come to new jersey. ch.thank you so much. >> thank you, jake. >>> "the roundtable" is next. >>> and later, "the sunday funnies." >> so, anyway, the president of british petroleum, tony hayward, is leaving his job. it's not official. not official. out. it just leaked out. we know why we're here. to build a new generation of airplanes to connect the world. ♪ airplanes that fly cleaner and farther on less fuel. and make nonstop travel possible to more places. ♪ [ female announcer ] around the globe, the people of boeing are working together -- to bring us together. that's why we're here. ♪ hi, how are you doing?ne. hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. is it affordable? it costs less than 35 cents a day-- that's pretty afford

jersey. i mean, because it -- what it does is takes a bunch of new yorkers, who most of the people on "jersey shore" are new yorkers, drops them at the jersey shore, tries to make america feel like this is new jersey. i could tell people, they want to know what new jersey really is, i welcome them to come to new jersey any time. the jersey shore is a beautiful place and a place everybody should come on vacation this summer. we've got another six weeks of summer left, come to new jersey. >> that's right. >> safe to say he's not tivoing the show, i think. in addition to him the new jersey italian american league, they have not only said this and more, they've said it's wildly offensive, it obviously promotes all kif hoe in terms of his state, i understand whuet. >> it's my home state, i have vacationed myself at the jersey shore. he made an important point, those kids are not from jersey. so it does kind of stereotype those kids are not from jersey. so it does kind of stereotype the state a lit

>> jersey has always been imaged, in a weird way, you know? new jersey, you're from new jersey?sociated with mobsters or something like that. >> larry: somewhere out there. >> i know. new jersey is a great place to live. and we have given some of the best talent to the world, from jack nicholson, to john travolta, to jerry lewis, to bon jovi, to frank sinatra. to the fujis, to latifah. i mean, we have something about us that i think just -- we just have this thing. and we're able to move around the world. everywhere i go, i seem to run into somebody from jersey. and they seem to know that -- we all seem to know we're from jersey for some reason. >> larry: do you mind the reality shows? >> i mean, it's just a reality show. aren't all reality shows reality shows? >> larry: what do you think of the popularity of reality shows? it's just chic. >> whatever you say, larry. you tell me. >> larry: i don't understand it all. >> people like watching other people's lifls. that's just what it is. this was predicted to happen a long time ago. and now it's here. and people just rely i are fas

new jersey is a beautiful place. >> jimmy: i love new jersey.ew jersey called bananas. so, if you're ever in new jersey, go to bananas. it's a great comedy club. >> there you go. >> jimmy: yeah, i forget where in new jersey. >> i don't know. i've heard of it, but i haven't been there. >> jimmy: i want to say hackensack without making that up. >> sure. >> jimmy: yeah. they have a lot of weird names, don't they? >> they're a lot of -- they're some indian names. >> jimmy: ho-ho-kus? >> they were here first, so they named the place. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. they are allowed to do that. >> ho-ho-kus! >> jimmy: that's what we got to call it, yeah. but a lot of people know you from "scrubs." but you've been working for a long while. i mean, you started before that. >> yeah, i started as a kid. i was trying to get work as an actor as a child. my first big thing was in a movie called "manhattan murder mystery" with woody allen. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh! >> yeah, it was really cool. >> jimmy: that's amazing. >> yeah, it was kind of terrifying. i'm just ba

dana owens in new jersey.ver, that you are a brand, and that's a big word these days? a brand. you're coca-cola. >> i'm coca-cola, pepsi and them. let me get my soda on. no. queen latifah outgrew me years ago, and i remembered it. i remember i was 24 years old. i was doing "living single" and i had a record out, and so many things were happening. all of these articles and covers and -- i was like, this is way beyond who i am. this is now gone to a whole new level. and which made me even more so want to just be me. to stick -- i mean, i still have the same energy i had since the beginning, over 20 years now. we've known each other since high school. i still work with a lot of my friend who i've known this high school. so i have real people around me. who can pat me on my back when i'm doing good and smack my hand when i'm doing something naughty, and it just keeps me more grounded. queen latifah become a phenomenon in a sense, but underneath the queen is just locked. that's what people really get from me, and t

