the coors light is cold? and this bar? means it's super cold?ongratulations, you passed the bar exam! nice! [ male announcer ] introducing new super cold activation from coors light. with two stages, you'll know when your beer goes from cold to super cold! oh. hey! that's my beer! so sue me! [ male announcer ] frost brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer. >> welcome back. my guest tonight, an actor in crazy stupid love. >> i got the report on the end of the year financials. >> good, good, really great. >> okay. >> seriously. >> all right. okay. >> seriously. >> who told you that emily and i are getting divorced? >> amy heard you crying in the bathroom. we all thought it was cancer. >> oh, thank god, man. >> jon: please welcome back to the program mr. steve carell. [cheering and applause] first of all, i'm going to say something to you, and i mean this sincerely. i know this is a difficult time for you with "the office" and everything that happened. david letterman once said something very important to me, and i think it's important

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the coors light is cold? and this bar? means it's super cold?ongratulations, you passed the bar exam! nice! [ male announcer ] introducing new super cold activation from coors light. with two stages, you'll know when your beer goes from cold to super cold! oh. hey! that's my beer! so sue me! [ male announcer ] frost brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer. cool fort. can i come up? depends. what's the password? mattress? puh. come on up. impressive, sir. [ male announcer ] take a cheetos break with cheetos. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you everybody, we will come back, folks. i just want to remind everybody that on friday july first at 8:00 pm, you can see me live at the gaillard municipal auditorium in charleston, south carolina ,to benefit the medical university of south carolina's james w. colbert endowed chair. they provide the chair; i provide the endowed. [laughter] i'll be interviewed by msnbc's jonathan alter and taking your questions. and i'll be spewing such juicy secrets, the first three rows will be provided p

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the coors light is cold? and this bar? means it's super cold?ongratulations, you passed the bar exam! nice! [ male announcer ] introducing new super cold activation from coors light. with two stages, you'll know when your beer goes from cold to super cold! oh. hey! that's my beer! so sue me! [ male announcer ] frost brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer. i could use a smartphone with social apps to stay up on what my friends are doing. and it's global, so i'll know what they're doing while they're doing it, even when i travel. i'll have to act surprised when they tell me stuff. i don't have a good surprised face. maybe i can look up videos of surprised people on my new phone for reference. yep, i really want that phone. upgrade to the new droid incredible 2 by htc with global capabilities for only $149..é. now on america's largest, most reytable hz3h-speed network. wkverizon. welcome back to my guest tonight, an actress, her new film is called "bad teacher." >> hey, welcome back. a bunch of us are going out tonight to see period f

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[ male announcer ] frost-brewed coors light. world's most refreshing beer. [ indistinct conversations ] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is an author and historian. his new book is called facts are subversive. that's why hi my encyclopedia arrested. please welcome timothy garton ash. (cheers and applause) hey, mr. garton ash, thanks so much. now the name of your book is called facts are subversive. political writings from a decade without a name. what dow mean facts are subversive? >> i mean exactly what it says. for example --. >> stephen: i don't know what it means, though. i mean i wouldn't have asked the question if i understood that. >> if we had met, the factses about saddam hussein, weapons of mass destruction, namely he didn't have any. >> right. >> britain would not have gone to war in iraq. maybe the united states would. >> stephen: i don't know. are the facts important there. because i have to be a fan of facts. because feeling is first. and it felt right to get saddam, did it not feel like -- see

[ male announcer ] frost-brewed coors light.t refreshing beer. [ indistinct conversations ] >> stephen: welcome back everybody. my guest tonight the former democratic governor of the louisiana who is now a republican candidate for president, i better get to the interview table before he becomes a federalist. please welcome buddy roemer. (cheers and applause) governor, good to see you, please, sit down. >> a federalist, huh. >> stephen: well, i don't know. you were a democrat then you became a republican. >> i can see like lincoln, a wig, dinner republican. you have to be flexible, steve. >> stephen: all right, speaking of flexible we have a couple issues to deal with before we start the interview. >> all right. >> stephen: i have a federal superpac. and my lawyer trevor potter who turns out is also your lawyer trevor potter has warned us that i can in no way coordinate with you. i can't discuss your campaign plans prorx swrekts, activities or feeds so no one can accuse us of working together. i may be a high priced call girl but

