mr beach you know there are no aerobatic teams for these generation fighter jets as yet naturally we hope to see it in the future but currently unfortunately russian flood groups are flying the jets that have been tested and used for about. fifteen or even twenty years. could be as you twenty seven one of the as you thirty and the me twenty nine. need reliable jets for the kind of things they do yes. for and pilots are going to be there. this year we won't be able to treat all visitors to an aerobatic show. of hands and for a typical order which has been so popular with the russian public no one else. will have foreign pilots flying the us air fifteen eagle and the french are a father and the italians see twenty seven cars or plane or. some one of. the latter is a unique cargo plane that p. forms aerobatics. from the show planes the aerobatics. business and contracts. planning to sign any contracts at this year's air show if you do not mind disclosing this information of course. yes there are some contracts that we would like to keep yourselves for now. we wanted to be a surprise to

demonstrate the fifth generation fighter jets you've mentioned or not yet but that doesn't go over this mr beach you know there are no aerobatic teams for fish generation but just as yet naturally we hope to see it in the future but currently unfortunately the russians why groups are flying the jets that have been tested and used for about. fifteen or even twenty years already while you can be as you twenty seven so want to be as you thirty and the mc twenty nine. so they need a reliable jets for the kind of things they do yes. would for an pilots are going to be there. for wells this year we won't be able to treat our visitors to an aerobatic show. of hands and for a typical order would have been so popular with the russian public no one else. will have foreign pilots flying the us air fifteen eagle and the french are a father and the italians see twenty seven cargo plane. so many of those the latter is a unique cargo plane that the forms aerobatics. from the show its planes the aerobatics is also good business in contracts there is russia playing say in any contracts at this year's air show if

mrs. patriarch. she had these old north beach and mission horse cars that she essentially left revealed on the upper floor. she put pillows and hammocks up there so guests could stay up and look at the ocean from the car up above. this house sort of became like the winchester mystery house. it kept growing and growing, and having more additions and more cars annexed on to it. so at one point it has up to 10 cars. you can see they're using old dash signs or destination signs for fencing, actually, here in the front. so everything gets recycled in carville. later mrs. patriarch's bed and breakfast becomes an episcopal church called st. andrew's by the sea. so here it is in that incarnation. in the back there's a shed there. that's the sunday school, it says. you can see the fence. it was necessary to sort of fight the sand and keep it at bay. it's another pretty famous house on the great highway. it looks sort of like a mechanist myian temple or something. it kept being boxy and then growing. it's in the center here. it was made up of about four or five cars, actually. you could see people had differe

beaches are a lot emptier than usual. let's find out from mayor howard braxton who's joining me on the phone what is happening there. mr. mayor, i spent a lot of time on topsail beach covering lots of hurricanes, the destruction of topsail beach that's happened so many times before. what's the situation now? >> the storm has passed us now. but we're still getting high winds and heavy rain. even though it's passed us, we still have to be very cautious. >> and where are you? where are you staying safe right now? >> i'm at the emergency operations center just outside of surf city actually in surf city. we're off the island. >> okay. >> but we're very close by. >> you and your family have quite the history of topsail beach there. what is the expectation of how topsail may have endured irene? >> may have enjoyed it? >> may have endured it. >> oh, endured it. everybody was ready to leave, i think. we've all been through storms before. but they take heed and believe no matter if it's a 1, 2, 3 or 4, whatever the category is, they treat it as a 3 or 4 or 5. and they're prepared for it. you never take these things likely. >> you

mr. president. i am here on behalf of the friends of joe dimaggio playground and the over 1000 north beach residents who support the plan for the new library. last week, the board of supervisors ruled unanimously to approve of this project. with the funding secure, we have to move forward on the playground innovation. i asked to approve this resolution, to extend this for the renovation of the playground. on a different matter, from the parents and children who use the playground, i would like to thank the general manager for finding a way to reopen the clubhouse. this is very appreciated during the summer holiday. >> this includes general public comment. we are on the consent calendar and one person would like to speak. this is just an inquiry, perhaps. i wanted to know if it was possible to get a copy of the lease for the playground, for the children's nursery school. is this something -- >> did you look into the general public information? >> this is in the consent calendar for today. >> is there someone else would like to make public comment on the consent calendar? public, disclosed. commission

beach soccer champions. refers to a convention of world war and an unconventional match howling mr penalty and endured a break for a flop like failure spartak moscow came back from two goals down to forty that are in a pulsating match in the russian premier league the home side so a first off through after that off on thursday morning c.l. netted a rebounding penalty to make it to no answer just before our times. missed the penalties thanks to nil it stayed there three minutes after the interval exits and i ever saw the reds and the meet you can pull the goal brown from the penalty spot before our eight made it to tee off to seventy six minutes but then the lights went out at the new stadium and it took fifteen minutes to get them partially relist and when the game resumes and valid and let it go reached deep into injury time spot actually when forty yes in complete contrast it was an uneventful going for a lot more t.v. we were held to a goal of the straw i wasn't a little bit of. goal meanwhile twice former champions robin kept up the pressure on the top four with a controversial one there when that second

