lucy dolls, lucy plates, lucy pajamas and of course movie posters. >> people forget that lucy was a greatie actress. >> reporter: not those who attended the memorial. >> i really miss her. >> we were really close friends but i really miss her. >> reporter: for lucy arnez who worked to put together the tribute to her mother, this corner was most special to her and her dearest momento. >> i'm wearing it. they're not going to get this one. >> my mom never threw anything out. when i went into the costume room she kept in the back of the house. there were things i never knew she had. the cello routine. the fat suits, it's just amazing. we got as much together as we could, and put it in chronological order along with letters from presidents and movies. >> along are those most cherished screen memories and perhaps lucy ball's greatest legacy. her laughter. gloria hellard. >>> and coming up, we learn the shows that kept the television industry alive. >>> and coming up, betty white and the tale of one very special dog. plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend

i'm lucy coughing of you watching our t.v. . well we begin today with what else what are ongoing national crisis now less than a one week folks in fact five days seven hours and counting that's how much time is left until the end of the world scary august second apocalyptic deadline which by the way we already moved three times so despite the fact that raising this arbitrary debt ceiling is something that this country has done like clockwork in fact more than one hundred times since one thousand forty two political parties still seem to not be able to reach any sort of deal so what exactly is the endgame here i mean how is this crisis actually going to affect ordinary americans and there's even a crisis or just a political show now i don't know about you but i tend to follow the money when it comes to the truth about economic issues so let's hear from someone who has a boat load and boat loads of it jim rogers is the co-founder of the quantum fund he's also the author of a gift to my children a father's lessons for life and inve

lucy, bye-bye.good day. >> can you wavav good-bye. >> bye. >> all right. >> thank you. >> thank you all. >>> we're honored she let our producer josie be the first one to sign her cast. that's a big deal. time for the weather and sam who is joining us from a mystery location. part of our most beautiful place in america event. i know your big tease. >> good morning, robin. no, i mean i think you started it up because now twitter is alive with all the guesses. let's look at the boards and show you what's going on. out of phoenix, sunday night into monday, some big, big powerful thunderstorms with a lot of vivid lightning. these are the monsoon storms. wow, that's one to two inches of rain came in those, as well. here's where they will light up during the day. more in the monsoon area and a little as those will concentrate right in the zone between the fronts there so right there from minneapolis all the way into rapid city is where we're likely >> and we are still live in our secret super locate. all t

. >>> and lucky lucy. a 6-year-old girl who nearly lost her leg to a shark attack in just 18 inches of water talks about the horrific ordeal for the first time today, tuesday, july 26, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> and welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning. i'm ann curry. >> and i'm matt lauer. boy, it's interesting to watch these two speeches in primetime last night. the president went first and delivered a tough message at the white house. he warned americans of an impending economic crisis if congress fails to pass a comprehensive budget deal in only seven days. and, of course, he pointed the finger of blame directly at the republicans. >> they describe what's happening in washington as a partisan three-ring circus. speaker boehner fired back saying even when a deal is within reach, the president, he said, would not take yes for an answer. the latest report live from washington ahead. >>> also, where does the case against dominique strauss kan go from here now that his acc

i'm lucy catherine of you watching our team. and the world is also watching as washington scrambles to avoid a default now less than one week folks in fact five days four hours less than four hours three hours and fifty eight minutes my goodness and counting until d.-day on august the second which is going to be downgrade of the u.s. credit rating default and even both of lawmakers can't let the fourteen point three trillion dollar debt ceiling in time now despite the fact that congress has raised the arbitrary debt limit more than one hundred times since one thousand and forty it unfortunately looks like politics are getting in the way this time around should we actually be worried as the question i posed to legendary investor jim rogers now you may just be surprised by her response take a look. may i suggest you stop watching i know you have to report something because your own t.v. show it is it's a charade it's a spade is a scam they're not going to do anything serious they're going to announce something the day before the d