feel like this is new jersey.beautiful place. we've got another six weeks or so of summer left. come to new jersey. >> governor certainly was not the only critic of the show. many italian-american groups have panned the show as offensive. >>> in sports, alberto contador road into the tour de france. meanwhile, seven-time champion lance armstrong finished 23rd, competing for the last time. for other highlights, kevin connors at espn news. >>> good morning, historic sunday in indianapolis. we take you to the brickyard for the action. pole sitter juan pablo montoya getting focused for the brickyard 400. jimmie johnson both eyeing their fifth brickyard victory. first lap of the race turned to kyle busch, flipped sam hornish jr. from behind, where there's smoke, there's generally a pileup. seven cars. busch would finish eighth, hornish, 30th. 40 left to go, while pitting during the fourth caution, jimmie johnson ran into the back of bill elliott. johnson would receive treatment under the hood. and finish 26th. 23 laps

holt of new jersey. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1559, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. holt and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. holt: i want to thank the rules committee for making this amendment in order and for the strong support and encouragement i received in this effort from the chairman of the military construction and veteran affairs subcommittee. mr. edwards' leadership of the subcommittee and his concern and compassion and advocacy for the needs of veterans is truly an inspiration. madam chair, we have few responsibilities as solemn and as important in ensuring that our veterans receive the care that we have promised them as a nation. to that end, my amendment directs the department of veterans affairs to allocate $20 million for direct advertising, the use of online social media and other media for suicide prevention outreach. let me take a moment to tell you why this issue means so much to me and i would lik

michelle miller in long branch, new jersey. hundreds of protesters made their voices heard at the beginning of an aids conference in austria shouting, "broken promises kill." they marched through the conference center to demand rich countries promise pledges to fund aids drugs. little has been done in haiti to fund homes and lives who have lost so much. dozens of relief agencies have been helping, one in particular taking a novel approach, using movies to lift spirits. cbs medical correspondent dr. john lapook is there. >> in a tent camp in port-au- prince, patients are resuscitating one of the earthquake's cruelest casualties, childhood. >> oh, i'm very sorry. a friend of yours died? >> reporter: on january 12th, this 11-year-old girl lost her friend and home. now an organization called film aid is helping to bring some magic into her life with an outdoor screen and a movie projector. at this camp more than 1,000 people came to see the disney film "up." why did you come tonight? you've come to see the film. >> when you see a c

the jersey shore gang is back and taking some heat, actually, from new jersey's governor. we'll talk to them in a minute. >> friends from the thank you famous beach house. that's coming up aftendereath.lh >>> good thursday morning to you. it's 7:56 this morning. i want to check the commute today. delays to tell us about. >> for the southbound train, reports of an earlier problem with train 206. that's caused some delays heading in that southbound direction. no specific number but we're thinking about 20-minute delays right now for many of those trains. keep that in mind. the freeways with are a good option, light volume of traffic southbound. the bay bridge has a light volume of traffic of the metering lights were turned on oof 6:38 this morning. a slow buildup at the toll plaza. it looks like the lanes between the metering lights and toll plaza filled in, why we're finally seeing the backup. rob, i don't want that backup to form. >> not a good thing to see on the morning commute. >>> as you saw from the bay bridge, not much in the way of sunshine right now, but eventually

club the new jersey devils had been pondering. over a month but decided to stay put despite speculation and could join scarse and petersburg in the kontinental hockey league he will be officially revealed as a new jersey. news conference the last time the twenty seven year old paid for a russian side dish during the n.h.l. lockout back in two thousand and five. elsewhere fireworks are promised in the tour de france today luxembourg rider and the schleck is valid to get revenge after losing the yellow jersey to defending champion alberto contador in controversial circumstances started stage fifteen in yellow thirty one seconds ahead of contador yesterday and saw his chance to increase that lead on the last big climb of the day in the pyrenees powering ahead after catching contador off guard but then cheyne came off real bad luck however cycling etiquette says riders should not attack the yellow jersey if he has a mechanical problem but contador ignored that and seizing this opportunity powered past the stage was won by frenchman th

