iraq in afghanistan. on behalf of the 23,000 men and women, i'm pleased to participate in the discussion of wartime construction in iraq and afghanistan. i'll keep remarks short and ask my written statement be submitted for the record. it was my pleasure to meet both cochairs of the commission along with the commission staff in our corporate office in denver last june and participated in the commission hearing last july. ch2m hill has a long service to the united states government and works on behalf of the army, navy, air force, epa, fema. we are in support of the federal government. since 2004, ch2m hill provided support to the

colby and your testimony. let me say you have 5 minutes given that you were having to come back. if you run two more minutes, we'll allow it to happen, and i will definitely stop you after 7, and we'll finish by 11:30 because i know you have commitments, and that you can count on. >> thank you. chairman shays, distinguished members of the commission, i'm michael president of overseeing the division that executes our government contracts, and our work in iraq in afghanistan. on behalf of the 23,000 men and women, i'm pleased to participate in the discussion of wartime construction in iraq and afghanistan. i'll keep remarks short and ask my written statement be submitted for the record. it was my pleasure to meet both cochairs of the commission along with the commission staff in our corporate office in denver last june and participated in the commission hearing last july. ch2m hill has a long service to the united states government and works on behalf of the army, navy, air force, epa, fema. we are in support of the federal government. since 2004, ch2m hill provided support to the

colby and your testimony. let me say you have 5 minutes given that you were having to come back.run two more minutes, we'll allow it to happen, and i will definitely stop you after 7, and we'll finish by 11:30 because i know you have commitments, and that you can count on. >> thank you. chairman shays, distinguished members of the commission, i'm michael president of overseeing the division that executes our government contracts, and our work in iraq in afghanistan. on behalf of the 23,000 men and women, i'm pleased to participate in the discussion of wartime construction in iraq and afghanistan. i'll keep remarks short and ask my written statement be submitted for the record. it was my pleasure to meet both cochairs of the commission along with the commission staff in our corporate office in denver last june and participated in the commission hearing last july. ch2m hill has a long service to the united states government and works on behalf of the army, navy, air force, epa, fema. we are in support of the federal government. since 2004, ch2m hill provided support to the u.s. mil

colby and your testimony. let me say you have 5 minutes given that you were having to come back. if you run two more minutes, we'll allow it to happen, and i will definitely stop you after 7, and we'll finish by 11:30 because i know you have commitments, and that you can count on. >> thank you. chairman shays, distinguished members of the commission, i'm michael president of overseeing the division that executes our government contracts, and our work in iraq in afghanistan. on behalf of the 23,000 men and women, i'm pleased to participate in the discussion of wartime construction in iraq and afghanistan. i'll keep remarks short and ask my written statement be submitted for the record. it was my pleasure to meet both cochairs of the commission along with the commission staff in our corporate office in denver last june and participated in the commission hearing last july. ch2m hill has a long service to the united states government and works on behalf of the army, navy, air force, epa, fema. we are in support of the federal government. since 2004, ch2m hill provided support to the

colby and your testimony. let me say you have 5 minutes given that you were having to come back. if you run two more minutes, we'll allow it to happen, and i will definitely stop you after 7, and we'll finish by 11:30 because i know you have commitments, and that you can count on. >> thank you. chairman shays, distinguished members of the commission, i'm michael president of overseeing the division that executes our government contracts, and our work in iraq in afghanistan. on behalf of the 23,000 men and women, i'm pleased to participate in the discussion of wartime construction in iraq and afghanistan. i'll keep remarks short and ask my written statement be submitted for the record. it was my pleasure to meet both cochairs of the commission along with the commission staff in our corporate office in denver last june and participated in the commission hearing last july. ch2m hill has a long service to the united states government and works on behalf of the army, navy, air force, epa, fema. we are in support of the federal government. since 2004, ch2m hill provided support to the