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hey, nice to meet you, missy. would you care to join us?pplause] [laughter] nice landing. [cheers and applause] all right, all right miss cummings, you were one of the navy's first female fighter pilots? >> that's correct. >> stephen: you are now an associate professor at the m.i.t.'s director of ayer naughtics and the director of human and auto immediate consideration lab. are you making man-machine hybrids? what does that do? >> not quite so exotic. we're trying to make technology easier for humans to use. >> stephen: like -- what could be, you know harder than this? [laughter] this can't be easy. >> this technology is actually off the shelf. you can buy one of these yourself. what we've done that is fairly novel in our lab is we designed a controller thawk mount on an iphone, android,droid, that alls anyone with three minutes of training to fly those around. >> stephen: i'll call bs on you. yesterday i tried to do this myself with your phone operator. jim? oh. [laughter] you're welcome. not everybody gets an opportunity to have their ver

that's missy's job. and he was referring to his personal secretary, missy lehan. in fact, history is dubious on this, but it is in the biographies there is even speculation that eleanor was so upset by thinking of having to be first lady, which she saw as an empty, ceremonial role she didn't want to participate in, that she wrote a letter. and in that letter threatened to leave franklin and run away with earl miller who i'll show you a picture of in a minute. you've got to remember, you know, we think of these people like saints now, but they were flesh and blood folks just like us. well, we don't know if there were such a letter although there were people who supposedly saw the letter, and the letter was supposedly destroyed by louie howe who was eleanor's great friend and confidant. but, of course, he was also franklin's political genius. at any rate, how does it happen then that this unwilling woman who really didn't want to be first lady rewrote the script for a first lady from 1933 until 1945? and made the job of first lady part of the white house political c

"dear missy, i was thinking about you last night. i'll talk to you later, sweetheart. one letter that was even more disturbing. he had one more confession for melissa. "dear missy, if they had not put those restraints on me and you and i would have been in there alone, i would have raped you. i had a strip of cloth that i had planned to throw over your neck to force you to submit. during the strip-search, though, the officer saw it and took it away from me." >> i had trouble sleeping, obviously, after all of that. >> so he really did have -- >> he did a number on me. >> he did a number on you, didn't he? >> yeah. >> you did a number on him too. >> not quite. not the same. not the same. >> the woman who felt she needed to act like one of franklin's victims, passive and submissive, in order to get his confession in a way became a victim herself. >> i had quite a bit of anxiety immediately afterwards. very fearful, didn't know who i could trust. and every day it was very difficult to feel like i could survive that day and keep my head above water. >> do you think he manip

we're able to prevent a xeno folks from reaching your goal getting into missy who are infiltrating other agencies. our efforts are using positive results. the quality and qualification of migrant workers who come to russia have a great impact on people's attitudes toward migrants it's one thing when you have construction workers coming into the country and it's a completely different deal if you attract people capable of advancing culture and science. for a long time people thought of russia is a country that attracted unskilled migrants that federal authorities have been trying to attract better qualified workforce do we see this happening. you know we adopted a new law year ago. it's just amendments to the law on foreign citizens legal status and they went into effect a year ago and we have made a very good progress that used to we have some quite inspiring statistics. last year we often are registered three thousand people in the last six months of twenty sand the figure for the first six months of this year will be six thousand people they've got permissions to work here for three ye

fifteen one hundred meters touching the wall in a time of twenty seven point seven nine seconds american missy franklin. before that's ryan lochte. world record in winning the two hundred meter individual medley the american moving ahead of him michael phelps after the opening butterfly leg powering to victory in fifty four seconds and proving his own mark a tenth of a second behind in second with another picking him. and third luxmore the first two world record since high tech body. at the start of last. the gongs which will be hunted down by all the world's top athletes during the twenty twelve olympic games in london have been unveiled in the english capital the medals which weigh in around four hundred crowns are among the biggest and heaviest of any summer olympics the front of each one shows images of the greek goddess some of the tree at the last games in beijing host china topped the charts with fifty one goals more than a third placed russia the u.s. for sec. and with the most medals in all one hundred ten metalwork designer david watkins who created the medals for next year's event s

