chinese champion li na, who became one of the highest-paid and most-watched female athletes in the world "tennis parent," too. hers was her country's state-run sports system. as we first reported earlier this year, li na is remarkable not just because she won two grand slams, but because she stood up to the chinese authorities to win some freedom. when li na reached the finals of the french open in 2011, 116 million people were watching her back home in china. they were hoping she would make history and become the first chinese citizen ever to win a grand-slam tennis tournament. and with this point, she did. ( cheers and applause ) >> li na: i was lying on the ground and the hand was in the face. and then i saw, wow, blue sky. ( cheers and applause ) and i try to cry, but i cannot because so exciting. ( applause ) >> madams et messieurs... >> stahl: it was the crowning achievement of her career, up to that point. but she had barely lowered the trophy when she was accused of being ungrateful by failing to properly thank her country for making the victory possible. one headline called it,

we're going to put her acting skills to the test with a very intense game called "box of lies." [ cheerse ] plus, he's a hilarious comedian. gosh, he's always funny. he's author of the new book here, "silver screen fiend: learning about life from an addiction to film." it's all the movies he saw in this short time. he was like addicted to going to the movies, and he wrote about it. it's really funny. patton oswalt is stopping by. he's a good man. funny, funny dude. [ cheers and applause ] and we have a performance from the war on drugs are here tonight! yeah! [ cheers and applause ] guys, it's time to take a look at the stories making headlines today, and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for the pros and cons. here we go. ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and prose ♪ >> jimmy: tonight, we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of making a new year's resolution. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: it's 2015. people out there trying to make changes to their lifestyle. let's take a look at the pros and cons of making a new year's resolution. here we go. pro, setting realistic goals for yourself

the situation. >> you say this is a load of lies and none is based on fact, but there have been somets of migrants threatening and attacking drivers. did you see anything whatsoever in dover to support any of that? >> well, no. the thing is there aren't actually any refugees in dover because everybody knows the stowaways who manage to get on to the lories need to get to london because that's where they have to register for their asylum. you can walk around dover all day and not see a single one. here is the interesting thing. a taxi driver said to us, a street in dover where all of the refugees are. we said let's have a look. we went up to this guy on the street and said, we are from al jazeera. he said, i'm sorry. i am not a muslim. i said, where are you from? he said slovakia. what it says from the rank stupidity of people who assume things about people is that the distinction has been entirely lost between economic migrants who might want to come here and do a poorly paid job picking fruit over the summer or something and refugees who have a right to seek asylum. >> you reported o

successes of the war by participating in women's armed forces organizations and manufacturing force of liesthe kansas city public library hosted this event. -- manufacturing war supplies. >> i'm pleased to welcome our speaker, dominique fracois, back to the american heartland. dominique was in abilene as we commemorated the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion. he is a renowned military historian. he has published 16 books, many on the battles of normandy. he is currently working on the 17th book, he tells me, about

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and europe has taken a chunk out of li & fung earnings. profit coming in below estimates at $182 million. the world's largest supplier of clothes and toys to retailers counts walmart among its customers and says declining consumer confidence in america, slowdown in china, and the falling euro are all contributing factors. net income was up as sales rose slightly. ceo said the relationship with walmart is still very strong. the company sees the logistics business as its high-growth area. bloomberg intelligence says the company may need more orders in the second half to boost core operating profit. shares on the way down today on news the chief executive david knox has quit. the announcement coming on the heels of a drop in profit. paul allen is watching this in sydney. santos has been hit by the collapse in oil prices. is david knox really the fall guy here? paul: it is hard to say if he is the scapegoat or not. as much as you would expect, a rather bland corporate statement talking about strategic reviews, a time for renewal at the top, et

economics professor art tries to keep track of politicians lies about economics. this one a lie or just a mistake? >> i don't know that i would call it a lie i think in a lot of case willful ignorance an something they thought they could get away. >> it was impossible because obamacare required every insurance policy to cover much more stuff. stuff you may not have wanted before. alcohol treatment, depression screening, diet counseling. it raises prices, some people are going to be cutoff. >> yeah, absolutely. illustrates kind of a two simple world view with some two simple answers. where we have this inxrensably complex world but it is one of which we want to think that somebody in control can change it without their being any unintended consequences. >> another claim is that government most intervene in work place because sexist employers discriminate against women. >> the fact that they can get 77 cents on the dollar -- >> an outrage that women can make 77 cents for every dollar man earns this is not 1924 but this is 2014. >> equal pay for equal work women make