little lucy mangum is in recovery mode. she's got a great cast on.back in the water when she recovers. jordan, craig, we appreciate it. we're glad you are here to share your story with us this morning. >> thank you very much. >> we wish you the best. >> thank you. >> she's adorable. >> one tough little girl. >> she has quite a story for "what i did on my summer vacation." poor kid. >> all the kids will want to see what she went through. >> she's so brave, asking all those questions right after. quite a little lady. another quite a lady joins us with a look at the headlines. it's a good thing you can't relate to the shark attack. >> absolutely. my summer's been good compared to that. good morning to you. the two sides in washington are still at odds this morning over raising the nation's borrowing limit. president obama spoke to the nation last night. he accused republicans in congress of creating a dangerous stalemate that could cause the u.s. to run out of money to pay its bills next week. house speaker john boehner responded saying the president is

as soon as lucy is ready to go, we'll be back there. >> definitely. yeah.t stay away from the beach. >> her parents explained that the shark made a mistake so lucy says she will forgive the shark and doctors say that she is expected to make a full recovery. >>> congressman david wu of oregon announced his resignation today. he has been under pressure in the house to step down because of a sex scandal. the 7-term democrat is accused of making unwanted sexual advances last fall toward a fundraiser's 18-year-old daughter. in a statement released by his office, wu said he cannot serve in congress while fighting the serious allegations. >>> a burning man bummer why fans of the famous festival could be disappointed this year. >> and maybe it's better not hit snooze. how a bad night's sleep could be messing with your mind coming up. ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, lawrence. >>> we're all getting a weather is lesson from lawrence. >> the fog is gone, it's looking good. enjoy your lunches, we'll see you later. we have some fog at the coast. but that's pulling back there. i think

s did say lucy should make a full -- doctors say lucy should make a full recovery in six to eight weeksple outside of los angeles witnessed an accident last week. motorcyclist crashing into a minivan. callers told the 911 operator that the driver of the minivan drove away and they couldn't find the biker, turns out he was in the van. police say he flew in through an open window and landed in the backseat unharpled. the driver didn't stop. he -- unharmed. the driver didn't stop. didn't know the driver was back there. the driver of the minute night van drove a short distance realized he an extra passenger and that was that. >> that's it for studio b on a

better off and they probably are they've got more money in their pocket but the overall situation lucy is getting more and more serious america is now the largest debtor nation in the history of the world this cannot go on forever yes then surely the creditors are going to say listen no more that's the end of the line you think the problems are bad now you wait so we don't have any more credit you wait a little bit currencies collapsing you wait till interest rates are going through the roof and inflation is going through the roof it's not going to be a pretty picture the going to be social unrest is going to be a mess but we better deal with the sooner we deal with it the better if we can deal with it now or last year or even this year we might have a hope abscess some periods of very very painful periods then we can start over but as you said jim you've been around a long time and they've been talking about the for a long time and said they're not going to they're not going to take the massive kind of cuts that they need to take to the spending in order to get the situation under con

sooner or later lucy's sky diamonds would trickle down. (laughter) >> and obviously when john sang i am the eggman i am the walrus goo goo g'joob, he meant tort reform? (applause) so lennon was a conservative unless he comes on to my show and debates me otherwise. if he doesn't, he is a coward. next, a wag of my finger to bbadu.com which is to the a social network for fans of erykah badu t say european social networking site with 120 million members which conducted a poll that ranked germanee as the world's least funny country. what? germannee not funny, really? they have a breakfast cheese named onerammergauer, alpe krauter deliqatesse. frustuck, kase. the funny part is by the time are you done saying it they have invaded your country. (laughter) clearly, clearly german comedy has got ena bad rap so tonight i'm going to clear the german's good name, here to tickle your funny bones, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome german ambassador to the united nations, the honorable hans beinholtz. (cheers and applause) last night i left the toilet

