mr. clooney being arrested?outh sue can is not producing the oil, north sudan is not pumping the oil out so it's stopped. >> pipeline trouble? a mock -- >> no, they're note getting along and they've just called it quits on the oil production. >> they can't get it out unless they're in unison? >> that's correct. and. >> okay. >> it's important because china uses although oil 6% comes from that region so they're taking it from the rest of the oil market. >> if they can put it on the market they would both become booming economies. >> improved economies and the government -- [overlapping speakers] >> why did clooney do that? >> he wants to elevate the issues, just the way the culture works in this country right now, people are paying attention to it. he was arrested on friday in front of the embassy of sudan and the twitter-verse exploded. that's important because it elevates in the public eye whatç is happening in sudan and the public is weir of all these world crises. >> what about elevating africa. >> hillary di

mr. clooney and mr.tinel project, to generate a rapid response. does the state department review this as an opportunity, a model that can be used for monitoring conflicts in other parts of the world in the midst we are in several locations -- in syria, to name one? >> yes, thank you. there is a lot of focus in looking at how we can better predict and understand the possibility of coming atrocities. and there is an initiative that president obama put forth that puts a focus on identifying and whole lot of ways in which we can gather information that helps us prevent humanitarian crises, so we are very interested in this as one of the models. >> thank you. >> i am not about to not follow the leadership of our -- i am aware of the long line that formed at 9:00 was to see -- not to see johnny isakson, but george clooney. [laughter] you have done a phenomenal job. bob corker and i have traveled to darfur, and i want to acknowledge a special envoy williamson, for the great work leading to the peace agreement.

mr. clooney goes to washington to give americans a reason to carry about the atrocities in sudan. >> and it's surprising given the ocean is next door but 80% of the fish we eat comes from overseas and other countries. reforms now in place to make you are it's safe to eat. we'll be right back here. >>> actor george clooney took his star power to capitol hill today testifying about the crisis in sudan, addressing a meeting in the senate foreign relations committee told about his visits to sudan where he came under rocket attack. clooney described bombing of civilians and one boy had his hands blown off, describing whapd what happens there affects the united states. >> so six weeks ago the south shut down their oil production, just stopped and overnight china lost 6% of the oil imports meaning they have to go elsewhere. that raises the price of oil. >> clooney asked the senate to strengthen sanctions against sudan. he meets with the president later this week. >> mark your calendars movie fans, oscars organizers set the date for next year, taking place february 24th. they will return to the

mr. clooney, mr. prendergast and mr. temin, thank you very much.ppreciated. >> senator cardin, i just know that it's just about 11:40 and three votes started we have about 15 minutes, something like that. >> i will limit myself to two and half minutes to make this point. first again, thank you all for what you are doing. let me just underscore the point on sanctions. you're absolutely right. sanctions are important they can be enforced international. the united states has to show the leadership. has to not only enforce the sanctions but use it as a high priority on their diplomacy with other countries to enforce a. but you're right on acid issue. they are, the united states, can have a major impact because these world leaders are hiding their money. and they come across u.s. banks. so we can have an effective remedy you. some of us have joined together with a bill to do with human rights violators in russia that we believe shouldn't get the privileges of our banking system. and we think that would be an effective way to bring them to justice. bashi

mr. clooney, mr. clooney -- >> just -- [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm not.the other side of me. i'm bending over backwards. >> don't push. lots of pushing cut it out. >> get back. get back. >> george clooney, hi father nick clooney, they were arrested as well as several members of congress as well as the head of the naacp, ben jealous. he is now out of the jail and i'm told being seated in our washington bureau. would el have a conversation in just a moment, but first here's a piece from cnn heroes. >>> in nepal, when parents are arrested by the police and children don't have a local guardian, some children go to prison with their parents. before i visited the jail, i was -- i saw a small girl who just grabbed my shawl and just gave me a smile. it was really hard for me to forget that. my name is -- and my mission is to make sure no child grows up behind prison walls. in 2005, i started a daycare where the children can come from the jail in morning and good back to the jail in the afternoon. we have children who are from 2 to 4, and they have coloring, readi

