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. ♪ >>> a protest, lice, and then crazy chair shows up. >> he isus wheelchair doing do nuts around theiot police. >>> it's that one music video with that number one song. so, see if you are like the guys in this video, >>> all right, time for another edition of rtm. you have a great one. >> we, ed bassmaster. this guy is funny. he is in public, and he is dragging his put along, scratching his butt like a dog. >> what's the matter? >> it itches? >> i have a cool one to watch. it's called tip tricks. it was a submission for the 30 second video competition. >> how is he doing that? weird. just go to our website and click on best of rtm. >>> protests continue in recession plaged spain. a lot of the images we have seen have been violent. this guy decided to add a little humor. >> he's just in his wheelchair doing donuts around the riot police. >> yes, he decided to weave in and out, and he is being dubbed mr. crazy chair. >> i like him, because clearly he was able to lighten up the mood in the crowd. you can hear everybody cheering him on. why are they protesting here? >> this week it began

. >>> they a van liced police -- they vandalized police property. one of the suspect's spray pained and they are accused of spraying graffiti on the walls of the police headquarters. the arrests were made during an occupied march and they will will release, and will lynch faces elder abuse charges and felony assault. he said he wanted reverand jerold linder to confess he raped him and his brother in 1995. >>> three of four people missing from their oakland home in september tram valley of patterson. but the search continues with this one girl still missing tied to this child abuse case. one three-year-old nearly drowned and he is still listed in critical condition. they have arrested the mother, father and baby-sitter. now the 16-year-old is still missing. she has been identified as a he as leah johnson. hear what they are saying about his death in ten minutes. >>> they felt a little jolt during their 4th of july celebration a 2. 5 magnitude quake struck last night and there are no reports of damages. it is 4:36 and we have a lot to be go specifical

evelyn kills time by looking for lice, but she is only found one today. we visit her friend.ittle girl has a rare bone disease she inherited from her mother who can no longer walk and is nearly blind. >> these people have no chance of leaving here if there is no help from the outside. they will stay here forever. the oldest son is 17 years old. he will take over when his mother and father cannot work. >> a lifetime in rubbish. it is humid and hot, 40 degrees celsius. there are scorpions are everywhere. the stings lead to swelling. during rainy season, rats, and attack young scavengers. a child has recently died of rabies. the bulldozers can move on again. the search goes on. the trash is not separated. for evelyn and others, finding things on the dump that they can sell is difficult. >> for us, even the smallest bit of metal is valuable. i even looked for wire and old nails. >> skin rashes, diarrhea, tuesday, once a week, father heinz kolÜke comes. his mission is to save a life in umapad. >> we search for food. my children often have cough and fever. >> all too often, the chi

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we'll hear from ray lewis and ray lice, when eyewitness news continues.hen eyewitness news continues. >>> sweltering continues return. how long will this blast of heat last? don't miss the updated first warning forecast. check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> wanted. a picture of a suspect in the abduction of cal ripken's mom. >> tonight, what police know about this man. >> hello, everyone. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about tonight. >>> one step closer to cracking the case. a picture of the suspect wanted in connon

. >>> oakland lice under fire. >> the oakland police force moved closer to a federal takeover even though reforms were order 10 years ago. the problems include officer-involved shootings and racist insults on a police bulletin board. terry mcsweeney joins us from oakland. the federal monitor talked about the occupy protests. >> reporter: yeah there's a lot in this report, past and present. going forward according to the court appointed monitor oakland pd appears stagnant in its efforts to make reforms and there's evidence perhaps it is going backwards in those everses. take a look at some of the pictures that -- that prplted this report from the court appointed monitor. he says oakland police department's deal with the occupy demonstration show poor police response. he also points at the response to officer-involved shootings as raising greater concerns about the department's ability to change. also troubling says the report an incident at the oakland police department headquarters where pictures of mayor quan and federal judge overseeing the reform and who is blacked were defaced in a ma