fifteen hundred meters touched the warning the time the twenty seven point seven nine seconds american missy franklin took the problems meanwhile before that ryan lost his own world record in the winning of the two hundred eighteen to individual medley the american moving ahead of compadres michael phelps. butterfly leg powering to victory in fifty four seconds and proving. tenth of a second felt right behind him in second with another big nine hundred. twelve record since i take. care. of the upcoming world championships in paris is also an important event for him pick for the head of the london games caldwell is hoping to keep the light enough points in order to travel next chair caught up with her and a hometown. when going to call it was just a child her mother wanted her to go to a dancing school or take up knitting and then broidery but by her own admission she's always been a sort of its own boy and lots of flight it was already all the is though that she would become a professional athlete mom though wanted her daughter to have nothing to do with combat sports and send her to track a

change anything that those who want to take drugs will take drugs we will buy them from the right missy's and if we don't get them we use something else that will always have something to inject. either over our r.t. moscow. but it is a good to have you with us on a saturday of course you're with us here not from moscow i'm rori sushi i do bear in mind though anything you missed on and i can always be found on our website r.t. dot com or destroy homes or you tube and enter our team right there right i've gotten a couple of moments i hope to see you in a few minutes. wealthy british. supermarkets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. is a report on. easy of nature discover it. leak the communicate with the wind. and become free in. nature can give you see. is he. the official. giong phone the i pod touch from the i choose option. like. video on demand g.'s mind. and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. on call.

hundred meters touching the wall in a time of twenty seven point seven nine seconds while the american missy franklin to . be sure that ryan lochte broke his own mark in winning the two hundred meter individual medley on thursday to american moving ahead of composite michael felt sorry for the opening butterfly leg on powering to victory in fifty four seconds and proving his own mark by one tenth of a second felt finishing right before hiring tim with another big name. shea in there. and that's all the sport i hope for you this hour much more coming up in just under two hours time but now it is the weather here on twenty four hour party . if you're followed up on my doubt you'll go to the. chinese are sort of a twelve back in the hard part of our long. and it goes back to a time when people would write out of their forces in the wild lands and pick up these huge debts important to mention the sheriff the prosecution they're going to like company man. and when they go out there he's got weapons. and they have to hope that nothing bad. will and. we're chasing killers and few of the i keep that

fifteen hundred meters touching the wall in the time of twenty seven point seven nine seconds american missy franklin took the bronze. before that ryan lochte broke his own world record in winning the two hundred meter individual medley the american moving ahead of compacted michael phelps after the golden butterfly leg powering to victory in fifty four seconds in proving his own mark by a tenth of a second phelps right behind in the second with another big name john kerry laszlo chat. logs getting the first world record incidentally since high take forty c. band last year. while the upcoming world today championships in paris is also an important event for a limpet hopefuls ahead of the london games russia's very kovel is hoping to accumulate enough points in order to travel next year on course that have caught up with her and her hometown was. when i called it was just a child her mother wanted her to go to a dancing school or take up knitting and then broidery but by her own admission she's always been a sort of its own boy and lots of flight it was already all the is though that she woul

fifties and hundred metres touching the wall in a time of twenty seven point nine seconds american missyfranklin took the brunt of the wall ryan lochte broke his own world record to win the two hundred meter individual medley the american moving ahead of compadres michael phelps after the butterfly legs to victory in fifty four seconds improving his own mark by a tenth of a second to drop behind the second i would. getting the first record since high tech party sings the band. while the upcoming world championships in paris is also an important event for them because the head of the london gangs. is hoping to accumulate enough points in order to travel next year but i'm cautious of caught up with her and a home timer cements. when it was just a child her mother wanted her to go to a dancing school or take up knitting and then broidery but by her own admission she's always been a sort of its own boy and lots of flight it was already all the is though that she would become a professional athlete mom wanted her daughter to have nothing to do with combat sports and send her to track and fiel

