how do you think it's going to play, john harris? >> i don't think romney is weird, but he has lived a life that is removed from the experiences and the sort of outlook of many americans. it's been removed because of his wealth -- chris: let me give you an example of weird. when you think it's a funny joke that somebody has grabbed your tush from behind you go jumping out as if someone has done that. >> square. he comes off as square and something of out of a different generation. i think the mormonism plays into this, chris, people wonder with mitt romney, what is his core? what animates this guy? what quickens his pulse? a lot does lie in in his religious faith. it's very important to him. he and his campaign have not been comfortable talking about this because they don't particularly want to shine away in the nominating contest shine on mormonism and what it means to him. let's face it, religion is for many politicians, it's not something that is central at least least to their public life. in romney's case, it's totally central t

john harris of politico, major garrett of "national journal" and our own jan crawford and john dicker son. the supreme court's ruling and what it means for you. because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. substituting for bob schieffer, cbs news chief white house correspondent norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good morning again. the big news came this week when the supreme court decided to uphold president's signature achievement, the affordable care act, including its most controversial element, the individual mandate which requires people to buy health insurance or pay a penalty. we peer joined now by the speaker of the house, john boehner. mr. speaker, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> pelley: were you surprised by the supreme court's decision? >> i was. the idea that the federal government can mandate that the american people purchase a product is shocking to me. but they made their decision. i respect their ability to make that decision. but all it really does is strengthen my resolve

john adams. harry truman. a fascinating case in point, and he coming to me, sort of personifies a significant element of this whole thing in terms of how the voters judge the presidents and held the historians judge the presidents. totally different. historians look at a president's full tenure in office, one of the mib. to turn someone term, partial term, and then look at what he has accomplished and say good and not so good. terrible. whenever. rate accordingly. the voters look at their president as they are invited to by the constitution in four year increments. you, we all have -- we have hiring and firing authority of these guys. we take it very seriously. that is why we judge them exclusively on 4-year increments . then without much sentimentality we just move on. so let's look at the presidents that consistently have been considered the nine grades or near greats by the story ends. and there is a pretty much consensus. number one, lincoln, washington, and fd are almost always in that order. in jefferson

cleveland, john anna's and harry chernin. harry truman as a fascinating point. he personifies a significant element of this whole dang in terms of how the voters judge and how the historians judge the president the is totally different. historians like at a full tenure in office, whatever that might be. two terms, one term, and look at what he's accomplished and say good and not so good, terrible, whatever and rate them accordingly. the voters look at their president says they were invited to by the constitution in four year increments. these guys, you, we are pioneering in firing of these guys to be taken very seriously and that is why we judge them exclusively on four year increments and with not much sentimentality we just move on. so let's look at the presidents that consistently have been considered denying creates or near greece by historians. and there's a pretty much consensus here. number one islington, washington, fdr, almost always in that order that jefferson, jackson, polk, theodore roosevelt, wilson and truman. interesting here, all except for pope

ed harris, senator john mccain, they all deserve it. the movie was based on the best-selling book by two "hardball" regulars. congratulations to all. especially the creators of that great story. we'll be right back. jim twitchel is this true? yes it's true. how is this possible? proper tire inflation, by using proper grades of oil, your car runs more efficiently, saves gas. you could be doing this right now? yes i could, mike. i'm slowing you down? yes you are. my bad. the works fuel saver package. just $29.95 or less after rebate. only at your ford dealer. so, to sum up, you take care of that, you take care of these, you save a bunch of this. that works. >>> what did you do to my mama? >> making a wish, what the hell do you think i'm doing? >> look! >> throwing mama from the train. that famous scene from the movie may well be the movie equivalent of what life as a senior would be like in a romney presidency. the ryan budget plan, which romney supports, would decimate medicare. a point driven home with some exaggeration by this famous a

