olivia wilde and jon favreau.g. >> jimmy: this is his new album. it's called "neon." here with the song "you," chris young. ♪ bluest skies don't seem so blue and the stars seem to be a little dimmer too ♪ ♪ now that you're around you put 'em all to shame let me break it down ♪ ♪ 'cause what i'm tryin' to say is no one gets me like you when you kiss me ♪ ♪ girl you rock me harder than some downtown band i thought i knew what love was ♪ ♪ but i didn't have a clue i've never found anything that makes me feel like i do about you ♪ ♪ got a whole new direction it seems these days i used to rush off to work and get home late ♪ ♪ but now i show up late and rush back home my priorities are different i can't leave you alone ♪ ♪ no one gets me like you when you kiss me girl you rock me harder than some downtown band ♪ ♪ i thought i knew what love was but i didn't have a clue i've never found anything ♪ ♪ that makekeme feel like i do about you girl if you ever get to guessin' ♪ ♪ if i'm thinkin' 'bout you just remember that n

the czech republic's olivia prokobova has just returned as runner-up from the us masters: p >>prokobova: czech republic international minigolfer i travel all over the world, usa, china, sweden, many, many country. p >>reporter: "great. all for minigolf?" p >>prokobova: yes. p >>reporter: what's more, crazy golf is getting a much racier image these days, partly on account of a huge upswing in business. p >>hartley: over the five years it's been a steady increase in numbers that started with the construction of thenew adventure golf. the site has always been popular but since we've built the adventure golf it's taken on a new lease of life and our numbers since 2002 have probably gone up about 50%. p this development is just one of many such new openings over the last two years: p >>milns: crazy golf is as much a part of the fabric of the british seaside tradition as sticks of rock, fish and chips and fairground rides, but today it's new breed of adventure golf courses is not only drawing in new business, but new destinations as well. p >>homer: we're seeing a lot of new indoor courses in

. >> also were co-stars olivia wild, jason baitman and leslie man. >> and actually a bachelorette no more, that is right. jp proposed and they sat down with robin roberts to talk wedding plans. >> he's going to move to nork and finish up school. she's going to move to new york and find a place and get a job, we going to talk about weddings, maybe the end of the year. >> and despite some concerns from her tattooed sister, christie, ashley says her fiancee and sis are now very close. who is the latest celebrity to receive a star on the walk of fame? visit otrc.com to find out. >> and all right there is such a thing as a free ride for a little while. just head the fleet that is saving san francisco money and gasoline. >> and never mind your tattooed sister. a snake is one of the last things you want to see when driving but it's something a lot of people want to see on their computer autos then at 5:00 counseling with an agenda. a bay area city gets involved what is called deceptive marketing. >> 4:21, checking traffic in san jose. in 101 southbound. it's slowing down a bit. northbound t

. >> what about olivia wilde? >> beautiful actress. >> amen to that.hat. >>> this morning on "world news now," breaking news. the president makes a deal. after weeks of negotiating, democrat and republican leaders finally agree on a plan to end the nation's debt crisis. >> and the president says your e-mails, phone calls and tweets made it happen. it is monday, august 1st. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, i'm tanya rivero. >> i'm rob nelson. the president came out last night saying the process as we all know was messy and took way too long but the heavy lifting is now done. of course, though, congress still has to officially vote on this package. but mr. obama credited the american people who of course flooded the switchboards and congressional inboxes with pushing this deal through finally. not the deal he wanted or many folks wanted but it is a compromise. we'll see how congress votes. >> the 11th hour. oh, my goodness. >> the 11 and a half hour. >> that's right. >>> then in what is being called a miracle, a plane that de

olivia wilde has never been sexier in a movie. what might happen in that type of situation. >> going to cut to the chase here, now what's the grade? give me your grade. >> i give it a c, better than i thought it was going to be. >> all right, okay. here we go now, sci-fi thriller, "rise of the planet of the apes" one man's genetic experience leads to a planet of the apes, a war between humans and apes. check out the clips. >> you have no idea what you're dealing with. >> you know, this is not your father's planet of the apes movie. i mean they look realistic, don't they? >> you know, the apes look great. they're almost completely cgi. there are a couple of scenes where they're computer generated. but all of the major performances are referenced to an actual actor. the lead chimp is played by andy circus. he puts in a fantastic performance here and makes you really kind of empathize with this chimpanzee, that's what makes the movie work so well. i'm not sure i buy james franko as a genetic scientist. >> a high mark? >> i give it a

