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you are so sweet to me. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> april 12th, 1981.y the day. they would be the first to fly it to space. the new space transportation system, sts, called the shuttle, had seen its share of development problems and delays. >> those tiles kept flying off. engines falling off. before it ever flew. we thought it would be a good idea to fix those. >> young was the veteran. walking and riding on the moon during during "apollo 16," crippen was the rookie. >> it was only when we got inside after minute i looked at john and said i think we're really going to do it. that's when my heart rate went up. >> t minus ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, we've gone from main engine start. >> the first stage, 8 1/2 minutes while you're under thrust goes by so fast. on my first flight my eyes were like saucers so that seemed like about 15 seconds. >> john, your heart rate hardly went up at all, bob's went up to about 130. >> i was excited. >> i was bored to tears. >> were you confident that you guys were going to get back okay? >> well, we had ejec

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> good morning. it's monday, the 4th of july."a.m. wake-up ca " call." i'm ali velshi. six people are missing after a charter fishing boat sank in bad weather off mexico's baja peninsula. there were at least two dozen american on the boat. the u.s. coast guard will be helping the mexican navy with the rescue. they're done for the night. they've got to wait for daylight. couple hours away from that. we'll keep you posted right here and throughout the morning on "american morning." >>> more news to hear about today. the jury in the casey anthony murder trial got a big job to do this holiday. deliberations are expected to begin in a few more hours. first, the prosecution has some rebutting to do. the defense claims the state did not prove that case say anthony killed her daughter caylee but they played with the jury's emotions. >> you see the strategy behind that is, is if you hate her, if you think she's a lying, no good slut, then you will start to look at this evidence in a different light. you will start to, oh, wait a minute, m

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> 11 minutes after the hour.to the quote of the derek "washington may be broken, but it will not break me." joe manchin. >>> now for your morning punch line comedian jay leno gets very candid about the players in washington. >> i understand that they cut, cap, and balance. of course the democrats have their plan, duck and cover. that doesn't work either. and house speaker john boehner urging republicans to support his bill by telling them to get their asses in line. this is typical. if it's not wall street it's -- they're a bunch of asses. that's the trouble. >>> time now for your political ticker with tim farley, host on serioirius xm live from washing. tim, i woke up this morning and tweeted it's like groundhog day. >> i know exactly what you're saying. my favorite quote, ali, is jennifer who blogs and writes "the washington post." the house just emailed me buckets of crazy. the vote was postponed yesterday. there's a meeting this morning. there will be a vote at some point today, we anticipate, although maybe

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wollyhah . >> jamie: time now for hits and misses of the week. >> here we have the case of the cross that the american agents of atheists, the american atheist society wants to bar on the grounds this is unconstitutional to be set in the memorials of the 9/11 people. well, there's a reason that groups like this led by the american atheists are never popular, incapacity to transcend their devoted search for the spotlight which reminds me of a lot of other people whose devotion to their alleged pure constitutional values makes them an farce. you know who you are. >> paul: okay, dorothy. bret. >> we've heard many ways china is supposedly is your surfacing the united states. one is investment in high speed rail. this is set to show their farsightedness, their concern for the environment. one of the many ways they're better than the united states. last week there was a terrible train accident with one of these high speed trains. 39 people killed, hundreds injured. and it turns out that the reaso

♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ icht media matters is not a med media investigation.a war on fox, you're allowed to do that in a democracy, nasty as you want. the only thing is don't ask for a government subsidy. nobody wants to stop them or to shut media matters down. it's a question of whether your tax money and mine ought to be supporting it. >> jon: that's syndicated columnist charles krauthammer, a fox news contributor, commenting this week about the tax-free status of media matters. take a look what the irs rules are regarding a 5013 c organization, which is what media matters is, the rules say it may not be an action organizationment may not participate in any campaign activity. has to be referred to as a charitable organization and must not be organizationed or operated for the benefit of private interests. does it meet the smell test here, jim? >> well, i mean, again, i'm not a lawyer, but i did read and judy and i were talking about this earlier, that the irs decertified 275,000 organizations last year. 275,000. so, in other words, this is a fairly standard

