good girl, sasha. >> reporter: gwen says after searching high and low, part of the reason sasha m met home is due to a higher power. >> because we love each other so much. she fought to stay alive up there, i know it. >> i get that. i do. >> dogs and their curiosity. >> yes, it's amazing. >> not unlike cats if they see something like that,t, goat. >> three days with a broken leg. that is great news that she's doing well. she was released from the hospital tuesday morning. and she's expected to make a full recovery. >> which we like. she's got the doggy cast. do you sign the doggy cast? >> no lamp shade. >>> coming up, keeping your cool in the summer heat. >> that's right. we're going to get expert beauty advice on that coming up.

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from "rizzoli and isles", sasha alexander. and music from the features. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, lo and behold, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, cleto. well, hello there, i am jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for, thanks for coming here tonight. i tell you, i'm really starting to like you guys. i really am. i'm glad we have so much harmony here in the room, because in washington, d.c. right now, our fearless leaders are fighting like a hoard of brides in filene's basement. what's been happening is, congress okayed a bunch of spending on wars, prescription drugs, economic stimulus plans, hookers, et cetera. but they also passed a law they call the debt ceiling, which enough money to actually pay for the spending. so, we're stuck. kind of like if your doctor says, you need to lower your cholesterol and you agree, but instead of taking medicine and eating right, you announce if your cholesterol goes over 240, you're going to shoot your heart. and

frÍo, el calor, estamos gozando con illia calderÓn. ♪ >> comenzamos con una sangrienta masacre. >> sashaspirar... >> sacÓ a la luz el estado lamentable de su honduras natal. no tuvo reparo en demostrar la discriminaciÓn y los abusos de nuestra comunidad. >> las autoridades los detienen sin justificaciÓn alguna, y llevan retenes en sus vecindarios. >> su compromiso con la niÑez la llevÓ a mÉxico, ayudando a cambiar vidas. en sudÁfrica compartiÓ los problemas de un grupo de huÉrfanos y nos mostrÓ las terribles consecuencias del polÉmico ritual de la circuncisiÓn. >> a michael jackson le encantaba coleccionar... >> fuimos el Único medio hispano que transmitiÓ en vivo desde el rancho neverland paraÍso terrenal del rey del pop. >> impactado me quedÉ. >> al momento de entrevistar a las mÁs variadas personalidades siempre demostrÓ su talento multifacÉtico. >> cuando escribes sientes que mueres un poco has dicho. >> pero es un sÍntoma de vida tremendo. >> ¿rubia o morena? >> las dos. (risas) >> sentido de aventura la llevÓ buscar una metrÓpolis submarina para revelarnos sus secretos. >> con orgu

. >> malia and sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead of time. malia 13, sasha 10. it is impressive. they don't wait until the night before. they're not pulling all- nighters. they're 13 and 10. you know, congress can do the same thing. >> congress should cancel its 4th of july vacation until a debt ceiling agreement is reached says mr. obama. the president says he himself has been dutifully in washington, fulfilling his duty. >> i've been here. i've been doing afghanistan and bin laden and the greek crisis. you stay here! let's get it done. >> but, mr. obama himself has spent considerable time outside the nation's capital. obama was in brazil on march 19 when he announced his authorization of "limited military action" in libya. for that matter, he has been away from washington for a large part of the this 2 1/2 years as president. according to figures compiled at the end of 2010 by cbs reporter mark knoller, obama's first 23 months in office saw 70 days on foreign trips and 58 days on vacation trips. he's gambled at a pace to present himself as a statesman. above t

good girl, sasha. >> reporter: gwen says after searching high and low, part of the reason sasha madeigher power. >> because w wlove each other so much. she fought to stay alive up there, i know it. >> i get that. i do. >> dogs and their curiosity. >> yes, it's amazing. >> not unlike cats if they see something like that, a goat. >> three days with a broken leg. that is great news that she's doing well. >> she is, in fact. she was released from the tacoma veteran h hpital tuesday morning and is expected to make a full recovery. >> which we like. she's got the doggy cast. do you sign the doggy cast? i think you do. >> no lamp shade. >>> coming up, keeping your cool in the summer heat. >> that's right. we're going to get expert beauty advice on that coming up. vice on that coming up. medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so yo