the agreement announced by harry reid and john boehner is aimed at a verting any chance of a government shutdown this fall. the legislation will pass in september. >>> and to the race for the white house. we're less than 100 days from the november election. tonight, the candidates are stepping up the pressure and racking up the miles and in a contest believed to be too close to call. >> reporter: mitt romney wrapped up a three-country trip aimed at placing him on the world stage with a stop in poland. >> and your soldiers fought side-by-side with ours in iraq and of course. >> reporter: on the on and afghanistan. >> reporter: he's come under fire for what is called foreign policy gaps during the trip. first in england on the olympics and in israel o palestinians and jerusalem. he blamed the media. they will instead try to find anything else to divert from the fact that these last four years have been tough years for our country. >> reporter: some democrats pounced. >> he doesn't take criticism well. >> reporter: the white house weighed its words. >> would-be leaders go abroad what they

and i'm john roberts in for > >> i'm harris falkner, we're live as fox reports tonight.y day for our american troops in afghanistan. and just how involved should we get in syria's civil war. one lawmaker accusing the u.s. of not doing enough. >> syria, launching large scale war games an apparent warning to outsiders. do not intervene in the uprising against president assad's rule, but as new and deadly violence raged today in syria, lawmakers at home argue the u.s. is not doing enough to stop the bloodshed. my question is to the secretary of state and to the the president of the united states, how many more have to die before we take action to help these people? >> tonight, president assad's new accusations against america as the crisis escalates. >> and you could be hours away from losing the internet. the fbi leading the charge to get you to take action on your computer before midnight. >> also, we might not be able to get there yet, but nasa says here is the next best thing. the most spectacular pictures of mars ever taken. >> i'm harris falkner, we begin tonight with

the republican speaker of the house john boehner and the democratic leader of the senate harry reid saidt congress will approve funding to keep the government running for six more months. that means there will be no threat of a government shutdown at election time. you've probably never seen a rebate check from your health insurance company. but for the first time, many consumers and businesses will be getting checks over the next few weeks. there is a little known part of the health care reform law that requires insurance companies to spend 80% of their premiums on health care, or reimburse the customer. we asked ben tracey to tell us how it works. >> it's confirmation that insurance companies took too much of what i paid. >> reporter: earlier this month jamie court got a check from his health insurance company for more than $4,000. 4,000 means zero. >> you'll never kick a $4,000 check from the insurance industry, you know, out of your bank account. >> reporter: court runs a nonprofit consumer watch dog organization in santa monica, california. he pays nearly $250,000 per year to provid

speaking at the ceremony, house speaker john boehner, house minority leader, nancy pelosi and senate leaders harry reid and mitch mcconnell. that's tomorrow at 10:00 at cspan. >> the live of a sailor included scrubbing the deck in the morning, working on the sails, climbing aloft. whatever the duties assigned, gun drill practice, by the end of the day, you're ready forrest. but you don't get a full night of sleep, on a ship like this one is four hours on, four hours off. >> the sailor lived in fear of the possibility of being whipped with a cat of nine tails. it was always carried by a petdy officer in a bag. and the sailor never wanted to see a petty officer -- don't let the cat out of the bag, you don't want to see the cat of nine tails coming out of the bag for a flogging. >> also this weekend, more from the contenders, our key political figure who is ran for president and lost, but changed political history. 1920 democratic candidate former new york governor al smith. >> and we continue now with the oral history of bernard us in balm. he served in the house on the house judiciary -- this secon

speaking at the ceremony, house speaker john boehner, house minority leader, nancy pelosi and senate leaders harry reid and mitch mcconnell. that's tomorrow at 10:00 at cspan. >> the live of a sailor included scrubbing the deck in the morning, working on the sails, climbing aloft. whatever the duties assigned, gun drill practice, by the end of the day, you're ready forrest. but you don't get a full night of sleep, on a ship like this one is four hours on, four hours off. >> the sailor lived in fear of the possibility of being whipped with a cat of nine tails. it was always carried by a petdy officer in a bag. and the sailor never wanted to

