fox ace jack shea has -- fox's jack shea has more. >> reporter: friends of 56- year-old richard mooreay when the cleveland man got drag racing into his blood, it became the passion of his life. moore was doing what he loved to do saturday afternoon when something went wrong. witnesses say moore's dragster was traveling at 151 miles an hour on the quarter mile track when for some reason he lost control of the car and slammed into a guardrail. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> everybody knows it can happen. everybody hopes it never happens. today is one of the days it just for some reason happened. >> reporter: the other dragster on the track also crashed when the driver swerved to avoid richard moore's car according to the sheriff's department investigating the deadly crash. >> we all know what it like to drive down the road at 55 miles an hour. picture doing it over 100. that's what these drivers are doing here. 2nd go by even faster. -- seconds go by even faster. >> reporter: richard moore was recently named driver of the month by the coalition of drag racing association. >> th

so i go back to washington and i call antonio shea. she was the first woman undersecretary of the air force. and i tell her. and she said, that's outrageous, that can't happen. i said, trust me, it's happening. so she says, never worry, i'm putting out an order right away to stop all of that. so she said she did. i'm back a couple of weeks later and the women said, well, can't you do anything about it? and i said, what do you mean? i go back and call tony shea's and say, i thought you put out an order. she said, i did. so she called in the people and they said, oh, we didn't send it out, we thought you were kidding. so we had a lot of ways where we really found that women were not making -- they weren't exactly excited about having us there. i also remember too, when i first got to congress, we were supposed to have a separate credit card. you know, for our bills. i couldn't use my husband's credit card because you're turning them in to be reimbursed. so i apply to american express to get a separate card. and they tell me, you can't be

give me your hand, shea got that. she whispered, let's see. >> jeremy speaking there, that is all for this week. from all of us, goodbye. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation, union bank, and shell. >> at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies. that's why we're supplying cleaner-burning natural gas to generate electricity. and it's also why, with our partner in brazil, shell is producing ethanol, a biofuel made from renewable sugar cane. >> a minute, mom! >> let's broaden the world's energy mix. let's go. >> "bbc news night" was presented by kcet, los angeles.

in tunisia is reportedly said to have sentenced the former president to 20 years in about century shea. the son faces various charges including incitement to murder. and the ex-president is living in tunisia. it is day 26 of the olympic torch's 8,000-mime tour of the united kingdom. today it began in the scottish town. our correspondent is in scotland. the torch hasn't quite reached you, yet, sophie, has it? but it's been on the beach, and the pictures look amazing. >> yes. welcome in scotland. we're expecting the olympic flame to arrive here just before lunchtime. and it is a real key day in the tour of scotland. it stabbeds in stante andrew's home of golf, home of scotland's oldest university attended by both prince william and his wife, kate middleton. not just olympic history re-enacted. but many people will remember the film about the paris fleems 1984 and the scene where they are running along the west sands, that scene happened this morning. school boy joe forster, just 13 years old is a very keen character, he carried the olympic torch along the beach with children following hi

shea rented out this home for the last six years. it was foreclosed on three years ago. dawn tried to buy the property, instead, it was sold to a bank. >> i'm the 99% up against this 1% and here it is. i'm losing. >> they were not given a refusal. so when the homeless foreclosed and the bank was going to sell it, they should have been the first people that had an opportunity to buy it. >> the marshals prevailed. by the end of the day, the locks were changed and dawn's belongings were scattered across the sidewalk. >> this is the third attempt. they happen to prevail. >> reporter: the u.s. marshals were simply doing their job. they declined to comment on camera, but they were simply trying to execute a court ordered eviction here in the district. in the information center, i'm kristin fisher, 9news now. >>> d.c. council chairman, kwame brown is denying reports that federal prosecutors are closing in on him in a late afternoon news conference. that denial comes after he canceled an earlier appearance. shoved a reporter and refused to answer questions. bruce leshan has the

if he is not here, that we move to shea emily. and after that, cameron steel. >> good afternoon. i'm here on behalf of equity office properties. for 10 years, eop has been restored of the building and has been dedicated to the waterfront. when eop entered into the release for the ferry building, it entered into a parking agreement, parking dedicated to patrons now on lot fief -- 351. the waterfront development is inconsistent with that covenant. a cabinet reserving 90 spaces for waterfront visitors were not satisfied -- satisfy the agreement. further, the project as currently proposed does not make any provision for temporary replacement parking during construction. course that did not meet with eop to discuss these matters until last week, and there's still no proposed that will -- proposal that would meet the city's long-term obligations under the parking agreement. it is discouraging this has remained unresolved for this long. for these reasons, the ferry building cannot support the project as proposed. it violates the eop rights under the parking agreement and is premature fo

if he is not here, that we move to shea emily. and after that, cameron steel. >> good afternoon. i'm here on behalf of equity office properties. for 10 years, eop has been restored of the building and has been dedicated to the waterfront. when eop entered into the release for the ferry building, it entered into a parking agreement, parking dedicated to patrons now on lot fief -- 351.

happy crowd to say the least at shea stadium. >> you know what is going on with floyd mayweather, heas been thrown in jail? is that the story? >> i heard. >> he has to go to jail for 87 days, serving a sentence got a little handsy with his ex-girlfriend. rough enough in prison can you imagine having to be a cell mate to old floyd? >> i don't want to imagine that. i don't want to think about. that it's spooky to contemplate to say the very least. absolutely. >> being a football coach, at the higher levels they get paid, they have a right to pick and choose assistants and for their staff, at the football college and pro level, the staff is everything. they have to be very very diligent who they pick. they have to vet every candidate. this particular coach, he says he wants to know how hot your wife is. it's vanderbilt's head coach, he is recruiting assistant coaches, depending how hot their wife is. your wife, if i may say, very attractive. >> you're a bold guy for saying that. if you find out the reasoning behind it. the reason why he said that he thinks if he hires a coach that has a