dropped an atomic bomb in the city of nagasaki. 70,000 people died in the attack. which took place three liesfter the atomic bombing of hiroshima. . >> embracing nuclear technology. as harry fawcett explains, the 2011 tsunami termed public opinion against it. >>> 70 years ago nagasaki was the second site of an attack. 70 years on, nagasaki's recover ri it mirrors japan's remarkable transformation, one that saw leaders embrace technology. technology that tweeted the country. >> japan suffered, and suffered. we have a right to say - we have a right to promote, to change. >> it was a policy coinciding with us president dwight eisenhower's atoms for peace initiative. it was harder by nuclear weapons testing. in particular when a boat was doused in the fall out for a test at bikini atoll. first, they thought it was a strange snowfall. symptoms came later. >> my face turned back and skin started to fall off. i concealed it from everyone. i did not want my family to face it. >> reporter: renewed fears manifested in cinemas. godzilla, raised by the deep from atomic testing brought destruction on japa

dropped an atomic bomb on the say of nagasaki. 70,000 people died in the attack. which took place three lies after the atomic bombing of hiroshima. during the ceremony prime minister shinzo abe promised to work towards a world without nuclear weapons >>> japan's relationship with nuclear energy has been a fraught one, embracing nuclear technology. harry fawcett explains, the 2011 tsunami and earthquake turned opinion against it >>> 70 years ago "new york" magazine -- nagasaki was the second site of an attack. it mirrors japan's remarkable transformation, one that saw leaders embrace technology. >> japan suffered, and suffered. we have a right to say - we have a right it promote, change. >> it was a policy coinciding with dwight howard's pitch. it was harder by nuclear weapons defting. in particular when a boat was doused in the fall out for a test. first, they thought it was a snowfall. symptoms came later. >> my face turned back and skin fell off. i concealed it from everyone. i did not want my family to face it. >> godzilla, raised by the deep from atomic testing brought destruction on jap

captioning funded by cbs and ford >> kroft: you had to tell a lot of lies. >> absolutely. living a lie. >> kroft: were you a good liar? >> the best. >> kroft: tonight, we're going to tell you a spy story unlike any other about a kgb agent who operated in the united states during the last decade of the cold war. what's remarkable is that he's never spent a night in jail, the russians declared him dead a long time ago, and he's living a quiet life in upstate new york free to tell his story as honestly as a former spy ever can. did you think you were going to get away with it? >> yes. otherwise, i wouldn't have done it. >> max, agent, make me rich. thanks a lot. >> stahl: li na is one of the wealthiest female sports figures in the world.

captioning funded by cbs and ford >> kroft: you had to tell a lot of lies. >> absolutely.ie. >> kroft: were you a good liar? >> the best. >> kroft: tonight, we're going to tell you a spy story unlike any other about a kgb agent who operated in the united states during the last decade of the cold war. what's remarkable is that he's never spent a night in jail, the russians declared him dead a long time ago, and he's living a quiet life in upstate new york free to tell his story as honestly as a former spy ever can. did you think you were going to get away with it? >> yes. otherwise, i wouldn't have done it. >> max, agent, make me rich. thanks a lot. >> stahl: li na is one of the wealthiest female sports figures in the world.

and they tell all kind of lies about you. i mean, i have experienced this. and i had a grandson in tampa florida. he was in foster care of relatives. he was raped. it was just swept under the rug like nothing. i also have a son, they took his children. the mother got on drugs. you know, he went to court trying to get his children. and i mean, they told all kind of lies on him. i never seen -- you know, it just shows you that you don't stand a chance. you know, whatever they say it goes. you don't have -- like you don't have rights or anything. and it's just not right. now, some kids need to be in foster care. and then there's some that don't belong in foster care. and they don't take time to work and investigate. they just jump up into a family, just tear it down. >> rob, our last minute. >>, so as i said earlier, the majority of kids who come in are reunified. but we do need to do more to support birth families to prevent the need for foster care. when we started before we went on air, you mentioned to me that one of the motivations for doing this today was