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wollyday ♪ ♪ hah >> you've got a media that's become much more splintered. those of you who are of a democratic persuasion only reading the new york times and watching msnbc and if you're on the right, then you're only reading the wall street journal editorial page and watching fox news. and you know, if that's where you get your information, just from one side, if you never even have to hear another argument, then over time, you start getting more dug into your positions. >> jon: president obama at a town hall meeting on friday, talking about the debt ceiling debate. first saying that republicans are afraid to compromise because of fears they'll be voted out of office and then talking about how a split media forces people into their positions on this debate. which i'm sorry he didn't mention the national-- almost the president say the americans can't be trusted to be their own news consumers, right? >> exactly. he gets on this high horse occasionally, lecturing about the media culture and

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wolly>> time now for our hits and misses of the week, mary. >> this may be a little can bit after controversial miss. i'm giving a miss to the india officials after the terrible triple bombing in mumbai this week. they've seen five terror attacks, since the mid '90s, serious ones and indian politicians did little more than to say they try to do better next week and the indian citizens need to expect more attacks in the neighborhoods because they're in a bad one. this doesn't inspire confidence. they don't just to fight the war on terror, but fight of ideas. . >> paul: james. >> a miss to the governor of minnesota they think to cut off the beer supplies. the company who make millers and coors, were unable to get the licenses approved because the agency was closed. but the agency enforcing the licenses were open because it's essential. makes you wonder how essential the government is. >> i'm sure a lot of minnesotaens are saying that. >> a hit to mcdain's, a restaurant in pennsylvania, adults

. @@ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ >> i prescribe medication that i take on occasionsymptoms arise and they keep my migraines under control, but i'd like to be abundantly clear, my ability to function effectively will not effective-- will not affect my ability to serve as commander-in-chief. >> michele bachmann trying to put the issue to rest this week after an unnamed source told the daily caller that the congresswoman suffers from chronic and debilitating migraine headaches and bachmann released a note from her doctor in congress migraines occur infrequently and have known trigger factors you are aware and know how to avoid when you have a migraine and you're able to control it with the as-needed medications, that's the note from the doctor. okay, guys, let's talk about this. first of all, anonymous sources, kirsten, why is it appropriate for any news outlet to grant am nimty to a source. >> i think if you know it's a high ranking person that's trustworthy and think they're telling you something really important you should go out there, that you consider it. but it

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> you know, we have a new finding from researchersead from football or boxing can cause a lasting brain damage. it is called cte. on the left is a normal brain. on the right is a cte impacted brain. researchers at the university of california davis has figured out a way to tell the damage apart from similar conditions like alzheimer's. it will not help living patients. it can only be detected after death. >>> last year, we told you about a college football player, a linebacker for boston college. in 2008, he was diagnosed with bone cancer. after months of radiation and chemo, he was back on the field. he has signed on to play with the new york giants in the nfl. >>> competition is a way of life for doug henry. he is a four time national motocross champion. at age 38, he had an accident during practice which left him paralyzed. that was not enough to keep him off the track. four-time national champion, doug henry's racing career has taken him to incredible heights. and devastating lows. he has been inducted in the american motorcycle a

so we can all get back to playing "angry birds." ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> 21ourly rates. >> what gets impacted, hotels? here's a sector of the hotel industry that is absolutely booming. you call it love hotels, otherwise known as hoe fells that rent themselves out by the hour. let's first go to brussels this belgium. here we have the hotel triviso. this is a trendy area of brussels. they over room service and discretion. >> and discretion. >> the owner of the hotel says her busiest times are lunch and between 5:00 and 7:00 in the evening. >> they are catering to their lunch breaks. are they catering to a boyfri d boyfriend/girlfriend, husband/wife? >> it's a don't ask, don't tell policy. >> think about manhattan and how many people live in tight quarters. maybe going to the hotel is quite necessary. the owner says he's made it as romantic as possible. on the fourth of the july from the ceiling you can see the fireworks. rates for about two hourses are $60 and for three years, $70 an an extra $15 if you want an interlewd room. >> what are we talking about? >> y

