robertson, however, stands firm. moments later, the team rushes the cell. the lead officer activates an electronic stun shield capable of delivering a 50,000-volt shock. temporarily incapacitated, robertson is finally removed from his cell and cuffed. robertson is then taken to a holding area to rinse the pepper spray from his eyes and face. >> you should at least be proud that i fought back. >> nobody really got hurt. well, i didn't get hurt. because i -- i'm not trying to really get hurt until i'm ready to get hurt. but if i do get hurt, well -- that's just one of the consequences of doing battle. not far from robertson's cell is an inmate also known to treat prison like a war zone. >> this is one of my doodles. >> that's a pretty detailed doodle. >> well, i have plenty of time on my hands. >> for inmate john bright, plenty of time means a 99-year sentence for murder. >> i got in trouble for being a -- a -- a hitman for organized crime. i thought that organized crime was cool. i thought drug dealers were cool. i watched "scarface" 20 times, bought the vid

and late details today as well on the investigation from our nick robertson who's there. one girl's frantic text messages as she hid from the killer. >>> also polygamist leader warren jeffs on trial in texas for two counts of sexual assault of a child. tonight in our crime and punishment segment we take you inside a secretive flds community that one investigator compares to the taliban. imagine that. right here in the united states. first let's check in with isha sesay. >> reporter: game show host alex trebek isn't just on jeopardy, he's also talking about the terrifying moments when he was in jeopardy. we'll tell you about his run in with a burglar. that and more when anderson cooper 360 continues. call her. ok. [ cellphone rings ] hey. you haven't left yet. no. i'm boarding now... what's up? um...would you mind doing it again? last time. [ engine turns over ] oooohhhh...sweet. [ male announcer ] the chevy cruze with the my chevrolet app. the remote control car is finally here. well, now she's just playing with us. oh. [ horn honks ] somewhere in america, a city comes to

nick robertson, appreciate it. nick >>> let's check in with isha with a 360 bulletin. >> reporter: syria security force and army forces stormed a town outside damascus this morning according to a human rights group. a 11-year-old boy was killed. so were at least seven others. outrage from britain over this video shown on libyan state television. it was taken at a pro gadhafi rally. the man in the wheelchair is a man convicted in the 1988 bombing of pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland. he was released from a scott turn prison in 2009 on compassionate grounds when doctors said he didn't have long to live. today that medical advice was called "worthless "and his release a great mistake. the recently merged continental and united airlines had to cancel so many flights today because of so many pilots calling in sick. the mysterious epidemic comes as contract negotiations with the pilots union drags on. jeopardy host alex trebek was hurt while chasing a burglar out of his san francisco hotel room. he are up toured

when you hear nic robertson's reporting on this 1500-page manifesto, his plans for attack, what does you about the suspect? >> i think it tells me a couple of things. first, we have a lot of people in this country and the same kinds of people in europe who have extremist political ideology but who themselves suffer from a mental problem that leads them to murder nearly 100 people. the second and final thing it leads me to think is what i saw at the fbi, is that a number of people in this country, white supremacists, people from sovereign nation movements, a number of people in this country who think like this, have access to weapons, numbers at least in the thousands if not in the tens of thousands. >> that is a really disturbing thought. i'll come back to that. fran, breivik claims that he worked with two other cells. i wonder to you does that seem likely or do you think that someone like him tends to work alone? >> well, you know it's interesting. what makes these defendants like this difficult to catch is that they often, while they affiliate with a group, just before they have an

pat robertson has reacted to the passage of the marriage equality legislation in new york, saying thatt is a warning that god is going to destroy america. robertson didn't say exactly when god was going to get around to that, so we will continue with the program. still to come tonight -- earlier today, the federal election commission granted permission to comedian stephen colbert to set up his own super pac. what precedent does this set for other cable hosts that want to follow in colbert's footsteps? are we really ready for the o'donnell super pac? that's coming up. >>> and michele bachmann refuses to correct her mistake, so jimmy kimmel gives us michele bachmann's version of american history, and that is tonight's unmissable "rewrite." ;7 >>> all those in favor a aye. >> aye. >> opposed? motion carries five to one. although we have taken two separate votes there will be one advisory opinion. mr. colbert, you may form your pac and proceed as the commission has advised in this opinion. >> yes, that really was the real federal election commission granting stephen colbert permission to s