you view with a global mission who would see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour today kicked off a series of recall of those to replace six of wisconsin's republican senators the democrats running for office are facing opposition from. pratt's actually sort of them out the governor scott walker as code words are playing seriously dirty politics meanwhile paychecks for state workers in minnesota are on hold due to a government shutdown and lawmakers find a northstar that will break the republican mantra. and republican presidential candidate newt gingrich has a new supporter need bawly won't get my vote in two thousand and twelve he clearly shares one of my viewpoints on the u.s. constitution i'll explain in tonight's daily to. wisconsin voters one of the polls today for the first of a series of special elections prompted by governor scott walker's war on labor unions and through wisconsin state politics and international spotlight earli

sasha's 10. and it is impressive. they don't wait until the night before.re not pulling all-nighters. they're -- they're 13 and 10. you know -- congress can do the same thing. if you know you've got to do something, just do it. >> susan page, the president, here he is stinging you, but it didn't feel harsh at the time, but, boy, republicans took it harshly. >> it didn't feel harsh to you, maybe. >> in a sing-song way, very calm, all this stuff. your kid the age they're going to be. you know that, susan. you know that. >> she's 12. >> you can't refer to her at as a 12-year-old. >> as a father, i get it. >> i do, too. >> did he make it harder to make a deal? >> he made it harder to make a deal but most importantly he does this deliberate. he got under their skin. he you know, needled them in a way that sounded to me deliberate and provocative and clearly appealing to the base, but i think he wanted to kind of shake things up a bit on the hill, and i think he did it. being reactive with a kind of anger. >> they feel good right now. are they going it feel good

malia's 13, sasha's 10. it is impressive. they don't wait until the night before, they're not pulling all-nighters. [laughter] they're 13 and 10. you know, congress can do the same thing. if you know you've got to do something, just do it. >> but republicans in congress did not sound very contrite. >> he should be ashamed. i respect the office of president of the united states but i think the president has diminished that office and himself by giving the kind of campaign speeches that he gave yesterday. >> mr. president, where's your plan that's going to reduce spending, that's going to have us live within our means? >> so, major, did the president's tough talk really help things along? >> there's a short answer to that. no. and it's very simple to understand why the president did what he did. he wasn't attempting to bring the sides together. he was attempting to move the needle. by that i mean the needle of public opinion. the president knows in the internal conversations and negotiations he's moved a great distance toward r

sasha's 10. and it is impressive. they don't wait until the night before.ulling all-nighters. they're -- they're 13 and 10. you know -- congress can do the same thing. if you know you've got to do something, just do it. >> susan page, the president, here he is stinging you, but it didn't feel harsh at the time, but, boy, republicans took it harshly. >> it didn't feel harsh to you, maybe. >> in a sing-song way, very calm, all this stuff. it didn't go over well. >> do you want to get a deal or make a point? he clearly decided to score a point, not clearly decided to m point. to compare members of congress unfavorably to his daughters. and, by the way, malia is 12. >> well, he turns 13 tomorrow. >> three days before, you've got to call your kid the age they're going to be. you know that, susan. >> he's 12. >> you can't refer to her as a 12-year-old any more. i defend him on that, as a father. i get it. >> me too. >> make it hard or make a deal? >> he made it hardter make a deal. but most of what he does is deliberate. he got under their skin. you know, he need

malia's 13, sasha's 10. it is impressive. they don't wait until the night before, they're not pulling all-nighters. [laughter] they're 13 and 10. you know, congress can do the same thing. if you know you've got to do something, just do it. >> but republicans in congress did not sound very contrite. >> he should be ashamed. i respect the office of president of the united states but i think the president has diminished that office and himself by giving the kind of campaign speeches that he gave yesterday. >> mr. president, where's your plan that's going to reduce spending, that's going to have us live within our means? >> so, major, did the president's tough talk really help things along? >> there's a short answer to that. no. and it's very simple to understand why the president did what he did. he wasn't attempting to bring the sides together. he was attempting to move the needle. by that i mean the needle of public opinion. the president knows in the internal conversations and negotiations he's moved a great distance toward r