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> 12 minutes past the hour now.a u.s. ship carrying american activists from sailing to gaza. the greek coast guard intercepted the "audacity of hope" the name of it only ten minutes after it left port yesterday. the ship is part of a flotilla of ships in greek ports. they want to sail to gaza. cnn's phil black was on board. >> reporter: the moment the boat moved the passengers started to celebrate. >> "the audacity of hope" has set sail. >> reporter: the "audacity of hope" one of ten protest boats hoping to sail from greece to gaza to challenge israel's blockade of that palestinian territory. the greek authorities have refused to give the flotilla vessels permission to sail. this u.s. registered boat was making a break for it. >> for the last year been working for this minute, to be sailing, sailing, sailing, it's a thrill beyond belief. >> reporter: on board, five crew, around ten journalists, including our cnn team, and 36 activists. heady is one of them, 86 years old, as a young girl she escaped the holocaust. he

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah nymex trieding down on 28 cents on the dollar.cnn london, this is "world business today." welcome back. a die after winning thailand's general election, the new prime minister has announced her government will reopen an investigation into her brother. he is the former prime minister. his corruption conviction back in 2008, sparked political violence that claimed more than 90 lives last year. the new prime minister's says that reconciliation is an urgent task. >>> japan's reconstruction minister resigned on monday, after making comments that were widely seen as insensitive. he told the government, we do not help people. the minister held his job for only about a week as a result. his resignation is the latest headache for the prime minister now. >>> and the journalist, is filing sexual assault charges against dominique strauss-kahn. it comes as the case in the united states appears to be on shaky ground. strauss-kahn's lawyer has filed a counterclaim. let's go more on that final story. to do so, we join jim bittman joining us today

♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ >> the city of san francisco will not obey federal imgradings tried to legalize marijuana by bogus medical clinics and has a homeless problem. we sent jesse waters to the city by the bay to check it out. >> ♪ if you are going to san francisco. ♪ so what is san francisco all b. sex, drugs and rock-n-roll. >> open and understanding. >> how do you like san francisco >> where else in the united states can people have a naked bike ride and not get arrested. >> for streaking. >> exposing your children to naked bike readers. >>> and how do you like san francisco? you are prostituting. >> how much would you charge? >> how much. >> 4000. >> and so there is a lot of marijuana. >> i am a patient. >> what reason do you have? >> that is confidential with my health record. >> i have back pain and knee pain. >> i fell off a jungle gym. >> and what style would you say you have on right now. >> road warriors. >> this is methadone. >>> and okay. there is a lot of illegal immigration issues here. do you pay that any mind. >> i think borders are silly. >> who cares

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wolly mike: each day on the huckabee report i share news and commentory on 600 radio shows in america and a daily pod cast to download. go to mike huckabee.com. what i'm you are there sign up for my facebook page or twitter . toddlers to teenagers parents warn them about dangerings. don't talk to strangers and be careful who you chat with on the internet and at a away from drugs. but what about recruiting for being a terrorist. extremist are luring in americans and transforming them in jihadist. catherine herage writes about the threat of home grown terror in a book called the next wave. thank you for being here. >> i was disturbed when i read your book and realized that there is an active movement going on to get americanized type kids into jihadism. >> back in 2006, al-qaida leadership made a decision to go after western recruits because we were young people from the middle east and afghanistan and pakistan. americans were the new gold standard and we have a generation al-qaida 2.0 and th

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah ♪ >>> that is one of the most extraordinary performancest in the young life of my next guest and pretty incredible moment for me to be honest, the moment when jackie evancho's career exploded. she was the runner up on the fifth season of "america's got talent". she has a new album, which is destined to be number one in the charts. jackie is here now with the legendary producer david foster. david welcome. jackie, how lovely to see you again. >> i can't believe i'm here again. i'm so happy to see you again. >> we had quite a little journey together. the extraordinary thing about you is you didn't even come to a normal audition show like most of the contestants. we did this extra show, a youtube show, send in your clips to you tube and the first time i saw you was a live "america's got talent" show in front of 15 million people and you were completely nerveless. you showed so much confidence. what were you actually feeling when you came out? >> i was actually feeling please do not mess up this is my big shot. you know, i really wanted to get