but this third-generation space worker and his wife missy may have to leave florida. job as an office manager a few months ago. >> we're just hoping we pick the right direction. i mean, we have to go in a direction. we hope it's the right direction and we pray for the best. >> pelley: i wonder what the two of you will think as you see the last one arch up into the sky? >> satisfaction that we flew the last shuttle out successfully. sadness that it's the last shuttle. nervous what's happening next. but overall i think joy and... that we did a job well done and pride in the work that we did. >> pelley: brian and his team will be there on launch day getting the astronauts off the ground. and we'll be reporting to you from the cape tomorrow night. that's the "cbs evening news." for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is 9news now. >>> we begin with breaking news tonight out of prince george's county where the outer loop just reopened on the beltway after being

hundred meter church in the wall in a time of twenty seven point seven nine seconds while american missy franklin took . before that ryan lochte broke his own mark in winning the two hundred meter individual medley on thursday the american moving ahead of compulsory michael phelps after the opening butterfly leg on powering to victory in fifty four seconds and proving his own mark by one tenth of a second fell finishing right before him with another big name. shay in there. and that's all the sport or how few this are much more coming up in just under two hours time but now it is the weather here on twenty four hour party. if you're followed up on my death you'll go to the. sort of a throwback and part of. it goes back to a time when people would wipe out of their forces in the wild west and take up these huge debts and putting them into the sheriff for prosecution what company made. them when they go out there he's got weapons. and you have to hope that nothing bad. will it. but we're chasing killers and you gotta keep that in mind others the two million dollar bill for his arrest. but

says he rates israel with their team right better than barcelona's fever player of the year little missy ray out in spain goalkeeper is in beijing professional and charity reasons and he will donate items for adoption before having a thoughtful clinic in the chinese capital as well to match to the asian nation next march because he is likely to take the captaincy for that trip i am beyond help if you will but really this is a really i can't you know and so provided vocal support for now though which probably comes as a surprise. to. us choosing between mention christian or analogy i would say i will go for christian if you are not only my teammate but all sort of friend i have to be counted both the best football is in the world and they're both for ambitious and given all their effort to play football for themselves and for their respective teams but anyway among the two best players i would choose christianity. is. now it's pay i tell dream team score some petersburg have a point and then you retard start both as a person coach it's a time stanley cup winner left the n.h.l. to join the

and reforms the people say they will keep fighting until they see change he's innocent now is that missy. egypt's uprising might have ousted president mubarak but to them he's far from gone thousands of people out here on top here they all see different things inside egypt but they join together because the people we've spoken to feel like their revolution has been still there we go through the books of the mubarak's . life on the way the taste of freedom was short lived the military is in full power mass media is being choked and oppression still rampant and worse than before and i think they werent catching activists as much as they are doing now. taken through a prison i guess now they're being greedy violent they want to kill that evolution this tool that in the first place he's known simply as own cult hospital here in egypt a social network or with a twitter army of some thirty thousand followers the military throws of civilians have to stop immediately immediately this is you know one of the major demands we're putting forward one of many demands including transparent trials for t

in my face pretty missy's the place i would see the slum doesn't allow for hate and killing. and strong and took notice he was struck by the compassion that was afforded to him by one of his victims and he changed his way in a message to rice million from jail strawman said in the free world i was free but i was locked in a prison inside myself because the hate i carried in my heart is due to rice is a message of forgiveness that i am more content now than i've ever been. and last night strawman built on the message and used his last breath to issue these last words for us all to hear hate is going on in this world and it has to stop hate causes a lifetime of pain as a result of what a group of hateful men and not what our religion did on nine eleven our nation just like stroman admitted to is often consumed with hate we have a man running for president who's disqualified muslims from serving in his administration and argue that our nation has the right to deny muslims a place of worship. would you be comfortable appointing a muslim either in your cabinet or as a federal judg

