certainly what struck me about bush versus gore is that the -- the dialogue. this was an engaged conversation. there was no one with the exception of justice thomas sort 0 loaning back and not participating in this. even in my own case as a reporter, covering it, there might be a case i wasn't particularly interested in, that had an interesting and effective attorney arguing it and i would have gone to court just to listen to john roberts argue a case. >> and i think it also may be worth adding different justices use oral argument in different ways. and that we're talking as though all nine justices use it to the same ends and going back to charles' discussion of bush versus gore, there are argument, where you see who made up that are mind, two second, walking in, i don't know that justice roberts changes his mind a whole lot based on oral argument, i think he uses it for different ends. i think as charles said, you often get into a situation where, advocates are let really ignoring questions from justices, to take justice kennedy's questions or in some of the

gore and goldman sachs can believe in. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight reaction to this fox news business anchor cheryl casone and stuart varney. am i getting this wrong, stewart? you are the business guru. >> no. you are right. utility bills go up. what's the benefit? zero. no noticeable difference to the climate in the future. cost? how about lost jobs? maybe by the million and the ruin of an american industry. bill: why would people lose jobs on cap and trade. >> manufacturing will exit. when we start putting restrictions on our ability to manufacture at a reasonable cost, they will exit the country and go to china. bill: they will slow down and not make products in the united states. >> no they will make them overseas. they will immigrate. bill: they have cap and trade in spain. >> they have had cap and trade in europe. they have had it for some time. it has failed. it has failed to lower emissions significantly. they have not met their target. emissions have continued to go up. they did have an exchange like we are talk

gore and goldman sachs can believe in. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight reaction to this fox news business anchor cheryl casone and stuart varney. am i getting this wrong, stewart? you are the business guru. >> no. you are right. utility bills go up. what's the benefit? zero. no noticeable difference to the climate in the future. cost? how about lost jobs? maybe by the million and the ruin of an american industry. bill: why would people lose jobs on cap and trade. >> manufacturing will exit. when we start putting restrictions on our ability to manufacture at a reasonable cost, they will exit the country and go to china. bill: they will slow down and not make products in the united states. >> no they will make them overseas. they will immigrate. bill: they have cap and trade in spain. >> they have had cap and trade in europe. they have had it for some time. it has failed. it has failed to lower emissions significantly. they have not met their target. emissions have continued to go up. they did have an exchange like we are talk

six more people were gored. the last person gored to death was an american in 1995. what are your thoughts on this? what do you think of the running of the bulls? exciting tradition or is it time to move on? call us now. or text views plus your name and comment to hlntv. standard text rates apply. we'll air your responses all day today. >>> a mother and father of 16 children are found shot dead. now police outside pensacola, florida, are searching for three men in connection with their killings. police say eight of the kids who still live in the home were found there, all unharmed, along with the bodies of the couple. the couple adopted 12 of the 16 children. the suspects police are looking for are described as white men driving a red van. a security camera caught the men leaving the property. >>> a woman who had an affair with nevada senator john ensign got $96,000 as a gift, not from campaign, but from his parents. ensign's attorney says they wrote the check after ensign told them about the affair. she had worked for john ensign and her husband claimed he also got

gore encouraged global leaders to unite their nations to fight global warming. we have reported several scientists have detailed recent global cooling trends. the times on-line quotes gore as saying winston churchill aroused this nation in heroic fashion to save civilization in world war ii. we have everything we need except political will, but political will is a renewable res source. gore admitted it is a difficult to persuade the public that the threat from climate change is just as urgent as the threat from nazi germany, quote, the level of awareness and concern among populations has not crossed the threshold where political leaders feel that they must change. the only way poll tigs will act is if awareness -- is if awareness raises to a level that makes us feel it is a necessity." the head of the environmental protection agency is admitting that an e.p.a. study shows u.s. efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions will have no impact on the climate unless china and india do the same, unless that was in the senate hearing today as linda jackson says "i believe