the gentleman took an immediate liking to sasha and malia and would try to teach them french. almost like a grandparent. everything they did was wonderful and everything -- >> host: that was a really cool -- >> guest: yeah. wonderful. the daughters were upset when he passed away. it's just a case of how the household staff can become so attached. in this case, the notion of the african-american staff and the first african-american president is so much more intense. >> host: yeah. let's go back to george w. bush and the household staff. the certain of reyou knowon that george herbert walker bush talked about. any staff members george w. bush was close to? >> guest: i didn't find any particular staff members, no. but the staff that he knew when his dad was president, as you say, it was almost like sort of a reunion with the bush family when -- after the clinton period of bush the son came back. then the father would come back for visits. so that sort of enhanced the whole notion of sort of the bush family knows the household staff. the household staff liked the bushes in some wa

molly is thirteen sasha's ten. it is impressive that they don't wait until the night before they're not pulling all nighters. they're that. they're thirteen and ten. you know congress can do the same thing if you know you've got to do something just do it now we've seen lawmakers retorts back some critics today say obama is hypocritical because he plans to have her vacation at camp david this weekend now we also in this whole debate seen u.s. officials make some very ironic comments about greece suffering their own debt crisis especially coming amidst the jitters that the u.s. is giving some of their own investors will take a look at ben bernanke has said he said if there were a failure to resolve that situation it would pose threats to the european financial systems the global financial system and to european political unity need while we have the united states according to an economist threatening the global financial system now geitner treasury secretary timothy geitner he said i think it would be very helpful t

stayed on and how a lot of the older household staff which saw the president's daughters malia and sasha like they would almost see their own grandchildren and there was a tremendous bond right from the beginning with the household staff which president obama talked about, too. >> host: you wrote about one particular woman who passed -- it was a woman or man who, you know, made their transition stayed on for a little while and became ill and malia and sasha sent a car and michelle obama attended the funeral. it was very moving. >> guest: that didn't happen too long after the president took over but it was an immediate bonding and this gentleman who had worked in the household staff took an immediate liking to sasha and malia and he was french and he would try to teach them french, the language. almost like a grandparent. everything they did was wonderful and everything -- >> host: that was a really cool -- >> guest: it was really wonderful. and the daughters were very upset when he passed away. but it's just a case of how the household staff can become so attached to a president and this

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malia and sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead of time. malia is 13, sasha is 10. it is impressive. they don't wait until the night before. they're not pulling all-nighters. they're 13 and 10. you know, congress can do the same thing. if you know you have to do something, just do it. >> yeah. today the president said he hopes republicans will leave political rhetoric at the door when they come to the white house on thursday. >> it's my hope that everybody is going to leave their ultimatums at the door, we've all leave our political rhetoric at the door and do what's best for our economy and people. i want to emphasize, i said this in my press conference, this shouldn't come down to the last second. i think it's important for us to show the american people and their leaders that we can find common ground and solve our problems in a responsible way. >> you know, hanging around the lake in minnesota, i didn't hear anybody talk about the debt ceiling. nobody was talking about the debt ceiling. we're talking about the debt ceiling, because washington is talking about th

the republicans say we are not like sasha and malia. and to prove it, they went out and threw a temper tantrum. obama called them out. he exposed who they really are. that's why they are screaming bloody murder today. he showed -- i mean, to force them, he forced them to defend the corporate jets, oil companies, hedge fund manager. and millionaires and billion airs in addition to try and kill medicaid. >> let's agree -- >> let's agree that president obama just did a magnificent performance yesterday, okay? but that still does not get back to the fundamental point that the republicans have the whip hand here. and when they take those -- >> nonsense. >> no, they don't. >> hold on. then look, if they are the ones that passed the bill with the debt ceiling on there, and raise that and 1.6 trillion, why aren't they going for higher taxes? they would not do it? they don't believe in that? and bill clinton says don't do it. >> they aren't going for higher taxes. lincoln said, can you call a pig a goat. that doesn't make it a goat. they are not

. >> malia and sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead of time. malia's 13, sasha's 10. pulling all-nighters. [ laughter ] >> they're -- they're 13 and 10. >> all right. so did he get ahead of himself on malia's age? >> he -- he did. she's actually only 12. she's turning 13 next week. these moments when obama ad libs about his family, he's previously referred to milia's growth spurt and a test she took when he was talking about education, they're interesting moments because we see a little of how obama reconciles his private and personal lives, that he does keep his daughters away from cameras. but you can tell that when he ad libs he does go to thoughts about them and thoughts like -- i would assume about her birthday, which is coming up and getting ahead of himself on the age there. >> yeah. he probably just averaged it out, went ahead just a little bit. and then -- as you get older, you go backwards a lot. so, all right, maureen, appreciate it. thank you. happy 4th, okay? >> sure. yes, you, too, thanks. >>> a mother and father who lost their son while he was fighting

