turning to cricket where it's all to play for between world champions india on the west indies in their second test the tourists leaving by thirty four runs in their second innings after a rain interrupted proceedings the windies were ninety eight for five starting the day trailing india by one hundred three runs the marlon samuels on shimmering chanderpaul partnership coming into the deficit someone just in seventy seven runs by the six wickets. while darren sammy out of fifteen more runs before india bowler ishant sharma got his mom on more than twenty two zero finishing the day with a career best of six for fifty five west indies the last bulldogs four hundred ninety with india proceeding to a twenty three one lead of my matzah right in the second innings that means it's a thirty four run advantage overall but apart from sharma far from a polish showing from the world's number one cricket nation. and finally free style restaurant from the republic of dagestan can always be depended upon to add to russia's coffers in the olympics while wrestling remains the region's favorite sports al

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algo más que la indy pendencia de estados unidos.oria integral y que mo se promulgue más leyes contra los indocumentados. antes y no guillén nos dice que la marcha tuvo que ver la derr una propuesta ante ti inmigrante. estamos haciendo la segunda revolución y si se puede. >>> fue ideal para las personas que piden una reforma migratoria. marcharon por la derrota de la sb 9. >>> estas son leyes anti inmigrantes. aseguró el representante estatal joaquín plaza. >>> texas se perfilaba para sumarse a otros estados del país que profesor sharoning una mayoría republicana. probaron lo que se considera leyes anti inmigrantes. el predz se dice. debe hacer más. univh@not uni-e. >>> el voto hi pans es más clave en las elecciones presidenciales de estados unidos. los inmites deben dar un paso importante. con miras a los comicios del 2012. así lucen muchas ciudades del país debido a las celebraciones con motivo del día de la independencia. muchos inmigrantes quieren tener la ciudadano y otros agradecen tenerla recientemente. >>> por qué no te has h

and 86 degrees in indy. boston gets up to 82. miami 90 degrees. >>> visiting an amusement park is always a treat for any 3-year-old. but for a little california boy this visit was packed with a little something extra. >> dane sparks loves lego land, especially his favorite character there, darts vader. he was posing for a picture when another character asked if he could join in. >> it turned out to be dane's dad. he's a marine sergeant who's been deployed in afghanistan since january. obviously a picture-perfect moment there. it's like better than if luke skywalker had walked in. >> his own superhero. >> exactly. pretty amazing stuff. we'll be right back with more "world news now." let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, cal

que los retirados reciban sus cheques de seguro social el 3d a agosto si el congreso no amplia el indi>> y ayer le presentamos la propuesta de un candidato que tiene indignados a muchos hasta de sus propios partido, propuso krau ir una gran muralla china y poner lagartos para que los inmigrantes no pasen, estos son los comentarios:. gracias por su comentario. >>> nos puede seguir en telemundo twitter, facebook para seguir en contacto directo para más información y comentarios. >>> claro que si, con esto vamos a una pausa pero no se vayan en instantes con una camiseta ensangentada de su hijo una madre pide justicia. >>> argentina recibe conmovida los restos de esta madrugada detenido dos sospecopechosos de participar el asesinato de facundo cabral uno de ellos el que contrató a los sicarios y también esta mañana sus restos fueron recibidos con honores en su país natal para que sus seguidores puedan rendir tributo. >>> viendo la repercución que esto tuvo realmente creo que esto es lo que él quería, que la gente lo escuche y pueda tener en cuenta las cosas que él predicaba entiendo que lo

i know it was a really indy indy. >> so small. >> jimmy: i mean, how did you get the budget?d shooting at mike's mom's house in connecticut. 'cause we could live there for free. >> jimmy: which is mike's mom's house? >> rhoda's house. >> jimmy: what a good name. i love the name rhoda. >> it's kind of random, right? we totally made that up. >> jimmy: mary tyler moore's friend. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] there's a sitcom called "rhoda." >> we meant that actually. >> jimmy: you did not! rhoda is really cool. but the prison scenes and all that stuff. >> well, that we totally gorilla stole. mike basically found a prison we could drive close enough to the front entrance. and then he parked across the street. and he's like, "go in there as rhoda." like, i had the costume on. "and come out." i walked into the prison, turned around and walked back and he films the shot, and get in the car and like, "whew, i totally did that." >> jimmy: that's totally illegal. >> all the cops converge on the car. and they are like, "what are you guys doing here?" and they want to take the