let's look at al gore who stands to make $2 billion from all this energy stuff. he testifies in congress. not only -- about global warming -- not only does he not disclose he stands to make billions of dollars. not a single senator asks him about it. so, when you guys -- when you guys start asking questions about doing some introspection, looking at your own motivations, then you start throwing stones at other people. >> platts thank steve milloy for being here. thank you very much, steve. [applause] you can -- you can purchase a copy of "green hell" outside here at a very special rate for the folks here today. and i think it's wonderful that we've been able to offer this opportunity for steve not only to speak to the group today, but to all of those watching on television and across the internet. thank you very much for joining today. thank you folks, too. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> [inaudible conversations] >> steve milloy is a columnist for cox new stockholm, the co-director of the free enterprise project at the national center for public policy r

we continue in 30 seconds with bad news for al gore.ean: finally tonight, in hannity's america, al gore may have some explaining to do. climate depot.com reports the earth's temperature has actually dropped since his film. the average temperature plunged almost an entire degree since 2006. sorry, al, just an inconvenient truth. >> the truth is we and everyone else misread the economy. the figures we worked off in january were the consensus figures of most of the blue chip indexes out there. we misread how bad the economy was but we're now only about 120 days into the recovery package. the truth of the matter is no one anticipated, no one expected that that recovery package would in fact be in a position of having to -- sean: i thought this was the worst economy since the great depression? that was vice president joe biden yesterday discussing the stimulus package with george stephanopoulos. if the stim screwup wasn't enough, brace yourself for the gargantyouan cap and trade bill making its way through the senate right now. >> last week

we begin with the four people gored with running with the bulls in spain. others were injured. abc's lama hasan has the latest. >> reporter: it was a bloody day in pamplona, after one of the bull brokes away from the pack and went on a rampage. lifting this man by the horns in a rage before other runners pulled him to safety. bulls are at their most dangerous when the pack stops leaving the animals irritated by the crowd. in total, 11 people were injured today. four of them were badly gored. this year, the running of the bulls is particularly bloody. on friday, a man was gored to death close to the start of the run in the city streets. the first fatality in 14 years after 22-year-old american matthew as itty was killed. 20-year-old british student alex short was one of the lucky runners who escaped. >> got picked by the bull and it flipped me to the ground. it was only due to other people hitting it on the head that took its attention off me. >> reporter: the festival is a symbol of spanish culture, despite protests from animal rights groups, it is the thri

a man was gored to death on friday. the event's first death since 1995. >>> police say they're making head way in the search for clues in the deaths of a couple with 16 children. they have found a van they were searching for, but it's who they've found that may help crack this case. >>> florida police are questioning two people in the killing of a couple known for adopting special needs children. authorities have found the red van caught by surveillance cameras leaving the couple's home in florida on thursday. this, by the way, some of that surveillance video. police say the video suggests the suspects were experienced criminals who acted quickly. now, a relative of the van's owner and another person are being questioned. no arrests have been made, pbut police say there is reason the people being questioned have quote an association with the killings. the couple was found dead on thursday. investigators also want to talk to a third person who hasn't been found yet. the couple had 12 adopted children and 4 biological kid

among four people gored yesterday alone. wow. another runner was gored to death friday. the first such fatality at that event in some 14 years. >>> hard video to watch. >> it is. >>> well, coming up on "america this morning" lance armstrong is doing lots of pedaling on french roads these days and now he says it is not his last trip. sports is next. depression is a serious medical condition that can take so much out of you. i feel like i have to wind myself up just to get out f bed., then...well...i have to eep winding myself up to deal with the sadness, he loss of interest, the trouble concentrating, the lack of energy. if depression is taking so much out of you, ask your doctor abou pristiq® (announcer) pristiq is a prescription medicine proven to treat epression. pristiq is thought to work by affecting the levels of two chemicals in the brain, serotonin and .norepinephrine. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens or you have unusual change in mood, behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increa

