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downgraded and i have liz claman joining me and tobi smith . adam,i am sorry it is one of these. what do you think they could move to prior to august 2nd . david berse is correct and a lot of s&p 500 people telling us. at fox business we are asking when could this happen? they don't have to see a default before they will downgrade our debt. >> would they do it and david is a good guy. we do it with japan and sovereign governments. the united states is different and you know the agency responsible for doing that. they would trigger what would be financial panic. >> they can't look at it that way. they lost credibility in the financial led up to the bubble and explosion. they have to tune all of that out and potential of massive market gyrations and the bond and the u.s. dollar and stock . everyone is worried about the 401 ks and does it line up with what constitutes the need for a downgrade of the quality of our debt and how we run this nation fiscally and economically. >> adam, we had the guest on earlier that was saying yes, focus on stocks and focus on the treasuries. the panic

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i really truly didn't. >> reporter: liz was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in october of 2007. after surgery, chemotherapy and radiation, the cancer came back. >> you're doing well for a couple months and then you recur. it becomes somewhat chronic in that you're just -- it is never going to go away. >> reporter: it even came back a second time and was treated again. doctors say recurrent ovarian cancer is usually a death sentence. but liz wasn't about to give up. >> we are seeing some very preliminarily exciting results. >> reporter: doctors took her blood cells and protein from her tumor and created a personalized vaccine designed to prevent future cancer. >> this is done several times so we can reeducate the immune system to recognize tumor and in addition, we give some drugs that help the immune system to function better. >> it was relatively easy. >> the side effects just aren't there because it's all made from your own body. so you're not going to reject it. >> reporter: liz test today with different vaccines and got injections of few weeks for over a year and a half afte

>> pelley: thanks, liz. news corporation has a value of $41 billion but its stock has plummeted since july 1 when the scandal broke. it has lost $6 billion in market value so far. the resignation of les hinton, the c.e.o. overseeing the "wall street journal," was announced after the market closed today. elaine quijano joins us now the late-breaking developments. >> reporter: scott, people wondered if the scandal overseas would head here. well, today it finally did. les hinton was one of rupert murdoch's most loyal lieutenants, but in the end, his more than 50 years of service to murdoch was not enough to save him. hinton resigned friday as head of dow jones and company, which publishes the "wall street journal" and is part of news corporation's media empire. but it is not his tenure at dow jones that has drawn attention. no one has questioned the reporting of the "wall street journal." instead, it's his 12 years-- from 1995 to 2007-- as chairman of murdoch's news international that's under scrutiny, amid sca

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liz? >> i imagine mr. hugo is a little bit embarrassed. thank you. >>> freedoms just days away for casey anthony. how some are trying to use public outrage over the verdict to change the law. >>> getting paid for selling you out. the sneaky way major banks are cashing in on your shopping spree. >> and one mission remains. the bay area astronaut who is about to make history aboard the atlantis. ,,,,,,,, >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a san francisco original. >>> casey anthony will be a free woman in less than a week. anthony, who was found not guilty of killing her 2-year- old, smiled when she arrived at court today to hear her punishment. her demeanor changed as the florida judge sentenced her to four years in jail, one year for each count of lying to police, during the search for her daughter caylee. >> as a result of those four separate and distinct lies, law enforcement expended a great deal of time. >> but the judge credited anthony with time served. that means anthony will walk fr

>> pelley: thanks, liz.n syria today, the streets were filled again with protesters calling for president bashar al-assad to go. we have amateur video from one of the biggest rallies where in 1982 that asad's father crushed a rebellion, killing as many as 25,000 protesters. this week the u.s. and french ambassadors visited hama to show their support for the protesters. it happened in the blink of an eye. tragedy at the ballpark. when we come back. the healing power of touch can be even more powerful, in the world. the healing power of touch my students are amazing. but to be there for them, you've gotta feel your best. kids can tell. that's why i love eating activia every day. so delicious activia helps me feel good inside. which helps me be my best... positive, cheerful and on top of things. help regulate your digestive system. love how you feel or your money back. ♪ activia control your budget? yes. our "name your price" tool shows you a range of options. you pick a price that works for you. perfect. only

