the aspirations are the subject of "texas monthly's" cover story this month, forrest wilder joins us tonight with the interview. forrest wilder, thanks very much for making time for us, i really appreciate it. >> great to be here. >> what is the relationship between this new apostolic affirmation movement and what everyone describes as rick perry's religious right base? >> well, rick perry, in putting on the response, selected a very particular group of people to help him organize it, to promote it, to endorse it. and this group of people known as the new apostolic affirmation movement, as you discussed, and they are really kind of at the outer peripheral or bleeding edge of american christianity, so it's interesting that he picked them. i mean, he could have gone more moderate. he could have put on an event that had joel ostein's more moderate evangelicals, but the fact he picked the crowd says a lot about one, his political strategy as he goes into the presidential primary, but also maybe a bit about where he's coming from as a person and as a politician. >> my general -- my genera

forrest wilder wrote the cover story on this.le energy developement comes with some risk, north america's natural gas producers are committed to safely and responsibly providing decades of cleaner burning energy for our country, drilling thousands of feet below fresh water sources within self contained well systems and using state of the art monitoring technologies, rigorous practices help ensure our operations are safe and clean for our communities and the environment we are america's natural gas. >>> this isbilled as a major announcement this week, and this morning we finally found out what it was, jon huntsman just got the endorsement of bush -- not that one -- no, not that one either. nope, actually, no, not that one. it was -- do we have -- this one. jeb bush jr., the promised major announcement from the jon huntsman for president campaign this week turns out to be an endorsement from jon huntsman by george w. bush's nephew. if you wonder why there was excitement this year about rick perry joining the presidential race, jon

on your left that's richard forrester. richard forrester is robin gardener live in boyfriend. on your right is the sister of -- a woman who gary threatened to didn't allow her daughter to make a trip he wanted her to make but instead he took robin gardener there. richard forrester thank you for being with me. do you believe you heard craig suggest some belief she is are the nolly dead. you think there's a possibility your live in girlfriend is alive and in kau hootsz with sg gary get a million? >> i keep hope and faith she is still alive. i don't think she is in kahoots. >> the whole point of this is she is lost somewhere, she is missing and we need to find her. she has been gone for almost 3 weeks. she is my girlfriend i love her very much. she is a daughter. she is a sister. she is an aunt. she has a family and she has friends. the whole point here is to try to find her. >> why did she go off with gary? >> i hope i get a chance to ask her that myself. >> do you think in the maneuvering and in the deceit that something was not the way you thought it was? >> there is always th

on your left that's richard forrester. richard forrester is robin gardener live in boyfriend. of -- a woman who gary threatened to kill her after she didn't allow her daughter to make a trip he wanted her to make but instead he took robin gardener there. richard forrester thank you for being with me. do you believe you heard craig suggest some belief she is are the nolly dead. you think there's a possibility your live in girlfriend is alive and in kau hootsz with sg gary get a million? >> i keep hope and faith she is still alive. i don't think she is in kahoots. >> the whole point of this is she is lost somewhere, she is missing and we need to find her. she has been gone for almost 3 weeks. she is my girlfriend i love her very much. she is a daughter. she is a sister. she is an aunt. she has a family and she has friends. the whole point here is to try to find her. >> why did she go off with gary? >> i hope i get a chance to ask her that myself. >> do you think in the maneuvering and in the deceit that something was not the way you thought it was? >> there is always that possib

on your left that's richard forrester. richard forrester is robin gardener live in boyfriend.e sister of -- a woman who gary threatened to kill her after she didn't allow her daughter to make a trip he wanted her to make but instead he took robin gardener there. richard forrester thank you for being with me. do you believe you heard craig suggest some belief she is are the nolly dead. you think there's a possibility your live in girlfriend is alive and in kau hootsz with sg gary get a million? >> i keep hope and faith she is still alive. i don't think she is in kahoots. >> the whole point of this is she is lost somewhere, she is missing and we need to find her. she has been gone for almost 3 weeks. she is my girlfriend i love her very much. she is a daughter. she is a sister. she is an aunt. she has a family and she has friends. the whole point here is to try to find her. >> why did she go off with gary? >> i hope i get a chance to ask her that myself. >> do you think in the maneuvering and in the deceit that something was not the way you thought it was? >> there is always tha

she told her live-in boyfriend, richard forrester, she need aid vacation. >> she told me she was goingo orlando with her family on a short vacation tuesday to thursday to go to their timeshare. >> reporter: it was the first of a tangle of lies she told forester. he was stunned to learn on monday morning that robyn wasn't in florida at all but in aruba. >> she e-mailed me on monday morning, saying family surprised me, we're in aruba. it just seemed too random, too spontataous. so i was questioning her about it through e-mail. at 2:05 in the morning on tuesday on my facebook wall she wrotot "this sucks." anani didn't know what it meant. >> reporter: as it turns out, robyn wasn't with her family at all but with this man, 50-year-old gary giordano. giordano apparently met gardner online. they'd been dating and exchanging texts for a few weeks. and secretly, the two arranged to travel to aruba together. giordano later told police the two went snorkeling off of aruba's baby beach tuesday evening and that robyn was swept out to sea by the current. no one has seen her since. that whole story o

