in "limitless" bradny cooper starts taking a new drug and poof -- >> a tablet a day and i was limitless. >> reporter: this notion of living through better chemistry. >> what's your secret? >> medication. >> reporter: it may seem utterly fantastical. but not so says dave asprey. he gets up at 4:45, pops a pill, prepares breakfast for his two children and gallops into his job as vice president of a billion-dollar security firm. >> this could be the difference between i'm just making it through the day to i had the best day of my life. >> reporter: the drug is called provigil. it's only approved for narcot narcolepsy or sleep apnea. and many people are taking it for off-label use to boost energy and focus. the drug nicknamed viagra for the brain is commonly being used by military pilots, pro athletes, pro poker players and maybe by the man or woman who is kicking your butt at the office. on the internet there are hundreds of sites for provigil explaining how to get your doctor to prescribe it for you. in fact, there's literally one site called buyprovigilwithout prescription.com. we found

. >> it looked like everybody was having a good time and, poof, the tent was blown away. >> i didn't know what was going on, i was scared. my friends are here, i can't do it, i can't do it. i was like my money. >> one thing did not get damaged. >> the cake? >> the cake survived. >> that's cool. even though it did rain at her party, she still gets to have her cake. >>> it's a rescue at sea. >> you see they're approaching a catamaran that has an eight-person crew. >> find out what they were doing out there and who came to their aid. >>> and first, a playful raccoon and then comes the spray. >> that smells so bad and just so awful that even the raccoon doesn't want to get near it. >> we'll reveal the mystery in the baudl >>> welcome back to the rtm top ten countdown. we're headed to a fantastic number one video today, but first at number six, a rescue at sea. >> we've got multiple angles of another water rescue from the royal national life boat institution. this time it was during the 2012 around the island race, which is a one-day yacht race around the isle off the south coast of engla

red, same. 4 means it's a fire hazard and poof, catch on fire like that. this is it may detonate. this is the dns hacienda. there is a health hazard but we are clueing into number 4. there is flammable stuff in there when frank and i show up we put on our thinking caps. >> do you think putting this great label on the front door is a good idea? glass front door? may be not. what happens when you leave you leave the door open or when we show up, we break the door down. somewhere to the side is better. hazardous material and how they get into us. you breathe them. you can eat them or get them on you. okay. or they can be injected into you. like if you have hazardous material at the grand autoand you slip and you get stuck. it's in you and on you. stay out of that place. here's a look of hazardous spills. the can tainer is bubling and oozing. bubling liquids or vapors. yeah. anything like that if you see something like that after an earthquake. don't kick it, pick it up or taste it. you will safety first. then everybody around you. isolate the area, for everybody else. and notice the

he was driving down the highway, the vehicle stalled, he pulled over and all of a sudden, poof, the fire started. fortunately, no one was injured but, again, watch some of these explosions. you see parts of the suv are just chunking off of this thing. the fire is not getting any smaller. we're fresh off the fourth of july, but it looks like we've got a couple of extra fireworks here. >> whoa! >> sparks shooting from the top of this thing. >> that doesn't look like something that belongs in a car. i mean that doesn't look like an explosion caused by a car. >> you see those sparks again after the fire department shows up and they're starting to take the hoses to this thing. by the end of this video some eight minutes later, this car is like a shell of its former self. it barely even looks like an suv. it doesn't look like a car at all. >> it looks like a giant marshmallow. >>> it is fire season in the southwest, and utah has seen some pretty severe fires. the videos, of course, are starting to help the web. this one is from an area called alpine and you can just see the clouds grow giganti

life began when the right atoms just accidentally banged into each other in just the right way and poof there was the first d.n.a. or some equivalent of that the old miller and for many years sorry the old miller experiment miller the old yuri miller experiment yes and that experiment demonstrated that amino acids could be spontaneously created by random chemical reactions and it scientists got very excited about that because i'm you know acids are a first step proteins follow d.n.a. follows that and so they thought that if they just keep shaking up the test tube and maybe heating it a different way eventually something would crawl out but that experiment has been reproduced maybe a thousand times and so far nothing has crawled out if that experiment was well wrote likely new is that now we have discovered enough about our universe and discovered enough about life that we can actually do a mathematically rigorous analysis of the question of whether life could really have occurred by some random chemical reaction and the result of that analysis is that life is probably the most improbabl