it's lucy with the football. charlie brown thinks that lucy is going to hold the football for him. every time she convinces him she would hold the football for him, and every time she pulls it away at the last second. >> yeah, go ahead! >> do it! ♪ >> lucy and charlie brown and the football is such a familiar american metaphor that it turns up as a skit even in burlesque shows like this one in north carolina last year. the lucy and charlie brown football metaphor explains exactly what has been going on in washington between democrats and republicans since president obama got elected. republicans were for health reform with an individual mandate to buy insurance until democrats were for it too, and then republicans decided they were against it. hey, who moved the football? same thing on cap and trade. republicans proposed cap and trade as their own republican market-based approach to pollution, and democrats went along with that, and republicans decided their own idea was toxic. where's the football? seven republican senators co-sponsored legislation to establish a bipartisan commis

searching in the spice cabinet lucie kept full of whisky i found a key. i planned my invasion for that afternoon. thank you very much. [applause] >> i wrote a new book i'm working on. i'm from mexico city and i write about mexican stuff. i fear i would write a book to deal with that and get it out of the way. this is part of this project. my main character is alexander. [inaudible] don't take it personal. my aim, i guess is to at the end of my novel that [inaudible] good mexican novelists. alexander looked at the mirror and saw a mexican stairing back at him. the bad mexican had paid alexander a visit much the conversation from last night's party brought him back in full force. why did he always have to open his big mouth. why tell people that don't care that he hated and despised? he actually might like the [inaudible] hated me english and spanish he could not understand how someone could say he was mexican having been born in the usa. he doesn't like going to mexican places. he does not like to discuss beer and shots of tequilla. he never listened to sp

lucy craft, "nightly business report," tokyo. >> susie: tom, decent gains on the market today. people not going crazy to buy. but there's a sense of buying on the dips, and positive >> tom: no doubt about it. it continued last week into this week over the holiday. volumes decent. but you're right, the positive tone to the market has clearly been improving. no doubt about it, susie. let's get to it with tonight's market focus. >> tom: stocks squeezed out small gains despite higher financial stocks were among the laggards, hit as global interest rates are rising even if the u.s. federal reserve remains on hold. this is the past 90 sessions of the s&p financial sector exchange-traded fund. despite rallying from its low that we saw from last month, it has been unable to get over $16 per share since mid-may. big banks j.p. morgan and bank of america held the dow industrial gains in check. j.p. morgan slid more than 1%. bank of america fell more than 2%. the worst dow stock today. investment bank morgan stanley dropped almost 2%. 1.8%. concern is building among analysts that quarterl

lucy craft, "nightly business report," tokyo. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: our friday "market monitor" guest is mark lushini, chief investment strategist at janney montgomery scott. we'll also get an update on the economy from our first look at second quarter g.d.p. numbers. and the white house rolls out new fuel economy standards. we'll tell you what they could mean for auto makers and consumers. the ford focus is hot! so hot, ford can't make the fuel efficient compacts fast enough to keep up with customer demand. and there may be another bottleneck impacting deliveries. the associated press is reporting that machinery for a key dashboard component doesn't always work and is slowing down production at the focus factory near detroit. reportedly, the auto maker is even flying in parts from europe. no comment from ford on the report. one of the largest settlements today in the bernie madoff fraud case: $1 billion. hedge fund tremont group holdings has agreed to pay that sum to the liquidator of madoff's firm. tremont was accused of missing warning signs of madoff'

lucy craft, cbs news, tokyo. >> mitchell: there is news this evening that the harry potter saga is going out with a bang. harry potter and the debtly hallows part two opened yesterday and wrapped often the sin u8 biggest box office take in hollywood history. it made a staggering $92.1 million here in the u.s. alone making the prerecords set by highlight saga new moon almost by $20 million. up next, an art exhibition that is truly out of this world. d b1. plus omega 3's. >> i'm able to finish out strong. >> mitchell: the united states plays japan tomorrow in the women's world cup soccer final. four years after the team's disastrous collapse in the last world cup. much of the credit is the coach, a swede. at a press conference yesterday she shared some of her coaching secrets. >> all of a sudden what is exciting is stressful, you have to, you must. then i just tell them slow down, you move too fast ♪ you got to make the morning last ♪ kicking down the cobble stone ♪ looking for fun and feeling groovy ♪ [cheers and applause] >> mitchell: that final game is set for tomorrow in fran further g

