su cÁncer sigue siendo un mister.u tratamiento, son muchas las incertidumbres sobre todo en el panorama polÍtica. una de Éstas es si el presidente estarÁ en condiciones de enfrentar una batalla electoral apenas comienza a asomarse, nada hay seguro y sÓlo el tiempo podrÁ despejar esta incÓgnita. >> casi a diario se escuchan dramÁticas historias de migrantes que buscan el sueÑo americano, algunos quiere llegar estados unidos pero muchas veces tienen como escenario el territorio mexicano donde se topÓ con vejaciones. la caravana por la paz. >> al son de "chiapas es frontera amiga" y con una singular carrera. >> en sus marcas, listo fuera. >> abriÓ una semana llena de deseos de apoyar a los migrantes en paso por mÉxico y en camino estados unidos, 175 corredores participaron de esta carrera para dar conciencia de los derechos humanos en los migrantes en mÉxico. >> desgraciadamente los tratamos mal y no le dan el apoyo que necesitan. >> la pacÍfica carrera contrastÓ con el operativo de noche en ciudad juÁrez donde varias cu

where are we mister who. we are now at a former soviet army installation. there were supposed to be underground nuclear silos here with hidden missiles. you can see the underground shelter or bunker. deporter there are probably tracks here for bringing out missiles. and i pitched. here's another vent from underground in your here's another. one i don't wish to come it's closed so no one knows where it goes underground and they have a steam up of a lot and. it was all guarded. guards were at every corner hundred fifty doctrine. which changed changed changed changed changed changed changed. roger himself dear friends thank you for the opportunity to speak i'm not a politician i'm sixty six retired and an unpaid mayor. talk of absence resistance to the american base was published in one thousand to world papers including the new york times the bellicose mess we can be heard very far away from the only mr top ally nick the czech prime minister and our government listen up there with me and i am so pleased as the founder of the mayor's league against radar and i

. >> all right, mister, thank you very much. >>> still ahead at 6:00, keeping hope alive.families of missing fishermen are doing to make sure the search continues for them. >>> science of sun burn and new treatments. y. >>> welcome back. while most kids are out enjoying their summer, skateboarding or playing video games, hundreds of middle schoolers are in the classroom. >> they are in algebra boot camp. spending the day with the students on a special field trip. >> it's up to you, different ways of thinking, all of them accepted. >> reporter: this is her summer, jennifer fernandez is working on equations and formulas. her vacation is all about getting ahead in math. >> this is an important thing, not to lose the summer for these kids. summer learning loss is very common, especially for low income kids, who don't have other great things to do during the summer. >> in japan, they're spending 240 days in the school year. we're spending less than 175. >> reporter: several silicon valley non-profits put on this algebra boot camp to have kids ready for high school algebra and g

. >> going to the misters and then jumping in the pool. >> reporter: doesn't that sound amazing? the "spare the air" day is limited to just today stop good ahead and light up the fourth of july bash bash accuses tomorrow. there could be another warning come tuesday. >> alan: thank you for bearing the heat. and a reminder, crackdown on drunk drivers continues through the fourth of july holiday weekend, and so far the number of dui reaftz are up from last year. the chp is reporting that officers arrest 994 drivers statewide for driving-under in the influence. at the same time last year the chp made 912 dui arrests in the bay area, officers arrested 151 impaired drivers this holiday weekend, compared with 128 arrests the same time last year. the chp says all available officers are on the road, looking for impaired drivers. >> sea plane that sank off the coast of sausolito was pulled out of the bay today. the plane attempted to take off and then hit a wake and flipped nose first. the passing boat rescued the pilot and his passengers who were not injured. we spoke the captain today. >

