i rejoice, led by the sound of a black smith's hammer, i travel to charleston, south carolina, john shannon, black smith. a large european with red hair, comfortable. they were apprentices to all africans new and old, familiar yet fresh. i have sold another of your beautiful gape with the rice design, how did you learn to craft so well? a young man stepped into the light. i learned by reaching back with one hand and stretching forward with the other he said. people said you are a genius. my father dinka was the genius replied the apprentice. he taught me what 7 generations have learned, i am the 8th. i had bound [inaudible] who answers to moses shannon. both mean safe water. he seems more confident now, wiser. playful mostafa. i had so much to tell him, he could not see me. he could not see me or hear me in this strange land. he touched the spotting smiles. [inaudible] with birds, flowers and animals inspired. i turned to someone tell moses, shannon is going to free you one day. they can find joy, [inaudible] in my mind, i have always been free. free as the wind, thank you so much. much. [a

john shannon from houston. our launch vehicles atlantis flow manager, angie brewer.tom shannon who has served as our program manager out at houston for shuttle program. we see our launch director in the background, mike leinbach. and mike moses along with mike leinbach. there's our deputy administrator and our administrator, charlie bolden. the singing of happiness as was mixed emotions. here is the atlantis banner that was on atlantis when the hatch was closed. with rex walheim, his picture made with atlantis is banner. barred from the space alliance -- bart from the space alliance. sandy magnus. [no sounds] [no sounds] [no sounds] [no sounds] >> now we're underneath atlantis. the crew is going to be going over to the landing gear and looking at the tiles. there's our administrator charlie bolden again. the pilot doug hurley. doug hurley in the red hat. [no sounds] [no sounds] [no sounds] [no sounds] >> there is sandy magnus. [no sounds] [no sounds] >> and our pilot again and there in the red hat is doug hurley. >> the crew is going back to houston tomorrow afternoo

john shannon from houston. our launch vehicle atlantis manager angie brewer. john shannon who served as our program manager at at houston for the shuttle program. >> our launch director in the background, mike linebaugh. and mike moses along with mike linebaugh. there's laurie, our deputy administrator, our administrator charlie bolden. >> scene of happiness as well as mixed emotions. there's the atlantis banner that was on the hatch of atlantis when the hatch was closed. with rex wallheim, getting his picture made with atlantis' banner. mark knappy from the united states alliance. >> you probably can't hear me out there but i'm going to talk to the mike anyway. it's a great day to be here and welcome the crew back home. i personally want to salute them an everybody who has been involved in this program. it's bn a 30-year journey that's been absolutely incredible. i want to say that all of us stand on the shoulders of some giants, none any better than these. they have come been known as the final four. they did an absolutely incredible job. if you have an oppo

. >> you are right, shannon. john boehner could release. boehner said the debt deal would likely be part of a two-stage process and the house speaker added he liked to have democrats on board but is he prepared to go ahead without them. police say 32-year-old brevick has confessed to the attack in norway. not will responsibility. his acted alone. raid in oslo. those people who were taken into custody have now been released. the historic walter reid army medical center here in washington, d.c. is closing its doors. the government commission voted to close the facility and move operations to hospitals been in operation since 1909. a goodbye ceremony is planned for wednesday. the nfl could be one step closer to reaching a deal. the players association executive committee meets today in washington or rather tomorrow in washington. if players and owners reach a deal, preseason could start august 11th. the annual hall of fame game scheduled for august 7th has already been cancelled. those are the top stories right now. shannon, back to you. >> sh

john mackey could be the bears, cowboys and steelers, but could not be -- beat dementia. who could carry them straight down 33rd street? we have never seen this before. before we had ozzie and shannon, there was john mackey. elected to hall of fame in 1992, he refused to accept his ring in indianapolis. i played my ball in baltimore and is where i will take that ring. he would take it off of his fingers. he made it to the hall of fame and won the super bowl without taking a hit. he took hits and tackles, so much so that it boggled his mind, a mind that quickly eroded as we stood by. his wife, sylvia, never left his side. >> you look at sylvia and the pressure put on her to be able to handle a situation like this. she had to go back to work because of the mineral code coverage that was not provided by the nfl. in of collective bargaining agreement, we should, as old- timers, be able to get medical coverage to be able to cover the guys, because they need it. >> we have an nfl lockout on the date of his death, squabbling over $9 million. john mackey was eight east maker. >> he will would have a settled. >> a man who caught passes from the greatest, a man who moved back to baltimore be