i was like, oh my gosh, indy!n annoying thing for the makeup artist to say around harrison ford. all right, already. give me my acting pills. you have two teenage sons, i understand. >> yeah, 13 and 15. >> jimmy: are they psyched that dad is in this movie? >> they're psyched because t ty get to meet all these people. >> jimmy: they came toork with you? >> yeah. we were on set and they met harrison ford and harrison was doing a scene where he's pulling out his son, paul, out of the stagecoach, but there's this wire, so, harrison runs up and he trips on a wire an he sayss [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. and he's about to swear more and my sons were looking at him, shocked, and he was like -- i apologize for that. all right, let's do it again, guys. >> jimmy: were the boys around when olivia had her cgi nude scene? >> different movie. >> jimmy: oh. >> she was wearing a white shirt. >> jimmy: what's that? >> oh, that naked scene, yeah. they weren't there that day. there were other children. strange. >> when she was doing her sce

a vital part of the construction indi -- industry and number one hardest job to find qualified applicants for. >> with the work we do, you don't want to have people that aren't skilled and trained. what we do is dangerous. anything can go wrong z you don't have proper training, you're just not an asset to the job site. >> paul is a fourth generation electrician. he became an apprentice. with recession putting a stop to many build prog jekts, waiting list for such apprenticeship is hundreds of people long its not fair to the person to put them into a class and say go find a job. we don't do it that way. so if there is no jobs we don't want to bring them in. >> but kathleen says things br to turn around for skilled tradesmen with three hospitals and an airport terminal to be built in the next year. that is why it topped the list and they're followed by sales reps, drivers and accounting staff to round out top five. also in top 10 i.t.staff, managers teachers and machinists. for this carpenter, news couldn't come soond8 enough. he's been on thatç waiting list for electrician training progra

algo más que la indy pendencia de estados unidos.ás leyes contra los indocumentados. antes y no guillén nos dice que la marcha tuvo que ver precisamente con la derrota de una propuesta ante ti inmigrante. estamos haciendo la segunda revolución y si se puede. >>> fue ideal para las personas que piden una reforma migratoria. marcharon por la derrota de la sb 9. >>> estas son leyes anti inmigrantes. aseguró el representante estatal joaquín plaza. >>> texas se perfilaba para sumarse a otros estados del país que profesor sharoning una mayoría republicana. probaron lo que se considera leyes anti inmigrantes. el predz se dice. debe hacer más. ningún estudiante del dream act sea deportado. dijo el congresista demócrata. en ejemplo agente de in muy e grags. en un estado. donde cerca del 50% de la población. es de origen latino. es tiempo que el anglo sajón y cola nu en sí, conozca que... >>> la marcha cumplió su objetivo logró reunir a los pocos que luchan por los muchos que no se aparecen. y los que hoy. solo les pidieron. que no compren nad

>> when i did some volunteer work at the university of the west indies.ecause i always wanted to be a teacher, and then as i'm doing the volunteer work, i was so intrigued with the doctors going on rounds, being with patients. that you see patients come in very sick and then they leave very well and then i said, "oh this is so exciting" and i never looked back. >> reporter: this is kind of fun! how did you pick a specialty? >> that's the thing. in the third year of medical school you do what is called your clinical rotation and that is you do a little internal medicine, some obstetrics and gynecology, pediatric, general surgery, psychiatry and as you go along you form your impressions. is this what i really love? "and you will find that specialty that says "wow" -- where you can't wait to come back the next morning where you can't sleep, you don't want to miss anything! >> reporter: where you don't mind going to bed at 1:00 and waking up at 5:30? >> now you're talking! that's it. once you're sterile, you keep your hands up and then you walk in. >> reporte