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wollyhah provide commentary with insight. it is each day on 600 radio stations across the land. if you want to sign up, go to mike huckabee .com and click on the huckabee report. two months ago benjamin netanyahu got a huge reception while speaking to a joint session of congress. israel's leader made his case for why any peace agreement between israel and the palestinians should not include a return to the borders, but does he feel our full support? i traveled to jerusalem for a wide ranging exclusive interview. >> why does israel matter to the typical american family? what difference does it make? >> i think most americans see a parabalance -- pairable of the struggle of mankind and humanity to lift itself up to a brighter future. it is the people of israel, the jewish people. we were left for dead, sthroan out of our land several how years ago and thrown into programs and we come back from the dead and we rebuild our life. our life in our ancient homeland. we build an enterprising economy

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wollye day ♪ ♪ hah >>> now for our "what in the world" segment. it is the perfect summer blockbuster for audiences around the world. action packed and not too taxing on the brain. the new "transformers" movie broke the record for july 4th tickets sales in the u.s. and it's been smashing records in many of the 110 countries around the world where it's showing. it's already made half a billion dollars worldwide. but there's one country that it's not playing in -- china. china doesn't want its people to see transformers 3, at least not yet. can you bl elf it in beijing has imposed a moratorium on new foreign films. for almost a month, no new blockbusters produced outside china have been released in china. why? instead of transformers or harry potter, beijing really wants its people to watch something else, something quite different. the beginning of the great revival released last month, an extravagantly produced state sponsored propaganda movie, which cost a fortune to make by chinese standar

. @@ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ >> john: what can we do?try not far from here that figured that out. just a few hundred miles north. canada, the country of cline, hockey and logging. when i thought of canada i talk about big government, government healthcare and all that. in fact big '90s, finance minister said we are in debt up to our eyeballs. their debt level was just a as bad. almost 70% of their economy. >> just as much debt, that is correct. >> but they fixed it? >> they fixed it. >> john: he is a canadian that left canada before they fixed their debt problem. he watched as they went into deeper into debt? >> "wall street journal" called the canadian dollar the peso of north. that was scary because with the debt the canadian dollar was falling and moody's put the canadian dollar on the credit watch. >> they had a safety net that was more like a hammer. >> when i was growing up in canada, people were on unemployment insurance, you could work as little as eight weeks and take the rest of the year off and play hockey. >> john: no work fo

. @ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ >>> i'm patti ann browne.s falling slightly on wall street today following the release of grim unemployment data. the jobless rate rose to 9.2% last month, posing new challenges to the administration's evident to turn the economy around. president obama is congratulating nasa for 30 years of shuttle missions as the final one climbed to orbit earlier today. he also issued a new challenge for the agency. to one day send americans to mars. british newlyweds prince william and duchess kathryn wrapped up the nine-day trip to canada. the royals are now on their way to california. details on the new unemployment report on foxnews.com. encore preppation of glenn beck continues but first, bret baier. >> bret: coming up, we have team coverage of the market as the republican candidates and lawmakers in the debt negotiation all react. friday lightning round at the top of the hour. now back to the glenn beck show. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: we're back. with kevin williamson, deputy managing editor of national review and author of "poli

[oinking] ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> i'm standing here in front of hagrid's hutars of hogwarts. robbie coltrane played hagrid and one of many acclaimed british actors in this very talented cast including people like maggie smith and alan rickman and helena bonham carter. today, they open up about "harry potter" and why these may have been the roles of a life-time. >> welcome, harry. to diagon alley. >> rubeus hagrid, a big man more than eight feet tall and personality to match. >> how big an outfit is it to get into? >> it weighs about 110 pounds, i guess. there was no way around that. it just had to look absolutely right. >> do you like hagrid? >> i do like hagrid, yes. that's a very good question. no one asked me that before. he's a big decent sort of bloke. >> hi. >> hello. sorry, don't wish to be rude but i'm in no state to entertain today. >> j.k. rowling said coltrane was her first choice to play the half giant, that his acting brought a subtlety necessary to the character. with all the fans that these books have in the films, do you feel an enormous respon

