peter, there is a worry he might have planted a booby trap. >> peter: yes.otice there is it a wide perimeter there and at that truck outside of the window there is outside is the suspect's apartment. there may be explosives or detonation booby traps. >> steve: he would think they would come through the front door. >> peter: that's right. as you pointed out. they may be inserted a camera or listening devices. it would appear as to the contents of the apartment or occupiants of the apartment. there is lot a large contingent of police. there is a lone police officer atop that particular vehicle in order to determine the contents and the occupy ans of that apartment in the event of explosives. they are not interested in having more people lost on this tragic morning in aurora as a later surprise that the suspect may have planted. >> steve: when the chopper pilot was pushed n. the member of the swat team had something on a long poll. a listening device or camera. they can see what is inside. apartment. >> doing everything so gingerly. we'll bring in jamie marshal

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peter: it was too hot. jim: we'll be back to the greenbrier classic in just a greenbrier classic in just a moment. jim: tonight, "60 minutes" back to back, the good wife, "the mentalist" on america's number one network. both players in the fairway at 17. a five par, the second hole of the playoff at the greenbrier classic. think about world rankings and i mentioned ted potter jr. is 218 in the world. troy kelly is 464. >> you drove in right behind us. >> sunday night around midnight. >> we stopped two towns -- it was maybe 40 or 50 miles. we stopped in there. >> we weren't planning on driving all the way over. ian: very friendly discussion. both players over 300 yards. jim: john huh, 296 in the world when he won earlier this year. rookie on tour. ben curtis at royal st. georges, number 396. ian: that's right. first time ever in an open or a major. jim: and look what we have here today. it's amazing to think how much is riding on it for each of them. ian: it's amazing that ted potter has missed six of his la

>> peter: it is interesting.ident pointed to as a model for job creation even though they are creating hundreds of thousands of jobs outside of the united states. >> steve: it is all about the economy. the president is not met with the job counselin the last six months. mitt romney who has been making hay with his political message over the last 72 hours since the president said in roanoke, virginia about you didn't build that. mitt romney went on the offense on the job's counselthing in bowling green, ohio. >> when something is in trouble and people need good jobs, you would think that the president would focus energy and passion on helping people get jobs. you know what he's doing in the last six months. yeah, in the last six months, he's held 100 fund raisers and guess how many meetings with the job's counsel. none, zero, in the last six months it makes it where his priority are . he's trying to keep his own job that's why he will lose it >> gretchin: we'll keep you posted on those developments in the morning.

peter: it was too hot. jim: we'll be back to the greenbrier classic in just a greenbrier classic in just a moment. at the greenbrier classic. think about world rankings and i mentioned ted potter jr. is 218 in the world. troy kelly is 464. >> you drove in right behind us. >> sunday night around midnight. >> we stopped two towns -- it was maybe 40 or 50 miles. we stopped in there. >> we weren't planning on driving all the way over. ian: very friendly discussion. both players over 300 yards. jim: john huh, 296 in the world when he won earlier this year. rookie on tour. ben curtis at royal st. georges, number 396. ian: that's right. first time ever in an open or a major. jim: and look what we have here today. it's amazing to think how much is riding on it for each of them. ian: it's amazing that ted potter has missed six of his last seven cuts coming in here and has performed like an established player. very calm, seemingly. nick: i mentioned last night when he came to the tower. remember that amazing run that

and coming up it's peter lavelle crosstalk. please. continue. to. follow him welcome to cross talk time peter lavelle targeting africa the u.s. is expanding its covert military and intelligence operations across the continent this is being done we are told under the pretext of fighting terrorism is africa again being colonized by outside powers. can. start. to cross talk the u.s. military in africa i'm joined by my guest in washington ivan eland he's a senior fellow and director of the center on peace and liberty at the independent institute james middlemen he's a university professor of international affairs at the american university and peter pham he is the director of the i'm sorry africa center at the atlantic council all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want ivan eland if i go to you first is the u.s. militarizing africa. i think very definitely and i think the primary reason is that oil africa was never regarded as a strategic continent it might have been the only common in the world that wasn'

our spotlight show and today's guest the celebrated and sometimes controversial british filmmaker peter greenaway. hello again the welcome to spotlight the interview show on our to albert nobbs and today my guest is peter green. the youngest of all our cinema has nonetheless had a rich and eventful it's headed still undergoing rapper transformation. so much that some artists and critics suggest it's no more the good old motion pictures were used to help the legendary british filmmaker peter bring life is a living contradiction he believes cinema as done right but continues to work on his new movie does that mean there is something off the bat that alina may know it's. peter greenaway he's best known as a british filmmaker and director of some most important contemporary movies but he doesn't feel entirely a director has tried many different occupations like painting writing and and he defines himself as a hybrid or an image maker or the person who translates ideas into visual terms a few years ago peter greenaway bird cinema saying it had long been dead particularly he died in nine hund