i'm lucy catherine if any watching our t.v. now unfortunately the debt standoff still continues there have been minute little developments here and there on capitol hill but at the end of the day longer still do not have a deal and we are closer and closer to d.-day for the august second deadline and so the united states according to tim geithner at least is ready to default now. unfortunately some of the developments that we've been seeing are not optimistic here moody's just came out today saying that regardless of whether reid and boehner plans work out whether the congress is actually able to pass those plans that cut the deficit they will still lead to a negative outlook outlook on a triple a rating now as lawmakers continue to struggle to get their act together here in washington d.c. we saw president obama come out earlier saying hey guys maybe if the american people tweet at congress enough we can get our act together i'm not sure how that's going to pan out but for more on this let's turn to gerald celente he is the pu

i'm lucy capping off and watching our t.v. . well the race against the clock kicked into high gear at the eleventh hour here in washington earlier this evening house republicans finally passed a bill to raise the debt ceiling of course to cut twenty two billion dollars from next year's spending but it was largely a symbolic gesture in fact boehner might as well have added a pony to his bill he's not getting that either that's because legislation now has the senate with it where it is pretty much guaranteed to be voted down possibly as early as this evening and then of course it is back to square one and the senate majority leader will try to kick start the process of moving to a final vote on a new plan and while negotiations will continue behind closed doors for now the partisan debate rages on as of course there's the clock right there behind me now when it comes to america's prized triple rate pardon me it may already actually be too late that's not according to me that's according to max kaiser he's the host of the kaiser re

hoy regresó ah@ venezuela, lucí palacio presidencial justo por las celebraciones del bicentenario este. tiene el informe desde caracas. >>> viva chávez. >>> en el balcón del pueblo con traje militar y boina roja, cantando el himno nacional, así se presentó el presidente hugo chávez frente a miles de seguidores que lo esperaban en el palacio de miraflores >>> emocionó a sus partidarios ah! las lágrimas, chávez recordó que es un presidente enfermo, en tratamiento médico para batallar contra un cáncer que sigue en su cuerpo. chávez dijo que fue practicado el 20 de junio y tuvo por 4 # días. >>> por la intervención profunda, de más de 6 horas me tren entregué a dios. me entregué a la ciencia. >>> habló más de media hora y minuto después de la televisión público lo mostró en traje de civil que vinieron a la celebración del bicentenario. ha sido un día largo para los venezolanos que despertaron temprano viendo imágenes en la televisión de las sorpresiva llegada del mandatario al país en la madrugada. sus parto darys estallaron en júbilo y alegría. >>> usted no estaba aquí, no faltaba como el

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. >>> meantime, 6 years old lucy is recovering from a nasty shark bite today.r last week a shark nearly took her foot off when she was swimming in 18 inches of water. they told ann curry about a conversation they had about that attack. >> last night we were chatting about it, and she said, i don't care that the shark bit me, i forgive him. >> doctors say lucy will be able to walk, run and play in 6 to 8 weeks, but this was the second shark attack in that area in a month. no calorie sweeteners. this bowl of strawberries is loaded with vitamin c. and now, b vitamins to boot. coffee doesn't have fiber. unless you want it to. get more with new splenda® essentials™, a small boost of fiber, or antioxidants, or b vitamins in every packet. same great taste with an added "way to go, me" feeling. new splenda® essentials™. get more out of what you put in. look in this sunday's paper for a three dollar coupon. woman: saving for our child's college fund was getting. get moreman: yes it was. put in. so to save some money, we taught our 5 year old how to dunk. woman: scholars

imagine you are on the plains of africa 3.5 million years ago and your name is lucy. thank you for that. not everybody always get that little joke. doesn't play well in the midwest. 3.5 million years ago the earth was created. 6000 years ago, right after the babylonians invented here. that is about right. anyway, it reminds me of the gary larson cartoon with the little scenes in the cave party and the guy is looking out the growing going you are not the lucy. kind of a funny bit. so you are on they plans of africa and you hear a rustle in the grass. is it a dangerous predator or is it just the wind? if you assume it is a dangerous predator turns out it is the wednesday may have an airing cognition. a false positive. you connected a to b that it is an accidental correlation there. there is no causal connection but that is not a pretty yearly high cost air to make. lots of animals make them. you are just more skittish and cautious and below ground to noise. you have seen how animals are like that in the ferc, fin and feather shows on the nature channel and burning chann