mr. clooney and mr. prendergast are just back from that area. let me talk about what we have been doing in the efforts to control this situation. from the beginning, we have said that there is no military solution to this problem. it has arisen from political issues that were not resolved in the final stages of a comprehensive peace agreement. it will not be settled militarily. the two sides must return to the negotiating table. our immediate concern is with the humanitarian crisis. nancy will talk to the details of how many people have been displaced and how serious the crisis is. since last october, we have been saying to the government in khartoum that this crisis is coming, that you could see that by the nature of the war, the bombing of civilian areas, and all the things that have been taking place there that a major humanitarian crisis was going to occur in this area. we said that the government of sudan must allow international humanitarian access. and that the world cannot stand by and certainly the united states could not stand by and w

mr. clooney shows no signs of giving up. he joked and reminded reporters what this is all about. paul adams for bbc news in washington. >> the latest version of the ipad went on sale today, another big promotional push for the electronic giant. focus on whating it takes to make the products. the company code of conduct for supplies insists all workers must be safe, barely paid, and well rested wherever they are in the world. -- fairly paid, and well rested wherever they are in the world. bbc spoke with workers in china who say they have little choice but to work long hours. >> the broken bones and burns are almost three months old but still visible. these men and women were making parts for ipad's when a cloud of aluminum dust exploded, the second such explosion in less than a year at one of apple's chinese suppliers. they worry they will be scarred for life. apple proudly displays the code of conduct for suppliers on its web site. it says factories risk having contracts terminated if they are unsafe or treat workers unfairly. the lead to -- alleged breaches of the code are easy

mr. clooney and mr.st will talk about their satellite sentinel project, to generate a rapid response. does the state department review this as an opportunity, a model that can be used for monitoring conflicts in other parts of the world in the midst we are in several locations -- in syria, to name one? >> yes, thank you. there is a lot of focus in looking at how we can better predict and understand the possibility of coming atrocities. and there is an initiative that president obama put forth that puts a focus on identifying and whole lot of ways in which we can gather information that helps us prevent humanitarian crises, so we are very interested in this as one of the models. >> thank you. >> i am not about to not follow the leadership of our -- i am aware of the long line that formed at 9:00 was to see -- not to see johnny isakson, but george clooney. [laughter] you have done a phenomenal job. bob corker and i have traveled to darfur, and i want to acknowledge a special envoy williamson, for the great

mr. clooney goes to washington. >> and movie premiers on the left and right coast. we have more in today's look at entertainment. >> reporter: george clooney is testifying about the oil dispute between sudan and south sudan and the obstacles eight groups faced trying to help people there. clooney made a trip to the dangerous border region last week. >> reporter: stars of the new independent film owe detachment" turned out for its premier. >> i love to learn about things or explore the complexity of human issues, socially relevant issues. i love to share that with people. the beauty of the cinematic experience of being in that darkened room alone with the characters. >> reporter: it opens friday in new york and in other u.s. cities late they are month. here in hollywood a popular 1980tv drama is making a comeback. this time as a comedy on the big screen. "21 jump street" premiered at the chinese theater. it's about undercover cops and back to high school to bust a drug ring. johnny depp who starred in the original tv series makes a cameo. it opens nationwide on frida

mr. clooney shows no sign of giving up. >> it's my first arrest. thank you for asking. >> he wasn't held for long. joked about his treatment by police and reminded reporters what this was all about. his bail was set at a modest $100. paul adams, bbc news, washington. >> britain's computer games industry has been hosting its annual award ceremony. a chance to celebrate the high achievers in a field where british talent has traditionally excelled. behind the scenes, falling sales and rise of apps are raising fears for many u.k. firms that it could soon be a case of game over. here's our technology correspondent. >> a big night for one of britain's success stories but as guests arrived for the bafta video game awards sponsored by a retail chain threatened with collapse, their industry as a fight on its hands. here's one -- i am playing what's called a social game mostly played through facebook. it turns you into a premiership footballer and there's lots of video shot from your point of view. the game earn moneys through advertising and selling virtual

mr. clooney, mr. clooney!he other side of me. >> my, oh, my. >> don't push. >> lots of pushing. >> well, he wanted attention on the issue, and by the looks of that crush of photographers and reporters, it looks like he got it. >>> meantime, the president of afghanistan, karzai, blasting america for not allowing authorities to meet with the american soldier accused of shooting and killing 16 afghan civilians this past sunday. coming up, we have lots of new details on when the soldier is supposed to be back on u.s. soil. >>> i want to talk more now about the massacre of the 16 afghan civilians. the american suspect is to arrive on u.s. soil very, very soon. this is all according to his newly hired civilian attorney. that was john henry browne. he said his client should arrive late this afternoon. you're looking at ft. leavenworth, kansas. we're going to talk about this facility in just a moment with our correspondent, chris lawrence. but let's take you back to sunday morning when that massacre happened, and it c