. >>> holder of the title world championship baby, take a look, this is olivia bird, born august 1, 2:00. they showed this photo, bringing an end to the quest for the baby born nine months after the final out of the world series. more than 900 parents entered the competition. the parents say they are long- time giants fans. >>> the harms case is a south bay murder mystery for 10 years, and is it too late for justice? >>> and as investigators search for suspects, police have a show of force at candle stick stadium, following last week's violence [ female announcer ] at the jcpenney as big as it gets sale, find 50% off all arizona tops and bottoms for back to school! check out our biggest 4 hour steals this saturday! save 50% on flannels for guys, jeans for kids, tops & bottoms for juniors, plus schoolbags, too! the savings get even bigger with jcp cash! earn $10 off when you spend just 25! no exclusions! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make back to school style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. audio complete

you will meet brooklyn olivia byrd from folsom, adorable. nine months, seven minutes her birth was the closest to the moment when the giants won their first world series title since the team left new york for the big win of texas. she beat out nearly 1,000 babies from 10 states for the tight 8. there is your world series championship baby there. >> claim to fame. >> not very old for that. >>> 6:50 is your time. a showdown over cell phones how bart riders can sound off on the free speech debate coming up this morning. >> and thousands evacuated a propane tank fire burning in placer county. the concerns about a disaster explosion coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundatio

this is a discussion of a man named newton who is a healer and was called in when olivia was paralyzed for a number of years couldn't stand or walk after a fall doctors really did no good at all. they were finally persuaded to hire this guy a and mark twain says newton made some passages about her head with his hands and he put an arm behind and said now lives in a. he doesn't like that. it's too pagan. so he opened the windows and to divert a short prayer and when he repeats with his hands of the head he crosses it out. that is the way that it has been published in pain and nighter. here's how devoto tree to these things. he disapproved of the punctuation and took out hundreds of comments when he published. hulett publishes a very small selection of it and as you see fervently free to write on the manuscript instructions to his typist. and in this case he's crossed out the comments. you can see of course mark twain is over here and here so one of the basic problems in dealing with this manuscript is to figure out which ones are authors. how do we know that those comments are devoto's?

brooklyn olivia byrd was born the closest nine months and seven minutes from the exact moment brian wilson made the last out of game five in the world series. beat out 929 babies from ten states. she gets $2010 gift certificate. a commemorative brick from the ballpark and berth certificate signed by the giants. brooklyn comes from the family long time giants' fan. >>> 6:20. changes but new privacy protection for the members of facebook. >> plus, new cellphone carrier about to be carrying the apple xtel will start selling the apple smart phone in mid-october. it's a big win at sprint who has been at a disadvantage without the device. but sprint customers could be getting the iphone 5 that will be released at the end of september. >> facebook is adding a privacy setting that will prevent facebook friends by identifying you by name until you have given them permission. privacy allows photos of you but making harder for people to search for the photo based on your name. they have been a constant problem for facebook. company said they made the change in response to users' request but facebook

our next question comes from olivia who's wondering about sun safety. >> do people of darker complexionely they do. so african-americans, latinos, asian people can get skin cancer just like people with lighter skin tones. their skin cancer can be more fatal. you want to get a skin check every year. look for those skin changes. >> and pile on the sunscreen. >> absolutely. >> jen, thanks as always. >>> just ahead, is it okay to have romantic thoughts about your partner's friends? >> men and women had different answers to that question. we'll take a look coming up from this survey. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. >> cbs "healthwatch" sponsored by v8 v-fusion juice. just tastes like fruit.s ables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. [ male announcer ] get five dollars in money-saving coupons at v8juice.com. in money-saving coupons thcare professional with va. with our advanced technology and the care we provide, our work truly fulfills america's promise to our veterans. (announcer) learn more about careers with today's va at vacareers.va.gov. >>> no real sec