club the new jersey devils couples who had been pondering his future for over a month but decided to stay put despite speculation he could join scar st petersburg in the kontinental hockey league he will be officially revealed as the new jews and choose date news conference the last time the twenty seven year old played for a russian side was during the n.h.l. lockout back into by another news fireworks of promised in the tour de france today luxembourg rider and each leg was back to get revenge after losing the yellow jersey to defending champion alberto contador in controversial fashion show started stage fifteen yesterday in your life thirty one seconds ahead of contador and saw his chance to increase that lead on the last big climb of the day in a peyronie's powering ahead after catching contador off guard but then schlecht train came off real bad luck however citing etiquette says riders should not attack the yellow jersey if he has a mechanical problem but contador yours that it seems that his opportunities in the past instead of easing up at this stage was won by french we had

history the twenty seven year old has agreed a seventeen year contract with the new jersey devils worth one hundred two million dollars that means he'll be tied to the club until he's forty four years old he had played thirty two games for new jersey the end of last season after spending eight years with the atlanta thrashers and made the decision to sign a long term deal on saturday the fourth anniversary of his father's death seventeen years of matches culture jersey number a lucky figure for the russian he has scored three hundred thirty eight career goals so far the most in the n.h.l. joined the league and says he hopes to not many more while sitting at the full length of his contract believing the great opportunity to win silverware with the devils. i have committed the rest of my career seventeen years my number to this team. others who have won the stanley cup here from the. from the playoffs last season there's unfinished business. that was the biggest reason. for just such a station now at the tour de france andy schleck says he settled his rag with yellow jersey holder alberto

june was a record-breaker in new jersey, delaware and north carolina. and in all 31 states were above average in june, and some scientists believe that could be a trend. >> some temperatures of 105 degrees in the northeast, those type of events are expected to occur much more frequently in the future. >> we've been getting august weather in june. >> reporter: hot weather this spring put tomatoes and corn on the market several weeks early in new jersey and put stress on the produce. >> this is a sun spot. that's created from no water and too much heat. the other thing it does is cause dry tips. if it continues like this, it will continue to cause problems. >> reporter: business is booming at the lighthouse on the jersey shore. when it gets too hot, people just stay inside. >> too hot is to good. last week 103 degrees. it was like a ghost town out here, actually. it's cold, right? >> reporter: oh, thank you. can i have some? and business here is certainly hot, as feverish beachgoers cool off from the inside-out. a fitting end to national ice cream day. mi

s jersey shore is also taking america by storm that's right. so what does that mean is happening to the media to this country when those stories are what everyone is obsessed with well joining me to discuss it is our two producer lucy now lucy i gave a few of the details about this new and have it can you tell us more to tell us more about how much of a she really is i obviously must have missed the memo on this because if you happen to be a hot chick with an eastern european accent and like posting photos of herself on facebook you're obviously a russian spy according to the mainstream media i mean the fact that he was. right right but you know row upon us if we ever get in trouble with the law i would be terrified to imagine what would really happen i mean the one thing that we could learn from this look at the headlines we have c.b.s. news more spies among us feds arrest another bombshell new york post scope out new russian spy hobby the only thing that we could learn from this is obviously pretty faces help sell newspapers there is nothing

city among the squads getting in some pre-season games new signings the topic of the day in new jersey or in spurs case the one that got away joe cole. i didn't enjoy it maybe it was good but it got the job there was no doubt about it for anyone to come jumping over that joining. up with bobby through. it but if you did it might be. jumped the queue a bit down on. the market. and . could be could be because donal is a good player now the most high profile signing of the summer to death though was taking on one of those squads on thursday terry already scoring on his debut for the new york red bulls against tottenham he's expected to be the biggest draw in the m.l.s. since david beckon signed terms with the l.a. galaxy three years ago the former barcelona and arsenal monk didn't have a run for impresses me so i feel dog showing he hasn't lost any of his awareness or tricks twenty five minutes but that was to be the highlights of red bull's eye after spurs drawing level robbie keane right after the hour mark forty five this was it skewed finish from the other winning garth bale then got