michelle pfeiffer is going to star as his wife ruth in the hbo "wizard of lies. rt deniro is set to play the swindler himself. >> it is first major television role for michelle pfeiffer in decades. she is best known, of course, for her films "scarface," she was in, she was great in that, "batman returns" and "dangerous liaisons." pfeiffer is 57 years old. ruth madoff was 67 when the scandal dominated world headlines. >> i bet she will be fantastic. this one lobs and swings. serena williams is the top seed for next week's u.s. open. >> but she took a break from the prep the other day by singing some karaoke at a pretournament party. so was she any good? judge. ♪ ♪ but that is a big mistake ♪ just look at the world around you right here on the ocean floor ♪ ♪ such wonderful things surround you ♪ >> she's good at tennis. >> that was supposed to be "under the sea." she has good dance moves. >> the u.s. open begins on monday. >> where she will dominate for sure. >> coming up next our "friday rewind." haa! thank you. uh, next. watch me make your interest rate... disappe

it has caused millions of lies from vietnam, afghanistan, and iraq.beyond that, rather than stabilizing dangerous regions, they, they frequently heighten military tensions and discourage diplomatic conflict. it has become the main tool in our foreign policy toolbox. placing u.s. bases near the borders of countries such as china, russia, and iran increases that's to their security and only encourages them to boost their military spending. imagine how u.s. leaders would respond if iran would build even a single base anywhere near u.s. borders, perhaps in mexico, canada, or the the caribbean. perhaps most troubling of all, the creation of new u.s. bases to print tact against a chinese threat runs the risk of becoming a self of prophecy. by provoking a chinese and russian military response it may help create an event. far for making the world safer place u.s. bases overseas can actually make war more likely, and more u.s. less secure. now i would like to conclude and i'm looking for to questions from everyone, and a discussion. the major motivation of thi

they say that he shot them first, but his father has call that a bunch of lies and says his son was unarmed. tyrone harris lies in hospital in critical condition. sarah: richard walker for us in washington. thank you. you are watching "dw news." stay with us. after the break, the european union gives another 2.4 billion euros to member countries coping with the migrant crisis. will it put a stop to images like these? sarah: and here we go again, greece and its creditors fine-tune a new bailout plan. monika: welcome back to "dw news ." we are starting with business now and officials in athens are optimistic an agreement might be reached as early as tuesday, only two hours from now. any deal will have to be ratified by national parliaments, including berlin. many here objects to handing out more funding to greece, saying that germany has lost enough money already. that is quite true. a recent study found that the german government actually gain from the crisis. reporter: it is a constant refrain, that spendthrift greeks are costing germans a fortune, who work so hard to in their money. but no

they say that he shot them first, but his father has call that a bunch of lies and says his son was unarmed. tyrone harris lies in hospital in critical condition. sarah: richard walker for us in washington. thank you. you are watching "dw news." stay with us. after the break, the european union gives another 2.4 billion euros to member countries coping with the migrant crisis. will it put a stop to images like these? sarah: and here we go again, greece and its creditors fine-tune a new bailout plan. monika: welcome back to "dw news ." we are starting with business now and officials in athens are optimistic an agreement might be reached as early as tuesday, only two hours from now. any deal will have to be ratified by national parliaments, including berlin. many here objects to handing out more funding to greece, saying that germany has lost enough money already. that is quite true. a recent study found that the german government actually gain from the crisis. reporter: it is a constant refrain, that spendthrift greeks are costing germans a fortune, who work so hard to in their money. but no

box of lies. we have got patty oswald. music on the war on drugs. you have got to watch.e're on next. thisatdayark10-arssie "rrine tr >>> this saturday marks ten years since hurricane katrina devastated new orleans causing the city's levees to fail and flood neighborhoods. you may remember these heart breaking images as the water stranded countless residents on their roofs with no food and water. one by one rescue crews eventually plucked them to safety. today president obama went door to door through one rebuilt neighborhood praising respects for their extraordinary resilience and their strength. >> you are an example of what is possible when in the face of tragedy and in the face of hardship good people come together to lend a hands. >> mr. obama also assured them the federal government is committed to staying until all the recovery work is done. experts say it's still impossible to put a price on that damage. federal estimates katrina could cost the gulf states more than $125 billion. >>> take a look at this video. five people studly swallowed by a sinkhole. the earth

but of course, it is the right language. she has lied. and i think the more we learn, the more we know that's true. >> do you think some of your fellow candidates might be afraid to say, i agree with you. she lied. as plain as day to me. i think she really has a very difficult legal problem on her