peter? >> thank you. looking for a good deal on a home loan, it helps if you're a member of congress. the shocking report out overnight about a loans for votes investigation. you'll hear about it. >> this lifeguard rescued a drowning swimmer and was fired because of it. why? he stepped out of his zone! we'll talk to him live and find out really what is he going to do now? "fox & friends" starts right now. >> hello, everybody. >> ready for a brand new week? >> i feel like it's a monday. >> did you get any sleep last night? >> i went to the fireworks. i went with my friends, ed and joanie, took us to the fireworks on the pier on the hudson river, it was fantastic and great time. >> voluntarily decided to go. >> i was there with my dear wife and the kids and i was out, you know, out and about. >> yeah. >> i think everybody -- >> trying to keep your schedule. >> brian doesn't sleep. trying to keep your schedule. >> i was amazed how many -- there seemed to be so many fireworks this year which is ok but the dog

peter? >> peter: thank you.s? here to tell us, pollster and fox news pollster, frank luntz who is hosting a special tonight right here on the fox news channel. he joins us live from los angeles. good morning on the 4th early in l.a frank, tell us, talk about the first ad called the stage. >> yes. this is the most effective of them all. very emotional, very personal. these ads are running morning, noon and night in ohio. this is one of the reasons why mitt romney who had been gaining on barak obama in ohio, seems to have stalled at this early point. let's look at the ad. >> out of the blue one day, we were told to build a 30-foot stage, gathered the guys and we built that 30-foot stage, not knowing what it was for. just days later, all three shifts were told to assemble in the warehouse, a group of people walked out on that stage and told us that the plant is now closed and all of you are fired. i looked both ways. i looked at the crowd and we all just lost our jobs. we don't have an income. mitt romney made over

peter? >> peter: call it the hypocrisy perhaps of big labor.ng ceos for living it up while workers have to do the dirty work? >> juliet: not so fast. it turns out union leaders have been doing partying of their own, spending millions of dollars on tax free trips to vegas, florida, the caribbean. who would want to go there? it's all part of an exclusive report by "fox business" network's own liz mcdonald. watch. >> were held to the same standards as other nonprofits, they'd get a failing grade. according to a study by the illinois policy institute, unions spend less than half of the money they collect in dues on member interests, like collective bargaining. instead, labor big wigs blow money on themselves, holding conferences in places like las vegas, caribbean, and right here in fort lauderdale, florida. the grand central of union junction where in one year the afl-cio spent more than $1.7 million in tax reunion funds on conferences. >> juliet: joining us now live at the hotel where union bosses have been known to party is miss liz mcdonald. sh

peter: his ball is sitting down.hink the shot of choice would be the bladed sand wedge but he's looking like he's going to make a chipping stroke with it. nick: just off his left toe. peter: it's more difficult to make clean contact, i think, playing that stroke, but he has to go with what he's comfortable. nick: the other awkward thing, peter, it's really short. peter: he's only got to hit it about three feet. nick: yeah, so with all this nerve and obviously if you mis-hit a fraction it will get mag anyified. jim: would you think about hybrid or putter here? nick: i'd lean into that. hit it nicely. jim: yes, he did. nick: just keep going. whoops. jim: just inside of two feet maybe? a little nerves playing that shot. if this is hold, they will bes courted out to the 17th hole and play the par 5 -- if this is holed, they will be escorted out to the 17th hole and play the par 5 next. peter: the biggest thing about this putt is the enormity of the moment. nick: yeah, you've done this a thousand times and suddenly you gr

peter johnson, jr. is here f brian. >> peter: good morning. >> steve: good to have you.that. we'll talk about that with him and so much more coming up. right now we start with the headlines. >> gretchen: it was like the sun exploded, that description coming from a witness who caught the exact moment when a train derailed, exploding into a massive fire ball. 90,000 gallons of ethanol. that's what you're seeing there, exploding, when 11 cars derailed, this is columbus, ohio. 911 calls came pouring in. they were just released this morning. listen to this. >> definitely on fire. all i could see are the flames about 16, 70-foot high. >> where is your emergency? >> i'm not sure where it's at, but something blew up. >> gretchen: two people were hurt during a second explosion. they were walking along the tracks to check out what was happening. fire officials say the cause of the crash may have been a mechanical failure. they're still investigating. >>> after spending a decade behind bars at gitmo, this is osama bin laden's driver and body guard. now he's free and back in sudan.