mr. clooney. >>> and for more than a week, now, you know we've been reporting on pink slime, that filler used in your ground beef. it sparked a grassroots movement. so many of you concerned about the ground beef in your grocery store. and concerned viewers taking the concerns to their butcher. and a cookbook author that answered more than the questions. he cooked it, to test the difference. >> and i'm reading the label to see if i can figure it out. >> reporter: we sent melissa baines, a mother of three, on the hunt for beef with so-called pink slime. >> nothing about the ingredients or if it has that pink slime in it. >> reporter: so, she asked her butcher. >> about the pink slime in the meat? >> we don't use it. >> you don't use it? >> reporter: don't use what the industry calls finely textured beef, an inexpensive filler made with processed beef trimmings, spritzed with ammonia. and now, with so many of you are asking, what's in my beef? butchers are starting to provide answers. >> when i went to the grocer, he handed me the fact sheet. >> reporter: j.m. hirsch was given a flier at hi

mr. clooney. for more than a week now, we've been reporting on pink slime, the filler used in ground beef. it sparked a grass-roots movement. concerned viewers taking your questions to your butcher. among them a cook book author, cooked it to test the difference. >> i'm reading the label to see if i can figure it out. >> we sent a mother of three to her local store on the hunt for beef with so-called pink slime. >> nothing about the ingredients or if it has that pink slime in it. >> reporter: so she asked her butcher. >> about the pink slime in the meat. >> don't use what the industry calls lean finely textured -- beef, an inexpensive filler spritzed with ammonia. now so many of you are asking, what's in my beef, butchers are strarting to provide answers. >> when i went to a grosser, they were handing out these fact sheets. >> j.m. hirsch is a cook book author. is there a difference between meat with and without the pink slime? >> on the pan, they look the same. >> this sample with the pink did no

mr. clooney and his dad.also salute your compassion, sir, but you were clearly effective in drawing attention to the horrendous circumstances in sudan. but what can the international community do? the nation held a referendum divided last year, but still finds themselves marked by civil conflict? >> well, the problem right now is oil. the oil is in the south of sudan. that's why they were trying to kill the south sudanese, and it had to do with what was happening in darfur as well. that oil has to go through a pipeline and through the north of sudan to get it out of the country. the people in the north under president bashir want to charge a transit fee of $32 a barrel when the international standard is $1 a barrel. so the people in the south of sudan said this is wrong, and they stopped pumping the oil. well, that oil represents about 6% of china's oil, so that's a lot of oil. hundreds of thousands of barrels a day, and the fact is that it is critical for the economy of south sudan and of north sudan. the ch

mr. clooney joins mr. matthews as a special guest on "hardball," that's 5:00 and 7:00 p.m.rom america's special relationship with the uk to mitt's special relationship with goldman sachs. but first, tyler mathisen has the cnbc market wrap. good afternoon. >> thank you very much. let's take a look at how stocks are doing. not doing very much in all truth. the dow is a little bit higher by 12 points but the s&p and the nasdaq basically treading water. the nasdaq though remaining above 3,000 and dow above 13,000. a little bit of breathing spell today on wall street. that's it from cnbc. stay tuned for more with martin after this. [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering, web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and w

mr. george clooney. he testified at a senate foreign relations committee hearing. clooney says he secretly traveled across the border when suddenly the area come under rocket attack. >> when we got there, we found children filled with shrapnel including a 9-year-old boy with both of his hands blown off. we were met with three 300 millimeter rockets fired overhead and witnessed hundreds running to the hills to hide in caves for their safety. south sudan seceded from sued dan last july after more than two decades of fighting. the two countries have been at odds over oil. >>> president obama officially welcomed british prime minister david cameron to the u.s. today at a formal arrival ceremony this morning. the two spoke on everything from foreign policy and job growth to jokes about the war of 1812 when the british government tried to burn down the white house. >> in these tough economic times we stand united in our determination to create the jobs that put our people back to work and expanding trade that is both free and fair. >> so i am a little embarrassed as a st