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the cricket world champions india were unable to clinch a second straight test win over the west indies rain delays on perlite forcing an early end to proceedings leaving a draw off to the windy seventy one overs on day five v v s laxman with a great run the thirty six year old ended india's first innings with eighty five before being caught out of eighty seven in the second cleared on two hundred sixty nine for six ishant sharma i'm out of the must for india and four wickets on sunday the twenty two year old finishing the test with a total of ten wickets the first time he's achieved in his career. rain delays as the hosts moved the children to for seven light then stopped proceedings meaning a draw was held the second test. and finally the temperatures here in the russian capital have been reaching indeed thirty degrees celsius regularly over the past few weeks just perfect for swimming then a no better time for the moscow open water championships. to take place. perfect weather and a perfect venue that's what the moscow open more ashamed and ship is known for an annual event a direct

i don't want to be the indy darling because sometimes the indy darling means nobody has heard of you" is racing up the charts. if it reaches the top, perry will tie michael jackson's record of five number one hits from a single album. do you know a hit song when you hear it? you knew california girls would be big. >> it's a feeling. it's almost a feeling like when you meet the love of your life. >> reporter: last fall she married him. he's the bad boy british comedian and actor russell brand. they connected at rehearsals for the mtv video music awards where perry made her move. and you threw an empty bottle at him. >> threw it at him. it hit him in the head. he turned around and it was kind of like... you met your match. >> reporter: they've become the hot couple of the tabloids. but perry likes to create fireworks. it was the idea behind another number one song. >> the idea was that when i passeded, as all pop stars pass, i don't want to be buried because i think that's boring. i would like to see put into a fireworks and then shot across this ocean. >> reporter: out up over there.

and he is losing among indy voters. the president acknowledged it will be about his record saying, quote, americans understand that we didn't get into this problem overnight. if next november they feel i have been working as hard as i can and i have been getting things done to move us in the right direction i will win. if they don't, i will lose. but will it be a referendum or a beauty contest. that's how you do it. over the years there is key factors influencing voters. and now studies say the tendency is most prevalent among low information voters who watch a lot of television. anyway, perhaps there is a better way to determine if the president gets a second term. >> this is a fox news alert from new york. we are now hearing -- waiting to hear the latest information about yesterday's twin attacks from police in norway. they are speaking right now. they announced that the death toll jumped sharply to 87. right now we are hearing from police in norway. let's go ahead and see if we can listen in. >> and their families. >

without hesitation he went on to describe how quote they took their own clothes and gave them to the indy is more on our web site at r.t. dot com. washington's proposed missile shield over europe remains the stumbling block in russian american relations that's according to foreign minister sergei lavrov now in the united states but he's got a church car and spoke to us from our washington bureau a little earlier. portman is alive rove is meeting president obama this morning and is taking place the meeting is taking place behind closed doors so there's no way of knowing what they're actually discussing it could be the weather but they are definitely more pressing issues and one of the most irritating ones in the relations between the two countries is america's missile defense plans in europe president obama has scrapped the bush admin administration missile defense plans but they're going ahead with a new one foreign minister lavrov said where she needs for legally binding guarantees that the project will not threaten russia's security washington has made reassuring statements before but m

. >>> things happen quickly on the indy car circuit.x, he comes in hot, gets in to the back of gram. he ended up with the tire that caused him to take tracy out. he gestures -- the winner -- power took a bit of the margin away from dario who was third today. that's it for this early sunday night edition of sport wrap. see you tonight at ten. >> thank you. >> tonight on the 10:00 news we are monitoring the negotiations on the federal debt ceiling, as the country gets closer to a default. how would it impact you and the key points keeping law makes from making a deal? >> and another look at the forecast. >> yeah. the fog in the morning, not a big change for tomorrow but if you are waiting for the warmer temperatures we will warm back up wednesday and thursday. >> lock at your workweek forecast. thank you for joining us. i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. thank you for joining us. the next newscast is at ten. see you then.

