the photos show china has built several structures on reeves. added a one story building and a satellite dish on the reef last year. the spratly islands have a runway, a building, and a lighthouse. china, vietnam and the philippines claim sovereignty over some or all of the islands and reeves. the claimants have occupied around 40 of the islands and reeves and stationed troops there. by building more facilities on the islands. >>> with the territorial dispute over islands in the south china sea on the academy, the association of southeast asian nations are to meet in indonesia on tuesday. a head of a series of talks and asean and its partners described his expectations. >> translator: i hope significant progress will be made at the meeting to open in bali. >> asean foreign ministers are to talk with their partners. a forum will be held with the united states participating. >>> china says it will take measures to curb price of rare earth metals. chinese minister chin. kaida said metals which are vital to the protection of goods keep rising. and t

n what you needo to know, richard reeve is live downtown with the latest. >> the clam before the storm, ple soaking up the atmosphere. have been rehearsing for the capital fourth concert all , but it has been a warm night. as the pitch erratic fourth draws near -- powerful experience. >> there is a special feeling in the air. >> this is the greatest country in the world. be here ando people at the same feelings. >>, rehearsals, checkpoints, and stand by. >> every year we, and i still get chills. little children they fly the flags. >> and something else. the heat that can frazzle the most ardent fan. >> parking lots of water today. -- drinking lots of water today. >> the reflecting pool, a good place to cool off. is it cooler when you are moving around? yeah, it feels good. >> the fireworks are just about ady for monday night. >> it is great to see everyone celebrate the same thing ryone coming together. >> the crowd estimates go as as 500,000 people. the fireworks, 9:10 p.m. monday night. it is recommended that you arrive many hours earlier. experts say packed your patience water.s of

and of the latest from the russian emergencies ministry we can go live to our correspondent jacob reeves who's here in moscow now jacob we hear that the cruise ship safely worked this route for years is there any information why the tragedy should strike now. we've already heard a number of theories as to what's occurred in my stress they are just theories at present one of them being though that this ship was overcrowded is about one hundred forty people as you mentioned was measured by tom or not to show how many people are actually on board around one hundred eighty s. a fear that's being most widely reported here also the age of the vessel in question around fifty five years old and has questions being raised as to whether or not there should be sailing down the pole in the first place on the especially be substantiated by a crew member who said that it really was suffering from engine difficulties just before set sail on its two day trip to. actually it. was checked and given the green large volume issue transport in moscow and as early as the fifteenth of june the attention here re

i wrote the song "some gave all" back in 1999 about a vietnam veteran to reeve realize 20 back in 1999 to reeve realize 20 years later, to find myself in the middle of iraq and afghanistan and surrounded by the bravest men and women in all the world, you know. and there was one point where i was playing "some gave all" and it was interrupted with some bomb blasts outside of kabul. one soldier stood up and said "keep going, mr. cyrus, we're used to it". i knew at that moment i was going to dedicate my music and my life to saying thanks to the troops and letting them know how much we appreciate their service and sacrifice. >> the other thing that you care very passionately about is this charity you're involved in. >> that's right. copd. and if you want to learn about copd -- >> what does it stand for? >> chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. >> and the relevance to you is? >> my grandfather had problems breathing. he died when i was 11 or 12 years old. and i've seen -- again i mention my father who hat mess so theel yo ma. but the struggle to breathe. the more i learned about copd, the

reeves. thank you. have a nice day. next. whoa-ho-ho-ho, look at those babies. adorable.e on, let's get started. are we married. i'm separated. then there is a god. let's try something a little special. here, try these on, tim. ooh yeah, i'll bet you like the sun, yeah. here, why don't you take that drink right there? yeah, that looks like fun, hm, hm? to me, this is an incredible shot. okay, okay. i can see you're not impressed. and you know what? you're right; i hate it too. that's because your kid is more hip, more now, more '80s. let's try these on here. now get ready. hold on to yourself. i'm crazy about this one. your own baby jedi. this is terrific. this is terrific. you're gonna like this one. huh? huh? huh? all right, you're not into science fiction. okay, let me think about this. let me think-- oh, mrs. klupner, why didn't i see this before? why don't you lean into the picture with your child? oh, yes, yes. yes, yes, yes. lean in a little more. [quietly] if i was that kid, i would breast feed until i was 17 or 18. okay, now, hold that pose mrs. klupner. [camera