. >>> a man was gored to death in the annual running of the bulls in pamplona, spain. the unidentified man was gored in the neck and lung during today's lung when one of the bulls separated from the pack. hospital officials say three other people were also gored. six others suffered minor injuries. the last time there was a deadly goring was in 1995 when american matthew casio was killed. >>> now to local news. prosecutors have withdrawn three subpoenas issued in an apparent bid to bolster their case against sheila dixon. attorneys filed a motion challenging subpoenas arguing that the state prosecutor's office was abusing the grand jury process. the subpoenas were for two current and one former city employee. dixon is accused of stealing gift cards intended for needy families. >>> an essex soccer coach arrested for soliciting sex from a 14-year-old girl is free on bond. 32-year-old charles friedel known as coach chuck was arrested on tuesday during an undercover sting operation at a royal farms store. mees say the victim was the sister of a girl that coach friedel coac

vice president gore went instead. and the same five or six reporters who were going to go on air force one with president clinton went with vice president gore, who welcomed us to the plane and began showing us around the plane with great relish. . . while many other members flown on air force one with president clinton, the vice president was never allowed to for reasons of continuity in government. i can climb to be the one of the only people to have flown on air force one with vice-president al gore. i got into this serious issue one riding my book. i was looking at the careers of all of those senior members of the george w. bush administration and was appointed by several people, who remembered both vice-president cheney and brahms felda in those jobs in a program that they took part in in the 1980's. this was during a peak of cold war tensions with the soviet union. the issue was what would happen if there was a soviet attack on the united states in which several top officers were killed? the response of the reag

less common sense than al gore? no. but hers are on display. screwed up in an interview with katie couric -- sean: so what? >> i disagree with the idea that this is necessarily a political move. why would you want to run for president? maybe she wants to go into the media. >> then she's just a quitter because the people of alaska voted her in and she selfishly quit her job without their permission. sean: is seeb -- sebelius a quitter? rahm emanuel? is barack obama a quitter? >> no. sean: why the double standard? >> i think that's very different. when we're talking about sarah palin, she's got 18 months leff. she quit. in a rambling, rambling statement. it was completely bizarre the >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. for tucker carlson to say did you head -- read her statement on friday? it was one of the more incoherent. made san forpped sound like shakespeare. these people who left their jobs to go to another job. if she's saying i'm leaving to run for president of president united states, fine, say it. don't say -- sean: wait a minute

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today's run was particularly dangerous in addition to the deadly goring, three other people were gored and six more runners suffered lesr injuries. also it looks like they are really provoking that one bull in that video. all of the bulls in today's run are from a ranch that has a reputation for breeding especially fierce bulls. >>> an earthquake rocks southwestern china overnight and showed hundreds of thousands people here into the streets. the quake had a magtude of 6.0. at least eight aftershocks followed it. one person was killed. hundreds more were injured. officials say 18,000 homes were destroyed. police officers and soldiers were sent to the area with tents and other relief supplies and at least 400,000 people left their homes and slept outside because they were worried aftershocks would cause more damage. that quake zone borders the same province where an even more powerful earthquake left nearly 90,000 people dead or missing last year. >>> officials in the u.s. and south korea say it is too early to know who instigated the cyber attack that overwhelmed websites in both cou

a man was gored in the chest as he was chased by a bull. running from the corrals to the stadium for that night's bull fights. this man is the first goring death in the annual spectacle in 14 years. here's some amateur video. watch the right center of your screen. the man in the spripd shirt, blue and white stripes, right there, he is the one who gets gored. pamplona officials say he was on vacation with his parents and girlfriend when the tragedy took place. >>> here's a great story this morning. a group of 25 hikers climbed mt. kilimanjar kilimanjaro. eight of them are blind. they set the record for the most blind people to make it to the top. they were part of a 25-member group that also raised $100,000 for the foundation for blind children. nicely done. >>> michael phelps has shattered another world record. he seems to be getting back into form after that three-months suspension earlier this year after the infamous bong photos. he olympic gold medallist set a mark in the 100-meter butterfly. >>> watch this, watch closely. mexico versus

another man was gored and tossed into the air, but amazingly, he walked away from it.ple were also gored, including an american who is in intensive care. >>> tragedy thursday near detroit, where a driver apparently tried to get around a railroad crossing gate as an amtrak train was approaching. all five people in the car were killed. >>> today, a leaner general motors emerged from bankruptcy, after being in chapter 11 for 40 days. >>> and a big day thursday at washington's national zoo, where officials threw a panda party for tai shand's fourth birthday. the giant panda got a special cake made of bamboo and shredded beef. looks like he likes it. it's all over his face. four minutes past the hour. let's go back outside to matt and maria. so cute. >> very, cute. natalie, thank you very much. we've got al wrapping up vacation, as well. alexandra steele of the weather channel has been doing a great job. alexandra, take it away. >> a great crowd we've got here. a lot of people from minnesota, and kansas and oklahoma. all the incredible hot spots. let's take a look at the sa