i think this is one of the great lies and slurs about america. now plenty of don -- people that will do the work. businesses may have to pay more to get people to pick strawberries or to clean hotel rooms but it's simply not true that americans don't want to work and i would especially point to this absolute disgrace which is the h-1bç visas where the software companies and other companies basically say we have to have engineers come because we can't want them in america. it's a patently false thing to do. what they mean is they want indian engineers and under -- other nations so they can pay half or two there's a salary to and i think that's outrageous. this is the kind of debate we have to have about immigration and eagle forum has articulated for years, not for the last year but for a decade or more that we need a pause in immigration of illegal for sure but legal immigration. these things are done because of crony capitalism. they were complaining at a meeting where they needed more juniors and another meeting they were built but they were la

and europe & funga chunk out of li profits.ccount walmart among its customers and says the slowdown in china and the falling euro are contributory factors. net income was up 33% as sales rose slightly. net income is topping $5 billion for ping an. value ofed boost a income holdings. investment was up 260%. earningsackard's forecast missed estimates, with sales declining across the board. pc shipments fell 9% in the second quarter. to boost revenue and growth this year. shares have fallen 32% so far this year. let's go to san francisco and join jack. sales for 15alling of the last 16 quarters. what is going on? >> they have been dealt a tough hand to play while undertaking one of the biggest corporate split in history. is seeing a destabilized , which means the value of the dollar is affecting their ability to do business. it is dealing with a world where people are buying mobile services and cloud services. put him at pressure on the division at a crucial time for the company. shery: hp is splitting. where are we expecting grow

of lies on him. beat, youer seen a just don't stand a chance. whatever they say, it goes. like you do not have rights or anything and it is just not right. some kids need to be in foster care, and then there are some that do not belong in foster care. they do not take time to work and investigate. they just jump up into a family and terry down. host: in our last minute. caller: as i said earlier, the majority of kids to come in our -- we do need to do more to support birth families to prevent the need for foster care. when we started before we went on it, you mentioned to me that one of the motivations for doing this was the hearing in congress last week. there has been a bill introduced to expand the federal investment for prevention services. specifically to try and shift the emphasis of whether federal dollars are going. services in parents the supports they need so children do not have to be removed. host: rob geen is with annie e. casey foundation. aecf.org and you can follow him on twitter. that is our show. we hope you have a great weekend and we will see you back h

. >> oklahoma city lies at the geographic heart of the country. more small town than big city, probably the last place you pick to be targeted for destruction. then came the morning of april 19th, 1995. >> good morning in the proceeding with regard to application 95-501 for a permit. we will present evidence here, evidence from the applicant with regard to this proceeding there on four elements that i have to receive information regarding -- >> fire on the ground. we will have to get on the ground to get a better view of it. wow. holy cow. about a third of the knowledge has been blown away. >> it was staggering the potential casualties and deaths. i remember saying god, i don't want to die today. >> it was a terrifying attack. >> i was so hoping it was not an american. >> that left an entire nation disillusioned. >> it was an act of cowardess. >> it was a game changer. >> it's the worst act of american terrorism in american history perpetrated by one of our. a decorated arm veteran of the first gulf war. the oklahoma city bombing, next. >> okay, l

tree into a fox news poll finds 58% of americans believe mrs. clinton knowingly lied when she said her e-mail server did not contain classified information. the poll showed dropping 50% the first time of vermont senator bernie sanders keeps climbing. the former secretary of state is 49%, senator sanders has 30%, joe biden was undeclared receives 10%. lauren: that's unbelievable. a key republican said he would now vote against the final deal if arizona senator jeff flake, member of the senate foreign relations committee says the benefits are outweighed or limitations placed on congress and the government. face after he expressed concerned about his sanctions against iran during the hearing last month. >> even the interlocking nature of these financial sanctions and how it affects things private companies and government, it may be even more difficult to get them to agree to allow us to impose those sanctions if that is how they have to do. lauren: the white house easily seeking senator flake support. the only one to accompany president obama to africa last month. trying

successes of the war by participating in women's armed forces organizations and manufacturing force of lies. the kansas city public library hosted this event. -- manufacturing war supplies. >> i'm pleased to welcome our speaker, dominique fracois, back to the american heartland. dominique was in abilene as we commemorated the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion. he is a renowned military historian. he has published 16 books, many on the battles of normandy. he is currently working on the 17th book, he tells me, about american gliders in world war ii. in addition to his writing and speaking, he has served as a consultant to nbc news during their coverage of the d-day commemoration and also the history channel. of course, in abilene, we study the second world war on an almost daily basis but the role of women in the war has not always have the coverage or does not get the coverage that it deserves. so tonight, dominique is here to share the story of women in world war ii and the way they have been remembered, rightly or wrongly, by the public, by historians. please welcome dominique fracoi