pat robertson has reacted to the passage of the marriage equality legislation in new york, saying that it is a warning that god is going to destroy america. robertson didn't say exactly when god was going to get around to that, so we will continue with the program. still to come tonight -- earlier today, the federal election commission granted permission to comedian stephen colbert to set up his own super pac. what precedent does this set for other cable hosts that want to follow in colbert's footsteps? are we really ready for the o'donnell super pac? that's coming up. >>> and michele bachmann refuses to correct her mistake, so jimmy kimmel gives us michele bachmann's version of american history, and that is tonight's unmissable "rewrite." . t. its powerful tools help you work faster and smarter so you can get back to playing "angry birds." it lets you access business forms on the go, fire off e-mails with the qwerty keypad, and work securely around the world so you can get back to playing "angry birds." it's the android-powered phone that mixes business with pleasure. so let's get our

nic robertson, cnn, sanaa, yemen. >>> white the contrast now. we want to take you back to monaco. the religious ceremony of the royal couple, prince albert as well as his new bride, charlene wittstock, now over. 3,500 people filled that cathedral to watch the ceremony. she is wearing a giorgio armani dress designed just for this occasion on her wedding day. they're walking down that long procession there, that red carpet. they're greeted by many more supporters and fans as they climb into this convertible. this is the palace courtyard where they have had this ceremony. and soon they're going to be making their way to a number of rather public events for all those in monaco to enjoy. fireworks and then a reception, some 7,000 guests are invited to the reception. she is an olympic swimmer. he also had his experiences as a bobsledder in the olympics. and apparently they met back in 2000 after a swim meet in monaco. she apparently caught his eye, prince albert. they dated for a while. they actually broke up. and she apparently reached out to him at the passing of his father. and then

nic robertson, yemen. >>> making her neighborhood street safe child at a time. sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> in recent years, chicago streets have become increasingly dangerous. one mother opened her home to area youth and started a program called kids off the block. that's why she is our cnn hero of the week. >> guns, guns and more guns. these are our young people. these stones represent them. we're losing a generation to violence. >> they start shooting, we've got to grab the kids and run in the house. >> people run in and close the doors. they don't even talk about it. but there are some people who are not afraid to go outside and i'm one of them. my name is diane latiker. we're known as kob, kids on the block. some of the kids are homeless, drug dealers. they have a lot of issues. i tell kids, this is a peace place, this is a safe place. >

our nic robertson has gotten a look at both and the details are truly disturbing. >> reporter: this ishe man accused of being norway's most notorious mass killer apparently wants the world to know him. a smiling norwegian nationalist, a serious military-style marksman. not just the cold-blooded killer, police say stalked and gunned down innocent young victims on a remote rocky island. anders behring breivik is believed to have posted these images to youtube in a 12-minute video embedded in a 1500-page manifesto just hours before he began his deadly killing spree with a massive car bombing outside government offices. [ sirens ] >> reporter: cnn cannot independently verify their authenticity. together, the video and manifesto appear to answer how and why the 32-year-old became a mass murderer. the video reveals an intense fear that muslims will dominate europe and anger at what the author calls marxist european governments he blames for doing nothing and a belief that a christian crusade is the solution. a belief he hid when he met this mainstream right wing politician eight years ago. >

we'll go to nic robertson now. he's standing by for us in oslo.ic, what are we learning in spite of all this new evidence. >> reporter: it is clear that if he made the 12-minute video, the link was buried in the manifesto and it was posted on youtube and appears to have been posted a couple of hours before the car bomb. it does appear to spell out his motivations and indeed how he perpetrated the attack, how he's vaded detection. his motivation, he said, is he is against the islamaization of europe and blames the marxist european government and he believes a christian crusade is the solution to this and that's laid out very clearly in the manifesto. but perhaps for security officials, law enforcement officials here, what is very worrying here is he lays out in the manifesto blow by blow by blow exactly how he built the bombs, exactly how he's vaded detection, and for officials here that's worrying because that's going to put a lot of very dangerous information out on the internet that isn't actually there. that said, it seems, officials believe, t