liz, just in case you're interested, spirit and alaska airlines are the only two airlines not hiking up fares to compensate for the tax. a lot of people here want to fly those airlines. >> that's for sure. all right, julie watts life in san francisco, thank you. >>> -- live in san francisco, thank you. >>> much of the nation is focused on washington tonight. lawmakers have one week to come up with a plan to raise the u.s. debt limit before the deadline. congressional offices are taking calls from voters after the president urged americans to pressure lawmakers to reach a deal. right now there are two competing plans in congress. the plan for the republican- controlled housecalls for raising the debt ceiling now and again at the end of the year. the other plan in the democratic-controlled senate would cut $2.7 trillion from the deficit. the tax rates alone and debt limit through 2013. >> jobs, interest rates, credit, availability of government payments, benefits, all those things would be affected in relatively short order. >> the white house is already threatening to veto speaker boe

liz crenshaw has more on how to avoid a moving day mess. >> this was a mistake from the beginning. this wasn't just three guys showing up who couldn't do the work. the whole process was bad. >> reporter: curt betts of bethesda, maryland moved from a townhouse to a new home a few miles away. the movers showed up late. and that was just the beginning of his moving mess. >> the men that came, came without normal moving equipment. they didn't have the cell cellophane, cushioning materials, no tape. >> reporter: during the course of the move, betts says the movers destroyed some of his belongings, broke into his wife's jewelry, drank his liquor, and broke five pieces of furniture. >> this is one of the pieces they wrecked. >> reporter: an tique desk that had been passed through betts' family. >> it's more sentimental, and then when something like this is destroyed, it's just a heartbreak. >> reporter: he says the movers stopped every few hours, and charged his credit card a couple hundred dollars for payment. an anticipated eight-hour move took fifteen hours. betts got so frustrated --

why is that liz?orter: well, it could be for a lot of reasons, but the daily beast and the cdc determined the top 20 cities that live the longest. three bay area cities made the cut and only 1 made it on top. it's where i'm standing right now, san jose, where the average life expectancy for men is 79.2 years, for women it's 82.9. san francisco came in sixth with men 75.9 years old, women 82.5. oakland came in 15th, men living to 76.4 years, women 81.2. it could be the weather. >> it's always temperate here, very nice. you know, even during the winter it's not that cold. >> reporter: or the location. >> being three hours from just about anything you can do, snowing -- sorry -- snowboarding, surfing, running. >> reporter: or maybe it's the lifestyle. >> a lot of families are very family-friendly: >> reporter: people in san francisco live longer, the daily beast and cdc study looked at years worth of life span data. the majority of the spots, california having the most out of all the states. >> this is c

liz says. please. liz. let's just say. the british. muslim. market. to the global economy. reports on a. diverse culture the bodies of ninety eight victims including nanny children a pack of playroom from a sunken russian cruiser the bulgaria pleasure vessel went down on sunday killing around one hundred thirty people. and washington rejects russia's call for missile to fancy cooperation citing that it can work with a country that's while taking advantage of the saudi sentiment to secure future bases in the world. the world's most famous whistleblower julian sancia continues has been born in london to fight extradition to sweden as one of their for questioning over sexual assault allegations but he supporters fears women will be only staging post to the u.s. . that's the headline here in our sports next vender farmer stay with us. good to have you company and these are the headlines chile the guru one of the corporate american to qualify for the quarter finals as group winners. club all eyes on michael royce the twenty two year old goes for the second gold naija in a ride.

>> pelley: thanks, liz.t has begun, the duke and duchess of cambridge have landed in los angeles, their three-day california trip includes hobnobbing with movie stars, a charity polo match and a visit to a children's arts program. this is kathryn's first trip to the u.s. >> pelley: it happened in the blink of an eye. tragedy at the ballpark. when we come back. in the world. my students are amazing. but to be there for them, you've gotta feel your best. kids can tell. that's why i love eating activia every day. so delicious activia helps me feel good inside. which helps me be my best... positive, cheerful and on top of things. help regulate your digestive system. love how you feel or your money back. ♪ activia control your budget? yes. our "name your price" tool shows you a range of options. you pick a price that works for you. perfect. only one thing could make this better. both: '80s montage! ♪ progressive '80s montage ♪ he drops some boxes, but it's okay ♪ ♪ we keep dancing ♪ hey! it's that guy! ♪ progress

liz palmer has the latest. u.s. troops are being cheated out of their money. armen keteyian's investigation shows us that it's happening on their own posts. and passing the wand. michelle miller on "harry potter" fans taking the magic into the future. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, with the car heading for a cliff, republicans and democrats are arguing about whether to turn left or turn right and they are fast running out of road. a deal to raise the government's borrowing limit will have to be done soon or the u.s. will ident and congressionalpr leaders met again this afternoon. the hangup is whether the deal will include tax increases as the democrats insist, or only spending cuts as republicans demand. we have three reports tonight on the deadline to default. first, chip reid at the white house where the president had a news conference today. >> reporter: scott, some republicans are calling for a stopgap measure to give more time to negotiate. the president says "absolutely not." >> i w