. >>> it didn't take long for things to get crazy on the indy. lap we're on board with tagliani. rayhol ends up where a flat tire that causes him to lose control. rayhal not happy with the assist. will power held off castroneli and won for the first time this year. franki to the ti was third today as the series point leader. >>> and the german grand prix, buemi not a good decision, he ends up on the hook. his day ended just nine laps. the winner was hamilton winning for the second time this year. hamilton the former series champion is third right now

the josephine that they can get a book published that parts of it have been sort of passed around indym study and research community. the originals are actually in a safe deposit box controlled by the ford county historical society in dodge city kansas. and i have gone up there and with the permission of the man who made the donation i have studied business trips and came away absolutely certain that josephine was as full of it. much of what you see in my book is gathered from other public records and documents. if it says it makes many of her statements looks somewhat questionable, macy were here right now she would be something in throwing herself on your mercy to be protected by samuel outsider like me that only wants to make white look at. just a thing like that. when it comes to the fax she did not need anybody sell. i will say how wonderful writer named and kirschner is currently at work on a biography of josephine. she is braver than i am. i have great faith in her, and when her book comes out i hope you will snap it up, as i will. as you will find time short, some wonderful thi

and if you go on to these websites what they are supporting is the small scale by individual.ale, or indi it is a sign of the disintegration of al qaeda proper, but also a sign that they believe that this ideology that they have been successfulle create on the internetreat has found a very small minoritya of people in this country, but nevertheless it has done some traction. >> host: the eighth alleged plot in two years. the eighth such conspiracy in the last two years. rresislamic congress have been arrested for plotting a fort sea hood style attack. >> guest: this is the very story that i'm talking about. and this particular case is concerning because it wast disrupted not because the fbi was aware, but because someone said forward. it was, of course the motherd, s right thing to do, but i wouldto point out that there are some cases that are very much under the radar. in the summer of 2009 there was an attack on iraq permit center in arkansas. the man who was the allegedthe shooter in that case is a convert who traveled to yemen to and spent 18 months there and disappeared into the trai

." >> guys, it's a struggling indie film. you have to put money into it.my: kick starter. was it moving, did you cry? be honest. >> it's a beautiful movie, it's very exciting, it really was. >> jimmy: it was good, right? >> it's awesome. the whole cast was there and talked about how it's a 10 year experience for them. and you think about that, they were little kids when they started it, most people were kids when they started reading it, and now it's all coming to a close, it's epic. >> it is epic. it's pretty cool. i haven't seen a movie like that, really. >> we as a community all get to enjoy something together, that's a blast. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how is your wife, by the way? your wife. >> my wife. i got married. >> jimmy: congratulations, my man. ♪ that's so good. she is gorgeous. where did you guys meet? >> we met in a comic book store originally. >> jimmy: is that right? >> that is right, she's a big nerd. [ laughter ] into nerdy stuff. >> jimmy: that's pretty good, two nerds get together and all that stuff. >> doesn't it just give you hope that t

racing league, indie car series or the motor cycle association or otherwise conduct recruiting outreach under the authority of 561-b of the flide d. spence as enacted into law. 114-1654-a -- 129. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. ms. mccollum: my amendment requires the department of defense to limit what they spend on motor sports sponsorships for indy car series no more than $20 million in fiscal year 2012. with our nation in fiscal crisis i can't imagine anyone wanting to spend more than $20 million. as members of congress, we must make choices as to what to do with american taxpayers' money. congress needs to set priorities to reduce the deficit and grow our economy. this year the department of defense will spend $63 million in taxpayer funds to sponsor motor sports for recruitment purposes. in the last decade, hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars have been spent to sponsor motor sport racing and what do the american people get? the millions of tax dollars by big stickers on race cars, they pay for multi-million dollar race tracks for race car drivers and