we see the the hurly -- doug hurley, john shannon from houston, angie brewer. john has served as our manager out in houston for the shuttle program. our launch director mike lineback. -- leinbach. the scene of happiness and mixed emotions. the patch of atlantis when it was closed. he is with rex walheim, getting his picture taken. bart with united space alliance. >> you probably cannot hear me now. i will talk into the microphone. it is a great day to be here. i personally want to sell the them and everyone can has been involved. the dick salutes -- and sal ute them and everyone that has been involved. they have come to be known as the final four. they did an incredible job. they were like race horses. they made us proud. what they did this time was close of this era of our exploration. i wonder if anyone he was rigid i want anyone to be involved to feel proud of what you did. they got in opportunity to do the flying. we owe a debt of gratitude to those around the country. you have done. i want to welcome them home and let them know how proud we are of them. i w

. >> john shannon from houston. our launch vehicles. aunchke, our l director. mike moses. there is our deputy administrator. >> they were close. ihe is getting his picture made. it is the space alliance. >> this is the crew back home. i want to salute everyone knew has been involved. it has been a third year journey that has been incredible. all of us stand on the shoulders of some giants. they have become to be known as the final four. they have done an incredible job. they were like resources. they made is very proud. -- race horses. they made us very proud. they should feel incredibly proud of what you did. like me, if they got an opportunity to do it. we of gratitude for degree of gratitude to pokes around the country who made this possible. -- we all gratitude to people around the country who made this possible. the things that we have done have set up for inspiration for the future. i want to salute this crew and let them know how proud we are. >> thank you. we really appreciate those remarks. flying in space is a real dream. it has a lot more to do with who you do i

until this we have nen seen this before out of the tightend position and before ozzie and shannon, there was john mackey. elect to the hall of fame in 19 -- elected to the hall of fame in 1992 he didn't accept the ball he said i played in baltimore where i would take my ring e ripped them off and hand to you to try on and said there you won a super boat without a hit. but he took hits and tackles so much that it clouded his mind, a mind that eroded as we stood by. his wife never left his side. >> you know you look at her and the pressure put on her to be able to handle a situation like this to be able to watch john. she had to go back to work because of the head cal coverage that was not pro-- medical coverage that was not provided by the nf-l. we should, as old-timers be be able to get medical coverage to be able to cover the guys because they really need it. it's ironic we have an nfl lockout on the day of his death. squabbling over 9 million. mackey was a peacemaker ask john. >> it wouldn't have happened john mackey would have gottened it settled. >> reporter: a man who caught passes and the u

it's all about john huntsman today, good morning, shannon bricker. >> hey there, ali, good morning, we'rewatching john huntsman. you know, ali that money equals attention in this presidential race. we're watching it because the second fundraising quarter just ended yesterday and we're looking to the presidential candidates raised how much money. john huntsman, he raised $4.1 million in the second fundraising quarter. but almost $2 million of that money was put in by himself. this is a bit of a contradiction, because john huntsman told reporters in early may that he would not put in his own money. we of course know that he, he has a lot of money because of his father's corporation, a chemical corporation. so it's a little bit of a contradiction that john huntsman put in almost $2 million of his own money into this campaign. but hey, again he entereded race a little bit later than the other candidates did. ali? >> he's got some catch-up to play. shannon travis, thank you very much for that. our political producer. go to cnn.com/politics for your latest on politics. 40 minutes after the hour

john shannon is not here today, but, john, i can't think of a finer program manager for the shuttle program to close it out and see us get this last vehicle on orbit. lasting but not least i want to thank the two mikes here. i think they did a truly excellent job leading the team through this last launch. and it got a little dicey there a couple times but we found our way through it and i'll let them talk about that. >>> it truly was an awesome spectacular launch. and in my opinion, the only way it could have been better if i found a way to stow away on there somewhere. [laughter] >> but, unfortunately, that didn't work out. i want to share with you what i shared with the launch team after the launch. and bill kind of said it. words can't express the gratitude i have for this team and the pride that i have in them. they are truly the most professional, the best, most outstanding technicians and engineers anywhere. and we owe them a great debt of thanks. they've done a truly outstanding job in service to our country and they provided us with one heck of a ride through the last 30 years on th