>> schieffer: thank you very much, liz. liz palmer in london. in this country, president obama claimed some progress in negotiations to try to find a way to raise the debt limit and keep the government from defaulting on its financial obligations. the reason for the optimism was not all together clear but a cbs news poll out tonight reflects the political toll this crisis is taking. the public is split right down the middle over the president's handling of the situation, but congress fares worse. 58% disapprove of how democrats are handling it, 78% disapprove of what republicans are doing. we want to welcome tonight our new white house correspondent norah o'donnell to the broadcast. she has more on all of this and the poll. norah? >> reporter: good evening, bob. tonight we're learning new details about that private meeting that president obama held with the two top house republicans here at the white house on sunday morning. sources tell cbs news that the republicans were actually meeting with the president's chief of staff when president obama

emily scott, liz notware. >> good evening, commissioners. i am emily scott and i am myra's partner. i will be living in the upper unit when the project is complete. i wanted to address a few comments made at the commission at the last hearing. it was pointed out that we had friends and family to speak on our behalf, but no neighbors. we should point out to the commission that we actually have 11 letters of support from our neighbors. you should have this map on paying 3 of your pocket. we have the support, either written or verb alfrom all of the neighbors across the street, the owner of the apartment building adjacent to us, the neighbors directly behind us and their adjacent neighbor. at the last meeting. mr. howser had four neighbors spoke on his behalf. they didn't speak against the projects as much as his alternative plans. they never talked about concerns despite the multiple outreach opportunities they provided. if they had, with would be happy to explain the plans, the subterranean living space, acceptable to mr. howser and his wife was not acceptable to us. we have met with

liz? >> reporter: hello, bob. well, rupert murdoch testified for the very first time today and the eyes of the world were riveted on these hearings. he actually volunteered to answer the government's questions for the very first time since this scandal erupted. the man who runs the world's most powerful media empire today had the world's media running after him. but the crusty combative rupert murdoch of legend was a different man today. his wife, wendy deng at his beck next to his lawyer joel klein and his son james at his side. the murdochs waited exactly 27 seconds to say "sorry." >> this is the most humble day of my life. >> i would like to say as well just how sorry i am and how sorry we are to particularly the victims of illegal voice mail interceptions and to their families. >> reporter: but sorry didn't mean they would admit knowing about widespread phone hacking and police bribery at the now- closed "news of the world" newspaper. though the lawmakers did try their best. >> mr. murdoch, at what point did y

liz, what's your response to all of that reaction by the media?ow, the reaction to the media maybe because it's putting them dead in their tracks and what to talk about now. oh, my god, she's going home on thursday. we can't fall this nauseating story through sentencing either. you have a young woman, you have hot girl on girl photographs and you have a child that disappeared and a funky trunk. it's a recipe for the journalistically lazy at it's finest. it is a buffet of crap that yet again -- it's so interesting, ed, because i'm writing this book. one of the essays i'm writing about is creating "the daily show" and the climate of the media and what was going on at the time. what was going on at the time we launched was wall-to-wall o.j., baby shaking nanny, the versace trial. i'm watching today, this breaks in, no commercials. if more people knew as much about rick scott as they do about casey anthony, florida would be a much better state. >> why are so many fascinated by this? >> does it go back to wow, at least imt not that bad of a mom. it's a

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it's tragic. >> chris: liz?> the president's 2012 budget includes over $7 trillion added to the national debt. the republican budget passed by the house cut spending by $6 trillion. you have a president who won't put a plan on the table. he wants to demagogue. you have seen the republicans saying look, we have to have the spending cuts here. i am watching the debate from wyoming and this looks like politicians that want to kick the can down the road. off group of republicans in the house like jim jordan who are saying no. we have a freight train of debt that is hurdling down the tracks toward us. the only responsible thing is get spending under control. >> chris: you've got divided government. tough democrats controlling the white house andnate. republicans controlling the house. in any negotiation, they have to give. >> we have to raise the debt ceiling. we have can't raise the debt ceiling. we have to leave it where is it. but they have to understand that people are not willing to vote for increase without cha