. >> jimmy: it's not a little indie film. everywhere we go for smurf press, they bring giant stuffed people dressed up like smurfs. look you can see them. so for the premier it was heat wave week in new york, and these poor people in the smurf costumes are like woozy smurf and about to pass out smurf. [ laughter ] and threw up in my costume smurf. this one, it was pouring rain when we did this. so actually -- so we were envious of them for that one because we were soaking wet. >> jimmy: this movie is a lot of cgi smurfs running around. >> indeed. >> jimmy: it's going to be a great fun movie for the family. bring the kids to it. >> it is. it seems like it would be more of a kid's movie. but the whole point -- when we were signing onto it and making it as we wanted to, honor the 20 somethings to 40 somethings that remember it from the '80s and even earlier. so we made a conservative effort to have the dialogue be sharper and have it not just be a pandering movie to little kids. we have a clip of "the smurfs." here's neil patric

. >> still to come, history repeats itself on the golf tour and not a good day at the office for indy no rain has been a big problem in colorado at golf's women's united states open. today no different as they are just back and forth -- and the final round, and angela stanford are tied forked lead. whoever would expect them to be, the john deere classic, stricker began the day with a two point lead. this is the year to get acquainted with new names like kyle stanley. he made birdie at 15, it was five birdies and six holes, that was good enough to get him a share of the lead. it then got tougher for stricker who got a bogie at 15 and had to dig his ball out at 16 to identity it. he tried to blast out and it didn't work. he takes another bogie. stanley -- par16 and 17 and then made bogie at 17. he pulled even at 17 and then can force the playoff with the par putt at 18 or you could just make the birdie and send everybody home. stricker up and down day with a 69 that left him 22 under par for the tournament and the winner of the event for the third straight year. >>> a new stage winner a

leaving her four shots back. 22-year-old caroline mason has a one-stroke lead over indy park and minaee through 36 holes. >>> :lebron james scored 33 points and put on a show in l.a.'s legendary drew summer league. no word of how many of those points came in the 4th quarter and, of course, lebron has already said he wouldn't take his talents to europe during the lockout he gets $30 million a year then doorsments so he doesn't need the money -- in endorsements so he doesn't opened into the money. >> maybe he can work on his dribbling and ball handling. >> just standing around watching. >> those leagues are going to become more popular now obviously with the lockout going on so. it's going to be a lot of focus on that. >> smith's football camp. >> camp alex. >>> see you at 10:00 and 11:00. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant.

anybody can make a compelling case themself as to why they should are irate, offended, indi intig nanlt>> i think they say, not having a job is a full-time job. that only goes to a point. you can only end up so many rez meuhs. you can only follow so many leads. there has to be a time when you take care of your emotional core as well. that means talking to friends. maybe seeing a counsellor to discuss how angry this situation is making you. it goes usually from shock that you got fired to pragmatism with i'm going to find another job. then to anger. and sometimes we need mun to help us on that journey a little. >> it's interesting, i had a conversation recently with deepak chopra, who was talking about, it's very easy to focus on one thing. >> sure. >> i'm working on this job. or i'm going through this divorce. or i don't have a job. or whatever that thing is. and you prioritize that one thing 20 such a level that every other thing? your life is completely abandon abandoned. stop eating, sleeping, all of these different thing. it's very hard when you're in a high-stress situation whether

. >> and also indy jeigestion. it's the annual nathan's hot dog eating competition.time there was a woman's division. alexandria's own sonya thomas took home the title after eating 40 hot dogs in just ten minutes, just one shy of her record. and joey "jaws" chestnut won his fifth straight mustard belt after scarfing down 62 hot dogs. the craziest part, that's not even his record. he wolfed down 68 dogs back in 2009. >> we laugh at them a little bit, but they won $20,000 each for winning this. and second place in the women's division, juliet lee of germantown. the top ladies all this from area. >> that says something about this area. not sure what it says. >> all right. 5:57 right now. >>> the star of the harry potter movies opens up about a personal problem. what he vows to never do again. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from ca