idol and about serious issues still not dave had a similar opinion take to the streets he said and missy you think you could dance tell me both contrary to what you very said there are some of you out there who do care and he said i think they would take a look at what happened in wisconsin dells said once americans wake up to what the government is doing with our tax dollars so people in this country will get off their lazy asses and start riding fast guerrilla fighter only hit it right on the head social security and medicare in the us impact the elderly not the same demographic effected in the u.k. and unlike the u.k. here in the us these issues don't impact young people so if there's going to be any protests it will be up to the polls or people in this country to start a movement now they probably won't take to the streets but they are the ones who usually come out to vote so maybe that's what congress should start worrying about . thanks for giving us your input and here's our next question for you earlier we shed light on a u.n. report that shows the violence in afghanistan has soa

. >> missy is my sister who died 11 years ago and i said i would start walking for her. >> reporter: a few years later, the cause became even more personal for martha demont. >> i didn't know this but i had breast cancer already so in 2005, i was walking for myself, and i've been healthy ever since. >> reporter: participants say the rewards of working towards a common goal make the fund raising struggles all worth it. >> it's stranger except for one reason, and the reason is breast cancer, and everyone either wants to avoid it or survive it. >> reporter: in san francisco, ali rasmus, ktvu news. >>> tomorrow's san francisco's sunday streets program. they ban cars in one neighborhood and favor people on bikes and skate boards. john f. kennedy drive in golden gate park to ocean beach will be closed. >>> well, you might think that celebration of all things related to corn would only happen in the midwest. you'd be wrong. red wood is hosting corn fest this weekend. thousands of people spent the day enjoying music, carnival rides and, of course, anything and everything made from corn. mone

. >> reporter: missy sales of planned parenthood welcomes the idea. the panel says women should have free access to all faa approved contraceptive. >> in this country more than half of our pregnancies are unintended. and we can point to the fact that birth control is too expensive. >> i don't think we should give people these means to destroy life. >> reporter: pastor chuck mckenney says including emergency contraceptives so called morning after pills would include coverage for abortion. >> i believe that life begins at conception. i don't like that my government dollars are paying something for something that i'm completely morally against. >> reporter: in additional to birth control, they included counseling on sexually transmitted infection, screening and counseling for domestic violence, breast screening, the u.s. department of health and human services has the final say of which services will be offered. frank and julie is decision is expected next month. reporting live, i'm heather holmes. >>> a new study out tonight finds the national c-section

. >> reporter: missy sales of planned parenthood welcomes the idea.anel says women should have free access to all faa approved contraceptive. >> in this country more than half of our pregnancies are unintended. and we can point to the fact that birth control is too expensive. >> i don't think we should give people these means to destroy life. >> reporter: pastor chuck mckenney says including emergency contraceptives so called morning after pills would include coverage for abortion. >> i believe that life begins at conception. i don't like that my government dollars are paying something for something that i'm completely morally against. >> reporter: in additional to birth control, they included counseling on sexually transmitted infection, screening and counseling for domestic violence, breast screening, the u.s. department of health and human services has the final say of which services will be offered. frank and julie is decision is expected next month. reporting live, i'm heather holmes. >>> a new study out tonight finds the national c-section rate

phone calls -- first up is missy, a republican in buffalo, new york. go ahead, missy.ler: good morning, peter. good morning, congressman blackburn. guest: good morning. caller: first of all, one of the that i admire about is the fact that since 2007 you haven't requested any special earmarks in the federal budget so it truly shows you are making an effort unlike some of the talking heads in washington who say that they're going to cut back and cut back, yet they keep requesting earmarks for their district. some of them wasteful. and another thing that really bothers me is what people seem to be forgetting is that democrats were supposed to have this taken care of last year. i believe it was steny hoyer who says they weren't going to be proposing a budget because they were worried about the deficit. well, are they worried now is my question because it seems to me that they've been slacking off this entire time. and it's just really frustrating. see members of congress pinch a penny, like the rest us are living right now, instead of having these perks that, you know, con