. >>> spanish officials say a man was gored to death in the running of the bulls in pamplona, spain. the first such death in more than a decade. the web site says he was gored in the neck and lungs during a run in which one bull ran back the wrong way. nine other people were injured. >>> two mean involved in the carefully plotted murder of a witness of a murder has received lengthy time in prison. the two were sentenced yesterday. both apparently played key roles in the drive-by shooting death of carl lackl, who was planning to testify against drug dealer patrick byers in a murder case. >>> police in anne arundel county are searching for suspects. the victim, a 19-year-old man told investigators he was outside smoking when he was approached by two men who forced him back into his residence and stole various items before taking off. >>> five corrections officers were fired after two escaped from a maryland juvenile facility. we're talking washington d.c.'s new youth center called new beginnings. d.c.'s mayor also put two other workers on leave and demoted the superintendent. the facil

". >> al gore wants to get fat and rich off of this stuff. that's all he is doing. >> studies show that global warming results from too much carbon dioxide in the air. climatologists said cars and industry leads to increase in greenhouse gases and could be responsible for more hurricane seasons and tornadoes. but the founder of the weather channel disputes some of the claims made by environmentalists, even going so far as filing suit against al gore for creating hysteria. >> the arctic ice cap, is melting more rapidly than had been predicted. >> essentially what he is saying is right on. he showed the world. >> tommy landers and his co-workers, believe it is happening but happening right here. >> here around the chesapeake bay we are the third most vulnerable state in the country to sea level rise. over 200 acres every year lost. the vast majority of the science activities across the world say there is concern. >> but for a majority of critics it is not whether the earth is wet getting warmer but whether man is to blame. and what kind of affe

al gore e battle with nazis. of winston urill to fight climate chae and cused politicians of exploiting ignorance about the dangers of global warmg to aid difficult decions. >> ay. >>he same quote i just read before. >> a right. >> al gore is still ok with us. right now the burden i on us. i think we overstated it. we're going to try to get sme more -- we need the text of that entire speech. when we come back, savannah guthrie is live in italy. she's traveling with the president. we're so going to be talking to pat buchanan about sah palin and her high appral ratingn the republican party. pat probably hashe 2012 on ahe president overseas tripnd much more. firswe'll talk to a congressman, boy, hs got -- he's got attack ads already being launcd agnst him on his vote regarding the climate change bl. naing onon ud r. weotototatatininci on us cars for everybody anont cfidedence ininin o. caususususlendnds s ve a a a t tcks. ququq n . >>> undery plan of a cpping trade sysm, elected trity rates would skyrocket. >> that'

the bull gored him in the neck. nine runners were injured.remonies will continue as scheduled tomorrow. >>> shoppers in northern virginia got a bit of a surprise recently when a hungry bear showed up at a grocery store. people in the parking lot backed up and reached for their cameras. people living nearby think they have seen the same bear as well. i saw what i thought was a rotweiller coming across the parking lot toward us. i thought wow, the weirdest looking rotweiller i have ever seen. when i got closer the sinking feeling came. i realized it was a bear. >> but she didn't runaw ay that fourth of july evening. she grabbed her camera and snapped the pictures. >> shocked beyond belief there was a bear there. >> black bear. walking ke that. so, you know. i was just like -- what? a bear here? >> she watched as the black bear climbed on top of the shopping cart to peek inside giant store route 17 stafford county. all food was oh, sews close. but couldn't find the door. >> he was purposefully heading towards the giant. he knew where he was go

a 27-year-old man was gored to death two days earlier. it was the festival's first fatality in almost 15 years. experts say the bulls are their most dangerous when they split from the pack. that's usually when they become disoriented and irritated by the crowds. >>> despite rumors to the contrary, alaskan governo sarah palin says she is staying involved in national politics. palin hopes to build a right of center coalition. she told the "washington times" she's eager to campaign for those who share her views. the republican says americans ar tired of partisan politics and added both her husband and 20-year-old son are registered as nonpartisan in alaska. >>> some pentagon officials want to stop soldiers from lighting up to deal with stress. "usa today" reports that health experts at the department of defense want secretary gates to ban tobacco use by all service members. a study found that one in three servicemen and women use tobacco compared to one in five americans. the study also found members of the military use cigarettes to relieve