. >> chÁvez se despidiÓ de su partido y del gabinete mister ya, afirmÓ que lo la extracción del tumorerapia quimioterapia serÍa preventiva. antes de partir tambiÉn considerÓ las peticiones para atender las enfermedades en algunos casos de los llamados presos polÍticos y exhortÓ al poder judicial a que otorgue casos en que la salud estÉ comprometida. desde caracas para univision. >> no fue tan malo como se esperaba, estamos hablando del carmaggedon, la avenida mÁs transitada del paÍs en su cierre. como fue el trÁnsito en esta avenida 405. >> comenzarÁn bajo estrictas instrucciones al pÚblico, que para muchos fueron exageradas pero que dieron resultados positivos porque evitaron el caos vial que muchos temÍan. >> tienen meses de planear, de cÓmo dirigir la gente, semanas planeando cÓmo iban a tumbar la pared. >> la policÍa de caminos de california dijo que no habÍa habido mayores incidentes. >> el trÁfico está bastante ligera y el pÚblico sigue las instrucciones de no transitar por esta Área. >> juan becerra trabaja el Área de las 10 millas que se cerraron hoy no tuvo trabajo pero esper

hey, mister. >> reporter: lorilei says it's all too common when people keep exotic pets. >> when youmal that is genetically programmed to be basking in the sun in 100 degrees and eating bugs and then you put it in a cage with no light, no heat and you're feeding it cat food, what do you think is going to happen? they suffer. it makes me really sad. >> reporter: so much of what these vets do is teach owners how to take care of their exotic pets. and when, for whatever reason, they just can't, well, that leaves only one option. you keep a lot of the animals people bring in here. >> we try not to. >> reporter: is that good business? >> financially? no. if it were all about the bottom line, i think it would be so unrewarding, no one would want to stay. >> reporter: so you guys are just big softies? >> we're suckers, yeah. there, i said it. >> reporter: make no mistake, this isn't always cheap. for sancho, the surgery cost $2,000. >> there was never any doubt that we wouldn't pay for his operation. we love him, part of the family. >> reporter: no, you can't put a value on family. or a pri

. >> going to the misters, and then jump in the pool. >> reporter: as temperatures sizzled, so did grills in the bay area, in spite of the warning. the scorching weather forced bay area monitors to declare it a "spare the air" day. and while barbecuing was not illegal, it was not advised. >> we strongly encourage them to use their gas grills because they pollute a lot lace than charcoal grills, and even if they have to use the car char charcoal grill, don't use the lighter fluid. >> barbecues aren't the only potentially dangerous fourth of july tradition. some people just can't help it. the bigger the fireworks, the better the holiday. even if the big pack costs $239, and in done -- dublin-it's legal to buy and sell fireworks, every purchase, big or small, comes with a warning. >> ask them to please stay where it's legal, stay in dublin. go the parks that are designated for fireworks. >> the parks will be open tomorrowle from 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., and go ahead and have the barbecue. tomorrow is not a "spare the air" day but tuesday might be another story. >> alan: thanks for braving

it has that look of, "no, mister! you are going to sit here and you are going to tell mr. ferguson why you broke his ( bleep ) window. now we're going over there right now." i actually think from now ofrom now on, this guy willy geist should be included in all of our apologies. >> i have made terrible mistakes and hurt the people i care about the most. >> i'm deeply sorry for my irresponsible and selfish behavior. >> i apologize to the public,. >> my hurt cause, you know, someone else's hurt. >> i am profoundly sorry for all i have done wrong. >> i regret deeply any injury that may have been done. >> i just want to apologize. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: what? what?! fine, i'll say it. i'm sorry. it's like magic. the ongoing race for the white house, and on the republican side, things are trending in one direction, my friends-- >> polls show that mitt romney is leading the g.o.p. field for 2012. >> he's ahead in the polls. he's way ahead in the money. he's knot a much stronger organization. he's got the name recognition. >> jon: wow. mitt romney is the one the republi

so--so they won the battle and--and they settled with mister president. you couldn't have a--a--a sparer title for that. then fast forward to the presidency of james madison. james madison was a small man. he was--people described him as sort of birdlike. always in a black suit. and m--dolly madison noticed that when the president and she arrived at various receptions around washington, that no one paid any attention to the fact the president had entered the room and this disturbed her. and so she arranged and worked with someone to have "hail to the chief" written and performed wherever there was a reception to--to which her husband was going. and so that's how "hail to the chief" came. but those--those are--they're similar, but they're also different. and--but, yes i guess you could say that she was concerned with the same issue that had bothered adams, but after the informality had--had entered in to a degree that seemed alarming. c-span: and then you wrote about thom--thomas jefferson being interested in getting rid of the wig, getting rid of the bow.

