morning for thousands of vietnamese, the day begins in the traditional way with a steaming bowl of pho, noodles in beef broth. >>the dish is served up in side streets and doorways for less than a dollar. but a new breed of young affluent vietnamese are willing to pay double that for more upmarket surroundings. >>we gave the customers, people more options, you know like more modern look and modern service, youknow modern lifestyle eating culture. but it's going to be replacing traditional way of eating pho;i think the traditional way is so beautiful, so they both survive the modern and traditional way. >>reporter: the firm is doing well, with 78 cafes across asia. its success is symbolic of the modernvietnam, with its rapidly expanding middle class, which has increased from 28% of the population a decade ago to 64% in the cities today. it's a change felt across the retail sector. >>the vietnamese between 20 and 30 years old now, they're just different from how i see when i was 20 and 30, they have no. it seems like they have no - they don't look far, they don't live in that mould where,

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by noontime phos most everybody is looking at the sun. fire danger always scary on the 4th of july. but when you get record rainfall just a few days ago. that helps greatly. so i mean be careful with fire. report anything that's suspicious. 911 if you see somebody doing something wrong with fire. but with fuel moistures up i think the folks, the fire crews around the area and around northern california are going to have a little easier goal of it. forecast high 97, 95 in livermore. 95 in san jose, 95 in morgan hill. wow, what a beautiful weekend. we live in a place, you don't want to go any whereful stay home, there's plenty of things to do around here. sonoma county coastline. all beautiful places to be this time of year. just be careful when you're out there at the beaches and watch out for the rips. >> thank you, bill. >>> another big adventure is in the works for the san francisco girls' chorus. we took this video of the boys and girls choruses together rehearsing for the inauguration of president obama. tomorrow the girls' ensemble is heading to cuba. their free performance is

he is such an amazing actor that he could conjure up these feelings of lust for megan phos.de -- megan fox. he deserves an oscar. >>> and an unidentified woman who works in entertainment talked about the night she hooked up with quinten tarn tino. she claims after meeting in a party they made out, took pictures in a photo booth at his place and at the end of the night he sucked on her toes while he pleasured himself. i never thought i would say that on fox. naturally this e-mail spread quickly with various e-mails trying to verify the authenticity. robert, aren't you happy you are married? >> no. oh for the story? yes. no, i am happy i am married. this is just bad. you don't do this. you don't go with somebody famous and she described how awful his penis was. >> i know. >> that's against the rules. that's how nicknames get started. that's how i got fox tongue when i was in high school. >> fox tongue? >> that's what it looks like. i don't even know what she expected though. the guy who wrote reservoir dogs and pulp fiction, what did you think? it would be a night of love maki

legitimate conscious and purpose, and what he is saying in a sense is that the hacking of the cell fon phoas a routine activity and not to just route out outcomes of story, but to produce stories especially people in the throes of grief, and having their voice mails eaves dropped by people who did not have the legal right to do. so that is why it exploded like it did. >> this could be the tip of the iceberg on this one, but mike taibbi with us in london. >> thank you. >>> and soon, there could be one state which could require students to learn about the contributions of lesbian, gay, transsexual, and transgendered americans have made to society, and not surprisingly the religion and other organizations are expressing opposition to the bill. and the man who introduced the bill joins us today. sir, good to have you on with us, and i appreciate your time. >> good to be here. >> you have said that excluding lgbt individuals from textbook is sensoring history. what do you mean? j >> yes, we are censoring history the school history and already in state code we require that the contribution of af

i notice in the watergate investigation, for example, personal panickibanking and pho records were used that belonged to one of the witnesses were used relevant to that investigation. to what extent do you think the use of confidential, private information, even phone records or phone hacking is permissible in pursuit of a news story? >> i think phone hacking is something quite different. but i do believe that investigative journalism does lead to a more transparent and open society. inconvenient as that may be to many people. and i think we are a better society because of it. and i think we are probably a more transparent society than even the united states. >> where do you draw the line with that, if i may ask? where are the boundaries of a legitimate investigation? what's out of bounds? >> well, there was a great -- well, it would have been a terrible outcry, i'm sorry to say this and i don't know your circumstances or anyone else around here, but when the "daily telegraph" bought a series of stolen documents of all the expenses of mps, it caused a huge outcry. one of which i feel ha

only does the disposal of those remains speak volumes, about how casey anthony felt about caylee, the pho call... [inaudible] the night that she was arrested, july 16th of 2008. >> on rebuttal. second closing argument. >> talking -- >> overruled. [phone ringing] >>. >> hello. >>? this is a free call from... casey. >> from the orange county correction center. for a rate quote, press 7. to accept this free call, press zero. to obtain -- >> this call is subject to monitoring and recording. thank you for using global telelink. >> casey? >> mom. >> hey, sweetie. >> i saw your nice little cameo on t.v. >> which one? >> what do you mean, which one. >> which one? there are four different ones. i han't seen them all, only seen one or two. so far. >> y don't know what my involvement is in stuff? >> casey... >> mom! no! >> i don't know what your involvement is, sweetheart. you are not telling me wre she is at. >> because i don't... know where she is at. are you kidding me. >> don't waste your call -- >> waste my call, sitting in, oh, the jail? where the bunks are. >> whose fault is that you are sitt

