of material which in this organic tooth tissue called ten team is really remarkable stuff at the gipper and this is the launch front tooth from a mammoth. it was an extraordinary animal the people who live thousands of years ago were aware of its useful properties. they use the stuff to make the first tools utensils even works of on people have always been fascinated by the material with which. the to cut courageous village of a new east has a population of about five hundred and to situated on the banks of the mali and really river. nearly all the villages that spend the brief summer in the tundra anti-god tending reindeer hunting and fishing from here as the expedition heads for the site where the primitive bison was found. it's a divide you can be sure to do what the man who steers the boat tells you that it was the propeller made brush against the river bed in shallow places but if that happens don't panic but people know the lay of the land well and they'll tell you what to do if need be it stood. here you can easily get around by water people mostly use lightweight boats for the p

president ronald reagan was present in spirit as the candidates thought to align themselves with the gipper's principals. abc news, los angeles. >>> as we prepare to mark the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks a progress roopt from ground zero. the world trade center were iconic symbols of new york city. now an ambitious project is bringing the sacred ground back to life. september 11th 2001 changed america forever. the lives lost our sense of security. the void left wasn't just emotional. the future of lower manhattan where the world trade center once stood was in doubt for some time. and now with 3,000 construction workers a day, ground zero is being transformed back to a thriving business district. >> you should never bet against new york. this town always comes back stronger and better than ever. >> new york's grand new skyline will be complete in 2015 with five architecturally innovative sky scrapers forming the revitalized commercial hub. at the center, the 9/11 memorial and museum. >> a constant reminder of not only what we have endured, but also of our ability to come together in th

, break something in the voice, ask him to go in there with all they've got, win just one for the gipper even on his death bed, the hair was perfect. what major league baseball team did ronald reagan call games for on the radio? what team? chicago cubs, st. louis cardinals, st. louis browns, milwaukee brewers? what team? very good. chicago cubs. excellent. illinois guy. that's correct. st. louis is fairly close by. >> it is fairly close. >> bill: across the mississippi river. >> i think he went right from illinois to l.a. >> bill: okay. we have four or four on both candidates. now the tie breaker. president bush and vice president dan quayle were critical of two sitcoms they felt set bad examples for the country. quayle critical of murphy brown because of title character decided to be a single mom. and bush was critical of what program? roseann, married with children, growing pains, the simpsons? what did bush the elder not like on tv? cards up please. roll the tape. >> good memoirs. good, not great. now, let's suit that baby up. >> hello, mr. bush! >> bill: for those listening on xm, th

president ronald reagan was present in spirit as the candidates seeked to align themselves to the gipper'siples. >> one more note about mitt romney. his 161-page jobs plan that he released this week is now number 13 on the kindle best seller list. >> and now to former vice president al gore taking aim at president obama. gore is accusing the president of bowing to pressure over the environment. here is abc's jake tapper. >> the world has not seen much of al gore in recent years. kept a fairly low profile especially since he and his wife tipper announced their separation last june. their famous 2000 convention kiss notwithstanding. split from someone else today. partial criticizing fellow democrat president obama in a blog post charging the president "appears to have bowe to pressure from polluters." ones that on the friday before labor day weekend president obama told the environmental protection agency to drop. president obama argues that he is putting the new regulations on hold for jobs to reduce "regulatory burdens and regulatory uncertainty particularly as our economy continues to rec

all of the candidates were eager to align themselves with the gipper's principles. >> always good tojoined live by our "world news now" alum this morning. perry's big debut, his premiere in terms of these debates. what were your impressions of bachmann herself? >> well, rob, perhaps more than anyone on that stage it was bachmann who needed to make an impression because she's really lost a lot of the momentum she gained after winning the straw poll. she came to the stage, she talked a lot about being a mother, a foster mother, a tax lawyer, a congresswoman. she even stood by her pledge to win -- to bring the gas prices down. however, she just didn't get that knockout punch she really needed to get the momentum back in her campaign. >> diana, what about huntsman? he also took some political risks last night. >> that's right. jon huntsman is one of those low-key conservative candidates. he really needed to stand out as well. he delivered some well-received jabs on romney and perry. and he stood by his belief in science, saying clearly that republicans cannot win elections if they don't

they are going to trot out what the gipper says, are you better off today four years ago and very few americans are going to be able to say yes to that question. bill: many would argue that we are already in a double-dip recession. >> reporter: certainly with jobs, certainly with jobs we are. bill: thank you, stephen, from the "wall street journal" stephen moore. martha: there is a religious rift brewing on the campus of an american university. why some proves are outraged at this new policy. bill: president obama telling the congressional black caucus to quote, stop complaining. >> put on your marching shoes, shake it off, stop complaining, stop grumbling, stop crying. we are going to press on. we've got work to do. bill: now the son of a famous civil rights leader not exactly in the president's corner on that. we'll explain, details in only three minutes. bill: a popular past time in spain is now just a thing of the past. the city of barcelona hosting its last bull fight. wow, the century's old sport was banned last summer. they are still fighting there, but those aren't the bulls.

most famous lines in cine cinema "tell them to go out there with all they've got and win one for the gipperd with reagan all of his life. >> and speaking of football, joe. we have to talk about the bears. the '85 bears are going to the white house. >> believe it. if you are a football fan and you probably remember the incredible season in 1985 when they won the super bowl and only lost one game that year. and only time they won the super bowl, and they were to go to the white house to meet none other than ronald reagan who at the time i mentioned that he played college football in illinois, but the visit to the white house got cancelled due to the news, the explosion of the space shuttle "challenger," and the national period of mourning that followed, so now, there is another guy with strong illinois ties, and somebody decided to put the '85 bears back on the visitor list for their trip to the white house and it is coming up on october 7th, and even mike ditka is coming, and he is a big republican or he used to be. >> i would love for you to get back into the white house and get some politi

we passed a piece of legislation called the gipper bill which required every agency to only have two or three policy goals. and to identify the top performing programs and the least performing programs. the first time we have identified the least performing programs. the notion that because we are a community of secrets and this information cannot be scared, some of these cuts are shortsighted. >> the 2012 intelligence authorization bill will be voted on friday in the house. we have spent the past six-seven months going over at every line item. every organization that grows that fast can get a little fat in a hurry. some of that was making up for the fact that we did not have a presence in that continent like africa. we had to make up for some of that. the fbi went through major changes and some very expensive changes. the rate of growth is unsustainable. i do not think the dni can do this. i think the authorization committees have to do this. i think that is why we are there. this is why we can see everything. >> you are the bad guys? >> i think we are the good guys in the end. i th