. >> refirst thought the eagle was blind, eyes were crusted over, very thin, it was crawling with lice. >> reporter: transported to donna's vet center for fluids and antibiotics, regained her eyesight and on to a new jersey raptor center. >> we called her indy for independence day and we knew finding a bald eagle was quite unique and ironic. >> reporter: the rehab experts tell us as soon as indy is healthy, which could be in mere weeks, the young bald eagle will be brought back here and freed on long island. >>> gaithersburg is planning a celebration for next weekend, because the storm ruined their fourth of july plan. there is going to be fooled and -- food and live music and fireworks at the montgomery county fairgrounds. the gates open at 5:00 p.m. >>> the district is making it easy to beat the heat this weekend. pools will have extended hours this sunday at the gel la recreational center pool, the south pool and the theodore hagan pool in northeast. >>> heat, heat and more heat. tomorrow will be a record breaker, i think tomorrow. right now have you been outside in the last couple

upward and the capital architect plained things are more unplesant here every day, it is alive with lice and makes my head itch to think of it. it is like one grand water closet, that means toilet, friends. every hole and corner is defiled. this is the atmosphere of the capitol. this was the atmosphere in which the joint committee met. it held 272 sessions over three and a half years in is it now room s-124. and constantine, the artist was working on his frescos outside the room as this committee met. interesting. 11 different men served on the committee, wade was by far the most active. he, chandler and radical republican congressman george julie of indiana, daniel gooch of massachusetts, were also very effective in driving the committee. it was controversial from the state. and assessment of generally fallen along idealogical lines. in 1863 the republican new york times praised it for its unsparing investigations of military shortcomings. in later years, however, the committee's reputation plummeted in tandem with that of the radical republicans generally. during the jim crow era, for

lice cling was a raging fad in the 1890's. all of united states, newspapers, magazines were agast about it. they were just talking about it back and forth. was it healthy? was it unhealthy? are they taking over the roads, hazards to health and traffic? and most importantly everybody was very excited about the idea that women were bicycling. they were worried that women might perspire and that was an unhealthy and unfeminine thing. and a lot of women were wearing bloomers, these sort of blousey trousers to help them bicycle. that was thought to be scandalous. but the lady falcons, they didn't care. they were a group of seven married women who went bicycling. they would finish their ride, rest in the long seats there in the clubhouse. they started having dinner parties there. they became quite fashionable. and they sort of tricked it out with all the victorian fill debris they could cox up -- filigri they could come up with, japanese fans, curtains, cushions it became sort of a fashionable, bohemian thing to do that other people

. >> cenk: when we come back, aggressive progressive segment on another set of lice that the romney campaigntelling us. don't miss it. >> that's what ticks me off more than anything. >> mr. president, unfortunately you have no idea. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >>(narrator) the sheriff of wall street. >>the leadership of high finance just doesn't get it. >>(narrator) the former governor of new york, eliot spitzer is on current tv. >>somebody somewhere can listen, record, track, gather this data. >>arrangements were made. >>(narrator) independent unflinching. >>there is a wild west quality to it that permits them to do whatever they wish. >>(narrator) and above all politically direct. >>facts are stubborn things. how can you say you're in love with her? she gives me snickers peanut butter squared and i eat it. it's snickers with creamy peanut butter, would you like one? let's just keep an open mind. [ groans ] [ male announcer ] if you like peanut butter and chocolate, you'll love peanut butter and snickers. try snickers peanut butter squared. 05 [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] now the republicans have been repea