beach. kohl's me like $3.50. i'm a man of the people, mr. rove. you know that, i wasn't down there riding dirt bikes you and w. that's not you. i'm afraid of dirt bikes. >> that's what a lot of americans do to get good exercise like that. maybe you ought to try it out. >> bill: there isn't any brush on long island. if there was, i would cut it karl rove, everybody, give him hand. >> plenty of plants to cut out there. plenty of weeds to pick. >> bill: colonel ralph peters and charles krauthammer will analyze the qaddafi situation. and then, is president obama morphing into jimmy carter? crowley and colmes have thoughts on that subject upcoming. >> bill: impact segment tonight, it is still chaotic in libya. there is no doubt the qaddafi era is over. after 42 years the dictator is out but nobody knows what's. in joining us now from washington to assess america's role on libyan action fox news strategic analyst lt. colonel ralph peters. senator mccain says we should have been more aggressive in the action. karl rove gives president obama a b minus. wh

beach. kohl's me like $3.50. i'm a man of the people, mr. rove. you know that, i wasn't down there riding dirt bikes you and w. that's not you. i'm afraid of dirt bikes. >> that's what a lot of americans do to get good exercise like that. maybe you ought to try it out. >> bill: there isn't any brush on long island. if there was, i would cut it karl rove, everybody, give him hand. >> plenty of plants to cut out there. plenty of weeds to pick. >> bill: colonel ralph peters and charles krauthammer will analyze the qaddafi situation. and then, is president obama morphing into jimmy carter? crowley and colmes have thoughts on that subject upcoming. [ male announcer ] if you're in a ford f-150 and you see this... it's the end of the road. the last hurrah. it's when ford's powertrain warranty ends. but in is ram truck, youe still got 39,999 miles to go. ♪ guts. glory. ram. ♪ the newest release with verizon 4g lte. the first phone pre-loaded with access to netflix's massive movie library. powered by verizon 4g lte for an unparalleled streaming experience.

the public has been using cape henry beach for decades. so mr. go back in time and see what the law says about public beaches. >> the city does have public beaches but this beach is very unusual. shortly after the civil war, the state of virginia sold this beach to the private property owners to recover and pay for debt. so tommy and the predecessors in his chain of title have owned this property for 160 years so the city has it wrong. there are public beaches in virginia beach. that's when they took it from tommy. that's why he fought them. >> did you ever think you'd be in that situation and i take it that you're going to go to the bitter end to save your property? >> yes, i mean, it's just been my beach the whole time. and no one ever objected to it being my beach until they just come and decided they wanted to take it. and then offered us hardly anything and now that we've been awarded substantial amount of money, they don't want to pay that either. so it's kind of confusing. >> let me ask you this -- if the city did agree to pay what the jury

beach you get to freeport. a lot of rough pictures out of there. mr. mayor, good afternoon. how is your town? >> i'm doing quite well. just the wrong mayor up on your screen. i got hair and my head. what are you guys doing to me? >> shepard: i don't know what they are doing. is that the wrong one. everybody has worked a few hours out here as i know you have. how are things out in freeport. >> things are great. i really can't complain. just a short while ago, we had more than 4,000 customers out with power and now we understand we are 90% up. a ton of trees, power lines down, poles down. 4.5 feet of water in many of the streets on the southern side of town. so we have been hit pretty hard by that lady and i believe she is related to glory because she put a punch on us. >> shepard: gloria a storm that rolled through here in 1985 and sort of the bar for everybody. compared to gloria, what was your flooding like this time? >> surpassed in. in fact, i would say probably a little shy of a quarter of a mile beyond. and we got a ton of water in properties but thank god no loss of life so we can't com

i am from west palm beach, florida, and my question is for mr. smith. i read that you got the players before the lockout even started to buy into an insurance policy that would cover them for lack of a better word if the lockout went beyond what was originally anticipated could you talk about that and what impact that had on the negotiations? >> no. [laughter] you know, i'm going to claim privilege on that one. >> all right. why my question? [laughter] >> later we will talk. >> hello. my name is anthony. i'm an attorney in boston but i'm not going to talk to you about performance enhancing drug testing. i'm not going to talk to you about the relationship. i have a more narrow question. in our community, our players and celebrities, our leaders in the philanthropic efforts the benefit our communities, i was wondering if you'd give us a little insight into their thinking and thinking of their advisors and setting up their own individual charitable foundations for every kind of issue that is somehow impacted their lives, rather than often just partnering w