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it gored a 27-year-old spaniard and he later died. a 61-year-old american and two others were also gored and another man was tossed by the bull's horns but wasn't seriously hurt. the death today was the first in 15 years and the 15th since they started keeping records back in 1924. >> couric: the senate judiciary committee opens confirmation hearings monday for sonia sotomayor, the first hispanic nominated to the supreme court and only the fourth woman. hearings for some past nominees have produced fireworks, but it should be smooth sailing for sotomayor, though she's sure to be questioned about one controversial remark. wyatt andrews has a preview. >> just to make it look official here. >> reporter: she met with 89 senators, faced six weeks of scrutiny, but on monday a virtual script will unfold for the confirmation of sonia sotomayor. >> i'm enthusiastic about it. >> reporter: democrats like patrick leahy will push the personal story of the girl from the projects, the yale grad who could have made millions but who started her career

vice president gore went instead. and the same five or six reporters who were going to go on air force one with president clinton went with vice president gore, who welcomed us to the plane and began showing us around the plane with great relish. . .

so she through this line in gore's gay. and jim picks it up. >> charlie: he knows it's otherwise opportunity to play. >> yes, and he loved that. >> charlie: we'll take a look at another piece. this is where simon played by tom hallender meets with the press. >> he's the minister for international development. y he's one of the good guys in the uk government. he's the guys in charge of international aid, charity work, that sort of thing. he's quite ante the war. the film starts with him saying the war is unforeseeable and malcolm turker -- >> charlie: he's the masseter of communication. role tape. this is simon meeting the press. >> that's right. >> it's going to be a nightmare. >> do you want to -- >> hello there. >> so, is war unstable in a sense. >> look, there are all sorts of things that are actually very likely are also unforeseeable for the -- the mountain is unforeseeable but then it is suddenly very real and inevitable. right. >> is this your opinion or the government position. >> the mountain is completely hard mou

it gored a 27-year-old spaniard and he later died. a 61-year-old american and two others were also gored and another man was tossed by the bull's horns but wasn't seriously hurt. the death today was the first in dngtepi reed the 15th since they ecords back in 1924. ds capturing the beauty of nature. sharing what i see. that's my vision. and i'm living it. every day, transitions lenses are there to help care for my sight. announcer: transitions lenses adjust to changing light to reduce glare and help protect your eyes from uv damage so you can see better today... and tomorrow. live your vision. transitions. healthy sight in every light. transitions lenses are available at an america's best location near you. >> couric: the senate judiciary committee opens confirmation hearings monday for sonia sotomayor, the first hispanic nominated to the supreme court and only the fourth woman. hearings for some past nominees have produced fireworks, but it should be smooth sailing for sotomayor, though she's sure to be questioned about one controver

why waste the time following stories like al gore saying that the u.s. climate bill, cap and trade, will help bring about global governance. why mention that obama is picked to head the environmental division at the department of justice is from g.e. wait a minute. g.e. oh, yeah, sure, she defended g.e. in pollution lawsuits an g.e. is trying to get stimulus money for their eco-imagination clean energy project, but, hey, there's no way government and business are just fusing together, right? get off that gravy train. there is a wise latina heading for the supreme court, and she's so empathetic. oh, i almost forgot. ignore president obama's meeting today. it happened about 1:00, that's when stone ya sotomayor was -- sonia sotomayor was there, doing this, you know, listening to the politicians. meanwhile, the president was meeting with some people himself in the white house. he was going over his healthcare agenda trying to get new ideas. he was meeting with labor unions. yeah, yeah. democrats, by the way, also just happened today to be getting out all the

insane how they're thrashing our dollar. >> first of all, glenn, with respect to cap and trade, al gore is right. the only way this works is if you have global governance, where you have a global regulator and global taxer to police every activity of the economy in every corner of the globe. you know, right now, glenn, all the rest of the countries in the world are laughing at us. glenn: oh, i know it. >> they're amazed that we unilaterally economically disarmed ourselves with that vote on cap and trade. china and india now, they're licking their chops right now. they know all those jobs are going to go from the united states to china and india, and we're not listening to them, glenn, they said we will never sign this treaty and never subject our commit to these kind of regulations. glenn: when we come back, i want to talk about what japan is doing with its yen, what china is starting to do. they're starting to trade not with u.s. dollars an saudi arabia in the middle east and how insane it is. with cap and trade, what we're doing with them with our dollar and oil and what they dollar a