john mackey is dead. before he had shannonharp, there was simply number 88, mackey credited with inventing the tightend position as a fryoffense -- as a true offensive weapon. we are left to remember how mackey and lenny moore called the city. john doctor.man remember that is. >> john mackey and lenny moore talked to the people to keep an explosive situation from happening them the went out to businesses and got food and sandwiches and they got donations and fed the people down at baltimore civic center. then they talk to the people called a very hard situation. they basically john mackey and lenny moore saved the city from a terrible fate. >> hall of famer baltimore colts and city hero, dead at 69. >>> the state of the dream act rest are maryland voters. the state board of elects announced there's enough signatures in the first place to put it on the bill on the ballot in november 2012. the dream act allows undocumented immigrants who meet certain requirements to pay in-state rates. one law marks has been fighting hard agains

john shannon is not here today, but i cannot think of the finer program manager for the shuttle program, to see as did this last orbit. last, i want to thank the two mikes here. they did it truly excellent job in leading the team did this last launch. a god and died a couple times, but we found our way through it. -- it got dicey in the lifetimes, but we found our way through. it was a spectacular launch. the only a week -- the only way it would have been better if i found a way to store away. but that in a rapid or more to share with you when i shared with the launch team. bill kind of said it. words cannot express the gratitude i have for this team and the pride that i have in them. they're truly the most professional, the best, most outstanding technicians and engineers anywhere. and we owe them a great debt of thanks. they have done a truly outstanding job in service to our country, and they have provided us with one heck of a ride for the last 30 years on the united states shuttle program. they really need recognition. we're going to be going through tough time. change is hard. we

shannon. the phone rings and she is worried that the john is going to wake up. >> she is going get some of thejust needs to leave. take your stuff and go. >> you see it coming. once the woman takes the money or the chips or the watch, you know she will be arrested. >> oh my god. >> coming up, a candid conversation with one of las vegas's most prolific prostitutes. >> we heard that you had been arrested some 50 times is that true? >> probably. >> an opportunity to tap into the mind of a career criminal. >> i am done with vegas and vegas is done with me. this is not the life for anybody to take. seriously. >> when vegas undercover raw continues. ♪ going to the bank without going to the bank... that's a step forward. with chase quickdeposit on your smartphone, you just snap a picture, hit send and done. chase quickdeposit. take a step forward and chase what matters. ♪ we just keep on keepin' on ♪ ♪ keep on [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety pi

york to take over from here and we invite you to tune in tomorrow, shannon bream hosts sunday's fox news sunday and sit down with senator johnorzine. and thank you for watching the fox news channel. we report, you decide. make it great 4th of july holiday, have a wonderful weekend everybody, thanks for joining us.

shannon: you do? signing over his paycheck. >> in 2008, john mccain could have had $7 billion and he would not have defeated barack obama once the economy crashed in mid-september. obama is the incumbent president. voters are not swayed by the 30-second ad. he has the economy and the foreign policy record. any confident republican makes it referendum on obama. i don't think pure money makes that difference. the obvious point in 2007 at this time, four years ago, hillary clinton outraised barack obama and mitt romney and rudy giuliani both out-raised john mccain. last i looked, hillary clinton was not the nomination in 2008 and neither was giuliani. so in a move of citizen activism, internet ability to discover things beyond the 30-second ad. the focus on the money race, it matters. you have can't broke and rup a good campaign. you can raise money fast if you are michele bachmann, rick perry or ryan, all the people that have not gotten in or just got in, the obsession over who raised more money than someone else is overdone. >> money doesn't matter if you're john mccain who had run before and people knew who

shannon cook, always a pleasure. thank you. co >>> coming up, my encounters with stephen colbert and john stewart. maybe, it's something you haven't intel core processors. this is visibly smart. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement, if your car is totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. liberty mutual auto insurance. >>> oh, my god. he's not a difference-maker. he's a vampire. this story just got good. go get 'em, don. >> well, i have to say that you're a hero to a lot of people, and thank you for coming on. let us know what happens -- >> no -- don, ask him about being a vampire! you see the little teeth right there? those are vampire teeth. he's got the -- i see them! i see them! >> it's pound to happen sooner or later in the news business. you watch "the daily show," "colbert show" with your covers over your eyes. you see when they are going to show a clip of you, you cringe, hold your breath. you hope they won't mock you too much. all in good fun. imagine my surprise when i saw this on tuesday night. >> as we explore our new segment, cnn anchor don lemon, appears not to c