he's here tonight, up way past his bedtime, from jersey city, new jersey, please welcome 5-year-old baseball, how are you? >> i'm just going to stand right here, jimmy. >> jimmy: this is a good spot. >> is that cool? >> jimmy: you are scared of the ball? no. are you scared of anything? >> if you don't make it in the big leagues, you always have a job as an auctioneer waiting for you. >> jimmy: how old are you? when is your birthday? >> this is why they do rehearsals, kimmel. >> jimmy: you know, the athletes never give answers to the questions. it's unbelievable. your birthday is when, is it in august? >> my editor told me he was 1500 days old. >> jimmy: is it in september? is it in october? yes? it is in october. so you are 5 and three quarters years old. so, this is a ruse on your part. you're practically an adult man. do you play little league? you don't? because you're too good for the other kids? um -- do you speak english? well -- you know what? what you do -- >> i think he lets his bat do his talking. >> jimmy: absolutely right. do you let your bat do the talking? let me ask the bat. i

but organizers said it was against the rules and made armstrong and his teammates change jerseys. alberta contador cruising in his last lap. a little champaign for his tour de france win. but armstrong had the last laugh as team radio shack won the team championship donning their black jerseys atop the podium. on his last day, lance rides into the french sunset leaving the tour with a little controversy. >>> to indianapolis for nascar's brickyard 400. disaster for pole sitter mon montoya, with only 15 laps to go, hits the wall and takes out dale earnhardt jr. with him. montoya finishes 32nd. jamie mcmurray beats out harvick on the restart and goes on to win. just the third driver to win the brickyard 400 and the daytona 500 in the same year. >>> angels were able to land dan haren from arizona in exchange for joe saunders and two minor leaguers. >>> cubs and cardinals and wrigley field tied in the 11th. lopez puts this one to bed. solo shot to right. the cards beat the cubbies 4-3. >>> baseball has three new hall of famers. andre dawson, whitey herzog, and doug harvey inducted yest

they parachute people from new york to the jersey shore and say that this is new jersey. it's not. if you want to come to the jersey shore, let's go. i will show you the real jersey shore. >> people say they are good for the economy in the towns along the jersey shore and they have increased tourism. you need money. >> we'll find other ways. we'll take the situation and snookie out back. >> now you're dumping them on me? >> there's only so much a man can take. >> governor, it's good to have you here. >> thanks, matt. good to be here. >> thank you very much. 19 minutes after the hour. here's meredith. >> matt, thank you. >>> a new proposal is ruffling feathers in san francisco. a proposed ban on sale of most pets within city limits. natalie has details. >> cities like west hollywood, california, have had similar bans with dogs and cats but the new law would include all creatures great and small and the idea has the fur flying. >> reporter: it's a bow-wow brouhaha in the city by the bay. san francisco officials are considering a measure that would take the pets out of pet stores with

what is happening in new jersey? there is a piece on the front page apologizing to chris christie, including taxes in the deficit. >> this is the first time in new jersey that the government has been split. this is the first time i have had a republican governor in years. host: what is happening in terms of the budget deficit in new jersey? how is a governor handling that? guest: they just passed a budget that he proposed. there was no government shut down. he came in with a structural deficit. some of the layoffs, $50 million or so through privatization. they did not contribute anything in the coming year. host: they pointed out that next year the budget deficit will reach $11 billion in new jersey, the worst in the country. what is the back story on those numbers? caller: the governor is a big person with a big personality and a big agenda. he had a mandate to change things, change the habits as described, unseating an incumbent democrat. the deficit has been around for awhile. something different to get the spendi