al gore's enemy, the u.n.'enemy: global warming. >> american politics has always been a rough game. but political scientist jeffrey feldman, who's written a book on the effects of angry political rhetoric, says this is different. >> our system is a deliberative democracy. and that deliberative democracy depends on a certain kind of talk, a certain conversation in order to function well. what right-wing rhetoric does, when it reaches that violent pitch, is it undermines that particular conversation, such that the focus of political debate, becomes increasingly hamstrung by fear, and the ability of citizens to engage in the basic act of civics becomes gummed up. that conversation breaks down. >> knoxville pastor chris buice agrees. >> when you blame all your problems on some minority group, then everyone else is exonerated. we exonerate ourselves. we don't have to look at ourselves to see what sort of ways we contribute to the problems of the world. we don't have to examine ourselves, to see what we are doing tha

for the first time in 14 years, a man has been gored to death at the running of the bowls. a 27-year-old spaniard was caught by a bowl. several other people were injured. british forces in afghanistan are going through one of their worst weeks in combat in modern times. eight more have been killed in separate incidents. several deaths now number 184, more than in the iraq conflict. they're dangerously undercooked, and the prime minister has warned of a heart summer ahead. >> in the skies, making the dead's final journey home. >> ♪ >> the coffins of five soldiers to return today taken respectfully by comrades, going to the chapel. then came a public display of respect. the town is silenced to honor the call that they will do again in the coming weeks. for some, grief was overwhelming. the bells tolled for the dead. and the rifles were killing in a single incident. his life was lost again to an ied. now, more servicemen have died in afghanistan than did in iraq. >> it is tough going, because the taliban have rightly identified this is their ground. if they lose their, they lo

the bulls gored him in the neck. nine others were injured friday.remonies will continue as scheduled today. >>> becoming legal to hunt for pythons. the python population of more than 150,000 is, quote, out of control and spreading. pythons can be very dangerous. last week, a florida toddler was strangled to death by a pet python. >> put the calls around you, start to constrict and suffocate somebody. >> we're developing a plan immediately that will roll out that we will allow people to train supervised by us to go out and hunt pythons and kill them. >> under the plans, 750,000 acres of land and florida will be open to python unters with permits. however, the national park has made it clear that hunting will not be permitted on their grounds. they promised to curb the python population including nonlethal methods. the nationals have recorded 60 losses before the all-star break for the second straight year. and the third round of the u.s. women's open gets under way today. here's hakeen durm irk sh. >>> starting with baseball. ryan zimmerman was out o

and a man was gored to death last week.that's the first time that has happened in 14 years. >>> another day and another delay for the space shuttle "endeavour." nasa is hoping it will have better luck tomorrow. liftoff has been scheduled for wednesday at 6:03 p.m. and bad weather forced nasa to cancel the launch again. and there have been delays. "endeavour" is scheduled to deliver the final piece of the japanese laboratory to the international space station. >>> and ryan zimmerman will not be the only d.c. player on the game. and president obama will throw out the ceremonial first pitch. he will be the fourth u.s. president to throw out a pitch at a major league all-star game. following kennedy, nixon and ford, and obama will be accompanied by willie maze. >>> and still ahead, a major scare aboard a southwest airlines airliner, when a hole ripped on top of the plane in midair. >> plus, alaska governor, sarah palin back in the spotlight today. the new criticism she has for obama's policies. >>> and an amazing story about a

they were gored by the running bulls that were released from the pens. every year the bulls chase spectators through the streets of pamplona. and a man was gored in the neck, and the first person in 15 years to be killed while running with the bulls. >>> steve villanueva is joining n us to tell us about the heat and the humidity d anraine . ight back.Ñ?Ño l the art of getting dirty. the art of getting clean. new powerfully formulated wisk®... is betteon tough mud stains than tide total care. wisk®. powerfully clean. perfectly priced. >>> the space shuttle "endeavour" remains on the launch pad this morning. not a cloud in the sky. nasa is holding meetings this morning to try and launch the shuttle tonight. severe weather forced saturday's scheduled to be scratched. technicians found no damage, but they needed a day to check the shuttle's systems. >>> that reminds me of our august weather, when we have a warm day and then the lightning and rain come at night. why is that? >> daytime heating. and so when it hearts to heat up, the clouds bubble up, and then