approving the first drug to treat female intimacy problems addyi and for women who complain about a lack of lih stringent safety restrictions. the fda rejected the drug twice because of side-effects and questionable success. >> and staying on the health beechlt the food and drug administration approving the use of oxycontin. the abuse of pain killers among adolescents is on the rise. oxycontin is a powerful narcotic and highly addictive. the fda said it is okay for children as young as 11 that can't be treated with other medicine. we have the doctors here. doctor, it is noise to have you on. you have five children which i like to mention. it is impressive and speaks to your experience as a mom and a doctor, you have prescribed oxycontin and this type of pain killers for children. when would it be used? >> in the cancer patients. these kids struggle with chronic pain and high doses of medicine and keeping up is a real trial not only for the patient but care givers. >> doctor, the cancer one could understand. but this statistic is interesting. the american headache society announced one in six c

elements of lies to himself a longtime raiders fan dating back there, and loss analysts and jack del t sounds like he's ready. meanwhile the sports program sunday night big recap of football and the giants and a's as well the are still in chicago for the owners' meetings and will give you a unique j.r. stone in sight and on his debut last set of this and doing a little thing to see who followed you more on the radio right here on crime and so if you like to join us and away and kron 4 g. rad niche. it's amazing a heartfelt response about patrick and put picture of my mother out there she the hundred like baseball players get 20 asking some experts insist like it like some twitter put. the giants. and that's it. interesting already you put yourself out there as kron 4. j.j. what the best offensive player all football. you hear about his diet and consumes up to 9,000 cals a day. he felt his body becoming too lean and says okay mega big trader and another trader has a lot 50 says a vacant one. to impress 13 holes avocados. this year 9,000 cals and a crash earlier tonight says no good. >>

>>> oklahoma city lies at the geographichearted of the country. more small town, than big city. it's probably the last place you'd pick to be targeted for destruction. then came the morning of april 19th, 1995. >> it was staggering the potential casualties and deaths. i remember saying god, i don't want to die today. >> it was a terrifying attack that left an entire nation disillusioned. it remains the worst act of domestic terrorism in american history, perpetrated by one of our own. a deck rated army veteran of the first gulf war. the oklahoma city bombing next. >> okay. i'm ready. okay, let's go. >> we are seeing literally dozens of people that are bleeding. some of them you can't everyone make them out. >> an explosion in oklahoma city with worldwide implications and enormous consequences. >> there is increased security nationwide. >> it could be a contractor. it could be a wacko. it could be a professional. you don't have to be a rocket scientists to create this kind of bomb. >> as the smoke began to clear, two questions reverberated across the country, who and why? the ans

. >> but we're kind of talking about little white lies, right? >> i guess. >> a lie is a lie a sly lie, mike, but the study got in reasons why we lie. men lie to make themselves look good, women lie to make each other feel good. so, where what are the top lies women tell? number one on the list, nothing is wrong, i'm fine. number two oh, is this isn't new, i've had it for ages. >> even though they just bought it? >> they just bought it, stashed in the trunk, pull it out quickly and pretend like it's been in your closet for years. then you say: it wasn't that expensive. but just like the women, number one lie foremen, nothing wrong, i'm phone, but that's where the similarities end, michael ex. the second most common lie, this will be my last drink. >> i said that last night. >> followed by no, honey, your butt doesn't look big in that. >> i said that last night. >> well the study point you had out a lot of the lies women tell connect to purchases they made the lies men tell have to do with communication. >> i agree completely. >> do you. >> with t

. ♪ with your sweet bag of lies ♪ crazy crazy crazy ♪ oh yeah ♪ crazy >> stadium tours put a lot of peoplehe audience down here. and this sort of, iconography of the rock star as this huge figure. ♪ crazy crazy on you >> it was bound to happen but it comes as a shock nevertheless. in a poll taken by a leading pop music magazine in england, the beatles came in second. the most popular rock group in england today is led zeppelin. >> in their 20s, they're rich, powerful, temperamental, and pampered. they're led zeppelin, the group on tour, where they're nearly as big as nothing, zeppelin is very big. to get around, zeppelin uses a chartered 707. the kind of plane president nixon uses. ♪ the president's plane doesn't have an organ or 15-foot mirrored bar or in private quarters two bedrooms and a fireplace. >> i'm a bit upset it doesn't have a pool table on board. apart from that i think this is the best way to travel. >> americans are now spending $2 billion a year on music. that's $700 million more than the movie industry grosses from ticket sales in one year. about three times the amount of