reporter: though ikegami's wife knows he is safe, she doesn't know whether their friends are among the missi. she says until her husband coming home she'll try to focus on the questions that can be answered. >> it's going to be a problem getting home. once we get to where the car is, how do we get the car home? just every little -- just little things, pidly things are what i'm dwelling on because i don't know what else to dwell on. >> now she knows their friends are among the miss ing. we can confirm the one person who died is american though his identity and hometown have not been released. according to the latest report officials were deciding whether to continue with rescue efforts or to switch to recovery and begin searching the sunken vessel for victims there. in the newsroom, chris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> new tonight at 6:00, in richmond, police say a combative suspect caused an officer to lose control and crash his cruiser along highway 4. authorities in richmond tell us the officer was transporting the suspect to county jail in martinez when he lost control of the vehicle and

and i thought he probably thinks i'm the nanny, and i said missy no home.[laughter] of and later on he probably saw me on cnn and thought, oh, my god, that maid was the mother! [laughter] as long as i can do the things i want to do, whatever impression you have of me hopefully i can educate you otherwise. i'm a retired rear admiral, one star. of course, we're not supposed to have long hair. so i recently remarried, and when we go onto military bases my husband drives the car, he hands my id card to the marine guard, and he salutes and says, good evening, admiral. my husband goes, carry on. [laughter] you know, but it is. it's something that, you know, when i'm in honolulu, it's not a problem. i blend in. it is, but, you know, it's part of your chance to educate them, and then they realize, oh, my god, you are? and that's sort of because they're profiling us, right? they profile a lot of people. but hopefully, eventually through education and time, you know, it won't be a difficult thing to pick up. >> doctor, i'm also from hawaii, so i know what you mean. i

missy, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> why this year?n decades in mosquitos? >> it is going to be a bad year. in fact, many people have already started to experience that the hard way. the major culprit here is rain. we've had a lot of rain this season. unfortunately a lot of flooding as well. all of that rain brings stagnate water. it's a wonderful covering point for mosquitos. also, it's a housing crisis is going on. houses are in foreclosure and they're finding a lot of stagnate water. >> excellent point. reminder of the dangers that mosquitos pose? >> not just irritating nuisance pests but may be harmful to the health. we're talking a lot today about mosquitos. they are alive and well here in new york city. in the summertime, insects send half a million people to the hospital every year. mosquitos here, west nile virus we think about. it is important to know how to protect ourselves and protect our family. >> let's talk about how we can protect ourselves. there are a lot of products. what should we be looking for? >> the cdc has done

. >> regarding asking missy h. to establish facts of the case, what discussions he had with mr. yates? [inaudible] >> i told him could he have a look. >> did you advise him as to what practical steps that might involve? [inaudible] >> at what point were you aware of the ongoing civil action taken by individuals that was going out further information? >> i really couldn't help you with that. i don't know at what point i was aware. but i do have to say still wouldn't have been made a priority. if i had known about. >> just one final question. the comments you made at the start regarding not wanting to compromise the prime minister. correct me if i'm wrong, you said about not wanting, you talk to number 10 official who told you not to share that information with mr. cameron, is that correct? >> let me make it quite clear, i do not believe that the prime minister would be compromised. all i was trying to do is guard him against any accusations that he might. simple as that. secondly, i did not say the senior official sal me. is my understanding that it is consistent with advice from