[ male announcer ] frost-brewed coors light. world's most refreshing beer. [ indistinct conversations ] >> jon: my guest tonight, a musician. his latest c.d. is "born free" just went platinum. he's also currently on his born-free tour. please welcome kid rock. [cheering and applause] ♪ i was born free i was born free ♪ >> jon: nice to see you. >> nice to be on the show. >> jon: you know, you're playing in jersey tonight. >> uh-huh. >> jon: really? that's for new jersey? [cheering and applause] we live in the tri-state area. you hear about new jersey every day. [laughter] the concert has already happened. how did it go? >> tough question. >> jon: you play... is this a good place you like playing? >> jersey, they're nuts. >> jon: the best, right. >> boston, jersey, just completely out of their minds. drinking all day, parking lots, just want to break stuff and go nuts. >> jon: you know what's sad about that? we do that even when there are no concerts. [laughter] it's our lives. i'm going to out you tonight. and you're not going to

. >>> standard coors upgraded the state's rating today. >>> a state senate economy approved a bill that could end the death penalty in the state of california for good. the legal process has cost taxpayers billions of the dollars. >> in the 33 years that california has had the death penalty, we have executed exactly 13 people. while 714 people sit on death row and cost the people of california $184 million a year. >> reporter: that $184 million figure is the cost above and beyond what the state would spend if those inmates were serving life terms. if the measure is approved, voters would decide next year whether to repeal the death penalty and replace it with life in prison without parol. >>> executions have been on hold in california since february of 2006. that's when district judge hogul placed a hold on the executions. attorneys for inmates michael morales claimed that method of execution has the potential of causing the agonizing pain. >>> accused serial killer joseph naso could get some help in his legal defense. the 77-year-old is defending himself against charges he killed four

it's all about the beer, made by the miller coors brewing company. it may have be taken off store shelves because the company's sales licenses have expired and there are no state workers working who can cash the checks and renew the licenses. betty if push comes to shove the angry beer drinkers may force the issue. that's one way to get it done. >> yes, it is. beware. ashley morrison here in new york, thank you, ashley. >>> first mila kunis, now justin timberlake? >> justin, you want to call out my girl, mila, i'm going to call you out and ask you to go to the marine corps ball with me on november 12th in washington, d.c. and if you can't go, hit me up and all i'll say is cry me a river. >> just days after marine sergeant scott moore asked mila out, another asked justin timberlake. there is word mila may have to cancel on her marine over a scheduling conflict. let's just say, quite a few people might be upset over that. >>> straight ahead your wednesday morning weather, and in sports, raising the roof, the metrodome gets ready for some football, but

the company who make millers and coors, were unable to get the licenses approved because the agency wasg the licenses were open because it's essential. makes you wonder how essential the government is. >> i'm sure a lot of minnesotaens are saying that. >> a hit to mcdain's, a restaurant in pennsylvania, adults have the right to eat in peace and no one under six. some are saying it's violating kids rights. theres' something about my generation, and i'm liberating-- i'd love to go to a restaurant that banned kids, my own including. >> are you con fining the strassel clan now to applebees and mcdonald's now with na? >> i think we have lots

think it will have much of an impact because the depth of the us to build market is so big it's the coors source of funding of low risk assets for so many companies that we don't expect it so significantly with the price but there's a risk it would it seems that the s. and p. and moody's have compiled a list of requirements which are pretty pretty harsh on the u.s. and they're acting a bit like a government body like the i.m.f. like an international body like the i.m.f. or the world bank wouldn't you say that's a different and interesting shift of role of these oh yeah i think it's a good question the role of credit rating agencies and perhaps there's a good case and certainly the european union and russia have raised this issue whether there's a good case for some are other credit rating agencies or maybe some of the board to make these assessments but at the moment they are the people who do it and they're the people who have the credibility in the market even if they've made some bad calls in the past all right so if there's a downgrade for u.s. debt should russia start changing the st

coors can. the lite can. >> the baseball. he played a lot of ball. >> lorna onizuka rarely talks about what happened and the years since. her husband was one of the seven on board "challenger." >> al and i understood something could happen. we just kind of hoped it never would. >> >> reporter: obviously he was okay with accepting the risk. >> he did. he was very well prepared for it. >> lorna's deepest heartache was for her two daughters. >> she came in and she said "i want you to die today." i was like really stunned and before i could say anything, she said but you become alive again on tuesday. i don't know what day it was. but -- so i said, why? and she said because i need to ask daddy some things, then he can be dead again and you can come alive. but i have to ask him some things. >> lorna didn't go to shuttle launches for five years after the accident. since then, she's been to nearly all of them. it is sad, she says, to see it end. you think it was worth it? >> yeah, i do. i think a lot of it is because i think albert