he's brought a special gift and i know this because i actually spent some time in this two-seater indy a few weeks ago. which is incredible. >> yes, it is. >> it said lester holt, i thought he was going it read it. i apologize. he wasn't paying attention. >> canada is your home, right? >> my hometown. >> second time you'll drive in front of a canadian crowd. >> we were in toronto last week and. >> he looks so young, despite the beard. how long have aiobeen rayou bee now? >> i started racing at 9. my father had a mid-life crisis and that was pretty much it. got a go-cart for my ninth birthday and doing it ever since. no race car on the planet that goes faster than this thing. over 225 miles per hour. so, it's a tremendous thing to see on the street courses it's almost more incredible to watch. how we navigate city streets, the braking, accelerating. all sorts of things. racing all kinds of tracks. the fastest, most versatile racers on the track. >> i should mention, which is really interesting. this is custom made. it is made for your exact body as is your steering wheel and everything

and finally, a very, very cool indie band -- givers will be performing a song off their new album --se ] -- a great song, it's a good summer jam. you can download it to your zune. all the kids walking around with their zunes listening to this song all summer long. it's fantastic. >> higgins: they've got their walkmans -- reel to reels. it's great. >> jimmy: yeah, it's going to be great. and to remind everybody, "thank you notes," our first book is in stores right now. [ cheers and applause ] quick read. good presents for grads and dads. >> higgins: yeah, dad's day is coming up. >> jimmy: dad's day is coming. it's this sunday. is father's day, right? >> higgins: i guess you're right. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. so go get that crappy gift for your dad together as soon as you possibly can. you guys, right now it's time for "celebrity whispers." here we go. ♪ [ whispers ] >> celebrity whispers. >> hello, i'm peggy hess, and welcome to "celebrity whispers." sshh. [ whispering ] >> hey, can we rent "cool runnings" tonight? >> yeah, put it on the top of the netflix queue. >> okay. special e

host: this leads to another question because of course - fighting -- with the text says, i went to indy 500 school, and one of the first unspoken lessons you learned is if you are not in charge of the bottomline company, you are not keen to get to be the ceo. if you are in charge of human-resources to they are not going to consider you. if you look to the making of cars of the bottom line of the profit and loss of that, you have a shot of being ceo. so, the marines are number one dubious combat. so here we are -- by the way the congress does not -- it's not a congressional law that we pass this is that you -- that a woman cannot be in combat. we naturally in 2005 said the department of defense gets to decide that is the policy and that is why we were talking about some changes and looking at other mos's and other things that can be moved. the congress in 2005 -- initially to the some three the congress said no women in combat in these particular areas -- but in 2005, we changed that and said listen, department defense, you decide if you're going to change it you have to come and tell us

petersburg is second behind indy. so that counts for us down there.and i'm going to close with midtown. and we focused on the poorest part of our community with probably the most effort. certainly during my first term and then into my second term as well. and why do you do that? why do you focus on the poorest parts of the community? when i ran for mayor, people said why should i put my money into that part of the town? not everybody said, but it say that. and i said, well, for two reasons. number one, you do it because it's the right thing to do morally because there are children that are growing up in this part of our community that you would not want to have your children grow up in that environment. you would not. that's not the children's fault. they're growing up in environments that they should not grow up in america or st. petersburg or anywhere, and we need to work toward a change in that. and some people would buy that. and i said there's a second reason, too, and the second reason is it's better for you. because if right now we are pouring

go to the indy 500?s at the yankee game yesterday. >> how many hot dogs did you have? >> one. it is part of the experience. >> yes. >> i have to tell you, i would probably buy the idea there is lot of sodium. i'm not sure i will make the leap from hot dogs to a plant based diet. just saying. >> that's a tough leap. very tough leaf. >> i had those fakey hot dogs. >> i call them the why bothers. you may as well eat a salad. why bother if you have to mold vegetables into the shape of me meat. just have kale. >>> why bother paying for going through a red light? a lot of questions surrounding red lights in california. do they cause more rear end collisions as some people stop and others are trying to get through? most importantly, do you have to pay the tickets if you get one? if you live in los angeles the answer to the last question is -- apparently, it is up to you. apparently because the way the law is written there, authorities cannot force violators to pay the $476 fine for running a red light. the news