y les paso un dato curioso que mandó mi amigo mister chip, los cuatros países que pasaron tienen unaiente nervios de algo tan grande, y esta carrera empezó a escalar fuerte, ustedes fueron hasta panamá, mi papá se emociono mucho, mi padre que me ayudo tanto estuvo ahí, que no llora, porque es un señor serio, pero le salió todo el sentimiento. y ahora estoy en un momento que no me puedo quejar. >>> tú vas a tener una presentación especial, el público envió su video con sus gafas oscuras, porque hay una misión importante este jueves, ahí lo podemos ver, cantando ahí el éxito, y vamos a ver a tu fanaticada mientras tú te presentas. >>> te faltan las gafas, te vi ahí. y empecé una gira, y estaba en colombia cuando dieron el video, y es algo grande y tienen la oportunidad de cantar su video y dejarse llevar, y tener la oportunidad de vivir el show, y yo estoy sorprendido, imagínate alguien que se gana esta oportunidad, sé que habrá muchos artistas. >>> ya que estamos en la semana de premios juventud, han ganado mucho terreno en el mundo de la música, para aquellos que quieren comenzar, qu

. ♪ >> reporter: the kids call him mister b. explore not only lyrics, harmony and movement, but also the benefits of hard work. >> i try to be there for these kids. so i try to assume that all these kids need that extra, that extra pat on the back, that extra bit of motivation, that extra bit of inspiration that says "hey, you're doing something really special you know, and i'm really proud of you," and that's my most important role. >> all right, before we leave today, i want to just go over the new chorus that we learned today. >> reporter: it's their moment to shine before heading on to middle school. every year mr. b auditions a new group of fifth-graders at p.s. 22. but each song will live on, not only on youtube, but also in the confidence and memories these young performers will take with them. ♪ >> one lesson that i've really learned is that when you try and try your hard work always pays off, and you just keep shooting for the stars. ♪ >> great job today. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: want to hear more? just type

misters appeared this morning when i talked to him was absolutely confident that the. delivery so for weapons to the rival rebels will leave. in. record with this resolution i do not exclude any developments in the future for the simple reasons nato has rather few chances to succeed believe in case the current curation is not developed into the ground based upon the region so i do not exclude anything but for now there are no official confirmation for the regime of mr qaddafi has lost its legacy and it has to resign. i hope that the international community and specifically the international criminal court will stop creating additional obstacles for mr mr qaddafi to to resign i hope that we will be able to coordinate our efforts and to try to convince mr gadhafi to go to leave his. leadership in the country and probably stay somewhere within the country is special guarantees from the opposition that the security and the safety will be read the possibilities for that are still there but for there to be need to have more united international community which is definitely

. >> she is a sister from the same mister, and he's a brother from another mother. >> reporter: you may not approve of the life cody brown lives with his four wives and their 16 children on tlc's "sister wives," but they say they have every right to live now. now their renowned constitutional attorney, who is not a polygamist, is set to ask the federal courts to decriminalize the practice. his argument, the browns are consenting adults living out their faith, and they're not hurting anybody. >> right now we live in a bizarre situation where everyone agrees that you can have multiple lovers, you can have children by those lovers. you could even have adruulterous lovers and you're protected as a citizen of the united states but the minute you tell them privately that you view them as their spiritual spouse, the state comes in and prosecutes you. >> reporter: the law banning polygamy dates all the way back to a supreme court decision in 1879. the court said it may be a religious practice, but it doesn't deserve constitutional protection any more than human sacrifice, which they considered