brewing giant miller and coors have expired and the renewals have been laid off. they may have to remove it from store shelves. >>> the killing of an 8-year-old boy in new york city has shocked the entire community and the nation. he was walking home alone from day camp for the first time on monday and disappeared a search led him to a brooklyn home of a man seen on surveillance video with young child. they found severed body parts wrapped in plastic in his refrigerator. a 35-year-old man faces second-degree murder charges in the case. >> a firestorm of controversy in marin county where there is a plan to build a glass enclosure in juvenile court. the idea is to build a glass box and speakers and microphone where all juvenile suspects will be seed with their attorneys. 15 defense attorneys have signed a letter of protest. placing a juvenile glass box could suggest guilt to a judge and treat the juveniles like animals. plant may be a way to save money by eliminating the need for a bailiff in the courtroom. >> tenderloin is toughest neighborhood but crime is more ra

miller coors supplies almost 40% of the beer sold in minnesota.f you can't find a beer, you can always go for the jack daniels, right? >> there you grando. a little j.d. talk to you in a moment. >>> he has climbed mt. everest but against higher debt and in favor of online poker. he also sets the record for vetoes when he was governor. who is this interesting character? gary johnson. we are going to talk to him because he wants your vote for president. members of the american postal worker's union handle more than 165 billion letters and packages a year. that's about 34 million pounds of mail every day. ever wonder what this costs you as a taxpayer? millions? tens of millions? hundreds of millions? not a single cent. the united states postal service doesn't run on your tax dollars. it's funded solely by stamps and postage. brought to you by the men and women of the american postal worker's union. >>> checking top stories. >>> section of a bridge collapsed in china causing a tourist bus to drive right off of. the chinese government says one person k

the coors can.he lite can. >> the baseball. >> the baseball. >> he played a lot of ball. >> lorna onizuka rarely talks publicly about what happened and the years since. her husband was one of the seven on board "challenger." >> al and i understood that something could happen. we just kind of hoped it never would. >> >> reporter: >> reporter: obviously he was okay with accepting the risk. >> he did. he was very well prepared for it. >> lorna's deepest heartache was for her two daughters. >> she came in and she said "i want you to die today." i was like really stunned and before i could say anything, she said but you become alive again on tuesday. and i don't know what day it was, but -- so i said, why? and she said because i need to ask daddy some things, and then he can be dead again and you can come alive. but i have to ask him some things. >> lorna didn't go to shuttle launches for five years after the accident. since then, she's been to nearly all of them. it is sad, she says, to see it end. you

the coors can, the lite can. >> the baseball. >> he played a lot of ball. >> lorna onezuka rarely talks publicly about what happened and the years since. her husband, ellison, was one of the seven onboard challenger. >> ell and i understood that something could happen. we just kind of hoped that it never would. >> obviously he was okay with accepting the risk. >> he did. he was very well prepared for it. >> lorna's deepest heartache was for her two daughters. >> she came in. and she said, i want you to die today. and i was like really stunned. and before i could say anything she said, but you can come alive again on tuesday. and i don't know what that was. but so i said why? and she said, because i need to ask daddy some things, and then he began be dead again and you can come alive. but i have to ask him some things. >> lorna didn't go to shuttle launches for five years after the accident. since then she's been to nearly all of them. it is sad, she says, to see it end. >> do you think it was worth it? >> yeah. i do. i think a lot of it is because i think ell would have thought it was w

the coors can, the lite can. >> the baseball. >> he played a lot of ball. >> lorna onezuka rarely talks publicly about what happened and the years since. her husband, ellison, was one of the seven onboard challenger. >> ell and i understood that something could happen. we just kind of hoped that it never would. >> obviously he was okay with accepting the risk. >> he did. he was very well prepared for it. >> lorna's deepest heartache was for her two daughters. >> she came in. and she said, i want you to die today. and i was like really stunned. and before i could say anything she said, but you can come alive again on tuesday. and i don't know what that was. but so i said why? and she said, because i need to ask daddy some things, and then he began be dead again and you can come alive. but i have to ask him some things. >> lorna didn't go to shuttle launches for five years after the accident. since then she's been to nearly all of them. it is sad, she says, to see it end. >> do you think it was worth it? >> yeah. i do. i think a lot of it is because i think ell would have thought it was w