it is really difficult following peter. peter, i think you should be a politician. you would be great. for these gentlemen down here, i was going to mention the california palace. can you imagine an area by the name of the cow palace? you had to go upstairs to the locker rooms. to think, what is going to be built on this incredible sight is fantastic. one of the most exciting days in my life was when i saw the first spade of derek being built -- with the city being built there, i could not wait to go play in a door read it. it brings enormous excitement for the players. for the fans, suddenly, they are sitting in this beautiful new arena. i saw the stable center pierre the first shovel, the first pylon put into the ground there. -- i saw the staples center. that was one of the most exciting days. i almost went there at least once a week to watch this rise from the ground. they have brought a different fan experience. the bay area is one of the great sports areas. the fans are fantastic, and i will tell you, warrior fans are enormous. i have not seen any better fans,

it is really difficult following peter. peter, i think you should be a politician. would be great. for these gentlemen down here, i was going to mention the california palace. can you imagine an area by the name of the cow palace? you had to go upstairs to the locker rooms. to think, what is going to be built on this incredible sight is fantastic. one of the most exciting days in my life was when i saw the first spade of derek being built -- with the city being built there, i could not wait to go play in a door read it. door read it. it brings enormous excitement

if you lock me up, i'll burn my peter. >> burn your peter? a rowdy night, one of shotts' old timers might have to pay the price. >> and how do you plead? >> guilty. >>> to an outsider, the clean cut young men incarcerated at hmp shotts in scotland could easily be mistaken for college students. but shotts is considered the nation's toughest prison and it's home to some of its most dangerous inmates. a large number of them are here for violent acts, fueled by a lethal combination of alcohol, drugs and knives. but they're not all youngsters. >> hey, i was drunk. the man that i murdered insulted my pal. so i stabbed him. and he died. >> 60-year-old jimmy reed is about halfway through an 11-year sentence for culpable homicide, the equivalent of manslaughter in the u.s. >> it was a man i knew well. like a friend. i didn't mean to kill him. that was proven in court. i wasn't convicted of murder. i meant to stab him. i admitted that but i didn't mean to kill him. but he died. >> while this was the first time he killed a man, his drinking has resulted

the definitely steve jobs been just out ahead peter. you know peter i'm not so sure that the american people want to know what barack obama got in english one o one at columbia you know but but one of the things that i do want to say is that mitt romney jumped all over ted kennedy in one thousand nine hundred four during their debate and complained that and it attacked ted kennedy for not releasing more tax returns so here we are right seventeen eighteen years later and he's refusing to release his own tax returns in two thousand and four ed gillespie one of romney's top advisers attacked the kerry campaign for not releasing teresa heinz kerry's tax returns the wife so we have this massive hypocrisy here of romney demand and his top aides demanding everybody else is tax returns that they've ever dealt with in the past twenty years they don't want to release their own you know that's going to become a bigger and bigger problem and it is going to want to we want to increase hiring and i think that's a relevant question what is the highest

it is really difficult following peter. peter, i think you should be a politician. you would be great. for these gentlemen down here, i was going to mention the california palace. can you imagine an area by the name of the cow palace? you had to go upstairs to the you had to go upstairs to the locker rooms.

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> peter: you are looking at creative group. i can a little bit. >> gretchen: i have to use you. steve, let's go over to you. >> steve: the relationship between the united states army and nascar have reached the end of road. the army is set to end a ten-year run of sponsorship of nascar. here to weigh in on that, the legendary nascar team owner, richard stolitz. it of it? >> nascar is the most patriotic sport in america today. but you know we all understand budgets and how the world is going today. us been great to represent the military not only the army but we have a great show of military. >> steve: military says we can't justify the investment in nascar as other things we are doing. so when our budget is being reduced we have to make tough decisions. that from the marketing and research wing of the army. you can appreciate that. >> with things going on today it's been a very successful program for them. they recruited a lot of young men and women through nascar. i think it's been great. >> steve: we might lose the camouflage

peter stone, your comments?> mitch mcconnell is taking this slightly exaggerated view here, at the least. the proposed bill, the bill that was filibustered in the senate would impact democratic groups as well as republican groups. certainly, there are more republican groups this year since citizens united that have benefited from large donations, multimillion-dollar donations. studies have shown republican c4 groups have a raised democratic ones. but the bill would impact both equally. >> and the bill has been defeated? >> it has been blocked at this stage, right. i don't think there's any comparison for the nixon enemies list. i think what drives the bill's sponsor -- >> fascinating that mcconnell is raising it about nixon critics and he is a longtime advocate for greater transparency in campaign finance a gestation and rolls. in fact, that is one of his major talking points over the years, that we do not need more regulations but greater transparency. here he is on the other side and said, well, if it is a pol