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in 1988, pat robertson's army, as they were called, propelled the evangelical pastor to a surprise secondead of vice president george h.w. bush. >> probably most stunning story of the evening so far is the strong second place showing on the republican side of pat robertson. >> reporter: showing how much things have changed since bush's 1980 iowa victory. >> i'm overjoyed at this expression of love and support from people here in iowa. >> reporter: but bush's son, george w., a born-again christian, proved a champion of religious conservatives especially in moments like this iowa debate when asked to name his most influential philosopher or thinker. >> governor bush, philosopher-thinker, and why? >> christ. because he changed my heart. >> bachmann, a favorite of the tea party and evangelicals. is what some call the teavangelical, putting her in a strong position to win iowa. >> that's the real goal. that's the real treasure. >> reporter: that is, unless someone like texas governor rick perry enters the race, another tea didn't vange lchlical, leada prayer service at reliant stadium on augus

among them, the show at robertson park in liver more.son for most cancellations, you guessed it, lack of money. livermore, for example, would need $75,000 to put on their display. >> i think it will cause a lot more people to lying fireworks because it's not going to be a show. >> very upset. are we even watching the fireworks, or i have since i was little. we have no idea what we're going to do. >> you can buy your own, but fireworks rleal in only 12 bay ware cities. in those places where they are illegal people are encouraged to watch public displays put on by professionals. >>> and for a complete list of fourth of july, there are some happening around the bay area. you can go to cbssf.com/sports. >> or hang out in your backyard and have a barbecue because it's going to be great weather. >> it certainly is, we're trending toward a warm wave and it will last for several days, this is the scene looking out tonight towards a ferry building. we had a high temperature of 68 degrees which is spot on for this time of the year. numbers went fr

robertson was a navy guy.and he is a major leader from california. >> they were all paid the same, no matter what armed forces they were in? >> yeah, yeah. that was the wage, $1 a day. >> a member of the club. i missed your statement about the origin of the idea. they have the idea, it was promised to them in world war i. who promised them during the war that they would get the bonus? >> it wasn't really a promise during the war. there was, there was president wilson came up with the idea of some kind of a life insurance policy for the men in the service. and, the idea of, of insurance began while they were overseas. when they come back, that, the talk about what are we going to do, starts to drift toward compensation pretty quickly. >> ok. so it wasn't a condition crete promise at the time of world war i? it was an idea that developed afterwards? >> right. but there were also people like pershing who said, we've got to do something for these guys. they were the working poor. the comparison to everybody else w

nic robertson in norway.ou for being with us. >>> still ahead, can you call it a debate when the two sides talk at each other and not to each other? i'll ask our political panel. with the president going on tv and the speaker of the house taking his turn, is anybody actually trying to get a real deal done? >>> there is break go news on the debt crisis. cnn has just learned that the vote on speaker of the house john boehner's proposal to raise the debt ceiling has been postponed. this after the congressional budget office just announced his plan cuts less than he said it wolf joining me for both sides of the aisle, james carville and former republican congressman rick lazio. welcome, gentlemen. it looks like we've got some trouble here for the house speaker. tried to sell this to his troops. couldn't sell it. then the cbo comes out and says you're not saving us much money as you thought you were. let me go to you first, rick lazio. so, what does this mean for house republicans? >> it only means it is delayed.

plus we'll check in with cnn's nic robertson who returned from that farm where the shooter stored six tons of explosives. >>> and i'll be speaking with a mother whose teenaged daughter, she is 16, she was at that youth camp when the shooting rampage went down and her daughter who is okay texted her the entire time, two hours worth, she's sharing some of those texts, back in a moment. hey. you haven't left yet. no. i'm boarding now... what's up? um...would you mind doing it again? last time. [ engine turns over ] oooohhhh...sweet. [ male announcer ] the chevy cruze with the my chevrolet app. the remote control car is finally here. well, now she's just playing with us. oh. [ horn honks ] unlike fish oil, megared softgels are small and easy to swallow with no fishy smell or aftertaste. try megared today. >>> gripping stories of fear and bravery being told now by many, many survivors of the gunman's terror rampage at a youth political camp on a remote island in norway. in just a couple of minutes, i'm going to be speaking with a mother, a woman whose daughter was on that very island and h

