i'm just doing "mission impossible" at the moment in vancouver. >> mission impossible 4? -- >> that's an amazing choice. >> amazing. >> do you call it mi4? >> no, it's called ghost protocol. >> you call it ghost protocol. >> i call it gwyneth paltrow. mission impossible: gwyneth paltrow. >> so that's donees are but "star trek 2" hasn't been done? >> it's been written. there's a lot of exciting -- j.j. edwards is producing "mission" and so bad robots of the same production team and i keep getting whispers about the script being better than the last one and everybody is very excited so i'm hanging out. >> the last question is one i always ask and perfect for you two. i ask everyone to sing part of a song. >> we're singing this morning? >> i have a horrible feeling in my tummy this morning. >> that's why i save it for last. >> yeah, glad you did. what are we singing? ♪ how do you like eggs in the morning ♪ ♪ i like mine with a kiss that's what we were singing this morning. >> i have to do some cult movie research. i'm stumped -- >> a lot of fans like this. weigh in on wnnfan

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. >>> mission impossible? nasa says it's tempt early today to launch an environmental research satellite in orbit was a failure. the taurus xl rocket lifting off from vandenberg air force base, a protective shell did not separate from the glory satellite as it should have, and that left the satellite without enough velocity to reach orbit. now both the rocket and satellite are lost. >> and all indications are that the satellite and the rocket are in the southern pacific ocean somewhere. >> the whole project cost more than $400 million. had it reached orbit, the satellite would have analyzed projections of future climate change. >>> well, charlie sheen is at it again. this time though perhaps cashing in. how his rants could land him a big payday. >>> and losing sleep over wrinkles. see why the way you snooze may be adding years to your face. >>> and we've got sunshine now, but could rain move in for the weekend? we will talk about that next. ,,,,,, [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 1

would head we catch up with newly reinstated mission impossible coach david blotz who shares his thoughts on the challenges that lie ahead for the cheap cars the seven european champions. go stateside the national football league begins its lock up the team owners feel true reach agreement with the patient. and historic russian premier league season has kicked off crusted are still shaking off the rust as they open the extended campaign where teams always played throughout the winter until may next year a good store for the newly promoted krasnodar boys the so the russian outfit earning a point i wait to near neighbors on to see if the middle school i jump says well they were few and far between of the genome a stadium with the best opportunities for both sides not coming on to the last few moments a free kick from new brazilian signing the legendary roberto carlos well kept crossing guard shot stopper right before the final whistle milner would finish. martin well have won the first game of the new season the side who normally missed out on european football last season beating. one milb

chris pratt's red carpet from the "droppin ceiling on wiresheike tom cruise in 'mission impossible,'" [ laughter and applause ] applause? i like that guy in the front, just clapping right there. i think that's pretty funny right there. you -- you're -- why -- he was clapping. [ laughter ] that's what you would do too? you would do it that way as well? okay. this one's from @mrpettyjones. he's says his grand entrance ir would be"danny devito wearing a diaper pushing me in a stroller made of rare dinosaur bones while 'all by myself' plays --" that's weird though. [ laughter ] ♪ all by myself don't wanna be all by myself ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ chariots of fire that should be the theme to "jurassic park." [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: when i was young, i never needed anyone, that's the weird thing. i'm making love just for fun, you know? those days are gone. all by myself. i don't wanna be all by myself. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm gonna let you -- i'm gonna let you eat this one all by yourself. i'm not gonna help you with this one. last one, you guys. this from @drewguevara. h

its mission impossible. >> will: especially with your insurance right? give them a second call today to see if they will give us any relief. hopefully the mayor will talk to fema they said they would get a guy out here after the meeting and they can assess that. then we will go from there. i would like to save my home but if it will cost half a million dollars i don't have the money. >> will: we wish you all the best. i can say he's not waiting for help, obviously his family is on his mind. the most important priority. back to you. >> reporter: think you for the report and giving us that sound bite. let's check with the power outages. no power outages in san francisco, 1400 people in the peninsula without power, the north bay 1400, and the east bay 100 people. we're told the peninsula all good just to be restored any time between now no estimate on when everybody else will get the power back on. santa cruz mountains more and bad news work to restore access to homes blocked by a huge landslide has been delayed. the areas to wet and muddy for construction