. >> missy is my sister she died 11 years ago. and i said i would start walking for her. and i started that next year, and i didn't know this, but i had breast cancer already. so in 2005, i was walking for myself. and i've been healthy ever since. >> there are hundreds of incredible stories like that among the people taking part in this walk. this is a two-day walk. and all these people you sri here will go through the city of san francisco, over the golden gate bridge through sausalito, mill valley, they will spend the night at a campground and then tomorrow morning they will walk all the way back to san francisco. so altogether, this is a 40 movie mile walk. this is also the ninth year in a row san francisco has had the avon walk for breast cancer. ali rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> survivors of the fishing boat that sank in mexico are questioning whether the captain and the crew followed proper safety protocol. two men are back home safely but don't know what happened to seven friends who remain missing. they accuse the captain of failing to send out a distress signa

the delmarva peninsula south and not so bad as the last >> all that weather was brought to you by missy'ses on don, eyes on don. >> we are watching it all so when we come back why some are putting the brakes on paying their traffic tickets after running red lights. ♪ yes i'm going to be a star ♪ . >>> we have an update on the outrage caused by cameras designed to catch drivers running red lights being used in more than 500 communities around the country including big cities like atlanta, chicago, dallas and new york but yesterday the los angeles city council responded to complaints voting to end the stop light program. turns out the drivers who ignore them were getting away with it and as abc's abbie boudreau found out that made just about everyone else angry. >> reporter: at the time it seemed like a good idea. a way to stop red light runners. these cameras are all over the place. and some drivers will do anything not to get caught. like put a box over their head or even wear a mask. but there are some close calls. when you're really not all that sure if you did get caught this will a ti

we'll get to you in a moment, missy. >> if you like yellow, it means you're bohemian, kind of a littleand authoritative and toothless. >> let's get that thing snapped back in. >> it doesn't matter how good your nails look, baby, if you don't have teeth. yousn need it all at the same time. >> just put a chicklet in. >> i feel like i want to start stroking a banjo. >>]án here's a question about and -- plastic surgery and manscaping. vuf seen guys, i'm not talking athletes who would shave their legs or their chest because they are body-builders or bike riders. just guys who like to be clean. >> it creeps me. >> because when it starts growing back -- your eye is leaking. >> i know, i'm sorry, i've got an allergy and i'm toothless. keep america beautiful, kathie lee, go home. >> there's a phenomenon, by tá way, of guys who are shaving their legs. >> it's just troubling. i understand getting it off your back. nobody wants to look at that. >> come on, just -- go get waxed or have your wife shave you or something, i don'tu! know. but the back thing -- you know. >> but the legs and the chest

this is sgrait great for plus and missy sizes because you get that locked and loaded skt. in and curvy. what's nice is if all you do is add a sparkly top and layering piece, we'you're good to go for cocktail party. >> the shoes are working with that because that's actually making it feel like an evening event. >> that's a boot. that is a boot with a pointy toe. that elongates the line of the leg. when you've got curves or you're a plus size, that's going to make you look longer and leaner. stick with the pointy toe shoe. >> thank you so much. our final look is colored jeans. our model is kate. and this is also something that you really need to know how to wear. >> yes. now, colored jeans are in. they've been in all season but year going into fall. you're going to still see bright colors. a lot of people are afraid of this. part of the reason is because they're so bright. they come in pink, blue, red, bright blue. the idea is if you're going to wear them for real life, wear them with something simple. light tank and striped jacket. we make the colored jean the focus. that's

i'd also like to thank missy, lindsey on my personal staff for their great work. thank you, mr. speaker. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from idaho reserves his time. the gentleman from virginia, mr. moran, is recognized. . mr. moran: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, this is a sad day. a sad day for the environment and for america's great natural and cultural heritage. h.r. 2584, with its deep cuts and important environmental and natural resource programs, an amazing array of special interests, writers, and funding limitations falls far short of meeting our responsibilities to protect and wisely use our nation's natural resources. the bill before the house today is more than $2 billion below the current spending level. and it's almost $4 billion below the president's request. it's even $324 million below the level of h.r. 1245 was passed by the house -- of h.r. 1 that was passed by the house in februaryment given the subcommittee's punishingly low 302-b allocation, i do recognize the difficulties that chairman simpson of the subcommittee and chai