. >> reporter: rebecca robertson wouldn't miss this.his will be different. >> it's hard now because i am three months pregnant, so i'm not sure if oil going to make it all the way through. i might fall asleep. >> reporter: different too because the opening of harry potter marks not only the end of the most successful film franchise in modern hollywood, but also the final chapter for a generation who grew up with the main characters. >> i think i started in middle school. so i grew up with the series and it's awesome being here. >> reporter: so to be a part of the magic one last time, tickets went fast. midnight showings at the tech museum are sold out. >> this sold out in 89d minutes. >> reporter: and more people waited in line. dressing the part. and reading passages from the book. >> i mean, i remember reading this book so fast. like in a night, like not even being able to put it down. >> reporter: and neither could millions of others. more than 450 million copies have sold to date, creating bookworms around the world and fans online.

perhaps most importantly it gives young russian players a chance to play at home robertson having to cross the atlantic to play top level hockey. previously they had no opportunity then to go to the counter which is us what they have they are normally there living someone's family. they live in a house people they've never seen before they have about fifty bucks a week and they're playing thinking about possible chance to play in the n.h.l. . right now we have. an assistant here. and they haven't an alternative to that we were told. it was their girlfriends. that was their friends and were so normal money here prepared themselves for the upcoming trial in a moment but still felt sister calling fellow junior hockey league saw in outlands from just outside moscow the team from ninety two goals conceded some soft goals and they will have to improve on the course and hawking i told him and it's on the way in the twenty eighth of july which humboldt county i'm also region and that's one of course i think. more news today violence is once again fled the for these are the images the world h

among them robertson park in livermore. the reason for most of those cancellations around the bay, the lack of money. livermore, for example, would need $75,000 to put on a display. >> i think it will cause a lot more people to light fireworks in livermore because there's not going to be a show. >> i'm very upset. i have been watching the fireworks since i was little. >> we have no idea what we're going to do. >> safe an sane fireworks are legal in only a few bay area cities. where they are illegal, people are encouraged to watch public displays put on by professionals. we have a complete list of 4th of july fireworks shows in the bay area. just go to cbssf.com/4th. >> a lot of towns tightening up their budgets, san jose laying off almost 70 officers. how do you fork out some $70,000 for one night of fun and then a bunch of people lose their jobs. they have to find a nice happy medium there, i guess. >> it's a tough call. >>> 4:46 now. we all know it's the start of july. also means a whole new set of laws. what millions of

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brian mccann facing david robertson. fly ball to right. jose bautista giving chase, sliding and he makes a beaututul grab. joey bat showing that he's also got glove. he broke the all-time record for votes received by the way for this contest. top of the fourth we go, no score. adrian gonzalez facing cliff lee. advantage, gonzo. he was a home run derby finalist and he gets that one to go. the a.l. takes a 1-0 lead. bottom of the fourth we go, same score. prince fielder from the milwaukee brewers, the left-handed stroke going opposite field, left center field. a three-run homemeun. the nationals -- the national league rather take a 3-1 lead. bruce bochy brings in the beard because things are a littltle dicey. there he is, brian wilson gets paul konerko to ground out to end the game. national league wins, 5-1, your final score. prince fielder is your mvp. and that is all for your espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> all right. well, coming up next, game on. the women's world cup team is on fire, and they're also just hours from their next batt

mean as i also bring up in the article you know how can we sit here and listen to someone like pat robertson call for asylum like destruction of this country which he did you could have gay marriage passing new york and that's not treason i don't know what is how can rick perry call for secession and be taken seriously as a presidential candidate i mean it's off to all of us and we need republicans on there too to stand up and condemn this behavior and say that this is the this is not the america they grew up in i hope so the america i want my children my children to grow up in i mean we may have differences but we get to the point where secession destruction i mean you're pushing for economic destruction and saying we shouldn't raise the debt ceiling just i mean how you know how is it good for the country you live it well so thank you very much for joining us tonight is there live in debate is a defining moment for the united states either we take the same road to ruin paid by reagan reaganomics that america has been suffering on for the last thirty years or we try something else something