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. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> welcome back.atching "world business today" today on cnn. >> from billing for blankets to putting a price on peanuts, who would have thought, so it may come as absolutely no surprise that most airlines now getting a break from some taxes are not passing the savie inings on to customers. jeanne meserve finds out why. >> reporter: what might not have been a windfall for airlines is a gold mine for airlines. the failure of congress to reauthorize the federal aviation administration has left the agency unable to collect about $200 million a week in taxes. that could reduce the price of an airline ticket by about $25 to $50, but most consumers are not seeing the savings because airlines have seized an opening to increase fares. >> they're charging the public for a tax that doesn't exist. >> and pocketing the money. >> and putting it on their bottom line. and almost every airline except for one made money last year because of baggage fees, because of pillow fees, because of blanket fees, because of food

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wollyhah >>> the world has just welcomed a new country into its fold, a country called south sudan, the first new country that's been created in africa since e rhett rea in 1993. what does the future hold for it? we're back with nicholas kristof of "new york times" and peter godwin, both just back from the continent. peter, was there concern when you were talking to people in south africa whether there might be a war in sudan? >> yes, i think there has been a lot of concern. the truth is many of the issues that still need to be resolved have simply been put off until after the weekend. and so there are a bunch of issues that have just been put to one side. i do think, though, and it's difficult to keep up, i mean, there are seven different rebel groups in the south. i mean, you know, attacking the sbla. never mind north/south stuff. there's so much too to try and figure out. but at the end of the day, the truth is about 75% of the oil reserves, which the south is 75 reserves which the south

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wollye day ♪ ♪ hah and before we wrap it up, think your driver's license is bad? at least you were not wearing a's that strainer on your head unless you were this man, an atheist who protested a law that said head coverings are allowed only for religious reasons or official documents so he declared himself a pasta farian. take a look. here is the result. hard to see but he is wearing a pasta strainer on his head and now he wanted to apply to have pasta farianism as a religion in austria. that's it for "studio b" and don't forget to log on to "ship," at foxnews.com/shep and now "your world," with

.   @ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ i can tell you thatod is a magical time. but for children with diabetes, life is not quite so carefree. the barbara davis center for childhood diabetes is fighting hard to find a cure. know the signs: irritability, excessive urination, weight loss. if you have any of these signs, please call your doctor. early detection can save your life. give to save lives and reach for the cure. call now or log on to childrensdiabetesfoundation.org. ♪ >> okay. all right. good. look, just to finish up this debt thing. by the way, judge, we're going to have a chance to watch this again tonight on your show, right? >> at eight o'clock on the fox business network, all debt, debt ceiling. >> i'm going to be glued to it. and-- . glue? >> i just want to go a quick round. will there be an increase in the debt ceiling on august 2nd? yes or no? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> no, absolutely not. >> yes. >> yes. >> okay, good, judge, as usual, again, you were the judge and overrule everybody. look, it's been-- "the washington post" poll ca

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> okay, girls. from one.rom the sidelines of a football field, this defies the stereotype of what it means to be a cheerleader. >> let's go! >> reporter: it's called all-star cheerleading. it's as demanding and athletic as many sports. and in a decade, it's become wildly popular. [ cheers ] >> reporter: piercely competitive, and for some of the 200,000 young women involved, it's become their world. [ screaming ] >> reporter: 17-year-old maddy gardener is one of the best all-star cheerleaders in the country. she's been competing since she was 7 years old. >> yeah, maddy, come on! >> competitive cheer leading is more action-packed and more difficult than high school cheerleading. to me, it is my passion. it became my sport. now it's my life and it's what i do. it's pretty much who i am. >> come on, guys! >> reporter: maddy trains year round at cheer extreme in north carolina. one of the largest and most elite all-star cheerleading gyms. >> it is a big commitment to be here, you know, every day for three, four h