girl who survived a nasty shark attack a week ago is expected to make a full recovery. 6-year-old lucy was floating on her boogie board in a foot and a half of water. afterwards, megan told her -- but this morning on "today" her mom jordan says her survivor has had a change of heart. >> actually last night we were chatting about it, and she said i don't care that the shark bit me, i forgive him. and i think that -- you know, we talked about enough about it, this was a mistake, the shark didn't want to eat her, and that's why he just bit and left it there, and swam away. >> all right. the doctors say that little lucy should be back on her feet running in about 6 to 8 weeks. >>> a heart-wrenching global crisis to discuss today. more than 2 million somalis facing starve's. distributing food is difficult and dangerous, but it's absolutely necessary. somali-born model iman is joining us live joining the chorus of voices. we'll talk to her right after this. naturals from purina cat chow. delicious, real ingredients with no artificial flavors or preservatives. naturals from purina cat chow. s

lucy's father is actually a doctor.alized just how badly injured she really was. her parents also say she immediately asked them to pray for her. >> she was amazing. much more calm and collected than i think most of the people on the beach at that time. >> what did that shark think you were? >> a fish? >> lucky little girl. lucy says she's forgiven the shark. she is expected to walk again after a few months of physical therapy. her parents say they love the water and will go back to the beach. >> i love she says she's forgiven the shark. >>> it's no secret we love our sleep studies here o o"world news now." but here's a good one. researchers at stanford say any interruption to our night's sleep seems to affect the way your brain works. >> ain't that the truth? they say being woken up by your crying baby or by someone snoring prevents your brain from forming memories, which is really the same effect as alcohol. those saturday mornings you don't quite know what happened. >> does it include being woken up by your dog? >> i

her dad says he expects lucy to make a full recovery.attack will not keep her away from the beach. i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. a week to go until the treasury department says we may not be able to pay her government's bills. the u.s. house and senate diligently working on competing dils bills to raise the nation's debt limit. threatening to veto the house g.o.p. plan. as we reported earlier n newscast. republicans are looking at options to rewrite that g.o.p. plan. one g.o.p. leader is demanding more details about what the president would support. >> i know the president would rather give speeches about our problems than resolve them, but he wasn't elected to talk about the united states. he was elected to lead it. >> shepard: white house blaming republicans for the standoff saying the president who is the one who is offering a real compromise. the chief white house correspondent ed henry on the north lawn tonight. ed, any chance the republicans will get more detai

. >> that was lucy. a tale involving a mining, the ipad bits and pieces from the periodic table. >> i am not a scientist but come -- raw materials like oil have been regarded as a strategic elements. rare earth elements are in hot demand. they erred in everything from ipad to wind turbines. parts of the world. 97% is produced in china. from california here is a reporter. >> in a dusty old mine high up in california's mojave desert, americans digging to secure its future. being cast cut from underground is a substance found in very few places. in these rocks are rare earth elements, high-tech building blocks. there's a shortage. >> we have done enough of exploration to know it will last 30 years. >> this might closed 10 years ago. with prices jumping tenfold, it is viable again. >> china is producing 97% of what the world needs. they are starting to eat more of their own. they're starting to let less of those be exported. we're now looking at shortages are rare earths this year and next year. that is why

lucy adams the direct for of operations said, no business of our size could commit to such a policy. they have criticized the bbc for refusing to use the conciliation service. it calls the bbc stunning and provocative. plans are being drawn up for big cuts across the organization which will mean more job losses and possibly more strikes. jim buchanan, "bbc news." >> you're watching "bbc news." our main headline in this hour, a little controversy over the phone hacking scandal. two key executives of rupert murdoch's empire have resigned. at least 32 protestors have been killed during demonstrations against president assad. >> 15 million pounds have been raised for victims of the worst drought in east africa for decades. but the disaster emergency committee says it's not enough to help the 10 million people who are fighting famine and disease. our correspondent has been traveling through some of the worst affected area from north eastern kenya from where he reports. >> this is north eastern kenya, one of the poorest part of the country, the landscape parched, the lives of its people bl