former editor of the paper has also served as the prime minister's press chief media analyst phil reeves says rupert murdoch has lost his long standing immunity among britain's thing that. i think something changed this week you know for decades british prime ministers have been on the news to the to the murdoch press because they knew that when the sun which is his main daily newspaper here in britain when the sun supported a british politician running for prime minister you know they wanted and then you find a mix do you find the prime minister reading the sun looking like if you got me elected i mean sort. you've got this the meaning of british democracy is the missing of democracy really which the murdoch press was a back after but i think there was a for silence as well because important people needed the murdoch press and they couldn't be they couldn't attack it because of that and i think a line was crossed rupert murdoch has a very finely tuned business brain he has a lot of things going on now one of them is to purchase the largest satellite network in britain called the sky b.

jacob reeves reporting there from moscow now egypt's prime minister is vowing to sack any member of the security forces accused of killing protesters during the uprising that toppled former president hosni mubarak the statement comes after thousands of egyptians turned out for the biggest rally of months angered over the slow pace of prosecuting officials and reforms the people say they will keep fighting until they see change artes and he said now it is at the scene. egypt's uprising might have ousted president mubarak but to them he's far from gone thousands of people out here on top here they all see different visions of egypt but they join together because the people we've spoken to feel like their revolution has been stolen we go through the books of the mubarak's the ship is still a life and when the taste of freedom was short lived the military is in full power mass media is being choked and oppression still rampant forced them to feel i think they werent catching activists as much as they are doing now and take them to a prison i guess now they're being read in violence they wan

desperate messages were white possibly giving false hope that she was still alive media analyst phil reeves tells arky the scandal is likely to sound the death knell of our politicians cozying up to murdoch's newspapers but says the mobiles empire will stand. i think something changed this week you know for decades british prime ministers have been on the needs to the to the murdoch press because they knew that when the sun which is his main daily newspaper here in britain when the sun supported a british politician running for prime ministership you know they wanted and then you'd find in the next day you'd find the prime minister reading the sun looking like an idiot saying well the sun got me elected i mean so you've got this demeaning of british democracy if the diminishing of democracy really which the murdoch press was at the top of it but i think it was there for a silence as well because important people needed the murdoch press and they couldn't be they couldn't attack it because of that and i think a line was crossed rupert murdoch has a very finely tuned business brain he has a l

announced the paper is set to close after this sunday's final edition despite the media analyst phil reeves who told us that although the scandal is a blow for the company it's strong enough to survive. i think something changed this week you know for decades british prime ministers have been on their knees to the to the murdoch press because they knew that when the sun which is his main daily newspaper here in britain when the sun supported a british politician running for prime ministership you know they won it and then you find in the next day you find that prime minister reading the signs and looking like an idiot saying well the sun got me elected i mean so you've got this demeaning of british democracy is this initiator of democracy really which the murdoch press was a part of but i think i learned there was a for silence as well because important people needed the murdoch press and they couldn't be they couldn't attack it because of that and i think a line was crossed. a very finely tuned business brain he has a lot of things going on now and one of them is to purchase the largest sa

rebecca brooks and facing employees on tuesday over the scandal but media analyst phil reeves told us the practice of police being paid for information by the media is not likely to disappear any time soon. this is a good example of what the police have been doing in the kind of murdoch years they've been using a rest they've been leaking they've been paid for telling people when celebrities have been arrested actually manipulating the arrests of people and it's actually a practice it has become in trying now in my view as a result of the kind of bribery thing so this would hardly be out of practice but i don't think it's going to deflect any and i mean there are so many m.p.'s now and indeed so much of the british establishment which for so long kowtow to murdoch is now prepared to get to the bottom of this and weed out those people who have been corrupted and different levels remember that four years ago the police had these bags with i think it was a leaven thousand letters about four thousand celebrities and victims of crime and all these other people and they knew they were takin

ebrexin reev celo may prevent lung cancer in smokers. there was a steady. half took it twice a day. the other half took a placebo. the group taking celebrex had fewer long modules. larger studies are needed. this could prevent the succession of lung cancer. >> researchers did a identified in a blood pressure benefit to cutting back on salt. manufacturers are working to cut salt from their food. >> 5:41. the three degrees on tv hill. the birds looking to avoid a sweep against the texas rangers. keith mills will have that straight ahead. >> i am live of the maryland food bank talking about their new program. what is that all about? >> this is a live look outside. tony pann will tell us whether this hot and humid weather wium >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning to you. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. will start in the chopper region -- we start in the joppa road region. a pole is down. pratt street, watch for two lanes closed because of road work. as far as you drive times, still in great shape. 11 minutes on the of the northeast si