about the jimmy carter campaign including include in that michele bachmann who worked for carter pat robertson who once said that he did everything so you know everything he could without violating f.e.c. regulations to get carter elected but then in the late seventy's there was a huge battle there was a growing backlash against the culture against the counterculture a growing desire to kind of create a conservative counter counterweight to you know kind of what was an establishment liberalism. and there was also a lot of anger among evan joel coles about how court court rulings and i.r.s. regulations that removed the tax exempt status from some of the christian segregation academies that had opened in the south after brown versus board of education to kind of continue segregation under the guise of procul schooling so you had all of these things coming together and then you had a sense that abortion could really symbolize broader issues of kind of cultural breakdown of of women's emancipation or kind of. the end of the nuclear family in traditional gender roles one thing that's really interes

but he makes a beautiful catch right there and the pitcher david robertson of the yankees loving thatlez with a solo shot off cliff lee. first all star homer. . short lived however, that's a three run shot, bruce bochy squad out in front and for good. it was 4-1 in the seventh. pablo sandoval slicing one just like you've seen him do so many times for the giants. another double to left for a 5- 1 lead. and then more theatrics from the closer. he slides into the mound. we've never seen that. the a's lefty gio gonzalez faces one batter and struck him out. nice job as he gets bruce of the reds. and then we go to the ninth, there was one out-two on when bryan wilson comes in and retires the final two batters. here's the last with no problems. the national league winning for the second straight time and bruce bochy talks it up with regards of using his own closer to get it done in the ninth. >> now we're in a closing situation, we had bryan ready. he comes out and gets the job. he's a great at-bat with conerco and good battle there. i was glad to get the game over with to tell you the truth

but he makes a beautiful catch right there and the pitcher david robertson of the yankees loving that solo shot off cliff lee. first all star homer. . short lived however, that's a three run shot, bruce bochy squad out in front and for good. it was 4-1 in the seventh. pablo sandoval slicing one just like you've seen him do so many times for the giants. another double to left for a 5- 1 lead. and then more theatrics from the closer. he slides into the mound. we've never seen that. the a's lefty gio gonzalez faces one batter and struck him out. nice job as he gets bruce of the reds. and then we go to the ninth, there was one out-two on when bryan wilson comes in and retires the final two batters. here's the last with no problems. the national league winning for the second straight time and bruce bochy talks it up with regards of using his own closer to get it done in the ninth. >> now we're in a closing situation, we had bryan ready. he comes out and gets the job. he's a great at-bat with conerco and good battle there. i was glad to get the game over with to tell you the truth because t

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nic robertson, cnn, oslo, norway. >>> we're going to be right back after this short break. stay with us. >>> welcome back. live from cnn hong kong and cnn london this is "world business today." >>> well, same-sex couples got married legally for the first time in new york on sunday. that makes new york the sixth u.s. state to allow same-sex couples to marry. maggie lake looket as the economic impact of the new law. >> hi. >> hi. how can i help you? >> reporter: they have been together for more than 20 years. on monday they plan on finally tying the knot, one day after new york state's landmark bill allowing same-sex marriages to go into effect. it's been a whirlwind few weeks of planning. >> that's simple. >> like loose call i lilies up there. >> it started with saying we should do this, come on, let's do it. then it was we should have a reception. well, if we're going to have a reception, you need a cake. >> reporter: businesses like city cakes are bracing for orders like this. >> it's a new market we're going to be able to tap. you know, there's a lot of affluent same-sex

nick robertson, cnn, oslo, norway. >> on the scene of the oslo attack, within minutes was eyewitnessthe rose parade where mourners are coming together to remember the victims of friday's attacks. >>> checking stories across country now police in texas say a man opened fire at a rolling skating rink. he killed his estranged wife and four family members before turning the gun on himself. it happened during a birthday party for one the man's children saturday night. >>> in los angeles police are investigating at least 18 suspicious fires in north hollywood. police say it's still too early to tell if the work is of a serial arsonist but they believe all of last week's fires were deliberately set. ♪ >> what do you think? do you like the denver sounds? goes by the name of dred scott. he is a homeless man who plays regularly on the streets. listen to this. someone posted a video of him performing on youtube and it then went to i-tunes and that led to an extended play. it's now generated almost $2,000. my guess is we're going to see more of dred. well, he came close in '07 and '08 and finall