ago, the american military mission to pacify the tiny villages in afghanistan will look like mission impossible, especially if our bombings keep killing afghan civilians and infuriating the one who is survive. the center for defense information said late last year, we have now spent $439.8 billion on war and war related costs in afghanistan and $1.631 billion -- trillion so far on the war in related costs in iraq. as i said a moment ago, these figures should astound fiscal conservatives. a syndicated columnist wrote a few years ago, critics of the war have said since the beginning of the conflict that americans still strangely complacent about overseas wars, being waged by minorities in their name. well inevitably come to a point where they see they have to have a government that provides services at home or one that seeks empires across the globe. i just finished, mr. chairman, a few months ago -- weeks ago doing field hearings around the country in relation to the transportation and highway bill. at each stop, these were done in oklahoma, arkansas, and west virginia, and west tennessee, very

themselves says captain muhammad, formally in the libyan special forces because it's impossible to attack artillery. it's a mission these men, young and not so young are learning the hard way. ben weederman. >>> since the fighting began in libya tens of thousands of migrant workers have fled the country. nearly 50 workers from bangladesh jumped off a ship to escape from being sent back. >>> mr. carzite refused to accept an apology. the boys were gathering wood last tuesday when gunners had a helicopter apparently mistook them for insurgents who had fired on an american base just hours earlier. >>> soldiers fired into the air and used stun guns to try to disperse protesters. the protests were triggered by reports that were holding documents under president mubarack. >>> and in rio de janeiro the streets are truly carnaval. the vast majority of these outfits are made in china. >>> and groups rallied today in new york city on both sides of the question, of weather hearings should be held into the so called radicalization of -- >> i don't want them to be able to stand up and claim, see we told you, america is at war w

. >> reporter: it was close to impossible from outside as well. purdy's family home became mission control for the long-distance search. watching the news, working the phones and hitting the social networks. megan saw ann curry was in the region so she sent her a tweet asking her to look for her sister, and guess what, that's just what she did. >> are you cannon? >> this american woman walked up to me and said hi, are you cannon? i said, yes. she said, your sister, megan, contacted me and is trying to find you. so that was a big relief, kind of amazing to hear my sister's name. >> reporter: and one moment later a reunion via satellite phone. >> i found your sister, here she is. >> oh, many i god. >> hi, sis. >> oh my god, cannon. is that you? >> yeah, i'm totally okay. >> so quickly before i knew i was talking to ann curry and before i had to chance to say ann curry i admire you and your coverage of the situation? japan, she put my sister on the phone. it was three heartbeats and there she was. it was incredible. >> reporter: purdy arrived back in san jose yesterday staying staying

we talk about how you can address the sort of defense a little bit because it seems like an impossible mission that we would try to do this on the border. >> shredding first of all you have to go back to what david and umar was talking about. there is a continuum of defense where there is an effect to be achieved. we need to figure out how to interrupt what we might want to call the supply chain of trouble and that will be on the borders to try to deal with it at the point of entry or the points of entry. almost at the point either the consequence management at that point. in regards to mexico and the drugs trade is as yet in the cartel and so forth and i think we need to be concerned mexico's ability to manage their entire border, the border with us, the order of guatemala and the maritime borders. for a number of decades now we have been dealing with drugs out of south america become largely through the maritime means, and that threat is evolves over the years, and i think when we take a look at the border security and order management we have to look at the hemispheric threat and the entire

could talk about how to address the defense in depth a little bit because it seems like an impossible missionto me to do this all right at the board r. >> sure. first go back to what david aguilar was talking about. there's a series of an events in the country that need to be achieved. we need to interrupt the supply chain of trouble and moving in on the borders to deal with it between ports of entry. at that point it's almost consequence management at that point. with the cartels and so forth, we need to be concerned that mexico's ability to manage their entire border, with us, belize, and the maritime borders. for a number of decades now, we dealt with drug flows that come from maritime means, and that threat evolved over the years, and i think when we look at border security and management, we have to look at the entire threat and entire chain of where things are developed and how they move through, and david aguilar got it right. we need to be concerned in my view with the southern border of mexico and maritime because that's where the drugs come into mexico, and then it's hard to detect