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. >> she's a sister from the same mister and he's a brother from another mother. >> reporter: you may not approve of the life cody brown lives with his four wives and their 16 children on tlc's "sister wives." but they say they have every right to live it. there will be inevitably some people who see your lives and say, this is just plain wrong. >> we aren't saying this is for everybody. and we would never say that. >> reporter: now, their renowned constitutional attorney, who is not a polygamist, is set to ask the federal courts to decriminalize the practice. his argument? the browns are consenting adults, living out their faith and they're not hurting anybody. >> righthtow, we live in a bizarre situation, wherere everyone agrees that you can have multiple lovers. you can have children by those lovers. you can even have adulterous lovers. and you are protected as a citizen of the united states. but the minute you tell them privately that you view them as their spiritual spouses, the state comes in and prosecutes you. >> reporter: the law banning polygamy dates back to a supreme court

. >> reporter: one of the unheralded attractions at the fair, misters that offer a cooling blast. >> i wish they had more, like every 100 feet or so [ laughter ]. >> reporter: nearby, first aid is ready for heat-related symptoms. >> feel fine, feel fine and then don't feel fine. >> reporter: usually too much sun and too little water. one family rushed their 85-year- old mom, in pale and faint. >> i asked her the question, like, does she know where she is at and does she know what day it is? little slow, but she answered correctly. >> if they have underlying medical conditions sometimes the heat can make that worse and maybe that is a little unexpected. >> reporter: all over the bay area, folks found ways to cool off, but when the bbq called, they rose to duty. >> it's about 110 with the grill going on. it's very hot and i'm sweatings you see. >> reporter: tomorrow, grilling with lighter fluid is frowned on, along with nonessential car trips, but transit options shrink on holidays and many plans are. >> we we're calling this one day at a time at this point, but it does look like a 4th

but as the pie man found, nothing comes between the slap-down sister and her mister. >>> that is in for "in the arena." >>> the scene, this morning, live pictures from utoya island in norway. the aftermath of what police are saying is catastrophic dimensions. more than 90 people are dead, and the suspect, a man is in custody on suspicion of both attacks. also -- >> he didn't pull the trigger. >> face-to-face with the killer, a survivor's terrifying account. i am richard quest in london. this is cnn's world report. good morning to viewers in the united states, and around the world. police say a 32-year-old norwegian man arrested on friday may have been involved in the oslo bomb blast and the massacre on the island that left at least 91 people dead in total. local media are naming the man as anders behring breivik. police are not confirming his identity, but when asked about extremism in norway, the prime minister told the news conference police were aware of active groups. >> translator: compared to other countries, i will not say that we have a big problem with right-wing extremists in

. >> off my screen, mister. >> i take the day off and he for gets who his coworkers are. tells you my level of importance. in howard county, this is heading northbound up towards i- 195. we have a crash here and the right half of the roadway is blocked at this point. accident activity al11 news traffic to squeeze by -- allows traffic to squeeze by. i-95 at route 100, right half of the roadway remains closed off. northbound traffic at dennis, traffic skiss by through the construction single file -- squeezes by through the construction single file to the left. don't forget, metro, we are monitoring metro and we have some problems along the blue- orange line there at foggy bottom and gw. that is where the escalators, the entrance escalate ours are out of service until further notice. station remains open and shuttle bus service has been requested. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> all right. a heads up for drivers in frederick, maryland. starting today, several speed cameras in school zones will be up and running. the cameras are near hillcrest elementary scho