christie, calling in the jersey steamroller.guest: again, suddenly we have seen a tremendous increase on what the state spends and prisons over the last several decades. it is still a relatively small part of our budget. interestingly there was public opinion research earlier this year that asked voters whether they thought most of the state's tax dollars went. prisons pulled the highest -- poled teh highest. he highest. california spends one out of $10 on the prison system. 40 cents on the dollar to education. 10 cents on the dollar to how your education. we are still putting most of our money into education. about 30 cents on the dollar goes to hoping to human services programs. -- to helping human services programs. i think there is a lot of urban legends on help the state spends the money. in california that is complicated by the fact that about 70 cents out of every dollar that is spent through the state budget is spent by local governments. school districts, county governments, where made in payments to individuals and var

. >> reporter: when cindy and paul went to refinance their new jersey home, they couldn't believe the interest rate they were offered. >> i let out a little scream. >> i heard it from downstairs. >> reporter: they bought their house nearly two years ago with an interest-only loan at 6 3/8%, this week they refinanced to a 30-year fixed mortgage at 4.25%. >> that's going to save us 300-plus a month. >> that's a car payment. >> reporter: with interest rates falling to 50-year lows, the phones are ringing at crossroads finance in new jersey. but tighter lending standards are making it hard for many to take advantage of the lower rates. >> you have plenty of assets but they're not liquid assets. >> reporter: completely different climate? >> completely different. >> reporter: this mortgage broker says banks won't cut corners anymore. >> we want to see people who have money in the bank for reserves. we want to see people who have decent credit scores. >> reporter: in the wake of the recession, more than a quarter of all consumers, 43 million people, have credit scores below 600, marking them

and none of the people on it are from new jersey and it is new miami. guess as long as there's techno music and a quiet place to vomit, the jersey shore can really be anywhere. it's a state of mind, if you will. i noticed today that the show isn't in hd, which is weird. it's in vd, this show. [ laughter ] but not in hd. this season, they brought angelina back. she was on the first season, but got kicked out and then after she was kicked out, she bad mouthed the other girls in interviews. so naturally mtv brought her back and surprised -- everyone is getting along really well. >> you want to go outside right now, we'll go right [ bleep ] outside. >> first of all -- >> put your [ bleep ] in my [ bleep ] face. you want to take this -- >> i'm trying to come back here with a fresh start. i'm trying to be classy right now. >> hold on. angelina -- >> [ bleep ] mosquito in my ear. just stop. all right. you're so annoying. you want to do this on me. >> jimmy: they say women are from hoboken and men are from trenton. the guys -- another big moment tonight, j-woww

jennifer ashton joins us from her ob-gyn practice in inglewood, new jersey. jennifer, why was this drug call qnexa rejected? i understand there was a lot of excitement about it. >> reporter: there was, katie, but it appeared the risks outweighed the benefits. in particular, there were some concerning side effects found in the trial including memory loss, anxiety, depression and, most concerning, a potential for increased risk of suicidal thinking. >> couric: oh, gosh, and there are two other weight loss drugs i understand in the pipeline. how is it looking for them? >> well, katie, they have their own set of problems. one drug called contrave is actually a combination of an addiction drug and an antidepressants. it's thought to work in the brain and suppresses appetite. with the other drug, called lorcaserin, patients lost on average of 5% of their body weight and common side effects included headache and nausea but regulators will be also looking for heart problems. and the f.d.a. will be voting on that one, katie, in september. >> couric: jennifer, we shoul

pro -- "the jersey shore" girls are like florida's new "golden girls."- more orange than golden. [ laughter ] if you want to get technical about it. [ applause ] pro -- there's going to be a lot of fighting and a lot of jacuzzi action. con -- it's like being on a date with mel gibson. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] that's what happens. pro -- the cast members have names like snooki, j-woww and the situation and somehow managed to get famous. con -- you called yourself the banginator for a weekend in college and you still can't live it down. [ laughter ] that's a lame nickname. >> steve: that's not good. that is not a good weekend. >> jimmy: pro -- snooki got rid of her signature big hair poof. con -- she is now only three feet tall, in heels. [ laughter ] she's a very small person. pro -- we might see sammi and ronnie rekindle their romance and get married. con -- we might hear, "with this nipple ring, i thee wed." [ audience groans ] [ laughter ] it's very romantic. pro -- get ready to beat that beat, south beach style. con -- i have no idea what that me