nic robertson joins us live from london.give us a sense of karzai's brother, whether or not we know much about him. some people said he was a drug trafficker. others said he worked as an informant for the cia. who was this guy? how important was he to the united states and to afghanistan? >> reporter: he was hugely important to his brother, hamid karzai, the president, because really, he was his eyes and ears, his political fixer in the south of the country. so really, for president karzai, he was a very important stabilizing and controlling figure in the south of afghanistan in the kandahar region. certainly there had been a lot of rumors about him, rumors that he was involved in the drug trade, rumors that he has built military forces that have helped on cia-led operations inside afghanistan, and he has certainly never been able to disquiet those rumors and they have been around now for a number of years. but this is a man who it's very hard to find people in kandahar who will say a bad word against him. when i was there a

in 1987 pat robertson won he didn't win his party's nomination. a political junkie, you love this stuff. if you are a student of history, you can see this stuff doesn't mean a whole lot. >> but it does tell you how they are going to do later in the caucuses. both those candidates you mentioned did well. i think you can't discount what is going to happen in the straw poll. there are some side stories. will the conservatives step up and do well? is this a place where rick santorum can get momentum? there's been talk about rand paul and michelle bachmann. what does that mean to those in the party who admire someone like michelle bachmann's conservatism, but may worry she is not ready to take on president obama for the presidency. do they start to coalesce behind romney who is not playing in the straw poll, because they feel like it is time to get serious and find the most experienced candidate? these are the questions that i think are going to be interesting. >> the key is what is going to happen with rick perry. re? is he going to be in the race? if

. >>> up next pat robertson of kansas came up with an innovative strategy, a hypothetical basketball game. while speaking on the senate floor yesterday, the senator imagined both what he would say to the president, as well as how the game would go. let's listen. >> perhaps he could actually invite me down, maybe later, where everybody knows the president is a good basketball player. i would emphasize to the president bouncing the ball to him and say, your ball, mr. president. >> he would probably sink a three. >> i would probably by dribbling a lot. >> by that time he's scored, and i'm hustling to keep up. maybe i would nudge him a bit and he's asking some me to quit talking. >> not a lot of bounce passes these days, senator. lots of air, i guess, no baskets. >>> speaking of new strategies, how you about a visual aid? in an effort to rev of his cohorts, kevin mccarthy played this clip from 2010 movie "the town" during a meeting yesterday. >> i need your help. i can't tell you what it is, you can never ask me about it later, and we're going to hurt some people. >> whose car are we goi

nic robertson, cnn, oslo, norway. >>> many people in norway risked their lives on friday to try to saveg them, a boat owner who raced out of the island of utoya while it was under attack to rescue anybody he could reach. here is what he told our cnn's michael holmes. >> how many people did you put in here? >> the first round, i believe it was 14. >> 14? >> yes. >> and then i have to address the oldest one of the four left and said, you have to stay ashore, i promise i will come back and get you. and they respected that and said sit down and wait. i went to the mainland, i went back again and there were agreed upon, sitting there and i just waved to them like this and they waved back and we made a contact and got them in the boat and they were another group further out. we pick ed up two or three more and went to the mainland and on the third lap, i think i picked up eight maybe further out. it was quite a touching story because, i mean, i realized that three of the young people laying there kind of together behind the stove, they had got shot in the wounds and transported themself to th