now, olivia -- >> let me ask you. splurge on one item, what uld who it be? >> maybe shoes.they are ready to roll. this is the mini-me look. >> mini-me is all about dad's favorite pieces sh runken down in smaller size. outfits for dad and your son. first, here with the classic navy blazer. and, you know, matt says it's a staple in every man's wardrobe. now it's staple for anybody. now we've got -- and on nelson we've got the army jacket. it's all about military. it has been for a couple of seasons for man, woman, and child. great investment piece. $39. >> very nice. >> come on guys. we've got to get you out of here. go, run, go where you need to go. the kids are running now. our beautiful handsome models. thank you. >>> up next, everyone will be clawing their way to the dinner table with crab cabinara on the kitchen, what's for dinner, crab carbonara. >> new chef quinn seen at miami, florida. chef, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> let's get started. >> we're doing a little twist. we actually poached the crab in the water. we take the crab out. using the water to cook

. -- olivia is on the republicans blind. caller: i am glad you are on the station this morning. i have comments to make that i wish you would address. one is the boston fiasco where they said they would spend $3 billion and it turned out to cost $15 billion and still growing. the idea is if you say you only have to spend $3 billion, people will approve it and then just keep increasing the amount. it is standard operating procedure for construction companies. the second thing is i don't understand the infrastructure bank. i do believe in public-private partnerships, and i wish you would explain that further. also, i am so sad that you do not have some republicans on your committee. i think you have some very strong democrats that understand the need, that there are republicans that do, too, and wish you would include some of your republican friends to join you in this effort. guest: in fact, governor schwarzenegger who is a republican, mike bloomberg had become an independent by 2008, and i was the only democrat on the group. we have enlisted a lot of members. scott smith to the

. -- olivia is on the republicans blind. caller: i am glad you are on the station this morning. i have comments to make that i wish you would address. one is the boston fiasco where they said they would spend $3 billion and it turned out to cost $15 billion and still growing. the idea is if you say you only have to snd $3 billion, people will approve it and then just keep increasing the amount. it is standard operating procedure for construction companies. the second thing is i don't understand the infrastructure bank. i do believe in public-private partnerships, and i wish you would explain that further. also, i am so sad that you do not have some republicans on your committee. i think you haveome very strong democrats that understand the need, that there are republicans that do, too, and wish you would include some of your republican friends to join you in this effort. guest: in fact, governor schwarzenegger who is a republican, mike bloomberg had become an independent by 2008, and i was the only democrat on the group. we have enlisted a lot of members. scott smith to the repu

i'm thinking of "grease" could they ever redo it with john travolta and olivia newton john?k to the podium in the midst of the market free fall and only made the situation worst if you were looking at the stock market. was there a way he could have saved stocks instead of sinking them? >> don't give a speech unless you had a point and this good samaritan rescued a few police officers in the middle of a massive hail storm. and what happened to the good samaritan? he was fired for it. we're going to talk to that guy next. >> first, the trivia question of the day. he was born in 1928 and went on to launch a career in country music. but he may be best known for launching a sausage company. who is he? be the first to e-mail us. don't tell us, steve. friends at foxnews.com or on twitter at fox and friends with the correct answer. hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy

. -- olivia is on the republicans blind. caller: i am glad you are on the station this morning. to make that i wish you would address. one is the boston fiasco where they said they would spend $3 billion and it turned out to cost $15 billion and still growing. the idea is if you say you only have to spend $3 billion, people wi approve it and then just keep increasing th amount. it is standard operating procedure for construction companies. the second thing is i don't understand the infrastructure bank. i do believe in public-private partnerships, and i wish you would explain that further. also, i am so sad that you do not have some republins on your committee. i think you have some very strong democrats that understand the need, that there are republicans that do, too, and wish you would include some of your republican friends to join you in this effort. guest: in fact, governor schwarzenegger who is a republican, mike bloomberg had become an independent by 2008, and i s the only democrat on the group. we have enlisted a lot of members. scott smith to the republican mayor of ari