liz, i'd like to start with you.n you say borough park what, comes to mind for most new yorkers? i mean, how safe is this area? >> reporter: i would say the residents of borough park, a mostly hasdic feel very safe or at least until yesterday felt very safe, having their children play with one another, having the children walk alone without adult supervision but also having parents lock after the other children. it was very safe, but all the parents that i talked to yesterday felt completely shattered and said they'd have to re-examine what they do now and how strict they are with their children. >> rabbi, i'd like to ask you because, you know, certainly any time something as horrific as this happens in a community, they are in shock, but what's different, would you say, about this community maybe in terms of tradition or beliefs that -- that makes this different? >> well, there are three reasons why people choose to live in a more insular religious community. the first is shared value and the second is security in n

>> i got to know a wonderful woman, liz flangan coming to volunteer. she was so passionate with the kids. that was the face of christianity. i thought i want to learn more about this. i bought bought the only bible in kathmandu. i started reading the gospel expecting to find all the things people told me, bigotry and small mindedness and found none of that. in the land surrounded by hindus and buddhist, christ got to me. >> you founded next generation nepal. what is it doing to help reunite trafficked childrenn with their parents? >> i was totally broke and needed money to help look for the kids. now what we are doing is sending teams out in the mountains to try to find the families of these kids. we thought there were a few dozen kids, there are about 15,000 kids trafficked in this way, 600 orphanages where kids are starving to death. last week we rescued them. we try to figure out as much information, we put on backpacks and walk from village to vilge and don't come back. >> you have written a book called "little prince sesz.">>you can learn more at

. >> and the president nominated richard cordray instead of ease liz beth warren. bankers and financiers were working hard to have her leave the agency. and cordray is the former ohio attorney general well thought of within consumer circles. it's expected to be a battle. >> and a south san francisco woman is calling her granddaughter a hero. here is what happened. she was sitting down for lunch with 5-year-old caylee friday. she started to choke on a chicken bone. little caylee started slapping her grandmother in the back it and worked. >> she was choking. and couldn't breathe. she couldn't talk. her last word was "harder". then, she was good b.to faint. i gave her a few big ones it and came out of her mouth. >> what a sweet little girl. so brave and smart. she says she decided to go public with the story so people know it's forn teach little ones life saving tech neeg autos san francisco giants have received quite an invitation from president obama. and the team going to fly to washington, d.c. after sunday's game at the giants ballpark against milwaukee and recei

liz? >> thank you. >> eric: see you next sunday that does it for usn

bill crystal of the weekly standard and don pedesta and liz cheney and fox news political issue analystuan williams. >> they are pushing for votes related to the balance budget amendment. i understand that it appeals to the base and jim jordan makes a passionate argument of why it is the right policy. shouldn't we have done this months ago? >> i continuing would have been better if we did it a month ago. they hate to vote for debt ceiling increase . they dislike to give the federal government to have more money . pile on more debt . so, i think it is very important on tuesday they will pass a debt ceiling increase with spending cuts and spending caps. it is no longer said that the house republicans have their head in the sand. this yen this it is on the democrats and president obama to say are you against the spending cap or cuts and balanced budget. >> that gets us john to the big republican argument about the democrats and this president that he keeps talking about a big deal. but there is revenue increases and fuzzy when it comes to spending cuts especially entitlement cuts, why? >>

. >> khan tells detective liz williams of the flagler beach police that he's been having sexual chats with underage girls since he was 20. >> how many of those girls did you send pictures to? >> probably all of them. >> all of them? >> i struggle with this, you know, internally. obviously, i've always known it's wrong. and i never realized just how big of a problem it is. >> later, both men were charged with three felonies, including attempting to commit a lewd act on a child and using a computer to send harmful material to a minor. if convicted, khan could face up to five years in prison. asfour, because he sent that live video of himself naked, has been charged with a second-degree felony and could be sentenced to up to 15 years in jail. and because both men are not u.s. citizens, if convicted they could be deported after serving their sentences. coming up, we head back to the beach. >> could you come up here for a minute? [ male announcer ] you don't make the world's best chicken by pressing a button. it takes a cook. we're kfc and we've got a certified cook in every restaurant fre