stay off the pho,,,,,,,, ♪ olden days a glimpse of stocking was looked on as something shocks ♪ ♪ butis from the hit broadway musical "anything goes" one of cole porter's one of most successful shows. welcome back. i'm swrrrebecca jarvis. >> i'm russ mitchell. more of "anything goes" when the stars will perform some of the greatest songs such as "i get a kick out of you" and "der lovely." saw it earlier this week, lots of fun. >> i've got to see it. from der lovely to delicious, we'll have a great latin castro. lourdes castro with have chipotle grilled steak and pineapple. can't wait, coming up, but first over to lonnie for our check of the weather, who is a guy. i'm working on getting all of this stuff right. >> all right. moving on, here's what i've got for you, really the big weather story is some big time heat in a portion of our country around the central plains, even to the southern plains. the northern plains as well. let's call it that whole stripe of the mid section of the country, hottest weather anywhere. byers, texas, 108. factor in the humidity, 115. fulton, new york, sun

the banks see that they want to prevent customers taking their pho*pb out of the bank and putting itreasury bonds. the banks are going to pass that cost onto borrowers. let's say you need a car loan, your interest rate is going to jump, well that is a home loan we want to go back to our car loan you glitchee little board there. let's say the interest on your car loan jumps half a percentage point. your monthly payment will go up by about 2 thrarz a month. not so bad, this projection is based on the median car loan in the united states which is $10,000. lots of people borrow more than that for their car, they will pay more per month. how about your home loan? the median debt on a home in this country is $165,000. it's much higher here in the nation's capitol and in other big, expensive cities. based on that figure if your interest rate spikes up by half a percentage point to about 5% then your monthly payment goes up by $50 per month, that we estimate is going to cost you over $500 more per year. >> and that would cut the size of the house that they could buy and the kind of house the

>> patti ann: developments in the debt battle as the august 2nd deadline approach phos raising the limit on america's credit camped, the nation's debt is growing every minute. right now, the senate takes up a resolution on debt reduction, and tax increases. and the president is pressing congressional leaders from both parties to put aside the rhetoric, come together at the white house tomorrow, and hammer out a long term plan to reduce the decifit. but he's not holding out hope that this will, in fact, happen,. rich edson from the fox business network joins us. >> hey patti ann, the talk continues, the president met with john boehner sunday at the white house, vice president biden, treasury secretary tim geithner are scheduled to meet at the white house in a couple of minutes ahead of tomorrow's session between the top two democrats, republicans from the house, senate and president. aides say even with all of this talking, democrats, republicans, are still mostly stuck. the white house insists congress raise taxes on families earning more than $250,000 a year, hedge fund managers and cor

i've been in total shock since my pho off the hook at 8:00 this morning. spoken to him not long ago, and everything seemed to be fine. >> total shock. everything seemed to be fine. is that really possible that sometimes it happens and we have no idea about people and what they are capable of or you think there had to be a sign of something? >> well, there's always a sign of psychopaty but a lot of times you don't recognize it's going to lead to this, an a lot of times you minimize behaviors and accept them as just odd. believe me, this guy is a serial killer, unknown serial killer until now. the question is has he done something before and would he have done something in the future and the answer is absolutely yes. what aron is saying is a pack of lies. first of all, hearing voices now so he can try to get the insanity defense and also blaming the community for dismembering that little boy. in other words, he's saying if it weren't for the community, i wouldn't have done, that and that is garbage, because he's pretty much like jeffrey dahmer. when he took

recent few days of rebekah brooks and les hinton, is that because any of them are any foj knowledge of pho? >> i have no knowledge and there is no evidence that i -- that i'm aware of, that mrs. brooks or mr. hinton, or any of those executives had knowledge of that and their assertions, certainly mrs. brooks and assertions to me of her knowledge of those things has been -- has been clear. nonetheless, those resignations have been accepted. but it's important to know on the basis that there is no evidence today that i have seen or that i have any knowledge of, that there was any impriority by them. >> turn to tom watson. >> mr. murdoch sr., good afternoon, sir. you have repeatedly stated that news corp has a zero tolerance of wrongdoing by employees. is that right? >> yes. >> in october 2010, did you still believe it to be true when you made your speech and you said, let me be clear, we will be vig -- we will vigorously pursue the truth and we will not tolerate wrongdoing? >> yes. >> so if you were not lying then, somebody lied to you, who was it? >> i don't know. that is what the police ar

we've agreed notwithstanding the broad support for the libya resolution, the most important thing for phos focus on this week is the budget. so we'll work to recipient a vote on -- to set up a vote on the sense of the senate resolution that i have offered on shared sacrifice and perhaps the republican alternative as well. and meetings are in process now and will continue on the debt limit and the larger debt matter throughout the capitol and i'm confident everyone knows the white house is involved in these. so i ask unanimous consent that the cloture motion with respect to the motion to proceed to proceed to s.j. res. 20 shall vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i withdraw my motion to proceed to s.j. res. 20. the presiding officer: the motion is withdrawn. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to calendar number 93, s. 1323. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. mr. reid: that's 1323. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 93, s. 1323, a bill to express the sense the senate on shared sacrifice in resolving the budget d. mr. reid: mr. president, there w