officials told miller coors to put its products from stores, bars, and restaurants back on. they said the company's licenses had expired and there were no workers to renew them. a crane collapse is destroying one car and damaging several others our top story on a fox trip across america. north carolina. that crane was working on a parking facility southwest of raleigh when it fell. this guy says he saw it happen. >> all of a sudden the crane started coming over. it was -- it was unreal to be honest with you. >> harris: the crane hit some vehicles, completely crushing this car. we're told three people were hurt, none seriously. new york. a two-story rental home exploding northeast of albany killing four people. these pics show the aftermath. this man says he ran to help. >> we just pulled everybody out safely as we could there was people laying on the ground deceased and whatnot. it just really a tragedy. >> harris: police saying a propane leak responsible. texas, a construction worker falling more than 50 feet down a hole drilled for a concrete pier outside dallas. fire crew

miller coors didn't get its licensing renewed in time before the government shut down.e label on each brand of beer has to be registered with the state. the company actually put the application in, but the government shut down the next day. you know, we're chuckling about this, this is kind of funny, but it's a real big deal for small businesses in minnesota. it's holding back the beer, certainly ends the budget stalemate, i'll go for that. >> since this news has come out, we got the news from the governor that he will accept some of the compromises from the republicans. >> maybe it was over a beer summit. >> maybe. >>> i'm asking for copies of hard drives, as well as the copies of the vid i don't tapes released. >> you won't believe -- the man was acting as his own attorney of raping young boys and videotaping the attacks. now he's watches those videos behind bars because of a legal loophole. sun,hostin will unleash on this case, after the break. >>> you're not going to believe this one. an inmate in washington state can watch child important while in jail. sunny hosti

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after fired by the white house, got a new job pbn, bank rolled by a beer magnet joseph coors, get themked on news clips the station could use without credit and the gradually, subtly, slowly, inject their philosophy in the news. its motto -- ail and balance. joining me now is rick pearlstein, historian and author of "nixonland" something you should read. we are not going to respond to memos allegedly writing more than 40 years ago, however, if mr. ailes had the idea for fox news nearly half a century ago he would have beaten cnbc and msnbc sooner from the trash talk. what surprised you about the newly released documents? >> nothing much, chris, i have to say. this document i think, written by chuck colson, we're talking about roger ailes. might as well talk 5g about colson. a prominent figure in the religious right now. this sort of thinking about how to manipulate and manage the public has been going on on kind of the poluto crecratic, makings and distributing them to nome newspapers but churches and schools. i mean, it's really astonishing that a movement that's supposedly based for

mullson coors says it will launch in british bars and grocery stores this fall. not sure how that's going to work, but whatever. we'll try it out. >>> dreamed of hopping into a time machine and jumping to another era scientists say you're out of luck. why they say time travel is impossible after this. first, this is a good day. national threading the needle day. be sure to thank your mom, your wife, your husband, your tailor, yourself if you're the one who does the threading. anyone who takes care of mending your clothes. happy national day of threading the needle. it's 20 minutes after the hour. a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. but not your

miller coors which makes nearly 40 different kinds of beer, failed to renew its sales license with thedown so sales can't continue. that means until the shutdown is officially over, it's looking like a total buzzkill. bars say they are running out of that brand of beer and oh, no, all hell is breaking loose. >>> a hailstorm in denver damaged a lot of air planes. the storm damaged about 40 aircraft. airlines are still trying to figure out the complete extent of the damage. other operations vehicles were also hurt. about 1,000 people had to spend the night at the airport because of all the flight cancellations and even today, airlines continue to cancel dozens of flights. >>> a final farewell to former first lady betty ford at her final resting place in michigan. next to her husband. >>> plus, remember the subprime loan crisis? companies are giving those same loans out to people again who have bad credit. what is going on here? hot on the web today, there is a new bobbitt in town. the most popular story on the huffington post today. prosecutors charging a southern california woman with t

joseph spoken also of coors that the opera fare.my main differences by guys weren't nearly as competent. i think what you tend to happen to look in the of these corporations and they seem to be so. they seem to have an idea what they want to achieve and they go ahead and achieve it. they might be evil and rotten and corrupt, that they are certainly capable and there really seems to be no resistance. you go inside these corporations. it's for fat guys and octopus. it really is when shandling who does the visible hand, i'm looking at what the president say, what the managers say in what the workers say. all of us know that the very different view of an organization. when you go into the bowels of these organizations, francis adams who is one of the main reason the book could not contain himself about the ineffectiveness, inefficient the period and what it turned into a tent is utter self-loathing, said he was ahead of his corporation that he could never sacrifice. so i think the difference is they are not as confident. and that goes b