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liz. i'll believe how serious the police. said i was really her not. that. it's. just. this month mom we're a small country in the middle a few roe vs my money we vulnerable because we are small stuff many times in history we have experienced the value that freedom and democracy. we are difficult to gain and easy to lose out of our discussion with other grow not as if we have something here there is part of a large defense system connected to significant defense conflicts like nato and through super power like united states with whom the czech republic and slovakia have only had the best of experiences and our safety will be ensured like never before in history ignorance this is the main point. is you must make them did you receive any feedback from the white house from president bush but the song you give last year and a woman who was around her now do know that she was just a little thing. about that except for an interview with a native he's i don't remember ever gettin that to it at seventy one of the heart of rock i didn't want to be aged say good she liked it wasn

the compromise doesn't exist. >> the disease, chris, liz, luke russert, hang on.e break. first we ask, who was the last u.s. president to win the white house while losing his home state? it's richard nixon. he was a new york resident in 1968 when he won the white house. he's no longer a california resident but there you go. if you don't count nixon, you'd have to go all the way back to woodrow wilson. our thanks to jeff greenfield for that one and i promise mr. gre greenfield a shoutout, follow him for political information and a couple of laughs. we'll be right back. i couldn't conceive this as a heart attack. the doctor leaned over and said to me, "you just beat the widow-maker." i was put on an aspirin, and it's part of my regimen now. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go see your doctor now. it's schwab at your fingertips wherever, whenever you want. one log in lets you monitor all of your balances and transfer between accounts, so your money can move as fast as you do. check out your portfolio, track the ma

we are joined by liz ann saunders, chief investment strategist for charles schwab. >> hello, martin.ne fundamental point, given that some in congress are dismissing the august 2nd dismiss and saying it is not a hard deadline, how serious will it prove for america's global economic standing if a deal is not done by that date? >> well, all right. there is some wiggle room apparently, because of the revenue stream is a little bit bigger than it was a couple of weeks ago so now i am hearing dates into the august 10th or 15th, but that is a side show. it is a big deal. i think that even if a deal is reached, and i believe there will be one and listening to geithner and members of both sides of the aisle saying that we will not default does not mean that the rating agencies will not downgrade u.s. debt which calls in whole other set of questions from the breadth of the full faith and credit and the collateral issue and the mandate of a lot of of the pension funds and insurance funds to only own triple aç securities is more of the shorter term concern. >> but the longer it goes on, one ima

jennifer aniston imprinted her hands and feets outside hollywood's grauman's theater joining the likes of liz taylor and marilyn monroe. congratulations to her. >>> this now comes to us from london, england, where thousands gathered to pay farewell to their favorite wizard. fans from around the world camped out for days and braved soggy weather to be a part of the lavish premiere of "harry potter and the deathly hallows part two." it sent spectators into a frenzy. many called it a fitting send-off for the boy wizard they watched grow up. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today." >>> a newborn giraffe made a big debut. weighs 130 pounds which is small actually if you're a giraffe. one day the long necked animal may grow up to 18 feet tall. for now after 15 months inside mom, arusha is sticking by her side learning to eat leaves and hay. very cute. >>> one course ames to show just how valuable life really is. in a country with one of the highest suicide rates, a professor in south korea developed a seminar to experience how it would feel to die. the idea is to show people all the reas

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>> yeah, it's unfortunate. >> detective liz williams of the flagler beach pd. >> unfortunate? yes, which would lend you to believe he was a little more sorry that he did it for his own self as well as far as -- >> unfortunately, because it was the wrong thing to do or because he got caught doing it? >> unfortunately because he got caught was the impression i got. >> what are you doing at flagler beach? >> reporter: the police find more as they dig into his past. remember how he kept asking the decoy at the house to flash her breasts? >> flash me? >> there's a pending case now of where he had allegedly grabbed a woman's shirt and pulled it down to expose her breasts. >> in that civil suit, two women who worked for roach at the time alleged he also exposed himself to them and touched them inappropriately. roach denied the allegations. and there's more. >> due to the fact that he also works around children. >> teaches kids tae kwan do. >> right. >> which is a physical activity. >> correct. >> roach was later charged with four felony counts, including attempting a lewd act upon a