the scene where keanu reeves tells the jury what an awful human being greg nelson was because hee if he could prove he was awful, he couldn't have committed murder. you have dsk and you have casey anthony telling the jury she's a slut, but it's all she gets the cleans off. >> you gave me an idea for a tv show where we talk about news items and compare them to movies we saw. bill did it and now you did it. >> andy, you are right. >> i did. that was besides the point. >> you're right. you own your client's faults to gain credibility with the jury so you won't think you are lying about everything. you accept who they are. >> you know what is great about remi, she angers me, but the first time i'm arrested, that's the person i want. even as a tv lawyer name. >> and he will be arrested. [chuckles] >> only a matter of time. >> yes. >> put-back. while they do my perp walk, it will be bill and my yelling about perp walks and then they will go to you. >> by the way, remi, have you never forgotten your cell phone anywhere? it was highly suspicious that he left his cell phone? >> you know what?

they reeve louie sanchez who has tattoos and norwood beat stow outside dodger stadium in march. both have extensive criminal past which is prior arrests for violence but one was never charged. he remains in custody for a parole violation. >> it ma plays on people's emotions. >> stow's friends and family remain cautiously optimistic and choose to focus on his progress. stow tried communicating with a nurse. >> she said good morning brian. he was wide weak and he mouthed morning. he was responding. >> to give you more insight into the injuries and these are itself charging documents, they are cutting and disfiguring his face. both men or charged with assault and may home andability is set at half a million dollars. >>> san francisco police say they think they know who has the gun that was fired at police during a foot chase in the bayview district last friday. it was taken from the scene. they are offering a $1,000 reward for the recovery. and the suspect kenneth harding managed to shoot himself in the head during the gun battle. >> apparently the officer shot the suspect in the l

i have been put to you, keanu reeves. >> this is the problem when you're single and your friends comeke you out for a nice meal. >> not a sliver of truth in. >> i have known him for over 15 years. we have become -- we became really good friends, we did two movies together. he lives 10 minutes away from me. i consider him one of my friends. he's just a very, very dear friend. >> so you are footloose and fancy free? >> aren't you married? >> i'm not trying to bully you. i'm trying to establish your credentials. not offer my services. >> yes, i'm single. >> i just know you like irishmen

i have been put to you, keanu reeves. >> this is the problem when you're single and your friends comed you know, take you out for a nice meal. >> not a sliver of truth in. >> i have known him for over 15 years. we have become -- we became really good friends, we did two movies together. he lives 20 minutes away from me. i consider him one of my friends. he's just a very, very dear friend. >> it could be like "when harry met sally" 15 years on. >> no, he is a very, very dear friend. >> so you are footloose and fancy free? >> aren't you rr

christopher reeve, harrison ford, alec baldwin or kevin costner? no yelling out.re's the third question there this section. what city is the outsiders set in? a, omaha; b, tulsa; c, amarillo; d, topeka? i'll give you the answers at the end of this. so the second chapter of the book, and i'm just going to go through about three chapters, and then we'll have a discussion, how the 1980s deified the cult of the individual. [background sounds] >> all right. this is, obviously, a very important image, and we are in chicago, and i'm sure there are a lot of jordan fans out there, so you'll be happy to know this chapter focuses a little bit on michael jordan. but that image becomes this in the 1980s which then, basically, is erased from its context and becomes this. this is, arguably, one of the most famous images out of the 1980s, one of the most famous images in branding history. and to use michael jordan as an example of how we started to really defy the individual in a way the individual before -- and, again, he's just one example -- but here's some of the things that

wfaa's gary reeves has the details. >> reporter: the texas giant is back.epest drop of any wooden roller coaster in the world. its speed now in sharp contrast to sunday. whenen worker reported hearing a noise and shut the coaster down, stranding two dozen passengers at the top. it took nearly half an hour for workers to walk them down stairs to safety. while the rebuilt ride has only been open since this spring, park officials say maintenance crews found one of its wheels had become worn. it's since been repaired and inspected and returned to service. six flags issued a statement saying, this ride is designed with a complex system of cross-checks that monitor every aspect of the ride. there is even the smallest indication that there's something out of the ordinary, the ride automatically s sps. adding, we have the utmost confidence in our inspection procedures. and then there is this state law of insurance for each ride and an annual inspection. six flags is in compliance. park officials say they inspect their rides every day but they were not willing to ex