>> malia and sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead of time. congress can do the same thing. if you know you've got to do somemething, just do it. >> this week on "inside washington," president obama to republicans -- grow up. republicans to the president -- behavior self offer. sfirst-class sendoff fort robert gates. >> president has failed in turning the economy around. >> can edit michele bachmann off to an impressive start. >> new york has sent a message to this nanation loud and clear. >> a major victory for new york gov. andrew cuomo, the comeback kid. captioned by the national captioning institute --wwwww.ncicap.org-- here is my favorite line of the week, written by david rogers in "politico" -- "congress has the feel of some backstabbing midwest city council arguing sandbag techniques while floodwaters rise." as president obama put it at his conference -- >> they are in one week, out one week, and then they are saying that obama has got to step in here. you need to be here. i have been here. i have been doing afghanistan and bin laden a

. >> the first lady michelle obama and daughters malia and sasha are checking out the tennis as the castles took on the lobsters. down on the waterfront the mixed doubles. serena was playing in her first sanctioned match in two years but she wasn't rusty winning in women's doubles, mixed doubles and singles. castles win 25-10. they're now 3-0. that's your sports. i'm dave feldman. laura is back with more of the edge right after this. have a good night. the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely on them. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. >>> are you ready for some football? >> taking the edge off with a sequel to field of dreams courtesy of the website funny or die. in it several nfl stars showed up in the field. kevin costner even makes a cameo. you can ch

>> malia and sasha generally finish their homework a y ahead of time. congress can do thee s same thing. if youno know you've got to do something, just do it. >> this week on "inside washington," president obama to republicans -- grow up. republicans to the president -- behavior self offer. sfirsrst-class sendoff fort robert gates. >> president has failed in turning the economy around. >> can edit michele bachmann off to an impressive start. >> new york has sent a message to this nation loud and c clear. >> a major victory for new yk gov. andrew cuomo, the comeback kid. ptioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--rg here is my favorite line of the week, wrten by david rogers in "politico" -- "congress has the feel of some backstabbing midwest city council arguing sandbag techniques while floodwaters rise." as president obama put it at his news conference -- >> they ar in one week, out one we, and then they are saying that obama has got to step in here. you need to be here. i have beennn here. i have been doing afghanistan and bin lade

with the nba lockout, sasha had plenty of time to cheer on his fiance, sharapova in the near court. but all the sleeking and yelling didn't seem to bother kvitova. she held off sharapova in the second set 6-4, winning the match with a 105 mile-an-hour ace. the 21-year-old kvitova becomes the youngest wimbledon champ since sharapova won at age 17 back in 2004. >>> women's world cup, mia hamm making the trip to germany to watch team usa take on colombia. 50th minute, the united states takes a 2-goal lead and then treats the crowd to a springstein impression. ♪ born in the usa! ♪ >> usa wins 3-nil and advances to the quarter final. >>> third round at the at&t national, nick watney provided the fireworks on the back nine with six birdies and an eagle. he sets a new course record, with an 8-under 62 and moves into a tie for the lead with ricky fowler, who shot a 64. k.j. choi is one stroke back. >>> opening stage of the tour de france turned into a game of human dominoes. gilbert won the 119-mile stage with a time of 4:41 hours. last year's winner, alberto contador finished in 82nd. >>>