. >> she's a sister from the same mister and he's a brother from another mother.orter: you may not approve of the live brown lives with his 4 wives and 16 children on tlc sister wives but they say they have every right to the live it. >> there will be inevitably some people who see our lives and say this is just plain wrong. >> we aren't saying this is for everybody. we would never say that. >>reporter: now they are rae nouned constitutional attorney not polygamist is steadfast federal court to decriminalize the practice. his argument the browns are consenting adults living out their faith and they are not hurting anybody. right now we live in a bizarre situation where everyone frees that you can have multiple lovers. you can have children by those lovers. you can even have adultry lovers and you are protected as citizen of the united states. but the minute you tell them privately that you view them as spiritual spouse, state comes in and prosecutes you. >>reporter: the law banning polygamy dates all the way back to supreme court decision in 1879. the court said i

what school did you go to, mister?course, mitt is now back to saying obama made the recession deeper. the mittster isn't tied down by the facts. in allentown, pennsylvania he said this. >> we're standing on the site of the allentown metal works. this is the place president obama visited a year and a half ago and indicated this was a symbol of the success of his stimulus program. as you look around and see the weeds growing and the windows boarded up, it's more of a symbol of the failure of obama economic policies. >> this, of course, from the man who as governor of massachusetts presided over a state 47th out of 50th in job creation. let's bring in the former foreman of that allentown metal works facility, john harold, and also the mayor of allentown, pennsylvania. great to have you with us tonight. john, let's start with you. i'd like to hear from you. were you the foreman at that plant, and can you tell us why it closed? president obama, was he responsible for that? >> first of all, i wasn't the foreman. i worked in

have been e- mailing me every, single day for the last five days, i have putting to -- that's you, mistert together a doomsday portfolio that is -- should really be used as an instructive piece. i don't want you to go nuts but on moneywatch.com on the front door of moneywatch.com, my doomsday portfolio is there. you don't have to go do it today. it's just, you know, an illustration, okay? >> well, maybe they will get this thing done and we'll be okay. i'm the supreme optimist. >> i want to just stay in the stupor. [ laughter ] >> jill schlesinger, editor at large for cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >> reporter: great to be with you. >>> got a gripe? >> well, you may find it on the nation's top list for those consumer complaints. >> yeah, there's a common thread connected through all of them and topping the list, well, it's your car. auto related complaints followed by complaints about credit and debt, we know those are problems. home improvement and retail sales tied up at number 3 and then utilities and services. the latest survey found most were related to the tough financial situation th

but as the pie man found, nothing comes between the slapdown sister and her mister. stan grant, cnn, beijing. >> and that is it for "in the arena." we'll be back next week. pierce morgan is ahead. but first -- we're following up on important breaking news tonight. a 32-year-old norwegian man is in custody after today's deadly twin attacks in norway. the death toll is now 17. seven were killed in oslo where a bomb blasted through the center. outside the capital, a gunman opened fire on a political meeting of young people killing ten there. the attacks with definitely linked. 90 people are hospitalized with injuries in oslo. no word yet on a motive for the attacks. and the other huge story in washington, debt talks and broken down. late this afternoon house speaker john boehner walked out of negotiations with president obama saying the two could not connect because of their difference visions for country. president obama was the first to respond. >> my expectation was that speaker boehner was going to be willing to go to his caucus and ask them to do the tough thing bu

prior to joining the bank in 2010 she was a finance mister of indonesia.she was praised for her efforts to implement economic reform, tackle corruption and increase the tax base. indonesia is today one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. i ver pleased to have her here at this table to ta not only about the world bank but also about emerging nations an about indonesia. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: are you going to go go back to indonesia and run for president? >> well, that is a very frequent question. >> rose: yes? >> i am now managing director of the bank which oversees more than 70 countries across a very die unanimously i can region. so i think i enjoy the job now. people may have an expectation and i feel honored they think i can contribute good things to indonesia. >> rose: assess for me where indonesia is today. >> well, indonesia, the size of the economy is... within the jooet i think we are 16th ranked. we are may the last exposed in the news and media and less understood by many people. why because i think indonesia is not t