. >> tonight in our latest installment of mitt's secrets and lice we'll debank the false statements made in that romney campaign ad. war room reached out to the company romney claims used stimulus dollars to manufacture cars and create jobs in finland. here's what they had to tell us. most importantly no taxpayer money went overseas for jobs none. a point confirmed by independent accounting firm of price warehouse coopers. secondly the money received from the federal government was not a grant, it was a series of loans and since receiving the loans, fiscar added 500 jobs to its plant in california, not including the hundreds of additional jobs for vendors and suppliers in the sufficient. mitt, are you feeling hot because your pants are on fire! they may want to acquaint themselves with a little something called the truth. i'm just saying. we're getting started here with mitt's secrets answered lies. here to help untangle them is bill press host of full court press and author of the obama hate machine. he comes to us from washington. with me in san francisco is always great susan kennedy

lice is. no one can live without it's in one of the largest blood banks in the world. a lot of nigeria. on our team. wants a special reports throughout the day here on our team. now turning to the world of business to danielle good morning again and it's dog eat dog in the fray in this giant global trends is raising almost whole five billion dollars to fund new acquisitions both of says the free market is quote bright for consolidation the russian firm is on a spending spree recently buying recall units from the likes of no mind invest is now because china says imports all surprisingly weak sending asia down this hour both the nikkei and hang saying in the red the u.s. markets closed for the third session on monday off the spanish bond yields jumped up above seven percent reigniting bale fears so the euro is flat against the greenback this russian ruble weakened begins both major currencies on monday we'll give you the new rates when the russian markets open in pompano crude prices all falling back off the top producer norway cooled off a three week stroy russian indic

lice is. no one can live without it's in one of the largest blood banks in the world. blood of nigeria. on our t.v. . audience and if you stuart. well the back across time people don't mind you were talking about the neo cons colonization about. ok james being an expert on africa i mean how do the africans feel about this about the united states coming in jockeying for power and training its military for a clandestine operations etc etc i mean do you have any information whatsoever what the people on the ground think we always know what washington things but what are the people on the ground think. well there are governments who want u.s. military assistance in who gain from this they're able to use military patronage within their own countries and to try to stabilize the situation but most africans want local solutions take northern uganda for example i lived in uganda for two and a half years and their religious leaders and other civil society groups are clamoring for internal solutions not xterm all solutions to the problems that exist at this point general petraeus

head lice are northbound moving better than average. >> -- headlights are northbound moving better thanage. >> a suspect is now in custody after he sideswiped several cars in downtown baltimore. it ended when he crashed the vehicle near interstate 97. the suspect fled the scene. police found him in a nearby home. there are no reports of any injuries. >> one key figure in a d.c. campaign scandal will have to wait a little longer to learn his sentence. his sentencing has been postponed to october 10. he pleaded guilty in may to charges that he lied about payments made to a candidate. two other candidates have pleaded guilty. there have been calls for the mayor to resign, but he has resisted. >> 73 degrees. still ahead, we will have the latest details on the shooting inside the colorado theater that has left 14 people dead during the midnight premiere of "batman: the dark knight rises." i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [romney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed h

that's only needed $50,000 and 200,000s thadz would have got them through so they won't be on the licepez turned in by a whistle blower, then demoted and later resigned. the employees were legally entitled to payments. >> and tonight an ambitious new upgrade for microsoft now renting office space in clouds z stepping up computer competition autos in a new milestone in a 30 year battle against aids approval for an hiv prevention pill. >> a break through that will save your dog from liver failure, stay with us. $ñ çldw$'@ hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> good evening, we'll start with technology news, your phone, e mail and games have become touch sensitive and what stayed the snaim microsoft office. but today the company announced word and power point are getting a makeover. >> i would tell thu is an ambitious relief of microsoft office we've done. >> the chief executive told reporters boring spread sheet skpe. mail program you probably use at wor

eyes were crusted over, very thin, it was crawling with lice. >> reporter: transported from the colorfulharbor to donna's vet center. regained her eyesight and on to a new jersey raptor center. >> we knew finding a bald eagle at this time was actually quite unique and ironic. >>> coming up, we'll have the latest on who still doesn't have power one week after the devastating storms. >>> we'll look at this weekend's new movies. including a fresh take on the spiderman comic book hero. over to you. >> reporter: thanks mike. time to brush up your resume. we are reading the tea leaves on the job market. you are watching 9news now. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> let's look at some of the new movies for this weekend. the spider