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wolly bill: in the back of the book segment tonight. if there is one man in hollywood who has seen it all, it is ernest borgnine. we were lucky enough to talk with him recently. i want to talk to you, you pretty much span all these decades, you are still working. it is an amazing story just on your own. çrpgy[vçoy9'úé1#÷ wins an acad. before the movie his career was going nowhere. >> you quit the corp? >> yep. >> he was in between. he wasn't well liked up front in the office but well liked where we were. we did a scene together. i'm playing the piano. frank looks up and says -- >> mess with me fat stuff and i'll bust you up. >> he broke the ice. from then on i loved him like a brother. >> bill: he had a reputation to be a tough guy. was he a tough guy? >> no. he was the sweetest man in the world. >> bill: you did a movie with rock hudson. ice station zebra. >> good morning captain. >> bill: hudson, obviously made headlines he had aids and then he was gay and all of this. did everybody know

now get all the healthy looking color of natural instincts ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪few years ago all the talk in governmental circles was green subsidies for one environmental effort, tax breaks for the next one. but the financial crisis and economic recession has put a stop to that. one of the first things to get slashed in budget cuts around the world has been environmental initiatives. so today our reliance on oil and natural gas is actually increasing. to discuss this seeming paradox and the future of energy in general, we're delighted to have back with us bjorn lonberg, the director of the copenhagen consensus center. >> good to be here. >> in your first book you were described as a skeptal environmentalist. before we get to that, i was watching the bill maher show where he constantly says, look, you've just seen this crazy weather. there are all these floods, all this hurricanes. obviously you're seeing massive climate change and people want to deny it. so what is the recent evidence? >> a couple things. i'm a skeptical environmentalist because i think we're of

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> i'll be back in one hour with ways you can save moneypert karen lee has five

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah > >>>from cnn london, i'm nina dos santos. >> and i'ma warm welcome back to "world business today." >> these are our top stories this hour. the clock is still ticking as the u.s. congress has yet to vote on raising the country's debt ceiling. republican house speaker couldn't muster enough votes from his own party to pass his plan. democrats on the o'hand who control the senate say they'll back their own plan. if a deal isn't done, the u.s. will pit its bore ohhing limit and will technically default on tuesday. >>> moody's says that it's reviewing whether to downgrade spanish downgrade. right now spain has an aa rating. >>> a formal inquiry into britain's phone-hacking is under investigation and there are shocking details. a woman now says her own phone was hacked. sara payne had written in the tabloid in the latest edition defending their reputation. >>> let's get back to our main story. the u.s. debt deadlock. let's take a look at how much money the united states could have if congress doesn't raise that debt ceiling on august 2nd. the

♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >> stephanie: okay so the final shuttle mission is underway. it's the conclusion for 20 years of space flight. josh levs is here to look at the future. >> nasa doesn't think this is the end. they have a lot of plans, they're actually saying it's not tend of manned space flight either. take a look at these pictures. i'm going to give you nasa's words. they're calling this the flagship of their next generation space fleet pushing the envelope of space flight beyond the scope of the earth's orbit. i would could take four astronauts on 21-day missions. so they're saying they're still working on u.s. ways to put people in space. they're also working on new technology to get people out to mars. nasa says it's committed to staying in the lead of exploring space. take a look at this video. >> we're investing in a broad portfolio of technology. some of those technologies are risky, some of them may pan out, other also not. but in the end, we'll have the technological capabilities to fill in places and to explore both with robots and humans that we can'