club the new jersey devils had been pondering his future up for over a month but decided to stay put despite speculation he could join to join scott st petersburg in the kontinental hockey league he will be officially revealed as a new jersey player at choose the news conference the last time the twenty seven year old played for a russian side was during the n.h.l. lockout back in two thousand and five. and there's been a change at the top of its order fronts as defending champion alberto contador captured the yellow jersey for the first time that's despite finishing in the pellets and behind stage winner it's almost beckler he is the reigning french national champion and won the latest stage in the peyronie's by a minute and twenty seconds from each of these alexandra ball and i it's or perez from spain is his second stage victory in cycling showpiece after also triumphing during last year's events meanwhile holder contador catapulted himself into the lead after previous front runner and the schleck of luxemburg lost his chain losing valuable time while waiting for some roadside ass

i grew up in new jersey on frozen food. my mother wasn't a good cook. yes, we had to come to the dinner table. it wasn't anything to do with with, a pleasurable able, -- she didn't know anything about cooking. when i went to france, i felt like this whole world opened to me. i had an awakening, the vegetables and cafes and warm bread and oysters on the half shell, little cafes where i could hang out with my friends and have conversations. it was woven into the fabric of life. it wasn't unusual to go to the market a couple of times of day because you wanted the fresh vegetables. you ate with your family and friends. they came home and had a 2-hour lunch with their family. i fell in love. i came back. it was as simple as that. i started to cook. fortunately, i picked up elizabeth david's book. i digested everything she told me. a lot about eating and seasoning food that is right. i connected in that way. i was able to feed my friends. they loved this. reu didn't really know how to cook. i made a lot of chocolate moose. that led into everything else. i hav

we have the overwhelming majority of teachers in new jersey who pay nothing towards their health care. zero. from the day they're hired until the day they die. themselves and their families. we have the highest paid police officers in america. and we have the highest paid firefighters in america. and their salaries could continue to increase. so if you're to look for a divide, i don't think it's a republican-democratic divide. it's a divide between the public sector unions and the private sector unions. because in my state, you've got 35 to 50% unemployment among the private sector. >> nebraska disagree with this? -- anybody disagree with this? >> let me just say that this isn't a partisan issue. because i think all of us have dealt in one way or the other with public employee pension benefits, health care benefits, in kentucky we passed pension reform that affected the pension benefits of every new hire. it's a lot more difficult and we've got a constitutional issue about affecting the benefits of current employees that way. but we reduce the benefits of all new hires. we are -- we n

history with the new jersey devils. another two years with this team yoakum of will lead the world cup bronze medalists to the european championships. and russian premier league players scored twenty two girls during game week thirteen we'll see all of them in the upcoming edition of girls gold. rush is. becoming home any time soon after the double world champion signed the longest deal in and a chill history was officially a field as in new jersey a player chooses just conference cover took side this seven team year according to which the super folded one hundred two million dollars technically it means he'll spend the rest of his professional career with the devils. pondering his fish of over a month decided to stay put despite speculation he could join scott in pittsburgh in the kontinental hockey league in football german coach of his side and u two year contract with the team that means the fifty year old coach will stay in charge of the national side through to the ten to twelve european championships remember jus

it was here that the defending champion snatched the yellow jersey. but the move was not without controversy. >> whistles and blooms for the new where of the yellow jersey. an attack by contador on arrival came just as the luxembourg rider had to stop when his chain came off. it gave the defending champion and eight-second over all lead. scheck he felt a spaniard should have waited while he dealt with his chain. >> i will take my i would not attack like that. >> i did not even notice he had mechanical problems. >> the battle will resume tuesday with what is touted as the heard this stage. it thomas -- of france but work -- emerge the winner of monday's stage. >> don't go away. >> the world's largest economic space conference, the committee on space research or cospar for short is taking place in bremen this week. some 3000 scientists from more than 50 countries are attending the gathering. bremen that is also hosting an exhibition on space -- space flight and panel discussions with leading experts. as we hear in our next report, the northern german ci