. >> reverend pat robertson said if more states legalize gay marriage, god will destroy america.e plus side, he admitted that gays will then come in and do a beautiful renovation, absolutely gorgeous. >> john huntsman makes his entrance in the republican presidential race. >> is he likely to become the anti-romney candidate. >> anti-romney. he's a mormon ex-governor with perceived softness. he's not the anti-romney. he's the candidate for people who would vote for romney but concerned romney has too much name recognition. >> more when we return, so, stay with us. >>> and now "in memoriam." ♪ >> it's a long ways -- they won it! ♪ >>> we remember all of those who died in war this week. the pentagon released the names of these service members killed in iraq and afghanistan. >>> we'll be right back. hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms... by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that

i was talking to nic robertson who has been to kandahar and nobody would say a bad thing against this he was so feared and also accused of dealing drugs and fueling the drug raid that really created a lot of problems for hamid karzai. the reason this matters to the u.s. they held their nose in spite of this guy's links to drugs because they needed him and needed his control of the area in order to fight the taliban and push ahead with their offensive, so it is a blow to the u.s. by his death. >> all right, the other story happening where you are is rocking the world, this is the news of the world scandal, getting bigger now, some -- >> gosh. >> police are questioned by lawmakers today. >> there are really serious allegations here, ali, against the police for corruption and for accepting payoffs for tips and information. what's happening today is that senior police officers are going to be questioned by members of parliament so what they want to know is why didn't the police uncover all this information of the hacking that was going on at "news of the world"? there were only oh 4,000 c

bob dole came in first but the winner was pat robertson who came in second and forever changed the gamean side of the iowa caucuses. up next as we tease more 2012 but a little talk about the new jersey smackdown. this politics or jersey shore? we'll explain next. you're watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. at bayer, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles, enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief to the site of pain. it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new bayer advanced aspirin. inside all of us is a compass and it always points true north. toward mountains of sand. toward new sights and sensations. toward the true bounty of nature so let's set our compass for traverse city and find ourselves. in the magic, and the moments of pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. >>> all right. let's bring back our panel. i want to take a diversion to new jersey. it could have presidential political implication. a smackdown between chris christy who was on a victory tour about his budget

among them the show at robertson park in livermore.he reason for most of the cancellations around the bay not so surprising. it's a lack of money. livermore for example would need $75,000 to put on a disbeltway. >> i think it will cause a lot more people to light fireworks in livermore because there is no show. >> very upset. i have been watching the fireworks since i was little. >> we have no idea what we're going to do. >> safe and sane fireworks are legal in only 12 bay area cities. and in those places where they are illegal, people are encouraged to watch public displays put on by professionals. >>> if you like a complete list of 4th of july fireworks shows happening around the bay area, we have done all the work for you. just go to cbssf.com/4th >>> you want some fireworks? facebook, it's all about fireworks right now because yesterday, their ceo mark zuckerberg said the company will, quote, launch something awesome next week. tech gurus speculate that it will be facebook's tablet app or an app for the iphone. zuckerberg said the

safe and sane fireworks are illegal and the annual city fireworks show holding 10,000 people at robertson park cancelled leaving many residents fired up. >> stupid. now i have to go home and do illegal fireworks. >> we just had to cancel this year. >> reporter: tim berry is with the livermore recreational park district and says the fireworks show is cancelled because of budget cuts. are you concerned that some people may put on their own fireworks show here? >> well, fireworks are not allowed in livermore? see yes, there is a concern about that. >> reporter: did you know the fireworks show was cancelled in your area? >> disappointing. >> reporter: meantime, dublin is booming in business. a lot of them customers from livermore. do you think people will set them off in livermore if there is no place to go? >> i think people will light fireworks in livermore because there is no show. >> i am upset, very upset. i have been watching the fireworks since i was little. >> we have no idea what we're going to do. i don't know. >> reporter: how much money you would need to make the show go on? >> we

. >> nic robertson? >> at issue is your judgment. why did you believe a man who had resigned over hacking at the "news of the world" and why did you ignore those who told you it was much more widespread? and why do you now say as leader of the country you can't say anything about the planned takeover of one of the biggest broadcasters by an org nation th organization that has behaved appallingly? >> first of all, why did i take this decision? i saw someone who had paid a price for what had gone wrong under his stewardship at "news of the world." who resigned because of what had gone wrong. remember, there was a police investigation. there was a trial. there was a member of the staff who was sent to prison. and andy caoulson said he did nt know what was going on at "news of the world". >> why did you ignore those people who said the hacking was widespread. you explained why you hired andy coulson, but you hired him when many people -- >> the decision to hire andy coulson, the former "news of the world" editor at center of the phone ha