the lack of coverage of the upcoming election and then suddenly you wake up it's monday morning and poof they're all about it now it's nice that they finally care about something else that's going on in the world other than what new political ads obama and the romney campaign or the super pacs are putting out there but there's something else that's going on right here at home in san diego california this week that they completely passed on starting today july second and until july tenth more than six hundred representatives from eleven countries will be meeting to discuss the transpacific partnership agreement now those countries include the u.s. australia chile malaysia new zealand peru singapore vietnam mexico and canada and the thing is this is the biggest trade agreement in u.s. history now as we told you before it's for the most part being discussed in complete secrecy we've seen a few leaks here and there including a few of a leak excuse me a few weeks ago and those that studied those documents concluded overall that the agreement gives multinational corporations a lot more power n

every picture looked like that with a little poof, but they were awesome. there was dancing, conga lines. >> what is that man doing? >> dancing. twirling her around. >> mel from the coffee shop? >> he was there, too. what was fun, you're walking down the street right there in rehoboth beach. who yells out, "hey mom" to my mom, but cue the picture -- joe biden. >> he knows your mother? >> yes. we were at their house for breast cancer thing. his wife jill was having a book signing. it was such a cool moment. he goes like this, mom! to my mother. he wrapped her up and hugged her. how was your weekend? >> i was out in los angeles. you know, my children are out there and i wanted to get back to l.a. for 30 years. 30 years ago last month, i moved to new york to do another morning show which shall remain nameless. >> right. >> i thought i'd stay a year, maybe two at the most, and that was 30 years ago. i kept my place out in los angeles quite a while ago until i realized what is married with children here. it was ridiculous. so we got a little apartment out there

poof. good morning delia. >> reporter: good morning. i'm carrying extra mojo with me this morning. blame it on the pregnancy. literally, traffic is at full speed. the morning commute is well underway, and these traffic lights had been on for about a half hour, at this point. as we had mentioned all morning long, literally, we have been tracking and following these traffic lights and the signals that were darkened and were blacked out. folks were treating those as four way stops and miraculously, one by one, the lights were coming back o thankfully here in montgomery county, traffic, will not be quite the headache it was yesterday. however lots of folks we know in the neighborhoods are still struggling. there is some good news out here on the main roads. but on the side roads and in the neighborhoods, folks are still having a hard time, because they are dealing with a very slow recovery and restoration process. in regards to the process, and what pepco is doing and how quickly they are moving, let's hear what he had to say. >> i want them to come out and do this and to get every nur

. ♪ ♪ that was an inspiring sight and san diego that went poof all at once unfortunately.t's it for today. i am john roberts in for chris wallace. thanks for joining us. have a great week. >> fox news sunday is a presentation of fox news .

i hear this poof from down on my right. and then i see this canister go all the way up, arch over the screen and land about four or five rows below me. my first thought was oh, it's some kind of a fireworks. >> come to find out it was containing a deadly -- like a toxic gasz. it was hard for us to breathe. >> reporter: smoke filled the dark theater as fear swept through the sold-out crowd. and then it got even worsz. >> i realize people were screaming in a terror. >> reporter: you were hearing shot sns. >> yes. >> reporter: constant? >> it was like a semi-automatic rifle. >> boom, boom k boom? >> yes, exactly like that. >> reporter: in rhythm? >> yes. >> reporter: the masked man calmly aimed and fired as terrified movie fans dove for cover. >> he shot off about six or seven and i hear people panicking. and we got down. i couldn't see any -- i didn't want to look. >> came down with his gun in my face. >> i told my friends, you've got to get down rk, get on the floo. >> i saw four or five people who were limped and wounded. >

. >> that's quite the poof. >> aretha franklin wants to do it. >> here is the problem with aretha.conic singer. aretha doesn't fly. you have to be at all those single places where they have the audition. >> good point. >> does she want to spend her life on a bus going to pittsburgh or elsewhere just because that's where this stuff is. she has to think this through. >> jason kennedy is with us from e! >> he has a huge career ahead of him. he's smart, adorable, like a young ryan seacrest. what else is going on? >> your friend. >> i wouldn't consider her a friend, but celeste holme passed away. she was in the original production of "oklahoma." she played ado annie. i met her when i was 17 years old in mobile, alabama, at the america's junior miss pageant, the one i was kicked out of for talking to a boy? >> exactly. >> i didn't know the rules, see? i didn't know there was a noise ordinance. she was one of the judges and she was so lovely. people are remembered for their great accomplishments in their field, but i remember her for being a lovely, lovely woman who was as gracious as she