peter found him, peter was also an extraordinary director, a wonderful person to deal with. that was a one-off experience, a fabulous experience. >> did you do breaker moron. >> no, bruce beresford directed that. that was done almost at the same time. it was done before gal lip pee actually by a director called bruce beresford. >> you want to mention another film you did? >> no, that's it. >> this has been wonderful. have we missed a story? >> no. >> i'm in so much god damned trouble now with this tv shit, thank god peter is dead. >> thank you very much for your time, francis. this has been wonderful. thank you. >> thank you everybody. >>> wednesday is independence day. you can spend the day watching 24 hours of american history tv right here on c-span 3. starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern. a discussion on the war of 1812. it's the 200th anniversary of the little known war. and then a look at how president lyndon johnson viewed the role of federal government in his efforts on social reform. and finally, an author examines the author of a 19th century aristocrat and his views on e

peter i want to do it if. there's a fair time you're going to go ahead. the mitt romney's tax returns are actually absolutely relevant because mitt romney has a tax proposal that would give himself even cuts so that is very relevant barack obama's transcripts relevant and you know it when we had president bush who was a speech student and wire in the sea and we had dick cheney the vice president was a dropout from yale and none of those mattered made them those were not that that made them worse presidents or maybe they were but we do know that you know so these are distractions and for someone who comes on on t.v. saying that you're not here to defend mitt romney and that you're not here to defend the politics of distraction you should throwing around a lot of distractions mitt romney's tax cuts tax return peter because of his proposals on the tax code it is absolutely relevant all right we're going to the last one of the programs that's relevant peter what's relevant is forty six million americans on food stamps a leaven million on disability for the la

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peter? >> all right, stephanie, thank you very much. >>> we'll get the rest of your national forecast in just a minute. >> time for a check of this morning's other top stories. for that we go to ron mott at the news desk today. good morning. >> hey, peter. jenna, good morning to you. what else are we talking about but the weather. crews are battling most destructive wildfire in colorado history. forecasters say it is getting hotter and it is getting dryer. the 26 square mile waldo canyon fire is 45% contained. some evacuees are being allowed to temporarily return to their devastated neighborhoods this morning, about 350 homes have burned to the ground. >>> fears of more fires are prompting many communities to canc this will ye cancel this year's fourth of july fireworks displays. conditions are bone dry in the midwest. drought is affecting nearly three-quarters of the country. >>> mexicans are voting for a new president today, the outcome of that election could affect the war on drugs. we ge

let's talk first peter about these numbers. because, 1.5% seems to be disastrously slow for a g.d.p. growth. we need to grow jobs at about 200,000 per month pace and right now our domestic output is cratering. what say you? >> well, we would have to grow at 3% a month to a quarter, i mean to get the kind of jobs creation we need. this is half that rate. simply consumers lost confidence in the second quarter. they don't believe mr. obama's policies are working. very skeptical about his criticism in the private sector. this is just a terrible report it means more lousy job reports this summer. >> simon, the president came out today with a new ad and it debuted on a national television. but, saying i believe, i believe in free enterprise. i believe, that's nice. but the fact of the matter is it looks like free ernesto prize isn't believing in him as it might have two and a half three years ago. >> there is no question that i think barack obama wishes the economy was growing at a more rapid rate and that mitt romney wishes that it

but peters is trained. watch him car raszing the whale, actually cooing to her. >> we are taught to remain calm. if you get excited, the animal is going to get excited. >> reporter: that's why others don't jump to his rescue because it would onto exit the killer whale more. she lets go. peter eases down her back. at the right moment, he makes a dash for it, tries to walk, feet collapsing. in a statement, sea world said tuesday "this video clearly shows the trainer's remarkable composure and the skill ffl executionle of an emergency response plan." peters returned to work shortly therefore and remains a trainer this day. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >>> and coming up here, talk about running away from home. a little boy manages to fly from england to rome, no boarding pass, no ticket. we'll tell you how he got i moved back in with ents. i was worried about 'em, you know? i mean for instance my mom went to bed tonight before making my dinner. which is fine, i mean i, i know how to make dinner. it just starts

my guest tonight is england's ambassador to the united states sir peter peter westmacott. he is in the dressing room right now, getting his banger mashed. i assume. he's here because the 2012 london olympic games start tomorrow. although with the time difference, it could be the day after tomorrow or last week. the point is, i am, will be, or have been thrilled. ( laughter ) i love the summer games. from track and field to diving to other sports america cares deeply about for two weeks every four years. i want to say ocean tennis or two-man bench curling, or whatever. it's not just the summer games. two years ago, colbert nation saved the vancouver olympics by sponsoring the american speedskating team who brought home the gold, two civillers and a bronze. not bad. unlike-- unlike the snowboarding team who brought home gold, two dime bags and a black light poster of a surfing tiger. this is the four report. ( cheers and applause ) >> the four report presents stephen colbert '012. >> stephen: of course, every olympics begin with the opening ceremonies in which the host natio