mr. clooney, mr. orge clooney, and his father, for calling these as to tri-s -- atrocities to our attention. i hope to say more about this in the days to come. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. are there further one-minute requests? the gentleman from florida. >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> ahead of pope benedict xvi's visit to cuba next week, cuban authorities detained several members of the dissident group ladies in white over the weekend, including 36 on sunday morning as they attempted to attend mass. the ladies in white demonstrate peacefully in commiss economist ration with their loved ones who were jailed. they have recently been met with the beatings that have become synonymous with the castro try thai rants. coming on the eve of the pope's business, these are disgraceful. hopefully in his visit to cuba next month, pop

mr. george clooney. >> the guest list offered star power from both sides of the atlantic, actors, sporting heroes, entrepreneurs. all here to celebrate what the two governments are calling a partnership of the heart. >> in good times and in bad, he's just the kind of partner that you want at your side. i trust him. he says what he does, and he does what he says. i've seen his character. >> i'm proud of our social relationship and of britain's strong national bond with the united states of america. i've seen it in my bones. there are three bones about barack that really stand out for me -- strength, moral authority, and wisdom. >> at the business end of the trip, they talked iran, syria, and afghanistan, but there's now broad agreement that afghan forces should take the lead combat role during next year ahead of a nato pullout by the end of 2014. the prime minister also raised the issue of extradition. he'd like to look again at how a much-criticized treaty with america is implemented so more cases can be heard in britain. but it's for images more than issues that this trip may be remembere

mr. clooney like it if cameras were constantly following him everywhere he goes.oy as much celebrity as i do. it was taken from that. we were in the sudan and didn't see any of this going on. didn't know about it. we landed yesterday. the minute we got back, we were hit with the kony questions. i'm happy they're talking about it. we were surprised by it. >> i think we were all surprised by how quickly it took off. john, you've been working on the issues your entire adult career. can this attention make a difference? >> it's very, very helpful. president obama sent about 100 troops to the region to help build a strategy to try to capture joseph kony and the lord's resistance army. now you have the young people across the united states captivated by the idea that the united states can help. the african regional government bring an end to this. >> it's amazing what political will can do. >>> we could just talk and talk and talk and talk. susan sarandon is an oscar winner. an activist. she's not bad when it comes to ping-pong either. she stars as the mother of a 30-ye

mr. george clooney. >> mr. justice scalia. >> mr., no surprise, many of the guests included some of the president's top fundraisers. the menu included a kind of cross-cultural main course. bison wellington. which they call a take on a beloved dish. mumford and sons topped off the evening. >> i'll bet the music was great, charlie. wish i had been there for that. >>> they were great. >> they didn't tell you what the wines were, though, did they? >> they did not. when they came by to pour the wine, i didn't think it was appropriate for me to say what are we drinking here? i hear you found out. >> i did. they call themselves the most transparent administration in history and they're hide the wines they serve. hello. the wines are always the best in america. until last year, they were always listed. now the white house has wimped out last night's wines were very good wines. one of the great chardonnays. cabernet from washington state. retail prices are relatively high. then the wine at the end from iron horse, not so high. all of those wi

mr. speaker, i rise today to give a great expression of gratitude to the clooney family. mr. george clooney and his father, nick, were among the many who were arrested on friday, march 16, protesting over at the sudanese embassy. i am saluting them and grateful to them because, not only what they did that day, but what mr. clooney did when he went into sudan, at some considerable risk, i might add, to secure evidence of what was taking place there and what is taking place. and those who would like to see some of the evidence can go to www.enoughproject.org. you can actually see the video. i believe what he has done and those others who were arrested, i think it merits having a flag flown over the capitol. we will fly a flag over the capitol in honor of those who participated in the protest movement. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered or on which the vote incurs objection under cla

mr. clooney of course in town this week, to talk about what is going on in the sudan.ou. and we will see you again soon of course. you can catch fox news sunday right after fox 5 morning news, sunday morning at 9:00. thank you, brett. >>> a couple of ticks away from 8:20 on a friday morning. and a controversial new bill could make it tough for women in one state to get their insurance covered for birth control. details next after the break. >>> and did you smell it? a funky odor reported all around the dc region. virginia, washington, maryland, we will share what people are saying about it. we're trying to still figure out what it was. >> and not talking about funky as in good. >> funky as in stinky. the travel and adventure show comes to the washington convention center. this weekend. and our holly morris is live with the preview. fox 5 morning news will be right back. ♪ pierre! your fashion is so "right now," but your banking is so last season! earn more with high yield free checking at capital one bank. instead of some unfashionable rate, your checking could be earn