beach . are the. keys there we can read it on the perfect day. for you so for me i'm the first. of the areas of interest in celebrity. nature to get closer to it. mr lake it stretches from one thousand two hundred b.c. is. the longest. feeding ducks is a small wooden houses from enclosures for hair and cranes and. interesting facts about the environment is provided and several information stands out for those who are on the path to education. to take pics and fishing. one of the area's main attractions in the six peaches. beaches of its territory some quiet family time others providing more activities to young people some beach areas a free of charge. facilities like tech chairs and towels. you'll stay longer than one day in the green area. there's a hotel in its territory. it provides not only accommodation. and restaurants conference whose schools grounds and the bike rental service complexes are friendly towards its guests with children as young people can stay at the hotel for free. as a professional babysitting service. services for. four hours a day even the restaurant. that consists of several buildings. if you go to beaches i mean right in

reporteding live this morning from atlantic beach in north carolina. thank you very much. mr.ilmeade, over to you. >> all right, steve. promises, promises. remember when a health care plan coming our way was supposed to save us money? >> our cost cutting measures mirror most of the proposals in the current set-up bill that reduces most people's premiums and brings down our deficit by up to a trillion dollars over the next two decades. brings down our deficit. >> turns out the diagnosis was wrong but originally stated correctly. it could add to america's deficit disorder by well over $1 trillion. let's ask douglas about that, a former director of the cbo, the congressional budget office. douglas, why are we $1 trillion off? >> the biggest reason is we ignored the incentives in the new law and the incentives are for employers and employees to agree that they should give up their private insurance and go collect the government subsidies. that's great for the employer. they don't have to pay for the insurance. turns out it's great for the employee. they get a raise and they still

item from west palm beach, fla., and mark question is for mr. smith. i read you got the players before the lockout started to buy into an insurance policy that would cover them, for lack of a better word, if the lockout went beyond what was originally anticipated. can you talk about what impact that had on the negotiations? >> no. [laughter] i will claim privilege on that one. >> why my question? >> we will talk later. i am an attorney in boston. i will not ask you about performance enhancing testing, about n.c.a.a. and the league. in my community, players and celebrities are leaders in philanthropic efforts that benefit our communities. i was wondering he could give us insight into their thinking and the thinking of their advisers in setting up their own individual charitable foundations for every kind of issue that has somehow an impact in their lives rather than often just partnering up with welle existing charities that -- worthwhile existing charities. i have seen that these are utilize for marketing purposes and do not comply with the law, but pl

mr. speaker, thank you for being with us, there is still more from ames, iowa tonight. still to come, more with rick santorum, herman cane, straight head. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is our beachur fireworks. ♪ and our slip and slide. you have your idea of summer fun, and we have ours. now during the summer event get an exceptionally engineered mercedes-benz for an exceptional price. but hurry, this offer ends august 31st. >>> michelle bachmann said she'd fight health care being imposed by states and won't fight marriage. being imposed by the state. that would be okay. we have ron paul saying what the states want to do, whatever the states wants to do is fine. so if the states want to pass polygamy that is fine, impose sterl saigs that, is fine. no. our count very based on moral laws, ladies and gentlemen. there are things abraham lincoln. and the 10th amendment we're a nation that has values and we get our nation and built on a moral enterprise and states don't have the=d right to trample over those because of the 10 amendment. >> and welcome back. and you just sawiy during tonight's republican presidential primary debate. joining me now is senator. welcome back. >> thank you

mrs. davis can make education a little more personal. so every student feels like her only student. dell. the power to do more. [ male announcer ] this is our beachthis is our pool. ♪ our fireworks. ♪ and our slip and slide. you have your idea of summer fun, and we have ours. now during the summer event get an exceptionally engineered mercedes-benz for an exceptional price. but hurry, this offer ends august 31st. >> laura: continuing now with our analysis of the new gallup poll on president obama. does it indicate a collapse of confidence in the president? well, at the very least some folks are frustrated. take a look at what happened yesterday when a farmer told the president he didn't want government bureaucrats telling him how to grow his food. >> we enjoy growing corn and soy beans and we feel we do it as safely and efficiently as we possibly can. please don't challenge us with more rules and regulations, washington, d.c., that hinder us from doing that. >> if you hear something is happening but it hasn't happened, don't always believe what you hear. >> laura: that answers the question. is it wise for the president to be dismissive of these c

beach, florida. my question is for mr. smith.ead that you got the players to buy into an insurance policy that would cover them if the lockout went beyond what was originally anticipated. can you talk about what impact that had on the negotiations? >> yes. [laughter] >> i will claim privilege on that one. >> why my question? >> later, we will talk. >> i am an attorney in boston. i will not ask you about performance enhancing drugs. i have a more narrow question. in our communities, our players and celebrities, our leaders in the philanthropic efforts that benefit our communities -- can you give us insight into their thinking and their advisers in setting up their own individual charitable foundations for every kind of issue that has impacted their lives rather than just partnering with well-established existing charities that are also addressing those needs? i have seen, over and over, a lot of these foundations are utilized for marketing purposes. they do not comply with the law. players like ray allen did not go set up his own