as a replacement and is has already picked his first quarter for twenty four days they fly to new jersey for a friendly with the united states and the ten top stars are missing after world cup duty and only me it is silver being you are included from the team that went to south africa for the new coach says there must be changes after the national size disappointing quarter final world cup exit. losses are always difficult to do with in a team that is always considered that but if you look. at it better than most of the teams that would have been hit hard in the last. the last two world cups those who have to take this back used to have to choose that route maybe they will have to invest more to develop their maturity. because they're living to europe is very harmful in some situations. meanwhile it is d.-day for the a game marathon it will be decided later today if you'll stay on as argentina coach the forty seven year old ladies' country for the world cup quarter finals and says he wants to remain in charge today really if he can keep his entire backroom staff are going to make regardi

chances spain's of better can target is both the defending champion and the helder of the yellow jersey that's tough to stealing the late from and district of luxembourg on monday night but czech is still hot on his heels they sex ride it trails by in their eight seconds both up brimming with confidence but check knows that saturday's time trial could prove crucial i did to really yellow on the start room for the. full time drug do to have a chance to bring this to you know those moving yellow you know i won't be caught. on that domain but you know i cannot tell you if i need how much i need i know you know and i have to jersey i'd be really motivated folk was pretty sure i would do a good time tried i cannot tell you know if it's. if so the second is enough if it's a minute but you know of course i prefer to have like two minutes in one minute. by hand russia where thirteen weeks into the new season and the latest actions. as an it remains. in the public and this and action. feel i. can't. being a great place to go jogging but this is about to change as the city of austin john the last

homecoming the spaniard is back in his town of pinto just outside and great after winning the yellow jersey for a third time he has cycling's new superstar in the twenty seven year old could well surpass lance armstrong's total of seven tour de france titles not to mention the five one by spain's other cycling great miguel indurain contador telling the crimes that gathered his latest success was to everything this way. the race is what it is you can either win or not swim in the behind it's all there are many months away from home concentrated freezing training with water with snow with sun there's actually a very difficult moments but once you get here when you're on top of the podium in paris you see that this has all been worth it. and finally n.b.a. star kobe bryant expects himself to be one hundred percent fit for the pre-season training camp which starts in the twenty fifth of september the l.a. lakers guard announcing that in china at a meeting with fans just over a week after undergoing surgery to his right knee which hampered him during the playoffs however the two. tonight champio

homecoming the spaniard is back in his town of pinto just outside madrid after winning the yellow jersey first time he is like things new superstar and the twenty seven year old well suppose launched on stones title at seven tour de france titles not to mention the five one by spain's other side team great who get injured and can still told the assembled tragedy to make a success it's pretty creepy to describe how i was raised is what it is you can either one. in the north where the it was it's all there are many months away from now concentrated freezing training. with sun so it's actually very difficult moments which will you know it's a gets hit you get when you're on top of that there is you see that this has all been worth it worth it and that's all for sports join us for another update in time and. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. that every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get there and want to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around

hare: i thank my friend from new jersey. i rise in strong support of house resolution 611, supporting the goals and ideals of fragile x awareness day. madam speaker, with 100,000 americans affected and one million more at risk, fragile x syndrome is the most commonly inherited cause of mental impairment and autism. however fragile x syndrome still remains a largely unknown disorder and often misdiagnosed. tomorrow, july 22, families, patients, and advocates will take part in the 10th annual national fragile x awareness day. thanks to the efforts of the national fragile x foundation to unite the fragile x community on thursday, advocates all across the country will hold events and fundraisers in their cities and communities to raise awareness about this condition. since national disenfranchise x awareness day is an opportunity to educate the public as well as the medical profession about this disease. increased awareness about this little known disease can significantly reduce the incidents of fragile x and lead to quicker di