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mr. clooney and mr. penn digress are just back from that area. let me talk about what we have been doing in the efforts to control this situation. from the beginning, we have said that there is no military solution to this problem. it has arisen from political issues that were not resolved in the final stages of a comprehensive peace agreement. it will not be settled militarily. the two sides must return to the negotiating table. our immediate concern is with the humanitarian crisis. nancy will talk to the details of how many people have been displaced and how serious the crisis is. since last october, we have been saying to the government in khartoum that this crisis is coming, that you could see that by the nature of the war, the bombing of civilian areas, and all the things that have been taking place there that a major humanitarian crisis was going to occur in this area. we said that the government of sudan must allow international humanitarian access. and that the world cannot stand by and certainly the united states could not stand by and w

mr. george clooney. >> smiled. . mr. kerry -- mrs. dorothy -- >> great to be back. >> mrs.carrol -- mr. charlie rose. ms. amanda burden. mr. tony james. mrs. annabelle james. mrs. meredith dewitt. mr. terry dewitt. mr. james schneider. mrs. tracy schneider. sentaor mccaskill. mr. joseph shepherd. mr. hunter biden. mrs. kathleen biden. mrs. catherine -- the honorable hilda -- the secretary of labor. the honorable anthony miller. mrs. carol miller. mr. rory mcilroy. mr. connor ridge. sir richard branson. >> what do you think -- >> i think it is wonderful. i think our relationship has never been stronger. we thought it was incredibly strong. it is very flattering. >> [inaudible] >> it is lettering to be invited. i'm looking forward to it. my wife is at home. >> what expecting? -- are you expecting? >> it is my favorite. >> mr. tom bernstein. mrs. andrea bernstein. lady ruth rodgers. mr. rodgers. mrs. virginia -- mr. nick booth. the honorable matthey bargain -- matthew barden. mrs. brooke barden. the honorable heather a. higgenbottom. mr. daniel -- the honorable mark grossman.

mr. clooney and digital globe which has donated millions of dollars of imagery from its satellites in an effort to provide an early warning system for human security in this rougeon of sudan. last friday i stood on the steps of the sudanese embassy with george clooney and jim moran and jim olver and al green. we were joined by georgia's father and journalist nick clooney, john pendergast, our former colleague, tom andrews, martin luther king the iii, the president of the naacp, nicole lee, president of transafrica forum, fay williams, chair of the national congress of black women, activist dick gregory, rabbis david sapperstein and steve gahough. and ian schwab with the american jewish world service. we had a simple message. let food and humanitarian aid reach the suffering people of blue nile. stop raping, killing, and bombing innocent women, children, and men. i commend the obama administration for pressuring khartoum to let food reach these desperate people. more must be done. i urge the president to engage china to also demand unfettered access for human aaron aid. madam speaker, the

clooney. it looks like he's arriving single. >> wow. >> there's a story. >> there's a big story. you and a.j. hammer does with that one. mr. george clooney, solo. >> still ahead, fear and chaos on board a pane. >> the flight attendance's mental break down. did you hear, threatening to kill passengers. and, also, you might say dude picked the wrong deli. a thief macing the owner of a deli and the deli owner picking up a baseball bat. wait until you see what happens after this freeze opens up. let me say this. one hit ain't enough. >> and blagoyovich says good-bye in a very big way. he's going out more like a rock star. you're watching "early start." we want to protect the house. right. but... home security systems can be really expensive. to save money, we actually just adopted a rescue panther. i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe?

mr. george clooney. >> reporter: he also discussed the issue with president obama, friday after he was arrestedooney was released just a few hours later. >> it is my first arrest. thanks for asking. and let's hope it's my last. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning saturday," i'm elaine quijano, new york. >>> the co-founder of the group that produced the documentary "kony to 2012" is hospitalized after erratic behavior. video shows a man identified as jason russell naked and incoherent. russell's group "invisible children" says he's suffering from exhaustion, "kony 2012" about the brutal warlord joseph kony has become one of the most watched videos ever. >>> if you're going out to buy an apple ipad, expect to stand in line. there was a frenzy at apple stores around the country as the latest ipad model went on sale. apple says there's a two to three-week delay in shipping for online orders. that's a long wait. >>> finally, if your march madness brackets are a mess this morning, mine is, you are not alone. friday was a day of big upsets in the ncaa tournament. first, 15th seed norfolk state knocked