. >> yes, harry bird in virginia, john stenas from mississippi. >> rose: and all those people now, he had to say to them, "we're going to take forward a civil rights program." >> yes, and it's something to watch the news reels. they're all sitting in a row, wampinwatching this speech. this is the man they raised to power. >> rose: and he was younger than all of them. >> younger than-- yes. >> rose: johnson knew that by passing the civil rights bill that-- what did he say about the future of the democratic party in the south? >> well, he said with the second bill-- he said we're turning the south back to the republican party for 40 years. >> rose: and he was right. >> yes, yes he was. >> rose: how do you decide when to end it? this volume. >> well, you know, the last lines of this book really say, you know, that johnson had had all these things and made people dislike him, his rages, his bullying. but he knew he couldn't do this in this crisis, and he had kept these instings under control, vanished, for soviet weeks. and i said he had done it-- he wouldn't be able to do it more much lo

there is talk this is not going to happen on capitol hill, harry reid's people and john boehner's folkson't happen but shutdown talk benefits who? >> benefits democrats certainly because it plays into the president's narrative, which i personally think is the correct narrative that the president for the last two and a half years, since the republicans took back the house, he's been dealing with a recalcitrant congress. he put forth the american jobs act last year, hoping to revive the economy, put people back to work, and the republicans said no. he's been dealing with a senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, who said in 2010-2011, his number one job is to make sure that barack obama's a one-term president. so if the republicans or if congress cannot agree on a spending bill or a budget and they shut down the government, it plays perfectly into what the president's been saying. >> in 2011, republicans came into power, they went for the shutdown the first three months, they were moving in that direction, calling their president's bluff, and now it's the flip-flop. democrats are saying

governor romney is of the tradition of president harry truman, john kennedy, ronald reagan where presidentn a different view and closer to jimmy carter. that contrast is important for the american people to understand even as their first priority is to get the economy moving, something that president obama has failed at. a as i'm sure you are aware, gibbs said the trip so far -- he was speaking specifically about the london portion of it -- had been embarrassing for our country. that's a quote. here is what he said, play a little bit. >> i think it's clear that voters in this country wonder allowed whether mitt romney's ready for the world, and i think the world is not yet ready for mitt romney. i think there's literally to go overseas, in the country of our strongest ally in the olympics that they have been preparing years for and question whether or not they are ready does make you wobder whether or not he is ready to be commander in chief. >> do you think the london portion of this has been at the very least from a pr perspective a bit of a mess, a disaster and full of gas? >> no, look,

the senate majority leader harry reid and the house speaker john boehner say they have agreed on a plane lights on for another six months. they say they will work out the details during august recess and pass the bill when they get back in september. the democratic senate majority leader harry reid refuses to relies tax returns because the republic presidential candidate did not pay any taxes for 10 years. the huffington post web site published this interview. fox news called senator reid's office and the majority leader said these things but that they can't confirm the story itself is true senator reid said his source of information is someone who called his office saying he had invested with bain capital but according to the reporting of "the huffington post" neither the senator nor his aides would identify that alleged investor. of the romney campaign has previously denied reports that the governor hasn't paid any taxes. democratic party is set to make history at this year's convention. keynote event opening night on september the 4th. he is the mayor of first hispanic keynote speake

this is an issue that has brought together people like senate majority leader harry reid as well as house speaker john boehner and nancy pelosi. this is a big, big brouhaha here in washington, but the people behind it, the united states olympic committee said they are privately funded unlike some other teams and they are happy to have a sponsor like ralph lauren. they will wear these proudly. the price tag, $800 for the blazer for the men, the pants $300 for the women, the skirt is $500 t blazer $600. jon and laura, if we're spending, buying chinese clothes why don't we go to tj max and get a discount. >> they won't all match. >> but diversity. come on. celebrate. >> brian mooar on top of things. >> my chinese made tie, i'm outraged, i tell you. >> in front of the u.s. capitol. brian mooar. thank you. >> you did have red, white and blue on. >> it's tough to find things made in the usa. >> outsourcing. >> got to look. let's not get too political. let's talk about the weather. isn't that always a safe topic. >> we've got american made bay area made fog coming in right now. bringing cooling. temperatures