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they're battling a wildfire at an indi an reservation. so far is 21 square miles and the blaze is spreading farther into steep, rugged terrain. it is not expected to frighten any structures or populated areas. >> in the news around the bay, san francisco mayor is considering running for a full term as mayor. he had maintained that he would not rent when he was named interim mayor. now he says some members are urging him to throw his hat into the ring. the election for mayor is coming up this november. >> we continue to watch what street, the dow jones industrial average continues to climb down 91 points yesterday to 108., 12,392. we have seen a big drop for the nasdaq and s&p. big news today, we saw durable goods orders dropped as well and the concerns here about what is happening in washington, there is no debt limit increase in place just yet. one of the highlights is a dunkin donuts. the and doneness owns baskin robbins and dunkin donuts, the stock came in around $90 a share is no of 21 -- is now $21 a share. >> we will be right back a

. >>> indi don't know authorities are still trying to figure out who was behind a series of deadly explosionsrocked mumbai yesterday. 18 people were killed. 131 injured. the home-grown organization known as the indian mujahadin is suspected in the attack, but no one has claimed responsibility. some security experts say a lack of intelligence about the attacks indicates a government failure, but officials insist that all hostile groups in the area, are, quote, under radar and those responsible will be found. >>> time is running out for president obama and congressional leaders to reach a long-term deficit reduction deal. according to two democrats familiar with the discussions, if both sides fail to reach an agreement on spending cuts and tax hikes by friday, they will have to shift their focus to solely raising the debt ceiling. the president is meeting with leaders of both parties today, marking the fifth straight day of talks. >>> the popular shows "mad men" and "modern family" were at the top of the list when the 2011 emmy nominations were announced day. "mad men" collected 19 nominations

indy car, is that true? is that >> yes. it inn and where, in toronto?l by myself. >> no, really. self. ! >> it was fantastic. >> this is on the street course? >> on the street course, which a little bitit more difficult than an oval. difficul ifyes, very true. >> they said, if you're lucky, maybe you'll hit 70. so i o i got out of the car and i thought they're going to say i did 55. i went 85. so that was great. and you know, people didn't did,eve me that i went 85. arman. id. >> n >> no way. >> i did. >> you are strutting your stuff. >> yeah. >> nice job. >> thanks. . david letterman. >> >> it was fun. >> it had to be. were you nervous? >> >> >> you didn't shoit. >> i was most nervous that i i'm not very would trip when i was walking out. i don't know if you know this, but i'm a total klutz, capital . >> i'm a t i didn't want him to ask me >> you did g anything i couldn't answer. welcome back >> you did well. >> thanks. it was fun. ithcome back to the "early great so far.ca hill. >> it's been great so far. a half hour left. try ry not to destroy my car

very close to the dynamics, i was convinced that he, unleashing all these people on capitol hill, indie media, would overcome the media complicity, like "the new york times," and the democratic party, and torn apart the lives and deceptions that bush-cheney used to invade weapons of mass destruction, collaboration with al qaeda and saddam, a threat to the united states with drone like technology, et cetera, et cetera. all now we have shown to be false. is this pie in the sky? why didn't george soros think about? he makes three-$4 billion on his good year, and to, two-and-a-half on apache but he's extremely smart. he knows what civic action does. he's got an open society institute. am i missing something? isn't a lack of imagination? is it a lack that if some of you called him he would never turn the calls because it wasn't his idea? is it too much of a hypothetical? what do you think we could have avoided, a disaster that is still in the making for the people of iraq and our soldiers and our standing in the world and our environment. >> i think it's a lovely idea, executing would have b