al gore. are you listening? report released yesterday confirms the stimulus is simply not working. it also confirmed the obama administration is wasting millions of dollars in the process. abc news reports that $18 million is being set aside in order to redesign recovery.gov. this is the website that was so important that the vice president did not know the address. >> do you know the website? >> you know, i'm zit -- i am embarrassed. do you know the website number? i do not have it in front of me. i am embarrassed. it is recovery.gov. sean: the white house says this site will help americans track where their money is being spent. i have a better idea. why don't you give us our money back and leave us alone? "hannity's america" continues with details of why the members of one of the world's most famous bands are being called gecko vo: you see, it's not just telling people geico could save 'em hundreds on car insurance. it's actually doing it. gecko vo: businessmen say "hard work equals success." well, you're loo

. >> a 27 year-old man has been gored to death in spain.s the first death from the running of the bulls their in 14 years. the group of polls is let loose every morning to charge through the streets. it is as famous as an image of britain, the eiffel tower. -- is as famous as an image of britain as the eiffel tower, big ben is 150 years old today. [bells clanging] >> of their burdens spells for 100 -- they are britain's bells for 150 years. a new day, under your -- a new year. the westminster clock tower has come to symbolize london and britain are around the world. but the bells have had a checkered history. for one thing, big ben itself cracked soon after its installation. >> they did not know what to do with it. eventually said it had become an embarrassment. so they turned the bell about 90 degrees to get it away from where the hammer was hitting. they drove a crack from top to bottom to keep it from a cracking any more and it has been ringing ever since. >> the first big ben was set up a new palace yard, but shattered. the metal had be

in our area this noon, we are still sitting pretty under some gore just skies and loving conditions. eyewitness news live with the complete first warning weather coverage. >> beautiful afternoon. >> boy does it look like it. and meteorologist bernadette woods in the first warning weather center. >> first warning doppler radar, there is nothing in our area still. overall it's going to be another nice day. however, we're going to start to warm it up because of a front moving our way. it's going to pump up some warm air, then this front is going to move into the mid-atlantic starting tomorrow. not going to be as big or strong as we're seeing out to the west but this is something that we'll be monitoring. for more on what's going on here is marty. >> thank you, bern. good afternoon. let's take a look at a graphic. this is kind of an interesting cold front. it's getting its birth up near the hudson and james bay region where we'll start to see some fronts move our way in september. fall, if you will. looks like by early next week when the vortex of that cool, if you will, air is over your

the yankees sweep the series for a second time this year in the new yankee stadium. 6-4 is this gore yesterday. on friday, the open a series against boston. we hope your day is off to a fantastic start. >> thank you. it is 72 degrees on t.v. kill. -- tv hill. >> i have a wrap up with the president's news conference last night and where he plans to take his health care message today. that story is coming up. >> and people in maryland respond to president obama's health care plan. >> showers and storms to our east. we are in the middle. i will let you know if we get in the action later today. >> as far as a morning commute, we are checking on several accidents to let you know about. >> good morning. welcome back to 11 news today. >> h

. >> you mean like bush v gore? bush v gore was that getting the court involved in politics.go to alberto gonzalez who expressed his general support for the confirmation of judge sotomayor. how much of that is based on your own, our own et nis at this, our cheering on, one of our own who has come out of the ashes of poverty as you did to such great success. how much is rooting for the home team and how much of your support of her confirmation is based on her judicial experience? >> i haven't said i would support her. what i have said it is an historic apointment. it's a great day in the hispanic community. she is wonderfully qualified a brilliant example of the american dream. legitimate questions have been raised about her philosophy. i think it is an appropriate line of review in the hearings. whether or not she can be impartial. it's based upon her public statements. when you have to look at the cases those are important indicator of the kind of judge she is going to be over the long-term. i am withholding judgment. that's what the hearings are all about to give the nomine