the first time in recorded history nancy pelosi and house speaker john boehner, congratulations we found it. senate majority leader harrylike to see these uniforms tossed into a pile and burned. he says he's embarrassed but the u.s. olympic committee says it is proud of these uniforms, that america's olympic athletes will wear these in london with pride, they are designed by ralph lauren which is an iconic american label. i got to say they look like an air france crew. >> i don't know. i mean i kind of want a beret. >> come on, they look like they are headed for a north korean missile launch. ak-47s. look at the pictures. i'm just saying. >> i'm just saying. thorough report. thank you so much. >> i can see you in a beret. maybe do it on friday. joe paterno's family disputing a scathing report on the jerry sandusky scandal. the report accusing paterno of helping cover up sandusky's abuse after long list of children. the family of the late penn state head football coach says the ruling is impossible to accept. they believe it's more likely people misinterpreted what was happening. i'm not sure how that is possible to misi

house speaker john boehner blamed the president's failed economic policies. harry evidence that congress needs to get moving on jobs and stop refighting the old political battles of the past. the president himself had a scheduled speech this morning at 10:45 at an elementary school in poland, ohio. we'll address the jobs reports numbers when he speaks then. stick with us. join us online at current.com/stephaniemiller. we'll see you after the break. ♪ >>we talk a lot about the influence of money in politics. it is the defining issue of this era. the candidate with the most money, does win. this is a national crisis. hey joe? yeah? is this a bad time? no, i can talk. great -- it's the 9th inning and your hair still looks amazing. well, it starts with a healthy scalp. that's why i use head and shoulders for men. they're four shampoos for game-winning scalp protection and great looking hair... go on, please. with seven benefits in every bottle, head and shoulders for men washes out flakes, itch and dryness. and washes in... confidence. yeah it does. [ male announcer ]

ed harris for his portrayal of the candidate himself senator john mccain. and woody harrelson who played steve schmidt. congratulations to everyone. and we'll be right back. >>> what are you doing to my momma? >> making a wish. what the hell do you think i'm doing? >> throwing momma from the train. welcome to "hardball." that famous scene movie may well be the movie equivalent what life as a senior would be like in a romney presidency. the ryan budget plan which romney supports would decimate medicare. a point driven home with some exaggeration by this famous ad. let's listen to this ad. ♪ >> strong images there, wouldn't you say? today in florida president obama opened a new front in his fight against romney making sure voters know romney would end medicare as we know it. basically he'd throw momma from the train. this is not just comedy here. romney's plan in the ryan plan. the ryan plan gets rid of medicare and replaces it with some kind of a voucher program. let's listen. >> he plans to roll back health care reform forcing floridians to pay more for pre

ninety eight meanwhile new tottenham out of john very biased by us has been speaking about his hopes for the new season the portuguese replaced the sack harry redknapp at white hart lane and says he wants to turn the north london club into genuine premier league contenders but admits they could lose influential midfielder luka moderate. the willingness is there from. the from the player but you know it's. a play of this importance is it is not easy to part company with but you know. i think the chairman is a person that respects the values of the football club and and only with with the right offer we will take that step. now to boxing and the most eagerly anticipated known title fight of the year on saturday night former heavyweight world champion david haye takes on fellow brit derek chisora a west ham's upton park the pair hit the headlines earlier this year for injuries or is a world title lost to the tally klitschko in germany they stormed the post five press conference leading to a brawl between the two the british boxing board of control with drew cheers over his license for his part in the krakow of the world boxing council has give

john boehner simply said the u.s. olympic committee should know better, but harry reid has some more scathing words. >> i am so upset thathe olympic committee should be ashamed of themselves. i think they should be embarrassed. i think they should take all the uniforms, put them in a big pile and burn them and start all over again. if they have to wear nothing but a singlet that says usa on it painted by hand, that's what they should wear. >> remember, the u.s. olympic committee does not get any government money, so they issued a statement that said, quote, unlike most olympic teams around the world, the u.s. olympic team is privately funded and we're grateful for the support of our sponsors. >>> finally, police in riot gear broke up about 200 protestors in los angeles last night leaviwit people being arrested. they thought they were associated with the national movement, but that has not yet been confirmed. >>> megan mccain's great american road trip. what did she discover as she criss-crossed the country to break through stereotypes? we're live with the details next only on "the daily rundown." >>> syrian activists say