summer of 2005, tom morgan's movie about the killing of his sister showed up here and there in the indies not aware of it, the man who he once pegged to make the movie was working against him. >> i believe one police officer in one state should work with other police officers to take a murderer off the street and that's just how i am. i'm not going to go away. >> reporter: now it looked as though pat moug's policeman's passion would fade off. tom morgan, the brother who had been pestering investigators for years about his sister's murder was hauled in for questioning and now seemed to be a suspect himself. pat waited for word of an arrest and waited. >> right now, if he was in our state, i believe i have enough evidence for probable cause to arrest him. >> reporter: really? arrest him? well, there was no arrest. and now the state police also stopped returning pat's calls. but he was a fellow officer. surely he thought somebody at least owed him an explanation. >> if you knew information that i knew about a murder and no one wanted to help you, you should get up on a podium in central par

think it's a matter of public knowledge that it was george austal and the chancellor's idea that when indy 500 left the news of the world that they should start discussions with him on whether he would be an appropriate person to go in. the first time i heard of him being approached was not from the prime minister. >> see you had no conversation with david cameron? >> the answer is no. the allegation which i have read is that i told the prime minister to higher in the and that is not true, never was true and the idea came from george -- >> so you had no conversation with david cameron about in the carson being sort of in a position? >> no. you are talking before his appointment. no. >> you presumably would in a social context swap gossip with david cameron and that could actually be having been obtained by illegal means. are you satisfied that your dealings with david cameron before and after the prime minister that the sort of gossip you might share was above? >> i hope my earlier assurance that in any social encounters i've had with the prime minister any conversations were wholly inappr

indy and the sun managed to get the story out by being interviewed on sky news and gordon brown did manage to issue a positive statement about the situation. >> thank you. labor in the tom watson, and george, former press secretary to david cameron. you are a very good friend of gordon brown. how significant is this story about his son? >> i didn't know about it and tell i actually saw it today, but i wouldn't want that kind of thing about my children slapped all over the papers. i would be very upset if it came out, so it's yet another tragic story in this saga that isn't over. >> and yet, having had that done to him, he still went to rebekah brooks' wedding. >> yeah. a weird thing about politics your kind of on the treadmill, you've got to do these things. he's got responsibly, he's got to win election. he has a lot of people behind. i think you probably didn't want to go to the wedding but felt he had to. you will have to ask him why he went. >> this frankly tawdry relationship between -- this is not just in your party but all parties, and this particular media empire is being increasin

more of that around here and i think if we keep working p and shipping away we are going n to see indy 500 and common sen e will prevail over politics.o shu >> senatorr kunes, would you cae to share your thoughts?olorado >> mr. president, the senators o from colorado have of inspired me to come to the floor and joined in a colloquy about the c challenges facing the country, and to the senate terse fromly colin dutrow ayaan please stand in press and their leadershipwi and i greatly enjoyed servingt with them. one i agree that a vote on one of etha our tax expenditures on the ethanol subsidy was ane nscouraging and inspiring momena because we saw both democrats the country casting a vote to end tax expenditure subsidies many would argue out lift itstae usefulness. in a marketplace in my home state we recently saw the bankruptcy of the second largest poultry company into the second-l communicated to me their concerr about the ethanol subsidy. there's folks on both sides of that particular debate.nk the i think the larger point that's important to get to is certaint, in the markets. i spen

civilian government, almost three years, and as you say, there have been, there's been some problems with indie. pakistan has increased its nuclear weapons capability and research are perhaps more quickly than any other country in the world. why does the pakistani government see that as necessary? >> pakistan's nuclear policy as you know has always been relatively simple. pakistan does not -- pakistan is part of global efforts on nonproliferation the the prime minister presented president obama's nuclear security and safety summit. we're willing to be part of a global effort to do away with nuclear weapons. however, what we are not prepared for is having a much larger neighbor than ourselves having nuclear weapons and does not have a nuclear deterrent. that's been our policy. and so, our nuclear deterrent is primarily a regional specific nuclear deterrent. and even there, we have never foreclosed the possibility of future conversations, negotiations and dialogue which can find a solution and a way forward. we generally tend to be like all nations. we tend to be secretive about our nuclear weapo