as i would come in the bank, i would go poof, like that. kind of like a magic trick. two bags would just automatically appear. and then i would run right at the first teller and jump at the counter and stand over them. see how i stood up? you've got to move the camera. those cameras were all facing down. so they got 90 seconds of just my ass and legs, mostly. and you bark out orders. see, i don't want to hurt anybody. i'm not going to hurt anybody. but they don't know that, okay. create peace by emanating extreme violence. patrick swayze said that in the movie where he robbed all the banks. what's that, "point break"? >> striking fear into others has also landed darren bailey in prison, but he took things beyond the fear stage. >> oh, man. it was kind of gruesome, man. bodies all found and everything like that. for this area, it's not really easy to walk through. we're not having a typical conversation now. now we're dealing with something more personal. as much as i try to move on, i'm still haunted by that past. >> bailey didn't elaborate on the crimes that got him

they add water, poof, you know.ne says he had a better diet at indiana state prison because the inmates were allowed to tend gardens and grew their own food. >> this place has so much area that is not being used. they could do the same thing down here. if they allowed gardening, this place could self feed itself even. this place has got so much potential. but yet they don't use it. they don't have no cat programs down here. they don't allow no gardens down here. they don't allow no hobby crafts down here. you're pretty much not even allowed responsibilities down here. it's not a place where you have a way of life, you know? instead it's just you're here. that's it. you're just here. >> rehabilitation is a sense of responsibility, sense of duties and stuff like that. if you're not given those or not given the opportunity to accept those then the word "rehabilitation" just don't exist in the first place. we were locked up for rehabilitation. that's what the judge said. i don't see how 101 years have anything to do wit

i hear this poof from down on my right. i see this canister go all the way up and arch over the screen and land about four or five rows below me. my first thought is it's some kind of fireworks. >> come to find out, it was containing a toxic gas. it was hard foritous breathe. >> smoke filled the dark theater as fear swept through the sold out crowd. then it got even worse. >> people were screaming a terror scream. >> you heard shots? >> yes. >> constant? >> like a semi automatic rifle? >> boom, boom, boom? >> exact low like that. >> in rhythm in. >> yes. exactly the way you did it. >> the masked man calmly aimed and fired as terrified movie fans dove for cover. >> he shot off about six or and i hear people panicking and we got down. i didn't want to look. >> came down with his gun in my face. >> i said you have to get down and get on the floor. >> i saw four or five people limping and wounded. >> those who could scrambled for safety amid the hail of bullets. >> we could hear the clips of the rounds falling to the ground and

many sandy is here with our weather and while they are struggling with the heat, the heat sort of poofing into our area right now. >> that's right. we see that ridge of high pressure that is providing the central and eastern united states with that blistering heat shifting towards the bay area. but it's not going to bring us that kind of heat. not to worry. here's a look at live picture from our east bay hills camera. i know it's hard to see. dark out there. but there's some fog there we are seeing mountain tam agal pis way in the distance there you will see where the fog is right now along the san francisco, san mateo coast line at this hour and all expected to move in over the bay. so we are still dealing with pretty good amount of fog out there. temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's. today high pressure most areas cooler this afternoon thanks to 2500 feet deep marine layer this morning and stronger sea breeze this afternoon. low clouds and fog coast bay tonight clearing in most areas tomorrow with warming trend for your weekend. actually looking real good. here's what i was talki

warning for all you meat eaters out there, cargill beef is recalling nearly 30,000 pounds of ground poof over salmonella fears. -- beef over salmonella fears. consumer should look out for 85% lean ground beef sold in the northeast, at least 33 people reportedly sick in seven states. meanwhile some entertainment stocks continue selling off as the suspect in the colorado movie massacre makes his first court appearance monday and mickey d's is the latest company hit by the eu saying europe's economic slowdown is taking a bite out of profits last quarter, but airline ticket prices are taking off. southwest is joining the growing list of companies raising fares. travelers can expect to pay up to $10 extra for a round trip ticket on most routes inside the u.s. united, jetblue and virgin america are all hiking prices in the past few days. all those add-ons are adding up. airlines raking in over 22.5 billion bucks in extra bag fees last year. that is a record and a 66% jump from just two years ago. that's business. i'm dennis neil.   >> this fox 5 stock market report i

she would just, poof, just blow up. >> jimmy: she would? >> in that type of heat. she didn't do.he's actually out of town. she's -- she works, so, she, you know. >> jimmy: got you. >> she's out of town, which is hard. >> jimmy: she goes out of town, when she goes out of town, are there things you do when you have the house, kind of, to -- >> why are you getting all up in my business, jimmy? we on tv, man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i forgot. i'm sorry. i got carried away. >> what's up? i thought we were cool. >> jimmy: i'll ask you after the show, i'll check back in. >> please. well, you know, we have kids, so, i watch -- you know, watch the kids and everything. and, you know, which is -- it's hard because, we both work, so, it makes it -- it's a little, you know, difficult, you know, she's working, i'm working. right now, i'm really trying to talk her into getting another wife. [ laughter ] we need although wife. i mean, we -- we have a great nanny, but we need another wife. >> jimmy: you do? >> yeah, you know, nannies, they want days off, you know? you know, they work certain hours