and also for the adapted head lice that shift direction as the driver start to steer, those prove tosuggested that not every high-tech gadgets actually helps. it says that insurance claims went up slightly for cars that have devices that warn you when you were drifting in and out of your lane. that was just in to the kron4 newsroom, we will be right back. >> darya: welcome back, none of the 100 firefighters fought a big fire. this is out of san francisco nearly 3:00 a.m. in effect a few buildings and at least 20 people were displaced by the fire one person was also taken into custody. police and school officials moved in around 4:00 a.m. at lake view elementary school in open where parents had been holding a sit-in to protest the closure of the school that their kids go to. they are very upset about it. most of the protesters have left peacefully but two of them were arrested. pg&e wants to raise electricity rates by as much as $12 per month to pay for upgrade to the gas and electricity systems. they say this plan will hike of rates by $2 billion of rental of three eaters. >> mark: o

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tonight "the war room" is kicking off a new series that we're calling "mitt's secrets and lice." with your speech at today's naacp convention. >> romney: i believe that if you understood who i truly am in my heart and if it were possible to fully communicate what is really in the endureing best interest of african-american families, you would vote for me president. >> jennifer: mitt, i'm not sure that you have a heart. but the policies that you espouse are certainly not in the best interest of african-american families. nor any middle class families for that matter. tell us how cutting income tax rates for the wealthiest is going to help most african-americans. or voter i.d. laws, mitt, your silence on that mattered before the naacp when they're focusing on that is deafening. especially back in april you sided with pennsylvania republicans who wanted to disenfranchise voters. and you say you want to end obama-care, which as today's boos may have indicated is actually really popular with african-americans. among other things ending obama-care would make it harder for black women w

president obama's deceptive rhetoric because they are striking back in a big way against the blatant lice told about his business background. watch this. >> when a president doesn't tell the truth, how can we trust him to lead? the obama outsourcing attacks, misleading, unfair and untrue. there was no evidence that mitt romney shipped jobs overseas. candidate obama lied about hillary clinton. >> shame on you, barack obama! >> but america expects more from a president. obama's dishonest campaign, another reason america has lost confidence in barack obama. >> sean: that's a big question of the day. when the president does not tell the truth to the american people, how you can trust him to lead? joining me to answer that in richmond, virginia, he was campaigning for mitt romney. former new york mayor rudy guiliani. appreciate you being back. >> how are you? >> sean: it seems that as this campaign goes on, that barack obama has a character problem. the one thing he seemed to hang on to for a long time throughout his presidency is this idea of likeability. does he put that in jeopardy? >> well

. >> we'd been talking about head lice. some of the mundane things we have to deal with. >> we were making really bad jokes like, this is nitpicky or this bugs me. i mean, we made really bad jokes. >> but the lighthearted mood is about to change. a man walks over to the wall and spray paints the letter "v" inside a circle. at first, the board members aren't quite sure what's happening. >> we were just all kind of in shock. i mean, we -- i didn't know what to think. >> but when the man turns to face the board, revealing a gun in his hand, there's no mistaking his intentions. >> i motion that everybody in this room except those behind the counter, hit the road. leave. you may leave. you may leave. >> the room clears out. and local television crews who happen to be covering the meeting leave, too. but their cameras are still recording. six men are ordered to remain. >> looking in his eyes, you could see he had a confident, cocky look. like i'm in charge now. and i know he was going to shoot. "caught on camera." shots fired. ..

street sweepers are already outfitted with cameras to determine if it's possible to get clear images of licehreats. >> very interesting. sal, what are you seeing? >> we're not too much which is good. northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. on the city know grade traffic here looks good. coming up in the next hour we'll take a lock at the bay bridge. >>> scary scene back east. the reason that explosion is effecting tens of thousands of people. >> it may drive early morning commuters to drink. a watery problem in one san francisco neighborhood. >> ls ofow clouds and fog. that means another cool day. what about the weekend? we'll have that forecast coming up. >>> we are live in san francisco's castro district where a fire hydrant is torn right off the sidewalk. creating a huge mess. we'll tell you who is responsible. >> marathon standoff at a santa rosa home. find out how it ended late last night. >> police reveal new information about the man they say killed this san jose couple they hope it leads to his capture. >> the workweek started off warm to hot inland. we gradually cooled off. what ab