. >> just call him mister. >> we are so excited, because we actually met our attendance goal for the fiscal year. so exciting. we have been really working hard to get people to come to the zoo and get memberships and visit us over and over again. we were so excited to get that news. we made it by june 30th, the end of our fiscal year. thank you so much for everyone coming to the zoo. really it is a huge benefit to come in early and get chick filet first thing in the morning. >> tell us about it. >> if you get your membership, it is a benefit offered to members on moo at the zoo on july 6th. come in early so you are there a half hour earlier than the rest of the crowds. >> will this cow be there? >> oh yeah. absolutely. animal ambassadors too. definitely come out, it is going to be a fun day. >> very nice. marylandzoo.org, is the website. >> it starts this wednesday, coming up. end your holiday weekend by coming to see us. >>> thank you so much. >>> i've never been hugged by a cow. >>> yeah, ours at the zoo don't hug like that. ,, ,,,, 3q a wipe is a wipe unless it's also a scrub. lys

well, you oughta bash mister's head in and think about heaven later. [laughter and cheering] oprah: that happened in our audience 12 years ago when i had to go to amarillo. it took us a while, but we tracked terry down. how you doing? >> hi. [cheering and applause] oprah: thank you so much. thank you so much. i have to ask you, i have to ask you, what did it mean to you to be able to get this accomplished? >> it's like going to heaven. from being a little raggedy kid here in 1933, i was born here--in the hardcore ghetto, and to be here at this stage is like, it's beyond belief. oprah: wow. it's wonderful. well-- >> i see why they were tearing up. oprah: yes. see why we were tearing up. thank you to my--we--say that, whoopi. >> we just didn't want to forget adolph caesar, who played danny's dad. amazing actor. he passed. [applause] oprah: so that's who's missing from this photo. thanks to all of my "color purple" family. my husband harpo. >> only husband you ever had. oprah: only husband i ever had. [laughter and cheering] oprah: groom, you. oh, ok. ok.

>> that's a mister. but for the misting nozzle on it.eces i need and the rest kind of goes in the trash. >> these pieces came together in a prototype for cool down doggy, a leash that let's you mist your dog while you walk. greg's inspiration was fancy, an adopted dog that lives a couple doors down. >> she's good with it. she walks. we mist her and she's happy and keeps her cool. gray hounds overheat easily. >> she modeled cool down doggy at the global pet expo. >> she is sort of tall and thin like a model. >> and she's got the long legs. >> greg says the leash is easy to use. >> you can unscrew here where the water goes and you fill it up. it has a line to tell you how full to fill it. there is room for error. pump up the leash. and then it's good to go. >> pull the trigger and spritz your dog with a fine cooling mist. cool down doggy isn't greg's first invention. but it's the first to make it to the shelfs. >> i didn't even get through the second glass doors of petco and i saw it on their shelf right there in the front. >> a very proud

. >> she's a sister from the same mister.ther from another mother. >> reporter: you may not approve of the life cody brown lives with his four wives and their 16 children on tlc's "sister wives." but they say they have every right to live it. now their renowned constitutional attorney who is ç not a polygamist is set to ask the federal courts to decriminalize the practice. his argument, the browns are consenting adults living out their faith and they're not hurting anybody. >> right now we live in a bizarre situation where everyone agrees that you can have multiple lovers, you can have children by those lovers, you can even have adulterous lovers, and you're protected as a citizen of the united states. but the minute you tell them privately that you view them as spiritual spouses, the state comes in and prosecutes you. >> reporter: the law banning polygamy dates back to a supreme court decision in 1879. the cocourt said it may be a religious practice, but it esn't deserve constitutional protection any more than human sacrific

stuff, the stuff that makes it very hard for democrats to do it better be willing to do it, entire mister you know the issues in terms of the kinds of reform that were produced significant savings. significant savings in defense, $400 billion. significant savings in revenue. through closing loopholes and tax reform that would produce by lowering rates and broadening the base it would produce a significant savings. there are details we can go to details. what we put forward, you know, again this was a forward situation. the point is as both parties have said, they were engaged in serious negotiations. we were close to an agreement. one party said they walked away because of and assistance on an extra $400 billion on revenue. we said we could easily talk about that and resolve that issue. and that's the kind of compromise -- >> in new revenue? >> that's correct. >> what parts, and was entitled to form going to be cut up front? >> well, you know how this, things that have been talked about in terms of the reforms, it would obviously be an entitlement to be phased over a period of time. no on