mr. george clooney. mr. terry mcauliff. mrs. dorothy mcauliff. mrs. carol thrillman. mr. charlie rose. mrs. amanda -- mrs. annabelle james. mrs. meredith dewitt. mr. terry dewitt. mr. james schneider. mrs. tracy schneider. senator claire mccaskill. mr. joseph shpherd. mr. hunter biden. mrs. kathleen biden. the honorable chris -- mrs. catherine thompson. the honorable hilda -- mrs. rebecca -- the honorable anthony miller. mrs. carol miller. mr. rory mcilroy. mr. connor ridge. sir richard branson. >> what do you think -- >> i think it is wonderful. i think our relationship has never been stronger. we thought it was incredibly strong. it is very flattering. >> [inaudible] >> it is lettering to be invited. -- flattering to be invited. i'm looking forward to it. my wife is at home. >> what expecting? -- are you expecting? >> very good food. brussel sprouts are my favorite. >> mr. tom bernstein. mrs. andrea bernstein. lady ruth rodgers. mr. rodgers. mrs. virginia -- mr. nick booth. the honorable matthey bargain -- matthew barden. mrs. brooke barden. the honorable heather a. higgenbottom. mr.

guests an interesting list including george clooney and chevy chase. and today mr. obama and the prime minister reemphasized both country's commitment to afghanistan. >> we're going to complete this mission. we're going to do it responsibly and nato will maintain an enduring commitment so afghanistan never again becomes a haven for al qaeda to attack our country autos there are some countries whose lives are a matter of convenience, but ours is a matter of conviction two. states, as i sthed morning united for freedom and enterprise. >> today's meeting focused on iran, uprising in syria and world economy. >> republican presidential candidate rick santorum is trying to capitalize on his wins last night in alabama and mississippi but it's conservative rival newt gingrich drops out now, republican insiders say that may help mitt romney secure the nomination. and there is mark matthew was the stri rick santorum looking at results and thinking if i were the only conservative in this race i'd be trouncing my moderate rival, mitt romney. instead, romney walked away with mor

clooney says he's a supporter of mr.and then kate middleton, the new wife of prince william played hockey today in london with members of britain's hockey team. she took to the field while touring an arena inside olympic park. london, of course, hosts the olympics this summer. >> that's it? >> yep, that's it. >> she played hockey? that's the story? >> that's the story. don't look at me. >> i thought some big event happened. >> she changed into a sweatshirt and she wore coral jeans. >> but i went for a run today. >> but you're not the duchess of cambridge, last time i checked. >>> time now for -- have you seen this one? blues musicians pride themselves for keeping it cool. no one is cooler apparently than josh williams. take a look. ♪ >> that's at the bluegrass festival in denton, north carolina. a birth decides to make his guitar a perch. the bird just stays put. >> must have a banging headache. >> isha, we'll check back with you in a little bit. >>> a federal agent gunned down more than a year ago by guns smuggled from

mr. president. now, that does not mean, does not mean george clooney doesn't belong at a state dinner.y president bush invited me. hello! star. but at least president bush settled on frankie valli when i couldn't make it. it's true. that guy could sing a tune. producing your guest list, from what i can see, the best that a lot of them can do, maybe sign a check. maybe the guys who can sign a check can sing. i mean, that's what president bush had to resort to when i didn't make it. but i don't know. we'll see. we're going to explore this more in detail tonight on fox business when we talk to this fairness issue and whether the rich will pay more and whether they'll get invited to the white house or not. we've got a republican congressman from arkansas researching that and we'll have governor mike huckabee to say he'll have none of that. now, you don't have to be

on the guest list, george clooney, warren buffett, richard branson, and dozens of mr.ir husbands were dealing with affairs of state, first ladyichelle obama and the pre minister's wife, samantha, had their own agenda. >> as laura trevelyan of the bbc reports, it came off without a hitch. >> reporter: 24 hours in the spotlight. michelle obama and samantha cameron developed their trans-atlantic friendship. their rapport mirrors the warm relationship between britain and america that the white house has been so keen to project. >> i want to join in in also welcoming our very special guest, mrs. samantha cameron. >> reporter: samantha cameron hearing more about one of michelle obama's causes, tackling childhood obesity through exercise. so what did the athletes at this mini olympic games make of their celebrity guests? >> it was a great experience. and i'll remember this for the rest of my life. >> if britain and america can get together, then that will help kids get together with friends and make better relationships. >> reporter: michelle obama is from the south side of c