. >> cenk: when we come back, aggressive progressive segment on another set of lice that the romney campaigning us. don't miss it. >> that's what ticks me off more than anything. >> mr. president, unfortunately you have no idea. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] how can you say you're in love with her? she gives me snickers peanut butter squared and i eat it. it's snickers with creamy peanut butter, would you like one? let's just keep an open mind. [ groans ] [ male announcer ] if you like peanut butter and chocolate, you'll love peanut butter and snickers. try snickers peanut butter squared. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] now the republicans have been repeating a lie about how president obama said you didn't build that refer to go small business when in fact he was referring to roads and bridges and how we built that together through the government. we've shown shown that over and over again. undeterred, here they go again. >> he was trying to say hey you didn't build that business on your own the government helped you build it. that's what ticked me off more than anything. >> mr. president, unfortunately you have

that is one thing the aurora lice department was able to do secure at the apart meant. some of that evidence is going to be tainted. >> mike: we will be rejoined by john, peter, the judge and dr. july when we return are. more with our panel, next. people have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a recent survey, 95% of people who tried it agreed that it relieved their headache fast. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a special trial offer. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ? thank you so much. i'm stoked. you stoked ? totally. ... and he says, "under the mattress." souse le matelas. ( laughter ) why's the new guy sending me emails from paris ? paris, france ? verizon's 4g lte devices are global-ready. plus, global data for just $25.

that led to a lot of demonstrations, riots, and deaths y'all lot of bloodshed, said defeat loss of lice, and some of in property damage. just like an intractable war the present american out of, but in the streets is a political poison for a sitting president. he also failed to reduce tariffs . his fate was written in that record. second term, characterized purposes of the economic downturn, a sense of banco your stomach corporate bankruptcy, devastation in the foreign sector, and a kind of inner response on the part of the president. so i would say that overall his record is middling at best and the voters narrowly get it right. maybe historians or a little bit off the mark, one. now, why was the eighth? data will no. historians can be influenced by various banks. a few years before that in 19481 of the premier historians of his time wrote a 2-volume biography, grover cleveland called grover cleveland, a study encourage, two volumes. more than you really want to read about the guy. my next project is actually the 1890's, william mckinley. i will have to read both of these volumes comma

it had eyes crusted over, very thin, was crawling with lice. >> reporter: transported from the colorful harbor to donna's vet center for fluid and antibiotics, regained her eyesight and onto a new jersey raptor center. >> we did call her indy for independence day and we knew finding a bald eagle at this time was actually quite unique and ironic. >> reporter: indy is a threatened species. the rehab experts tell us as soon as indy is healthy which could be in mere weeks, the young bald eagle will be freed on long island. from huntington jennifer mclogan, wbs2 news. >> sightings of bald eagles in the new york area are actually on the upswing. their status has been downgraded from endangered to threatened. >>> this is 9 news now. >> well, if it's not hot enough for you, it's about to be. we've got another meet alert again today and anny hong, we are rolling into record breaking territory, but are we going to get there? >> not quite today. we were close. the official high of 100 at reagan national. the record high was 102. so not today, but i think by saturday we've got a better chance to ch

lice insist this was a proportionate response but there's no question that the security is going to bey tight during those games. here's an example. for first time since the second world war, the military will take control of london's air space. >> that is extraordinary. it will be a tight security in that time in the run-up too. >>> more fallut from the june employment report out yesterday. joining me now, nbc news white house correspondent mike viquei viqueira. >> after the jobs report, both candidates are out of sight. the president went to camp david and mitt romney continues on vacation with his family. but it was really another lackluster jobs report and both sides were quick to react, trying to find a political edge in the numbers. >> the new numbers were out four months to the day before the elections and mitt romney was quit to pounce. >> america can do better. and this kick in the gut has got to end. >> after a rough week that saw him take fire from conservatives on the state of his campaign, romney was back on message, hitting the president on the economy. >> his policies ha