. >>> shannon, we've been talking about this all morning. senator john his own party over the debt ceiling debate. we had joe walsh on and he responded just as fierce. they're really going at it. >> yeah, they're really going at it. who would have thought that we'd hear about hobbits from lord of the rings. but john mccain reference that had yesterday. let's step back. he was on the senate floor yesterday basically blasting democrats and bom saying the president was leading from behind, his words, not mine. he also blasted some of his republicans saying that it's foolish to think that a balanced budget will be passed in the next few days before the debt ceiling deadline. and then the senator took on the tea party. he read from a "wall street journal," quoted from a "wall street journal" op-ed. take a listen at this. >> republican house failed to raise the debt ceiling would somehow escape all the blame. and then democrats would have no choice but to pass a balanced budget amendment and reform entitlements and the tea party hobbits could return to middle

shannon breem gave us a preview of this week's show. >> we'll have those folks that feel very singled out by the president. senator johnornyn from texas is one of the key players on the republican side of this whole debate and he's going to talk about where the negotiations stand and whether or not republicans may be willing to talk about cutting some of the tax breaks, tax loopholes the president referenced. it sounds like there may be some negotiating room on that point, something you're not hearing from all the republicans on capitol hill but something we are hearing from senator cornyn. >> i know another big issue is afghanistan. we heard from the president talking about his plan for the troop withdrawal. one of your guests will be on to talk about that? >> absolutely. we are lucky enough to have two. we've got senator lieberman and senate graham both with the senate armed services committee joining us live from the middle east. they'll be on the ground seeing and experiencing a lot of things that we're talking about, libya, afghanistan, what is the draw -- whether the drawdown plan is still a good idea especially

john larson says he has chatted with wu. he says is calm but deeply concerned about the cons sequences is he may face, shep? >> shepard: not exactly ringing endorsements. shannoncapitol hill tonight. teens learning survival skills in the wild. they get a real life test when they come across a grizzly bear. a live report on a devastating bear mauling coming up. plus, an american airlines jet with 260 people on board forced into an emergency landing. the details on that and the rest of the night just moments away. diabetes testing? it's all the same. nothing changes. then try this. freestyle lite® blood glucose test strip. sure, but it's not gonna-- [beep] wow. yep, that's the patented freestyle zipwik™ design. did it just-- [both] target the blood? yeah, drew it right in. the test starts fast. you need just a third the blood of one touch.® that is different. so freestyle lite test strips make testing... easy? easy. great. call or click-- we'll send you strips and a meter, free. free is good. freestyle lite test strips. call or click today. >> a group of teens seriously injuring two of them. happens alaska students were taking part in an outdoor leadership train

it was earlier this month that firefighter shannon stone died when he fell from the left field railing while trying to catch a ball. >>> retired army general johnle has died from complications of a stroke. he was important in poland. he came to the u.s. as a teenager and reportedly learned english from watching john wayne movies. president obama called him a genuine soldier statesman whose extraordinary life represented the promise of america. the general was 75 years old. >>> listen to this, demand sergeant major jeff medicalinger's impending retirement from the army is going to be tend of an era. he is believed to be the last soldier drafted into military service. mellinger was answering his call back in 1972. he served in vietnam and the iraq war. >>> more meetings in raising the debt ceiling have brought the same results, nothing. congressional leaders met with president obama yesterday and got together again last night at the table. maybe they are starting to get somewhere. on the table is a republican plan to raise the debt ceiling for the rest of this year, then handle next year later. but democrats and the president say they want any de

when you see the argument between john poedsta and liz cheney and juan williams and bill kristol you will say how are they ever going to solve the debt problem? >> shannonoor. chris, thank you. >> you bet. >> shannon: you can catch chris' exclusive interview with congressman van hollen and jordan and republican presidential candidate herman cain on the fox news channel after our show. >>> iowa governor said it's likely that texas governor rick perry will run for president. he tells the "associated press" after a friday conversation with the lonestar state counterpart he gets the "definite impression perry is likely to run." perry said he is likely to decide whether or not he's in, in two or three weeks. the hawkeye state holds the first in the nation presidential caucus february 2012. >>> lots of campaigning, plenty of polls and there isn't an overwhelming favorite in the 2012 g.o.p. primary race. according to the gallop poll, republicans said they didn't have a preference. who do candidates need to do to stand out? we are joined by the chairman of civil forum pac and cofounder of project s have ford o'connell and ellen, the former senior advisor to nan