and liz -- liz discovered a new profession in disneyland. because you know the star tours ride. yeah. the george lucas thing. >> yeah, they've redone it. they've redone it in order to make it kind of more fun and less upsetting.cc1:cc1: they brought in a vomitologist. so my --cc1: >> jimmy: i'm sorry. >> vomitologist. >> jimmy: i don't know what that is. >> i guess because people, when there's too much vomiting, you : bring in a vomitologist to keep the vomiting to a minimum.cc1:c: >> jimmy: what? >> and because we call our house thunder mountain -- >> jimmy: what? >> my daughter -- >> jimmy: you guys have thrown up on it? >> everybody is prone to motion sickness. like, terrible motion sickness. so, my daughter is like, "that's what i'll be. i'll be a vomitologist." like a health thing. >> jimmy: oh, no. please don't grow up to be a vomitologist. yeah. >> like a healthy profession. >> jimmy: so, you can't go on like -- you don't like cars or -- >> no, no, no. we do okay. we do. >> jimmy: but boats. >> i mean, boats. yeah, boats are bad.cc1: and -- >> jimmy: boats are not good at

we're kick off this fourth of july holiday weekend with liz crenshaw, and this week's "ask liz." >> heyre, aaron. nice to see you. >> nice to see you too. our first question comes from several viewers, actually. they want to know are any fireworks legal for consumers to right in the metro area? >> we did check on the state laws. d.c., maryland, and virginia, all three jurisdictions allow what is called consumer fireworks, which actually don't blow up or leave the ground. however, there are serious stipulations in some places. for example, prince georges county, montgomery county, and the city of falls church and the city of alexandria ban all consumer fireworks, even sparklers. so forget it there. howard and frederick counties ban most or all ground-based fireworks but allow for sparklers. and penalties for possession or use of illegal fireworks can range from $250 fine to up to a year in jail depending on your location. so the jurisdictions are serious about this, folks. >> so along the same lines, how do you know what fireworks are approved where you are? >> well, you have to check wi

then liz niece came unite and said she had been shot. >> is it went through her shoulder and exited her and went through the wall. >> reporter: his niece was alert but scared waiting for the plans to arrive. police detained three people overnight for questioning. we heard they arrested two of them. the suspects are 18 and 19-year-old males. their names have not been released. the gang task force is the invest gative body in this case. if you have any information about last night's shooting, caught san francisco police. live in san francisco, kimberly >> ondng in o lndngkiooak f loo suspects tonight. gunfire erupted in seven different neighborhoods around the city. sending at least six people to the hospital. you can see most of the shootings were just within a few miles of each other. officers have one suspect in custody, and are still looking for suspects in the six other incidents. >>> a man arrested for the 1983 rape and murder of a campbell teenager has been linked to another cold case. the case was recently reopened by the santa clara county cold case unit. authorities say he is li

liz. lists. lists and. lists keep its. mother. if. if. the ship would be soo much brighter if you live a song from cuts to the pressure these. don't come. so soon. after. before they begin ascending at click noise crest for climbers decide to take pictures they know only too well that they will be so exhausted after the climb that they will be unable even to hold a camera in their hands. just a lot of. the bells being. tied up. they got the knife through and said really. if you look at that click noise crest from a short distance you get the impression that it's an unassailable wall but rock climbers are quick to find an obscure trail among huge venturing boulders groups of climbers they usually guided by the most experienced people among responsible for the safety is at the other end of the group there's a fat chance climbers will injure their arms or legs to in the ascent the wind and water and i have polished the sides of the blocks over thousands of years but they still have sharp edges the climbers make their first stop over to now t

for us to assemble all of this and liz bonn, -- lisbon, starting the world series, major planning and logistical. we will pick up all of that equipment in portugal and transport it and reset it in plymouth some 30 days later. in the world series, today, we have the team that will be participating. the boats are and progress of being assembled, tested. more than just the five people on the boat. each boat will carry up to 25 people as part of their team to participate. of course, this is all about the america's cup coming here in 2013. the america's cup world series provides not only the background for the teams to practice, learn how to sail catamarans, wind sails, what with their sponsors to win the event, but it also allows us to educate us about the role that we raise in, educate the people out there fascinated by these boats, and allows us to bring it to the people, prior to coming to san francisco. we hope to bring an enormous event here to san francisco. the early signs for the ac 45's, which are really the training wheels for the ac 72's that will be performing here. imagine a

liz, is this what it comes down to?down to a negative approval ratings for congress that are even worse for the president right now. they're blaming bowe the president and congress. >> that's fine but he's not running against congress. he will be running against a republican who may be able to make the case that they could make the economy stronger, maya. >> there's going to be one big factor that's still to be decided and that is what kind of deal happens on the debt ceiling so the big debt deal that's about to either happen or not happen in the coming weeks and months, i think, is going to be a big part of how well the president performed in putting the economy back on the right course and again, i'd like to say, we're not going to see some great jump-up in employment. that's going to take a long time but putting us right on the back track will be critical for him. >> i think liz previewed what the democrats and the president's strategy will be for re-election which is he can't run on his record. we've just outlined h