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wollyday ♪ ♪ hah >> greta: with little caylee's body treated like that of a dead dog? that's what the defense was suggesting today as lawyers grilled casey anthony's family. george, cindy and lee were all back on the stand today many family's dead pets were disposed of throughout the years. >> when you moved did you have a dog name bo? >> yes. >> how was bo buried? >> objection could we have a point in time? question. >> when did bo pass away? >> i can't remember the year, sir. >> was it 15 years ago, 10 years ago? >> it could have been 15 or more years ago. >> how old was casey at that time? >> somewhere in the neighborhood probably about four, 5-years-old, i'm roughly guessing. >> was bo buried in a blanket in a plastic bag wrapped with duct tape? >> i do not remember what he was buried in. we took him to a vet because he was in distress, she was dying. >> when you found out that -- that your granddaughter was found and -- with a blanket and with a plastic bag and with duct tape, tell law

. @ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ >> bret baier in washington.tory today, two plans to extend the debt ceiling, and the president scheduling an a press conference to address the issue. tonight on "special report," the details on the proposal. reed wants enough borrowing power to last until 2013. the president plans to address the nation tonight at 9:00 eastern. speaker boehner will speak after that. we'll have live coverage. the self-confessed perpetrator of friday's terror attacks in norway was in court today. we'll tell you what he had to say. police reduced the initial death toll from 93 to 76. and more news about the nfl lockout. all of that on "special report" starting at 6:00 eastern. now back to new york and "the five." ♪ >> who is that? who picks this music? >> obviously not you. welcome back to "the five." the people of norway suffered a tragedy over the weekend when it's alleged that anders bay b g breivik blew up a building and killed people.q?íjyxz he says there's two other cells. >> it's a bit strange he would be able to do this by m

. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> joining tom price of georgia heading up the republican study group that formulates policy for republicans on the house side. you heard congressmen from the treasury secretary that says the plan on the table that speaker boehner is talking about is unacceptable to the white house. your reaction? >> at 9:15 on sunday morning, that may be the case. let me, if i may, stipulate three facts. this debt crisis is not being driven by politics but by math. the aging of our population dictate that we need to live up to the debts that we made but struck chauly change and fundamentally change the way washington spends money. secondly, it's house republicans in a bipartisan activity last week, and house republicans on two occasions this year, once in the spring and then last week with our cut cap and balance, the short-term decrease in spending right now, and mid-term, and then long term the structure for a balanced budget amendment that your network says 66% of the american people want, and third, sadly,

. @ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ >>> i'm bret baier in washington.special report, new details on operation fast and furious. the a.t.f. gun running operation that put thousands of weapons in the hands of criminals heading across the u.s. -mexico border. we will show you what the acting a.t.f. director told lawmakers in just released testimony. senate majority leader harry reid promises to keep the senate in session every day until the debt ceiling crisis is resolved. the president insists progress is being made. he met privately at the white house sunday with the speaker of the house and the house majority leader. mike emanuel looks at the stalemate and what might happen leading up to the august 2 deadline there are a couple of other august dates with national significance. the iowa straw poll, august 13. and the g.o.p. debate on fox august 11. carl cameron examines how the early tests are weighing on republican hopefuls. we will also have analysis from brit hume. special starts at 6:00 eastern. now back to "the five." ♪ ♪ >> bob: wisconsin governor

♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> i'm back with charlize theron, and we have been joinedme tacos and beer. and the reason for that is that in "esquire" magazine in 2007 you said the following. i can't go anywhere, not if you want to talk. this is l.a. i mean if you can find me a taco place, a place where we can go sit around, drink beers, argue politics and be left alone, then take me there, i'll go with you, i'm yours. well, charlize, here we are. here are the tacos, here are the beers, we're all alone. i have taken you to utopia. >> you never realize when you say these things how much trouble you get into because people remember them. >> tell me about your views on politic, and tell me what incenses you. what issues in america wind you up? >> there are a few. >> come on. >> i try not to get myself in -- look, here's the thing. i voted for obama and i've only voted twice in my life. i voted for obama and i voted for mandela. and i won't lie to you. both times felt like i was part of something pretty historical. >> do you still feel with obama that he is capable of being