. >> malia and sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead of time. congress can do the same thing. if you know you've got to do something, just do it. >> this week on "inside washington," president obama republicans -- grow up. republicans to the president -- behave yourself. >> he should be ashamed. >> first class sendoff for robert gates. >> the president has failed the american people on turning the economy around. >> candidate michele bachmann off to an impressive start. >> i believe at new york has sent a message to this nation loud and clear. >> a major victory for new york gov. andrew cuomo, the comeback kid. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- here is my favorite line of the week, written by david rogers in "politico" -- congress has the poisonous field these days of some backstabbing midwest city council arguing sandbag techniques while flood waters rise. or as president obama put it at his news conference -- >> they are in one week, out one week, and then they are saying obama's got to step in. you need to be h

year old first grand slam title huge disappointment push up above the two thousand and four champion sasha regards reaching the final is an achievement in itself yes if you like me. it's a big step considering. it's a big step because my game is improving and. it's a big step because it gives me a tremendous amount of confidence going forward. and we still have many tournaments in this year in the next in the. just want to be a better player to put. i'm still. i don't know about this. feeling maybe i. accept it after i don't know. and also on the penultimate day of wimbledon. make won the ladies' doubles while american brothers bra and cringe they meant stubbles crowned the top seeded passing offs with. mania six three six four seven six to claim their second wimbledon trophy their last win was in two thousand and six and it's also reclaimed eleventh the grand slam title overall tying australia into todd woodbridge and mark woodforde record after it's. now one of the most anticipated boxing bouts and recent it has turned out to be somewhat anticlimactic was in medical school baiting david

the first lady along with sasha and malia checking out the match. she did play well enough to win all three of her events. women's doubles, mixed and then to finish it off with the singles in a breaker over vandaway. castles win 25-10. they're now 3-0. football news one man 's trash is another man's treasure. the eagles want albert haynesworth badly. shanahan is holding out for a second round pick. he will not cut haynesworth. >> they must not want him that badly. >> nobody wants him that badly. let's do our weekly look at the excellent and not so accident. the good, the bad and the ugly for july 7th. we start with the good. best commemoration of a catch. the orioles scott commits grand larceny to rob matt halladay, so the next day they mark the scene of the crime with luke's outline complete with his number 30. that's an awfully long arm. >> with the glove kind of reaching over. >> that can't be to scale. best exception to the five second rule. this young man you see he drops his ice cream there. now, if you're a hard liner on the five second rule,

sasha rove had around the clock surveillance team assigned to him local k.g. at least offer to pictures of his daily routine. this was so they could present to waste in the media as for human rights activists sacral was alive and well. sahar of could feel he was being closely monitored and he understood he would have to live with it for many years. in the house across the street there was a k.g.b. department who watched sacrifice every step additional surveillance was installed in the yard nearby there was a special transmitter the new to the signals of western radio stations. most soviet citizens were initially unaware of sacro side density he was the so-called secret i can demick these are some rain shots of the psychos taking a train ride to the town not smarts on any of the world's maps the nuclear research center artisanal sixteen this is where sector of work done is hydrogen bomb in the late one nine hundred forty s. . i worked very hard as i can see as it ought to be of extreme importance to mankind. there is a balance of nuclear owners betrand actually

first grand slam title huge disappointment push up above the two thousand and four champion sasha regards reaching the final is a machine within itself yes. but. it's a big considering as a result. because my game is improving and. because it is near me a tremendous amount of confidence going forward. we still have many tournaments this year in the next. just sort of. times. i don't know about this. feeling maybe i i accepted it after i don't know. and also on the penultimate day of wimbledon create the passion. make won the ladies doubles while american brothers pop in my bra and cringe three months. of passing offs with. our four mania six three six four seven six to claim their second wimbledon trophy their last win was in two thousand and six and it's also reclaimed eleven for a grand slam title overall tying australia into todd woodbridge and mark woodforde records after its. now one of the most anticipated boxing bouts and recently has turned out to be somewhat anticlimactic to medical school been seen david haye by unanimous decision in hamburg on saturday night to steal how much o

think of their compatriots example because i think she's very positive and not everyone could have sasha patients patients is very important in tennis because if i've always liked her even when i was very young i started playing because i wanted to be like her and now that all are telling me i'm playing like her god no i think i find a very strong inspiration from her i really like the way she plays she has very good technique she always fights until the end and never gives up one thing nobody can ignore about shut up over. that brute force screen or whatever it is we decided to sound some of russia's fiction printing talent become a complete. fool . because one of the stars this club has turned out is catarina pulled up she was ranked eightieth in world under eighteen ranking. but she forged her career in russia children of has been in america since she was seven doesn't lessen her inspirational appeal. to russia she is a russian what else do you need to. be working harder i might have to put in a few more hours my suv. ok so i probably couldn't even beat these kids at a game of tennis