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it was a huge turning point, best described by forrest gump. >> they decided the best way for me to fight communists was to play ping-pong. we were the first americans to visit the land of china in like a million years or something like that. >> reporter: a year later president nixon went to beijing, and our relations changed forever. as china's stature grew on the world's stage, so did their sensitivity. taiwan dominated the little league world series with 17 champions over the years, but of course china considers taiwan their island. and with enough political pressure, the little boys that show up in williamsport each year are now known as chinese taipei. we all remember how brandi chastain sank the hearts of a billion soccer fans with her world cup-winning kick in '99. though some may have taken comfort in the probability that nike sports bra was made in china. the amereran businessman who complains about the chinese habit of skirting the rules with pirated copyrights and cheap knockoffs may not have been so shocked when it was revealed that underage gymnasts won the bronze medal for c

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this league a medal holder is aiming to become a nice and wide sweep is denying one push during forrest's russian championship his name and i both. now things are beginning to heat up on the firestone golf course with adam scott claiming a one shot later after they have been around in ohio the bridgestone invitational also marking the return of tiger woods it didn't disappoint during his fast round in almost three months was adam school though his school called for the day included aids but is five of them coming on the back nine including this one the fifteenth and now the australian jason day had one lesbo to finishing his job behind on seven sixty three on says day tiger woods was showed little rust far in his first time holes before dropping just a single shot in his first event since may still very much in the hunt for the international until at this on off from. the city proper shots out there in the distance as i was heading off. i had hit the ball like this this was fun to be able to hit the ball but that must flush feeling through the golf ball the speed i had. it was it was pret

being this league a medal holder is aiming to become a me some and wide sweep is deny my push during forrest's russian championship his name and. now there is just a week to go before the start of the english premier league and two of the heavyweights there will clash in the traditional charity shield curtain raiser on sunday defending champions manchester united are up against f.a. cup winners match the city although city boss man cheney says his side still aren't one hundred percent think. this season is important because. i've played this game a bully you see the united they said there would be we want to win i didn't like united. but i don't think that the demon of this moment. one hundred percent are ready to play a. like may be tomorrow because we are really . the first. team that really. strikes ferguson meanwhile says the english champions could be further strengthened by more summer signings the reds have brought in ashley young from aston villa phil jones from blackburn and spanish under twenty one goalkeeper david gear but there could be more. but the memories are still same a coupl

just this week, two football players from georgia died from excessive heat exposure, 16-year-old forrest jones -- >> he was such a great kid. >> reporter: -- and high school junior d.j. searcy. >> it won't be the same. >> reporter: some scary moments at the philadelphia eagles training camp when mike patterson suffered a seizure, possibly heat related. he is in stable condition in the hospital. scorching weather is affecting 165 million people in 18 states. 2,700 all-time heat records were broken in july, and more are being smashed this month. temperatures have topped 100 degrees in dallas for 32 straight days. dozens, mostly elderly, have died with no air-conditioning. 92-year-old amy johnson's bedroom was sweltering. 106 to 121 degrees. the health department gave her a free air-conditioning unit. the national weather service issued a heat advisory for southeast texas through thursday night. record heat is putting record demand on power grids. utilities are asking customers to cut back on electricity to avoid rolling blackouts. trains are running at reduced speeds this week for fear rai

to enter bushels following the situation in brussels forrestal very good evening to you so almost understatement to say volatile session who's been hit the worst though. greece is in big trouble this fall into a full team year low because if the euro falls as increasing numbers here believe it could do greece would be first in the firing line if it is no fun to be an investor any more than it does the faces not be read like the markets there and everywhere and what's being dubbed the springs become the state's pledge that it will change that it will reform it'll get its house in order this is it will slash billions more of public spending but that doesn't help the mood in the european central bank i did it will buy up spanish and italian debt something that no one wants to buy at the moment that hasn't held either now the g seven g twenty group of leading economies so that they're working together to control the situation but investors are voting with their feet that's why markets are down investors just don't believe the politicians bushell in brussels thanks for bringing us up to date with you