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john or just as with. if that is the case then we should prosecute we should have prosecutor harry truman should have prosecuted abraham lincoln should approach to franklin delano roosevelt before that they're dead. yanks right and the peers the due to his past trouble with getting a nihil a good bye as guest during interviews today decided to pick an easier interview subject so he'll made an interview today about job creation and he wanted to counter a speech that obama gave and roanoke virginia just a few days ago. somebody. give us now some of the help. this unbelievable american system that we have that allows you to throw out somebody invested roads and bridges if you've got a business that you didn't build that somebody else made that happen. now just hold on one quick second since we're in the business of accurately presenting information we should know the sound bite was edited down so that fox and the g.o.p. could try to say that the president was insulting business owners but here's what he really said. if you are successful somebody along the line. gave you some now. this is a great teacher someone i

china and there has been a big dust up including senate majority leader harry reid says to burn them all and put them in a big pile. johnoehner says -- >> we should know better. the usoc communications director says it's all nonsense and ralph lauren supports the usa and the team and that's all that matters. there $1,500 to $1,900. >> all right, really good point. >> here's one last look at your seven day forecast today. all right temperatures will be in the upper 80s for today. and then for the weekend, we're looking at low 90s and we're looking at triple digit heat by wednesday. here's monika with traffic. >> going to if you want up a graphic we have got delays on the lines. 15 to 20 minutes late. a quick look at the beltway delays into alexandria. >> charlie rose is next on "cbs this morning." >> we'll be back with 25 minutes with another live update on traffic and weather. >> follow the weather all weekend long. we'll see you back here in a little bit. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado ]

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harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lying next to him. >> i thought he was just knocked unconscious. he was -- sorry. i tried. >> two more who had fallen, three in all, suffered the same awful fate. three climbers dead. >> i had this wonderful trip where half an hour ago we were all smiling, go to the other extreme. >> cleve joiner doesn't know it, standing 30 feet above, but his son, cole, has survived. >> i didn't even get the wind knocked out of me when i landed. so i just got up and did whatever i could. >> the call his dad, cleve joiner, makes to 911 sets in motion a massive rescue operation. six national guard and air force helicopters are on their way, but they're hours away. of the six people still alive in the crevasse, three are badly hurt and need medical attention. and then all of a sudden, the sound of chopper blades through the thin mountain air. >> when you hear a helicopter, you hang so much hope that your friend is going to get off the mountain and get to a trauma center and be okay. >> but when they realize

hundred and forty four dollars per hour harry reid raised two thousand and sixty eight per hour al franken took in a thousand eight hundred seventy five for our john mccain when he grabbed an hour early one thousand eight hundred twenty three dollars and it's also don't forget marco rubio his hourly fund raising haul equals to one thousand eight hundred twelve now even the least prolific senate fundraiser mike lee he raised one hundred forty three dollars an hour which is two hundred eighty six thousand dollars on an annual basis that's a lot of money so let's move on to the house here tea party favorite michele bachmann she topped the list raising the equivalent of three thousand three hundred and ninety one dollars for our speaker john boehner raised two thousand four hundred forty nine allen west took in one thousand six hundred and thirty six and house majority leader eric cantor one thousand four hundred eighty nine and let's not forget about joe wilson he's a south carolina representative who accused obama of lying during the state of the union in two thousand and ten and he reaped a windfall last election taking in one thousand one hundred