add water and poof, you know. >> stone says he had a better diet at indiana state prison because theea that is not being used. they could do the same thing over here. this place could feed itself even. this place has so much potential, yet they don't use it. they don't have cat programs down here. they don allow gardens down here. they don did the allow no hobby crafts down here. you're pretty much not even allowed responsibilities down here. it's not a place to where you have a way of life. instead it's just you're here. that's it. you're just here. rehabilitation is a sense of responsibility, sense of duties and stuff like that. if you're not given those or not given the opportunity to accept those, then the word rehabilitation just don't exist in the first place. we were lock up for rehabilitation. that's what the judge said. which i don't see how 101 years got anything to do with rehabilitation unless i'm going to be a mummy. >> after 26 years of incarceration, stone says he deserves a second chance on the outside. >> really, i've went through all these different courses na, aa,

we are just 1.5 meters poof sea level.ht change in sea levels have a huge impact on the maldives. the predicted rises in sea level is going to be disastrous for us, and we just won't be there. the maldives has been in the middle of the indian ocean for the last 5,000 years. we have history that goes back 2,000 years, and the -- as a country, as a civilization for a very, very long time. and we just can't disappear. we must be around and -- we have to do whatever it takes to see that there are solutions to the issue of climate change. >> one of the strategies people urge sometimes is to say, look, you're trying to get a -- essentially unworkable strategy. you're asking all the countries in the world, china and india, to agree to reducing the carbon emissions which essentially often means limiting growth. they're not going to do it. there's too much poverty in those countries. they want to grow. so it's a worthy cause. but it's just not going to happen. what do you say? >> we are also asking for -- they're not simply asking

. >>> always an inspiring sight and san diego going poof all at once.for chris >> that's it for today. and i'm john roberts in for > >> i'm harris falkner, we're live as fox reports tonight. a deadly day for our american troops in afghanistan. and just how involved should we get in syria's civil war. one lawmaker accusing the u.s. of not doing enough. >> syria, launching large scale war games an apparent warning to outsiders. do not intervene in the uprising against president assad's rule, but as new and deadly violence raged today in syria, lawmakers at home argue the u.s. is not doing enough to stop the bloodshed. my question is to the secretary of state and to the the president of the united states, how many more have to die before we take action to help these people? >> tonight, president assad's new accusations against america as the crisis escalates. >> and you could be hours away from losing the internet. the fbi leading the charge to get you to take action on your computer before midnight. >> also, we might not be able to get there yet, but nasa

. >>> always an inspiring sight and san diego going poof all at once. i'm in for chris wallace. have a great week. tonight the florida representative explains his controversial comments. plus. hank williams junior and all of his rowdy friends are jamming with the governor tonight. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. >> thank you. thank you very much. by the way we have a great audience tonight. two-thirds of this bunch are all from arkansas and we are having fun. they can call the hogs and do all sorts of stuff. welcome to all of you folks from little rock here today. [applause] >> it was a special week in our family. our little grandson chandler celebrated his first birthday and had his first taste of the cake and i think he enjoyed wearing it as much as eating it. and then our little grand daughter celebrates her month. the joy of watching them is enough to make me forget about the nonsense of washington. well, almost. and look. after the house of representative voted to hold attorney general holder in

. >>> always an inspiring sight and san diego going poof all at once.for chris >> that's it for today. and i'm john roberts in for

. >> there's some swelling in the hospital and, by the time we got home it was pretty poofed out. by about 10:00 last night, my eye was already almost this bad and it just progressively just keeps getting worse. i still have flashbacks. past things that i've done. things that have happened to me. >> one of bryon's recurring nightmares centers on an incident that took place after he and fellow skinheads roughed up an african-american man. >> we went outside. the black guy was gone. he had about seven or eight of his buddies waiting for the four of us. and he came back. and he put a .380 in my face. it was a big gun. he planted it against my forehead and told me he was going to shoot me. and so at that point, i was scared to death, obviously. i thought i was going to die. but it really dawned on me the next morning that i came that close to having my brains all over the side of a building. and i still -- i still see his face and feel that gun on my forehead most nights, actually. >> it's bryon's third treatment, but it's the first on his neck. >> going to start slipping you some coc

. >>> always an inspiring sight and san diego going poof all at once. i'm in for chris wallace. have a great week.