. >> .in places like the tongass national forrest and take it all the way up to 1960 when president dwight eisenhower signed legislation creating what's called anwr today. >> yep. >> .which is the "drill, baby, drill!" of sarah palin. this is the "save, baby, save!" story. this is about how since the 1870s people have been fighting to save wild alaska, these beautiful pristine places and save the great species up there ranging from polar bear to literally hundreds of different types of rare birds. >> you could have called it save, baby, save! >> well, i know. [laughter] >> that actually.as a commercial thing that would've been awesome. >> it may have been good but the quiet world is -- you know we're.we're such a noisy and cluttered culture. >> we are. >> .and i the great writer.i grew up in ohio and sherwood anderson was my favorite writer. >> mm-hm. >> .and he once wrote about how americans are forgetting solitude and quiet and it was very thoreau-ian [chuckles]. >> yeah. >> .and thoreau is one of my favorite people. and in.and in this book i have all sorts of wilderness heroes of alaska

this week two football players in georgia died from excessive heat exposure including 16-year-old forrest after practice and hit his head. >> such a great kid.d. >> reporter: the problem is there are few, if any, real guidelines about how hot is too hot. >> the most important thing is to get out there, keeping a close eye on those people to see who really is getting in trouble. >> reporter: it's really up to the coach or parents to decide what is safe. this soccer dad wouldn't let his son play. it was 108 degrees. >> i just couldn't risk bringing my kids out here for -- to risk heat exhaustion or even heat stroke. >> reporter: when you suffer heat stroke, your body temperaturure reaches 104 degre or higher. you'll begin to perspire. your heart starts to race. your muscles will cramp. and you'll feel dizzy. this summer a dozen deaths in dallas alone. mostly thehelderly who don't have air conditioning. 92-year-old amy johnson wasn't complaining but her family was worried. her bedroom ranged from 106 to 121 degrees. >> measures at 111. >> reporter: she got a free ac unit from the health depa

cares about poor people, got cares about the stewardship of planet earth, i'm unusual, a little like forrestp, i'm a religious leader and political leader, i run common cause, and the statistics you used earlier about how the roman catholic vote and conservative vote in the 2010 election was so much higher, i worry less about that for 2012 and -- the system, particularly the money from conservative political sources fuelled by conservative religious forces, that money, given the supreme court's decision on citizens united is going to have a corosive impact, but corporations are going to have such a big voice that that will overshadow any voice by conservative christians or liberal christians on either side. >> let me ask about precisely that. i had just enough sunday school in my childhood to know there actually is a set of arguments not only in christianity but in many world religions about the particular ethical, moral, religious, even sort of god-based justice relationship that we are meant to have to money, right? so when i hear you say i'm more concerned about the money, part of what i'

>>shepard: we will bring the boyfriend in, now, richard forrester joining us like.ee you, thank you. what did you make of that, at the time? can you give us context? >>guest: this came at about 2:00 in the morning on tuesday morning, august 2nd, and why necessity what it meant, i got that message and i saw it when i got to work in the morning so i responded with a question mark and asked her to inbox me which she never did and i e-mailed her through the day to try to find out what would wrong and she responded by the very last communication i had with her was "we'll talk, we'll sort this out when i get back." >>shepard: so the story was you guys were in a low period not relationship and she decided to go to match.com to find someone to get away with. >>guest: for i wouldn't say that, and i can't explain why she went to match.com, that is a separate issue, but we were doing quite well, she had been, she kept an apartment in frederick, maryland but mostly lived with me in my apartment for six nights out of the week and kept her cats with me and most of her collecting,

. >> forrester says that robin's blackberry and ipad are being searched for any additional clues, shephepard: shan nom none bream in d.c. thanks. a deadly fire tearing through a nursing home and that tops our news around the world in 80 seconds. chile, that fire destroying the place in the southern town. a doctor says police and neighbors managed to pull out 11 people. but nine others died. the victims reportedly all at least 70 years old and unable to leave their beds. we're told high winds fed the flames. authorities say a faulty heater could have caused the fire but the investigation ongoing. north carolina. a tropical storm sweeping across parts of the country. the official news agency reports the rough weather has killed or injured at least 10 people. destroyed hundreds of homes and ruined tens of thousands of acres of cropland. cuba. the american woman who was trying to set a world record swimming from cuba to florida calling off the attempt. diana my ad's twitter feed gave up after 29 hours. apparently suffering severe asthma attack and shoulder pain while fighting strong cure r