president obama's deceptive rhetoric because they are striking back in a big way against the blatant lice background. watch this. >> when a president doesn't tell the truth, how can we trust him to lead? the obama outsourcing attacks, misleading, unfair and untrue. there was no evidence that mitt romney shipped jobs overseas. candidate obama lied about hillary clinton. >> shame on you, barack obama! >> but america expects more from a president. obama's dishonest campaign, another reason america has lost confidence in barack obama. >> sean: that's a big question of the day. when the president does not tell the truth to the american people, how you can trust him to lead? joining me to answer that in richmond, virginia, he was campaigning for mitt romney. former new york mayor rudy guiliani. appreciate you being back. >> how are you? >> sean: it seems that as this campaign goes on, that barack obama has a character problem. the one thing he seemed to hang on to for a long time throughout his presidency is this idea of likeability. does he put that in jeopardy? >> well, i think his big proble

lice have called off the volunteer effort for now but say law enforcement is working to bring the girlscus today is to get these two girls back. that's what we want. we just want these girls back. and so that's what the focus is. to get them back safe and sound. >> joining me now, lyric's mom, misty cook morecy. and tommy brouseau, the aunt of both girls. misty, how did you find out the girls were missing? >> i was getting off work at 2:00. my mom gave a call on the cell phone to let me know, hey, the girls haven't been back from their bike ride. why don't you drive right over here and we'll continue to look for them. my mom had some plans for the night. so i drove over. we looked for they. couldn't find them. went to the police station. when the police found the bikes, that's kind of when it got serious and we realized it was more than just them off playing. >> the girls bikes were found down by a lake. was that an area that they went to a lot? did they know the area? >> from my understanding, they do not know the area. maybe elizabeth and some friends had ridden down there at one time

lice. >> no, diego, my friend, is in love. >> oh, diego is in love. five stars. "usa today" says fourth ice age adrift in the same old story. a great story. my kids are going to love it. >> the kids will love it. that's all that matters. more from abc next. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- >>> this morning on "world news now" -- a developing story. new rumblings that condoleezza rice could be mitt romney's number one pick for vp. >>> the political clues we're getting overnight and whether this a could be a game changer in the republican race. it is friday -- ooh -- july 13th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm paula faris on this freaky, friday the 13th. >> freaky faris on friday the 13th. >> a lot of fs there. >> a lot of fs. >> good morning, happy friday. >>> it is the political parlor game everyone is playing, guess the romney runningmate. we learn the answer -- it could be condoleezza rice. could be an interesting pick. big news. >>> also the blistering penn state report finds plenty

hours later, a near-riot broke out prosters clasd with lice police responded by firing bean bags and pepper balls, and one police dog ran into the crowd and grabbed a man by the arm. on sunday, officers killed a second man. they said he fired on them first. so far this year, there have been six officer-involved shootings, and five of those were fatal. >> sreenivasan: why are they gaining momentum? >> well, they're gaining momentum because they feel their voice is finally being heard. harry, this did not begin past saturday and sunday with the ascevedo shooting by anaheim cops. this is a culmination of anger against the city of anaheim and the police department. you have primarily a latino contingent that's very angry at what's been going on. in march there was a shooting of a young man by cops. the officer remained on duty. no action was taken now this saturday and sunday. you have these two incidents, the crowds converges, of course, the police go in there to tear gas the rubber bullets. another catastrophe. finally those in the latino community say they want action. there's going t