would revenuese enough tax reeve to cover some 56% of its bills. >> permit payments on the national debterest, social security, medicare and most defense spending. beyond that there would be very little cash left. >> 23 republican senators wrote to president obama a month ago, urging him to develop contingency plans well ahead of hitting the debt ceiling saying "it would not be pleasant operating under a debt ceiling budget and no one is recommending it but it would not be arm g are ma go armagedy would have to sort through bills and decide which to pay. >> there is no legal basis for saying i'm paying you and not you. you can't cut 47% of spending without cutting things that are really important and very popular. >> peter argues there is one way for the the government to keep paying all of its bills for a year or longer. >> the treasury can print money and the federal reserve can buy back the cash when it goes into circulation with the portfolio of bonds and keep quite a bit going that way. >> which would add $1.6 trillion in lee way but others way absolutely not. >> if you want to perm

and no question, i mean, that the boys and the girls, perry reeves, i met some of my best friends one we want to be apart. >> i don't believe that. >> brian: so that's going to start sunday. correct? >> yes. >> brian: sunday night on the 24th. now, you got a new movie "five days of war." any good? >> yeah. totally -- i mean, yeah. [ laughter ] it's "five days of war." it's about when russia invaded georgia a few years ago. it's kind of -- >> steve: based on fact. >> based on fact, and it's something not a lot of people know about. it's an eye opening experience to film as well, on location. >> steve: that starts in a couple of weeks. >> yeah. august 19. >> steve: meanwhile, brian, let the cat out of the bag, you've got a special present for the girl in the middle. >> i do. here you go. this is what is in the box. >> alisyn: that's beautiful! >> thank you. you're designing this? >> no, i didn't design this. i'm a curator with kate bosworth. >> steve: that's beautiful. >> thank you. so i'm a curator of their line. >> alisyn: it goes to a great cause? >> a charity close to my heart that

he reeve seved a round of applause from a grup of republican and democratic senators. that's a rare event in washington. there will be plenty of haggling in the days ahead but this boils down to a simple choice. we can come together for the good of the country and reach a compromise, we can strengthen our economy and leave our children a more secure future. or we can hurl insults at each other and demands and return to our corners and accomplish nothing. >> hello, i'm jeb hensarling, a republican representative from texas. every day we hear about a friend or neighbor who got laid off or still can't find a job. our administration promised its stimulus plan would help keep unemployment below 83k9. instead, unemployment has been above 8% for 29 straight months, the longest stretch since the great depression. 14 million of our fellow citizens remain out of work. so is it any surprise that the number one question in america remains, where are the jobs? now by and large, lack of confidence in our nation's future is holding our economy back. it's uncertainty about our nationa

she reevely -- recently received the 2011 silver rattle award for her years of leadership and dedicated service to rhode island's teen mothers and children. dr. flanagan is rattling the system with her groundbreaking ideas and service to hasbro children's hospital community. she serves as the chief of clinical affairs at hasbro and a prolveser of pediatrics at brown university. as director of the teens at the children's hospital, she leads the team in providing social and medical services to their 300 teen mothers and their children. following their lives for up to five years. today i'm pleased to congratulate dr. patricia flanagan for her great contributions to the field of maternal and child health, as a pediatrician, a researcher, a teacher and an advocate. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana rise? mr. burton: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. burton: mr. speaker, today the fed chairman, mr.

>> and by the way, perry reeves who plays my wife is amazing. year was a little heavy. all right? and i think some viewers made comments about -- it got -- it got a little heavy. i understand this one is a little lighter. is that true? >> yeah, well, vince is back. and he's got to prove to everyone that he's not actually the drug addict that everyone thinks he is. >> he's out of rehab, but he's not a drug addict, right? are you worried that the -- the five of you sitting here, it seems like you had such a great experience on the show, not the results on the air, but the process. that it will be hard to relationship indicate that with future projects? >> i've actually talked to some of your people and i'm going to do kraft service for you, so i've got that locked. i'm good to go. i don't know about the rest of the team. >> but do you worry about not being able to duplicate the rest of this experience? >> i think it would be impossible to duplicate. i think it's so unique. you could go on and do ten shows or however many and win academy awards but