mr. giordano has told authorities that the two of them went snorkeling and she didn't return to the beachhe did, he then tried to leave aruba, you say that has to be a lie. why do you say that? >> just knowing her, matt, i -- i believe that she's too concerned about her hair, about her makeup. at that point in the evening afternoon, she -- being in a place like aruba or somewhere, she's probably had a couple of drinks and she's not going to stop to go swimming in the ocean at that point. she's probably going to be getting ready to go out for dinner, for the evening. but i know she's never been a fan of snorkeling, she said she may do it, but wasn't that interested. she is a swimmer, but would prefer to be in a swimming pool. now, being in a place like aruba, that might be a little different. but i just don't accept it for one minute that she was snorkeling. also the story from what i understand the change too, from they were snorkeling to they walked out to a point where the water was almost above their heads and that's when they decided to swim back to shore, when he got back to shore, t

mr. mayor. >> caller: good morning, shep, we're doing okay. you know, as you know, it is doing what it is supposed to do. sustained minimal damage, but, part of the beachs washed away but we'll be okay. >> i saw to the west of you, west half ton beach at pikes beach flooding a little bit, what the locals know as pike's beach and the road overrun and no new cut put in there. >> caller: that is exactly riecht and it is still with in the village boundaries and site of the original overwashing and breaching in the '90s and watched over because, you remember that is an access point to get to the beach and there's a lot of road traffic, that gets over, kind of makes the do you know... (inaudible) always the sweet spot for the storms but, now is still holding up well enough and we have overwash, and that's all. >> and we have still pictures from that spot. we know, mr. mayor, there are sutwly gets topped during a bad nor'easter or a bad storm in the winter and second do you know has been holding up pretty well, and saves all the house and the road. is it good? >> caller: you are exactly right. and you have to remember these homes today are built to a complete

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mrs. early cried in previous times. about the books since i think 1981 and there was no reason i should cry that time because it was during the summertime and i was actually sitting on the beach it was the weekend, gorgeous day but suddenly he was crying. that's amazing. and i should another tear over the death of uncle tom. and again, i'm not quite sure why but i think part of the reason is i was writing my book and parts of the inspiration of the book was the death of a beloved charlie who died of cholera in 1849 and the way she described to this in her letters it's just incredibly moving. i had just been writing about that and connecting it to uncle tom, and i think it was really part of the process of writing the book and reading the novel at the same time. for me, and that is what got my gut come and i think when she said that -- to make it up to uncle tom's cabin and you think about the death of a child, a beloved child who is so young and for some reason even though she had a number of other children, it was a very special child to her and i understood what and enslaved woman can feel when her child was torn away from her as often happened. of the emotionality of it i

beach. now 61-year-old roy lester is drawing a line in the sand saying he's too old to be forced to wear a skimpy form hugging speedo. >> i'm with you, mr for years ago when he refused to squeeze into a speedo for a swim test. he sued new york state claiming age discrimination and putting him in a skimpy swimsuit, he says is just plain wrong. >> you ask the people out there if they want to see a 61-year-old in speedos. >> i don't think it's right you have to show your junk. that's all. it's nasty. >> i do agree that anyone above 30 shouldn't be wearing a speedo. >> standard bathing suit going to impair his function? >> lester's age discrimination suit was dismissed twice, but just got reinstated so thecat n caticase could go on trial later this year. >> do you want to see anyone in a speedo? >> no. >> it's so embarrassing sometimes. >> no. >> unless i'm watching the olympics, basically. >> oh, yeah. that's not bad. like mr. phelps. >> yeah. >> that's not bad. 46 minutes past the hour. we'll check this morning's top stories straight ahead. >> the art of the walkout. jeanne moos with dos and don'ts for talk show guests who decide that it'

off the beach, out of your mobile homes, whatever you travel in, come back to washington, pass a bill -- [laughter] maybe i should have said rv. [laughter] come back, pass a bill. >> thank you, mr. secretary. >> is that it? appreciate it. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> before i take additional questions, i have a readout of the president's call with the president of russia. called to wish him a happy birthday and discuss russia's wto succession. they noted the progress made since they spoke a few weeks ago. president obama stressed the need for russia to work with other wto members to close out the remaining issues and bring it to a conclusion by the end of this year. with that, i'll take your questions. ben? >> what do you think about employing secretary lahood in the negotiations? [laughter] >> he does have a full-time job. he feels passionately about the issue and i think going to the questions about other issues the president may or not be able to take, and i trust your reporter is highly qualified and knowledgeable, i'll leave it to the experts to decide what other actions could be taken. all this could be necessary if not for a political dispute that's been inser