liz cheney from keep america safe and fox news political analyst, juan williams. house and senate republicans are separately going to be pushing for votes this week related to a balanced budget amendment. i understand that it appears to their base and jim jordan certainly makes an impassioned argument as to why it is the right policy. shouldn't they have been doing this months ago rather than waiting for the final two weeks? >> i think it would have been better if house republicans pushed cut, cap and balance a month ago. i'm extremely sympathetic to the dislike of giving the federal government more money. no one has a proposal to cut $1.4 trillion right away which is what you have to do. i think it is very important on tuesday that they will now pass a debt ceiling increase with spending cuts and spending caps and a balanced budget amendment added to it. it can no longer be said that the house republicans have their heads in the sand. they have passed the debt ceiling increase and then it is incumbent upon the democrats and president obama to say what version are

liz. >> you know; it's one of the most iconic buildings.ackdrops, legislative events, now the building that one of the tallest domes in the world has turned blue. >> what color would you say that building is? >> ugly. >> blue. >> not just any blue, smurf's blue. he is the building manager. >> e haven't seen the movie, but it looks like they were trying to get on to a bart train. >> sueony pictures made the film opening tomorrow and picked up the tab for the lighting scheme. there was supposed to be a party at city hall, but sony pulled the plug on that. the blue light stayed. rob says the city uses the extra income to help keep the building maintained. >> that's one of the ways we offset the burden on the citizens. >> it's not the first time city hall has changed. normally it's for hole dais or awareness campaigns. >> but for the smore fs and blue for autism week, christmas time is red and green. >> now there were mixed revies on the buildings new color. some thought it was absolutely beautiful and a nice refreshing change. others thought,

he talks to liz daughter in front of a memorial. >> translator: so many people were killed. you should never forget that. but the important thing is that you should never hate anybody. we should never forget the massacre. but instead of just dwelling on the past, we have to move on to the future. >> reporter: hasanovic is ready to take the witness stand as a survivor of the massacre if asked to do so by a special tribune in the hague. although 16 years have passed since the tragedy, survivors suffer trauma, but they are trying to forge ahead for the next generation. >>> in other news, the european union will spend $14.5 million of food aid to north korea. the european commission made an announce. on monday. it said the food will be distributed through the world food program to about 650,000 people living in the northern and eastern provinces. the main recipients will be pregnant women, mothers with infants and children 5 or younger. the commission said the eu and the wfp will check delivery at every stage and visit distribution sites, hospitals, childcare facilities and hous

liz lemon live. listlessly . live live live . live. although it's still say eskimo school who lead the way love is only a sport whether it's next. 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 on. twenty years ago the largest country in the world to disintegrate into. what had been. meant to teach began a journey. where did it take the. first . few. headlines on our notorious american security firm blackwater goes on trial but for overbilling the government not for killing civilians in iraq and despite claims of atrocities against innocent people the u.s. resorts to using more contractors on foreign missions. their region intelligence says the far right suspect two admitted to deadly terrorist attacks acted alone but europe's growing nationalistic mood is feeding fears of more violence elsewhere. britain recognizes libya's opposition as the country's legitimate leaders and steps up the diplomatic offensive against colonel gadhafi. just after eleven pm here in mo

elizabeth cook is with some fans in santa clara who have been waiting a long time, right liz?porter: absolutely. ken, can you believe it's been ten years since the first harry potter film was released in the theaters? most of the fans were in grade school when it came out and now ten years later, they are back in line wanting to be the first ones to see the very last harry potter film and just like harry, they're all grown up. it didn't matter how long they had to wait in line. >> i got here at 2:30 in the morning. >> i would have been here last night if they would have let me stay. >> they had to be here. >> i don't think we'll have much of anything like this. >> there were of course wizards and a few muggles. it wasn't back to school night, but a graduation of sorts like fans like veronica. >> i started when i was 11. i was a tv generation and to be in the book generation by the end of it. >> after ten years and eight films, harry potter's magic has not worn off. >> it's one of those worlds you don't want to leave. >> tonight a bittersweet good- bye to a franchise that cast