the makers of miller beer and coors are victims to the shutdown because their liquor license expiredhe problem here is, reynolds, to get it renewed, they need state workers to process the paper work. they are not on the job. people cannot get your beer. the state says they have to stop shipping to minnesota and take the beer off the shelves. we are talking about 40 different beers. >> wow! >> this news came out a few days ago and sure enough, 24 hours later, we hear we have a deal between the democrats and republicans. >> isn't it funny when the fog lifts and you find out what is happening underneath that veil what is happening. >> it is unfortunate for a lot of people in that state. we will talk about that more later this morning. we have the speaker of the house of the assembly joining us live. we will talk to reynolds through the morning. >>> now let's turn to netflix. renewing your subscription to netflix may be a tough sell. the company announced a 60% hike in prices. a lot of people are outraged over this. you will see some of that outrage when we turn to facebook. >>> first, p

among the beers affected is miller lite and coors lite. >>> drivers in los angeles are freaking out innticipation of this weekend's historic traffic jam. they call it carmageddon. because the 405 will be closing in order to demolish a bridge and make repairs. some airlines are even offering carmageddon getaway flight deals. chad meyers is joining me for much more on this. carmageddon. >> 5,000 cars travel this freeway on a weekend. any given weekend, especially on a summer weekend, when you are trying to get to the beach and back and fourth. from santa monta and l.a., just to the north of ventura, you will see increased traffic flow. nothing you can do about that. and that's a kind word. from the santa monica, all the way up through it, and into the canyon, and the 405 will be shut down. they are taking down the bridge -- not the bridge of the 405, but the bridge that goes over the 405 so they can put in another lane, a high occupancy vehicle lane. all of this will be closed because of that bridge right there. this is obviously google earth. and that bridge is in the way of expansion,

. >>> and the sun broke through the clouds at coors field during last night's colorado-milwaukee gamebeautiful rainbow across the crowd. so brewers first baseman prince fielder called time, went to his dugout, grabbed some shades, couldn't find any. so guess what? yeah, you got it. a colorado fan said hey, take mine, pal. fielder does, goes back in the field. then when the sun went behind the cloud again, such a nice guy, he returned the glasses to the fan. you can see he's texting everybody what happened. >>> well, you know, lawmakers can actually say the darnedest things when the debt clock is ticking. tempers have flared during these talks, which at times have been described as intense and unproductive. cnn's jeanne moos looks at the lowlights. >> reporter: we are indebted to the debt ceiling for making our politicians testy, testy. >> president obama, quit lying. >> i think mitch mcconnell, frankly, has lost his mind. >> and you think this mess started 18 months ago? no, it did not. >> reporter: a democrat gets fiery. a republican mocks her back. >> i think we're going to have to

she complained of coors to them mubarak. she went to the council as an answer to all of that she had only received silent. when she tried to see mubarak, one of the percentage of the guards told her, if your job is in the hands of these people, forget about her. her daughter is now wearing, living in drugs. she would continue her studies at the arresting. she will likely be being beaten in the streets because she dared try to answer phone calls. she seems convinced her parents will be killed if she tries to escape. all of the names that the perpetrators, the complicity of police officers, the complicit universe be islamist professors are available. the parents keep hope and to see again their daughter. before a meeting this lady, i was not aware of this type of struggle in each had. but then in france i was not involved in conflicts, limiting this type of activity with the coptic culture. the heartbroken lady -- this heartbroken lady led me to different personnel commitments. there are methods people are using to reach the t

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we are the best of coors and workers in the world.given a level playing field, we can compete and win against anyone any time. -- we're the best entrepreneurs and workers in the world. the policies in washington are harmful to jobs. we need to get government out of the way so that our economy can get back to creating jobs. that is what makes the debate we're having about america's fiscal future so important. our government has gotten so big and expensive that is keeping our economy from recovering. job creators are fearful that our $14 trillion debt is going to lead to higher taxes that could harm their businesses and destroy even more jobs. just this week, the co-founder of home depot was asked about the single biggest impediment to job growth. he answered that it was the u.s. government. he went on to say that if we do not lower spending and deal with paying down debt, we're going to have to raise taxes. when you raise taxes, you cost jobs. the sentiment is echoed by small business people and entrepreneurs from coast to coast. the a