and william, harry and the queen's first california visit when nancy reagan, lucy and elton john threwa big studio party. >> we're meeting royalty tonight. >> jennifer aniston's hands in cement. >> justin timberlake and mila kunis, did the sex scenes make

and they look back at one of the world's greatest artists, luzius -- lucie and freud. -- lucian freudmowlawi has rejected calls to stand down after two days of protests. at least 80 people have been killed and 40 wounded. the elected president is overseeing a steep economic decline. authorities have used force to stop the unrest as well as widespread condemnation. >> for a second day, a military president -- presence on the street of the capital of mowlawi. they are responding to protests like these in the commercial capital on wednesday. all too often with force. across the country, at least 18 are dead and dozens more wounded. the demonstrators want the president to stand down. the civil groups behind this are unhappy at the rising cost of living and the acute shortages. it is the worst, they say, in 70 -- in all the years of independence. the president said he was prepared to meet opposition groups to discuss grievances, but would not step down. >> i strongly believe god will intervene in this political crisis. the opposition leaders and civil survive -- civil society activists are

lucy williamson, bbc news, seoul, korea. >> tomorrow in london, more than 1000 british veterans who were exposed to nuclear testing in the 1950's and lost their case for damages will be hoping the supreme court will give them permission to appeal. the elderly veterans believe there ill health is due to exposure during the tests, but the ministry of defence has contested that claims since 2004. our correspondent reports. >> not until 10 seconds and could anybody in look. so intense was the man made sun that people miles away with their back turns and hands over their eyes are aware of its fantastic brilliance. >> basically, we had no protection, no warning. nothing at all. all the to do is just stand and look at the bomb, basically, all we could do is just stand. cover our eyes in case we were blinded by the flash. >> he was a 19-year-old soldier when he witnessed the nuclear tests in the pacific. by the age of 21, he was of the army and suffering constant ill health. the mod has denied a link between the exposure and and illnesses, leaving them to fight it out through the cords. >> there

. -- lucie williamson. >> tomorrow in london, more than 1000 british veterans who were exposed to nuclear testing in the 1950's and lost their case for damages will be hoping the supreme court will give them permission to appeal. the elderly veterans believe there ill health is due to their exposure during the tests, but the ministry of defence has contested their claims since 2004. caroline reports. >> not until 10 seconds after the blast make anyone look. so intense is this man made sun that people 10 miles away with their backs turned and hands over their eyes are aware of its fantastic brilliance. >> 5 bomb tests. basically, we had no protection, no warnings, nothing at all. all we were told to do was to stand and look at the bomb and cover our eyes up in case we got blinded by the flash. it was just unbelievable. some crunched down and started crying. >> he was a 19-year-old soldier when he witnessed nuclear tests in the pacific. by the age of 21, he was an invalid aunt suffered constant milhouse. the mod as often denied the link. this has led them to fight this out through the cords

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lucy magnum has an amazing story to tell. after the attack she thohoht she was going to die.he even asked her parents to pray for her. but today she's getting better and is all smiles. >> so many people today are very lucky to be alive. >> a lot of near-miss, yep. uh-huh. >>> coming up later today on "good morning america," they may look pretty, but these venomous fish are taking over native to the pacific. they're wreaking havoc on the atlantic coast causing destruction in the progress. a closer look coming up on "gma." >>> for some of you your local news is next. >>> for everyone else, the new proven formula for, yep, a wonderful vacation. on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco playing ] and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! yeah, that'll certainly stick with me. we'll take it. go, big money! i mean, go. it's your break, honey. same coverage, more savings. now, that's progressive. call or click today. introducing honey bunches of oats, raisin