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >> let's get you caught up on the headlines.pears to have doned a bullet after a massive aftershock struck offshore. the magnitude 7 tremor rattled the same area rattled last march by a deadly quake and tsunami. there were no reports of damage or casualties after the quake and no immediate problems were noted in a nearby nuclear plant. >>> also, breaking news tonight. talks to reach a more ambitious deficit reduction deal ran into problems in washington. house speaker john boehner says the white house continues to push for tax hikes despite the republicans' refusal to accept them. still an official meeting among congressional party leaders and the president is still scheduled for sunday. boehner says those talks will deal with a less bold plan than what the obama administration had wanted. >> one of the poorest places on earth is now a free and independent nation. south sudan emerged today as the world's newest country. it successfully broke off from the rest of sudan following decades of civil war that only ended in 2005. >>> t

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> the illegal wildlife trade is a $10 billion a yearnfined, caged, sold as exotic pets. i wanted to know what happens when you rip an animal out of paradise and turn it into a play thing and what it takes to put things right. what's going on here? so we headed out into the wild. to truly appreciate why wild animals belong in the wilderness, you have to go there. so we went to one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world -- the costa rican rain forest. we're in this remote area known as the peninsula. we left the big city heading for the crown jewel of costa rica. we're here in the center of a small little gold mining town. it is also the gateway into a national park. in order to get in there you've got to hike for a couple days or you can do what we're doing and we're taking the arrow taxi. this serves all of costa rica. they clear-cut the rain forest. we packed up all of our gear and our guide into a tiny single engine plane and held on tight. this is one of the most biologically intense places on ear earth. that had to be the coole

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. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> welcome back to cnn hong kong and london.is "world business today" today. james murdoch is on the defensive again. he's taking the defensive that he was accused of lying on tuesday. two former top executives from the "news of the world" say that the younger murdoch misled the committee on an e-mail apparently showing that hacking was widespread of the tabloid. say that after murdoch saw the e-mail he authorized a huge payout to the hacking victim to keep them quiet. murdoch is standing by it. a statement from news corp says james murdoch stands by his testimony to the select committee. >>> it seems that it may spread to the u.s. operations. nbc news is reporting that the u.s. justice department is investigating allegations that news corp has been hacking into the computers. the case ended when news corp bought the rival's assets for almost $13 million and now australia years regulators. news corp is a part owner of fox tell. they say the decision has nothing to do with the hacking scandal in brittain. >> and while we're on th

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah ♪ >> larry: i'm standing here in front of hagrid's hutend, of course, was a friend and confidant of harry, ron and herminoe during their years at hogwarts. robbie coltrane has played him since the beginning of the series. one of many acclaimed british actors in this very talented cast. including people like maggie smith and alan rickman and helena bonham carter. tonight robby and helena open up about harry potter and why these may have been the roles of a lifetime. >> welcome, harry, to diagon alley. >> larry: rubeus hagrid, a big man at more than eight feet tall with a personality to match. how big an outfit is it to get into? >> it weighs about 110 pounds, i guess. and there was no way around that, because it just had to look absolutely right. >> larry: do you like hagrid? >> i do like hagrid, yes. he's a sort of -- a very good question. nobody's asked me that before. yes, i do like hagrid. he's a big decent kind of bloke. >> hagrid. >> oh, hello. sorry. i don't mean to be rude. i'm in no fit state to entertain today. >> we know about t

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> stop comparing sarah palin and michele bachmann justse they're both republican women and crazy and know nothings and jesus freaks, who claim to receive messages from god who both get their historical facts all the time and both give off a sound that only animals can hear and make microwaves explode. seriously, stop comparing them. >> that was from your show "realtime with bill maher" on hbo. if you had a choice, with a gun to your head, sarah palin or bachmann? >> i would need a gun to my head. i hope sarah palin gets in so they split the vote. bachmann, at least she's somebody who can read, she has a job, she was a lawyer. she's in congress. she's not someone who just sits there and reads the prayers on her blackberry like sarah palin. we're splitting hairs here. >> could sarah palin become president? is it possible in the current climate? >> absolutely. yes. people who say this one is a joke or this one is a joke, i remember when i was 12 years old in 1968 and ronald reagan was first considering running for president, i remember what