site that covers the economics of media and technology; and charles golvin, a principal analyst for forrester research. charles golvin, start with the issue of manufacturing phones and other devices. how does owning a company does that fit into google's larger strategy? >> well, it's mainly about competing better with apple who owns the entire soup-to-nuts control of the software, the hard wear, the content that they sell and the channels that they distribute the devices through. google, because they license their software to manufacturers like sam sung and lg, they don't control those pieces, the hardware pieces. they just control the software pieces so acquiring motorola gives them more of that top-to- bottom control over the total phone or tablet experience. >> brown: staci kramer, if you put this in the larger context this is clearly part of the continuing move towards mobile computing generally, right? >> well, it is. i mean this is google's way of literally being in your pocket, being on your tablet, being everywhere you are. on the last earnings call, the ceo of google said he likes to

and charles golvin is a principal analyst for forrester research.ter mossberg, whether it's consumer electronics, entertainment, even computing-- which is where it all started -- this has been a big impact player, hasn't it? >> well, you know, ray, i think steve jobs is a historic figure. he's not only a historic figure in business but really in america. he has not only disrupted and innovated in computers and consumer electronics for all those products we saw just now listed, but he has in the process shaken up and revolutionized the music industry, the movie industry, publishing industry, even the retail industry, the apple store chain that he built is widely admired. and on the side, while he was doing all that, he bought a little company called pixar and turned it into the most successful studio this hollywood and revolutionized animation. >> suarez: charles golvin, it's famously told that story and told again with jobs coming back to the company when it was on the verge of bankruptcy. what did he do to shake it up? what happened next? >> well,

this from forrest.e the debates start with him in them, his level of intelligence will come out for all to see. from amy, politics have become so intensity polarized each side looks for ways to goad the other. looking dummies a fast way to do that. and this, you could give him the benefit of the doubt and say shesh he's playing to the worst anti-intellectualism of his base. will he govern based on his opinions or based on facts on the ground. rick perry's record includes growing the government work force despite fierce anti-government rhetoric, importing low-paying jobs that offer no benefits, calling federal officials traitors for political gain and threatening secession. his natural intelligence is the least of my concerns. please keep the conversation going. facebook.com/carolcnn. i'll be back in 15 minutes. >>> we know that those who are weighing in, they are the smart folks out there. we'll see what they have to say. thanks, carol. >>> we are watching as well an event coming up. president obama is

searcy and forrest jones, died from heat exposure. 16-year-old jones collapsed moments after practice>> he was a great kid. >> reporter: wednesday it was 109 in dallas. at's a new record. 107 in oklahoma city. 103 in little rock. it's not just the eye-popping highs, but how long they've stuck around. dallas has been in triple digits for 33 days in a row. so hot, there are now reports of air conditioners melting down. utilities concerned about blackouts are asking customers to cut back. ♪ and texas high school band practice is now happening in the hallway. >> we got kids passing out because it's like 105 outside before we even come in at noon. >> reporter: at this exotic animal park north of dallas, they've resorted to spraying down the parrots. and these lemurs are now chilling on frozen towels. for obvious reasons, the low temperatures don't get nearly the attention those highs do. but the fact of the matter is, it only got down to 86 degrees here last night. and, robin and george, that is not nearly cool enough for anybody here to really cool off. >> no, it doesn't. all right, ryan.

mountain pine beetle, an infestation so large in number it has left 40 million acres worth of dead forrestthe last decade. >> it is a massive epidemic in. largest insect epidemic ever recorded in north america. >> reporter: some perspective. bunched together the dead trees which you can see turn red, would cover more than all the land in the state of georgia. experts say massive beetle populations are natural and cyclical. problem now is people live closer to for rested areas and the aftermath of this infestation can be a serious danger. >> we want to reduce the hazards of falling trees that might impact people. we also want to reduce impact of falling trees on roadways, power lines, whatever other infrastructure is out there. >> reporter: the u.s. forest service is moving fast to clear out the killed off giants untouched could also become fuel for fires. you can see it takes under a second for this machine to cut through these large diameter trees. this is just one of hundreds of projects just like this all throughout the west. the only thing that will stop the march of the beetle is time

charcoal -- it's estimates somewhere around two-thirds of the forrest that used to cover 15 mcof somalia have been reduced to chunks of black gold backed into 25 kilogram bags, shipped to countries in the persian gulf. with cannot underestimate the negative environmental impact of all of this earning him millions in profit which is then recycled into violence and terrorism. if this is not bad enough, once the famine set in, they alternated between denying the crisis and denying people from moving in search of food. whether it's a formal policy of the group, i have reports from sources on the ground in the last 24 hours of at least three holding areas where forces are using force or the threat thereof to keep displaced people from leaving the territory and finding help, and we can get into why they might be doing that. far from being -- secondly, far from being part of the solution, somalia's transitional government, the tfg, is part of the problem. in fact, not an insignificant cause of the ongoing crisis. the regimes unelected officials may be preferable to insurgents but represent the