welcome back to the big picture i'm lucy calc now in for tom hartman and coming up in this half hour a utah environmental activist blocks and a legal illegal auction of public lands now faces up to a decade in prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines and tender christopher is here tonight to tell us his side of the story and also tonight you'll hear tom. take on what the last five republican presidents share in common here's a hint it starts with a c. and ends with our russian. people in the waning days of the bush administration the white house was selling off hundreds of thousands of acres of federal land to oil companies looking for new places to you guessed it. and december of zero eight an individual bidder number seventy but on a bet on and one twenty two thousand acres of land for one point eight million dollars christie's parcels of land didn't go to some sort of exxon mobil executive or an independent oil tycoon would they go to that's because bitter number seventy was a college students by the name of tim de christopher and ten didn't have one point eight millio

lucie, florida, a 17-year-old boy is charged with killing his parents. listen to this, police say tyler hadley bludgeoned his parents to death saturday afternoon, hid their bodies in the bedroom, and then had a big party saturday night after posting invitations on facebook. hadley is charged with two counts of first degree murder. >>> after the battle over raising the debt limit. today the house is scheduled to take a largely symbolic vote on a republican-backed measure that has virtually no chance of passing in the senate. a just-released cbs news poll finds 48% disapprove of how the president is handling the negotiations. congress fares even worse, 58% disapprove of how democrats are handling it, and 71% disapprove of what republicans are doing. tara mergener is in washington with more on this. good morning, tara. >> good morning, betty. no question, there is a lot of pressure all the way around here. and options are getting fewer and fewer, as the deadline looms. house republicans are on track to pass a plan that would raise the debt limit, for a pric

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and reports of widespread deaths and devastation from last night's star catherine and lucy the government disguises it was on this work incident. and online you're watching out a welcome to the program being proved innocence in courts can parents in significance in america especially when a guilty verdict is already at large in the media single mother casey anthony was cleared of murdering her two year old daughter this week but it's done nothing to sway public opinion that's been spurred on by t.v. in newspapers and its internal reports. innocent until proven guilty it's a whole mark principle of the american justice system illegally often shoved aside from the vigor of some of the arrests young african black and brown subjects being sat down in the street and an obsessive kind of way fifty shots sixty shots are laying on our stomach in our back as we run. as we watch a flee to beating suspects into offenses in cases of entrapment entrapment is now legal in traveling is getting someone to do something that they would normally do to perp walks that parade suspects in handcuffs for the wor

the stories you see here tonight or follow what news i'm checking out follow me at twitter it's at lucy coffey we'll be right back but i'm more news and commentary up ahead. they'll. bring you the latest in science to see. the huge area covered. can. you think of the. glowing welcome to crosstalk i'm peter lavelle the color of terrorism as norway comes to terms with its most horrific attack on its soil since the second world war a plethora of questions demand answers how could this is the plan been executed under the radar of the authorities and has the west focused too much on islamic groups instead of homegrown extremists and terrorists. to cross talk the rise of far right nationalism i'm joined by my guest in london. he's chair of the muslim safety forum and stephen gosh he is spokesperson for stop islamization of europe all right gentlemen this is cross type that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's see how the oslo attacks may influence political discourse in europe. hardly a tragedy that struck norway on friday has become yet another grim reminder of the growing

the market the more countries specialize in producing certain goods at the moment all of the russian lucy crane and kazakhstan produce competing goods and are not using their natural advantages so this customs union will help them become more focused at the same time ukraine never hit its aspirations to join the european union and despite moscow's reassurances that a customs union can co-exist with the free crates of europe we would all members of the customs union join its presence is no hindrance to this process russia which is also a member of the customs union will seek the creation of the free trade zone with the european union i hope that this task isn't going to be a long run constraint russell did not seem to have cried trying to sit on cheers as a stern warning to ukraine came from the european parliament which said should the country join the customs union with russia or still the e.u. will be shot for ever for ukraine and despite this statement coming not from the highest ranks in the e.u. it caused him to debate in clear. now the post soviet states kind itself at a crossroads