i know that you, olivia mitchell, others have been leaders in the social security administration.the treasury and the obama administration are strongly supported and have also been trying to advance that. let me add it to connect these themes, in closing, lifetime income, the idea that people need help, advice, other types of assistance in figuring out how to make their savings last and how to make sure they neither run out during retirement nor horde their savings, helping people with those issues is so education- intensive. it is not only giving them easier methods like lifetime income arrangements, but it is also helping them understand how it all works, however account balance translates into a stream of income, and framing the issue so people will become used to thinking in terms of our retirement or pension paycheck that they need to provide for themselves, rather than just a sum of money whose duration is uncertain. so this has been great. i very much hope we can continue as we have been doing, the dialogue with all of you here. we very much welcome -- "we," the administrat

i know that you, anna marie, olivia mitchell, others here have been leaders in, the social security administration has been a leader in that, the treasury and the obama administration are strongly supportive of it. and have also been trying to advance that it and let me add, to connect these themes in closing, alicia, lifetime income, the idea that people need help, advice, other types of assistance in figuring out how to make their savings last and how to make sure they neither run out during retirement nor they're not living up to the standard of living they could have had because they are overly fearful of running outcome helping people with those issues is so education intensive project. is not only giving them easier mechanisms and methods like lifetime income arrangements, but it's also helping them understand how it all works out how an account balance translate into a stream of income, and frame the issues that people will become used to thinking in terms of a retirement or pension paycheck that they need to provide for themselves, rather than just a sum of money whose duration is uncertai

i know that you, anna maria lasardy, olivia mitchell have been leaders, the social security administration has been a leader in that, the treasury and the obama administration are strongly supportive of it and have also been trying to snrans and let me add, to connect these themes in closing, lifetime income, the idea that people need help, advice, other types of assistance in figuring out how to make their savings last and how to make sure they neither run out during retirement nor hoard their savings in a way that means they're not living up to the standard of living they could have had because they're overly fearful, helping people with those issues is so education intensive a project. it's not only giving them easier mechanisms and methods like lifetime income arrangements but it's also helping them understand how it all works, how an account balance translates into a stream of income, and framing that issue so people will become used to thinking in terms of a retirement or pension paycheck that they need to provide for themselves rather than just a sum of money whose duration is uncer

. >> host: next call on infrastructure spending, virginia, olivia, republican line. >> caller: i'm a strong republican, and i've been moved by you because you listen to your constituents, and i'm pleased your on this station this morning. i have a question, three little comments to make that i wish you would address. one is the boston fiasco where they said they'd spend $3 billion and it turned out to cost $15 billion and still growing, still having to make money on that. the idea is that if you say you only have to spend three, then people will approve of it, and then they just increasing the amount. i think that issue needs addressing. it's standard operating procedure for construction companies. the second thing is i don't understand the infrastructure bank. i do believe in public-private partnerships, and i wish you could explain that further, and also i'm so sad that you don't have some republicans on your committee. i think that you've got some very strong democrats who understand the need, but there are republicans who do too, and i wish you would encourage some of your republ

olivia unfolded redstate.com inherited section of the have the imagination to saber nation and many ofyou who are not part of heritage action ought to seek me out or our colleague jessica anderson or her web site heritage action.com. let's be clear the forces stacked against us are incredibly powerful. it it is reporting the next couple of months $20 billion will be spent by lobbyists in washington d.c. lobbying the congressional super committee to preserve the status quo and continue to grow government year after year after year. we have the next essential fight ahead of the fed will take or then elections to win but it is a very real and very important fight. thank you all for being engaged in it. it is not to be -- but it is never going to be boring. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> i want you to stick around and answer some of your questions because i got to tell you whenever i go to washington d.c. and think i have a target on my back i think mike is there. [laughter] questions? >> i had a conversation with saxby chambliss our esteemed senator in may and he shrugged his shoulde