and have experience with the police, i was -- having been to tunisia and have the expense with the --lice, i was very it is funny. after the revolution happened, i have a colleague, visit. we got together. she said, thank you for everything you did to help cover our revolution. next time, let us in on the revolution. that was not until the final days of the revolution that the media took it seriously. no one paid attention to it. -- tunisia. for people who were not an area with it, some people thought it was where "star wars" was filmed. i've got to the point where my twitter followers essentially became my newsroom. rather than being in a studio with producers left and right and and our peace talking to me and giving it the latest info, a pundit here and an eyewitness here, i was sitting on the park bench and having all the mighty are followers collecting the info for me. i could fact check and a bunch of other things. >> journalism is now easier than ever. >> it is also rather old-school. the basic principles that are the kinds of things that i think any reporter are some instead in jou

thank you so much, e lice. >>> waves of immigrants desperate to make a new life are making a treacherous to a place they want to call home. it is not taking place in the u.s./mexican border, but we are talking about what is happening increasingly and regularly in australia. today, another boat packed with asylum seekers has run into trouble and not for the first time either near the australian island of christmas island. and now let's talk about the boat first, and what are the latest of the rescue attempt because of the seas being so rough? h. >> well, the australian navy is keeping an eye on this boat, and they did establish that everybody is well and they found that there were 180 people aboard this boat, but they have not been able to get them on to the marine. the safe toy the marine boat now because of the rough seas, because of the rough conditions. >> only a couple of weeks ago 90 would-be migrants die d in similar circumstances. these are asylum seekers who come by boat and represent a small number of immigrants, about 2%, but it is a hot potato and socially divisive and tell us

you may have imagine, has responded calling michele bachmann's accusations vicious and disgusting lice ed rollins said she's being extreme and dishonest. >> these attacks have no logic, no basis and no merit and they need to stop. >> it's rare for a senator to publicly rebuke members of his own party. but that's just what arizona's john mccain did yesterday. after five house republicans questioned whether one of secretary clinton's top aides has ties to terrorism. >> when anyone, not least a member of congress, launches specious and degrading attacks on the basis of nothing more than fear of who they are and ignorance of what they stand for, it defames the spirit of our nation and we all grow poorer because of it. >> minnesota's michele bachmann and four others sent letters to top intelligence and security officials last week warning that the muslim brotherhood, global religious islamic movement whose members have been leaked to terrorist groups in the past may have infiltrated the top levels of u.s. government. they pointed the finger first at huma abedin who is deputy chief of staff

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lice in the billionaires' purchase of our nation. >> and you think it doesn't affect you? think again. >> announcer: heard around the country and seen on current tv this is the "bill press show." >> bill: hey, it is 24 minutes after the hour. talking about jeb bush yesterday coming down, clasping down hard >> bill: it is 25 minutes after the hour now. mitt romney digging his heels in said uh-huh, i don't care what the republican governors say. i don't care what republican strategists say. i'm not going to release my tax returns. all right mitt. if that's the position you want to take. you can expect the issue to continue to dominate this campaign. maybe -- we ought to be talking about jobs and obama's record. i'm willing to defend obama's record. instead, we're talking about mitt romney's big question, what's he trying to hide in his tax returns. why doesn't he release them. ray is calling from up in buffalo, new york. what do you say? >> caller: hi, good morning. what do we know about mitt romney? we know he doesn't want to be responsible for anything. he don't want to be

lice. >> no, love. >> oh, yeah, love. bill: you could have that too i guess.ur parent company put out that movie, news corporation. martha: so much fun. bill: so successful too. well-done. martha: this story coming up for you. there was tragedy that unfolded over the weekend on a soccer field. a bolt of lightning killing two men. another man was hospitalized. he is said to be in stable condition today. it happened in houston the lightning hit a tree under which the men were seeking shelter during storm. the thunderbolt came out of the blue according to folks there and gave them no warning. >> there were three guys the lightning came and hit the tree and they like flew. >> it came pretty quick. it was a fast-moving storm. i was out on a call when this one dropped and, didn't have my raincoat on. and next thing i know, it is pouring down rain and this call dropped. it was that fast. martha: boy, fast and lethal. about 300 people were in the area when that storm hit. more extreme weather is coming. another sizzling heat wave is about to hit an area that stretches