we have come to our senses about the other banner of lies it is time to do the same with this. >> a touchingte from hollywood. one of the heros paid the ultimate sacrifice. it is now going viral. >> after channing tatum posting this picture of u.s. army sergeant and green bau ray peter mccana. >> he writes i want to offer my deepest condolences to the family of peter andrew mckenna a brave soldier we had the honor of meeting in afghanistan. let's always remember to thank the men and women who serve this country and so often sacrifice their own lives for ours. >> this is the 35-year-old 6th tour of duty. >> very nice of him. >> on a difrment note, it will be a beautiful day across the northeast. >> some are seeing storms. maria molina is in the tracking center. >> good morning heather and ainsley. we are tracking a frost that has pretty much cleared already most of the east coast. quieter weather out there from the northeast to the southeast. the exception will be over parts of florida. that is where you will be seeing the showers and storms firing up over the frontal boundary. further west a

month ago she had a 40 point advantage. 8:00% of americans said they believe that the secretary of state lied about the information in the emails. >> i never sent classified material on my email and never received any mark classified. so i will let whatever this inquiry is go forward and we'll await the outcome of it. >> also, vice president joe biden has the backing of 10%. for trump's jury duty is for trump's jury duty is campaign is going on and trump the happy to comply are the civic duty. >> can you imagine if he's chosen. >> he said he, i guess, the jury notices he's gone to the incorrect addresses, but now he says he's going to show up today and i imagine quite the entry thank you, kerry. >> the step granddaughter of morgan freeman was stabbed to death in morgan heights. 33-year-old appears to have been stabbed a number of times in the torso and there a 30-year-old is charged with murder. >> the nypd is asking for your help in finding an inmate. he shoved the officer and took off wearing the hand cuffs. he was last seen at 104th and lex avenue and wearing gray pants and a black t-shirt

but i believe believe it also speaks because of its unique and pitiful design, which again is sort of liesove my pay grade. >> the second question is, knowing all the obstacles that you went through, and some of them seemed very unsurmountable, i imagine at one time or another , what was the turning point where you felt this was actually going to happen? >> well it happened on monday. [laughter] it happened on monday march 15, 1982. i called up janet parsons at the national capital region and i said janet what's the status of the permit? he said it's ready and i said okay. i got in the cab and went down to the mall and it's a big stack of requirements and he said don't you have to get your board's approval, the board consent before you sign that? i said i have all the authority i need and i walked away with it. i called scruggs and i said i got the permit. i got the damn permit. we called up bill bain and that was a monday. we had the mall torn up by the end of the week. there's a picture in the book and we did not want to go through another weekend with the threat of an injunction by ross

now, she lies under 5,000 feet of water.es, no one knew these wrecks were just a few miles apart until b.p. and shell oil conducted a pipeline survey here in 2001. how many people died on here? >> ballard: the whole crew. >> logan: their bodies are still inside? >> ballard: they're still inside. that's a tomb. >> logan: bob ballard's mission was to try to film both wrecks in ways they hadn't been seen before. >> ballard: so now you just go straight up and around like you're going to crawl up onto the deck. look at that beautiful reveal. oh, i love that. >> logan: as luck would have it, the seas were calm and the images he captured are considered some of the clearest views of these sites. they're featured in a "nova"- "national geographic" documentary. >> ballard: okeanos, that's really cool. >> logan: bob ballard is not alone in his american adventure. his ship, the "nautilus," has joined forces with the "okeanos explorer," operated by noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. >> ballard: they're the only tw

your child comes home with a head full of lies.he bug may be harder to nice this year than ever before. lies. lies. least. lays. lewes. lies lies >> flew tropical storm as of yesterday. we really hadn't had anything happen since the middle of july. we had tropical storm anna, bill, and claudette so far on the 2015 season. danny formed yesterday right smack in the middle of the atlantic ocean. it is not near any land mass right now. but it is about 1500 miles from the win wards island. a a ways to go, and still tropical storm. we'll fix that for you. anyway, the track this storm is almost due west, it is expected to strength nina hurricane, perhaps category two hurricane, in these warmer waters of the atlantic ocean. so i guess the next threat, maybe over the next day or so, would be maybe the dominican republic, haiti, and the lesser antilles islands, as well, and of course looking at the spaghetti models, couple of models have it possibly threatening the east coast of the united states. but it is a long way off from that happening