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it's shea from the live bar. [ bell chimes ] >> oh, happy birthday, shea. >> thank you.onsin to get up out of their seats and get to for the recall of scott walker. >> do it for shea's birthday for goodness sakes. it's the only way to fight off face-eating spiders. there are a lot of weird stories going on today. pay, priscilla. >> hi, momma. i'm the pink of delvan wisconsin. you made a little boo boo about this kathleen in wakashaw. people urged her to step down, but she was immovable. oh, i went to see bill clinton the other day over in milwaukee, and he was handsome and romantic. >> oh, he is. he is just a good boy. >> you are talking about the former president of the united states like he is a dog. >> he is handsome and romantic. >> sheldon go ahead. >> i can't help but think if obama -- all he had to do was show up and just fly through. you have a lot of democrats here they are all pro democratic, but they look like they just emerged from a disaster. they are alive and ready to go, but they don't have a leader to show them what to do. >> it's sounds like a zombie ap

real shea now the second goal from major on the calendar takes place this weekend the us open getting underway at the olympic club in san francisco on thursday is an intriguing prospect in store with the world's top players having also. heading into the tournament fourteen time major winner tiger woods recently winning the memorial tournament for a fifth time while defending champion rory mcilroy was in contention until the final few holes at the st jude classic last weekend could be the fact that the course isn't used on the p.g.a. tour meaning none of the world's finest will be too familiar with their narrow tree lined fairways punishing rough and small undulating greens. but fair was tied if you drop the ball if you fade the board a little bit wider. for you but in order to make very shifted fairways you know if you hit into the rough it can happen then you can get home into it and if you're in the rough it's very difficult to stop the ball in those small greens so it's tough it's a challenge but you know that is what it is what you know and when you're coming is going to be one of

terrify tariffs, they couldn't put down shea's rebellion. and did not davis or any of the confederate leaders take this into account? i even mooshmean, at boaten col suggested in the 1850s that maine break away and link up with canada and stowe and chamberlain were pretty upset with that. >> form it in a question. >> okay. did not the confederate leaders including jefferson davis feel that there could not be two countries, united states and the confederate states, that sooner or later the confederate states under the banner of state sovereignty would split apart and we'd have, you know, many, many stations here? >> thank you. >> there -- i don't recall any of them being specifically on record about that, though there were concerns. there were rumors going around georgia in 1864 that governor joe brown was going to make a separate peace with sherman and s

we asked local photographer robert shea to help out. >> how are you?e to meet you. >> robert specializes in taking photos for annual reports and offered to provide ken and julius with a whole new look, something more managerial. >> put you in position of managers, not the doers anymore. that's what we want. >> the new photos were simply step one. when we come back, we cap the other issues holding synergy home back. their handshake agreement exposes them to serious liability risks. the website is projecting an image they don't want to project. and they're punishing work schedule has them on a treadmill they cannot escape. mike brings back the "your business" s.w.a.t. team to turn the company around. >> there's absolute hope for these guys. they are on the brink ofç success, it is just a few changes significant that they can execute that i'm willing to show them. this is the common entrepreneur problem. i see this all the time. make a few key cheng changes, they have to stick with the changes, and it will make a world of difference. >>> when you hear th

i have known father joseph shea since he was appointed pastor of st. rosa lima in my home parish in simi valley, california. he's been there approximately four years and we've worked together on several projects that have benefited our community. it is befitting that we continue the tradition of having pastors from across our country open the people's house with a prayer for our nation and its people. i want to thank the reverend patrick j. conroy, chaplain of the u.s. house of representatives for giving father shea the opportunity to open today's session of the house. having guest chaplains from across the country participate in this historical undertaking truly does manifest the freedom of worship enjoyed across the united states. i also want to thank father shea for traveling all the way across this great nation to be here with us this morning to offer this spiritual opening for the day and madam speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the chair will entertain 15 further requests for one-minute speeches on e

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shea me be the consumer these companies are looking for. >> i like comedy clubs, but i don't like paying. i will watch you perform, but maybe i will buy a t-shirt. >> welcome to my life. that's tomorrow's show. i am hoping to sell a couple things after the show. >> you sell t-shirts? >> i have president different swag. what swag do you have? >> you know, a little, you know. >> lamps made of skin? >> a woopie cushion. a whistle made out of -- >> do you sell cd's? >> yes. >> would it be cool if instead of people buying the cd's if one person bought it and then lent it and then went to the show? >> they do. >> how much do you lose? >> i lose a lot. has anybody come to my website, it is free. i give it away. >> you sound like a guy at a used car dealership. >> lastly, bill, it is not -- i know you said the bands make their money off the tours. apparently that's not true. that is true for the bigger artist. as the sorry was developing, amy mann and people at that level it is break even or even lose money. they depend on cells to i can ma money. -- to make money. >> okay. they are still having

it was hug f shea crashed b crashed but she viable for. she became a broadway star. she did better than her home in ndfla.s inlaba for shewt wa and went after it. she understood and mapulated the rules of celebrity more than anyone else did. anqu wve-- paspe into the microphone when you ask a question. n'ttangin asheirf lo the first closed cockpit aircraft as far as the planes in the competition? did it have heating? >> it didn't haveating. th wldavedd wgh. it was -- note. the columbia chamberlain's was a close cockpit. the hole lead planeswe leinan t columbia and the "spirit of st. louis". let me see. byrd's plane was about half close. the canopy wt uha w is on. >>y had the side doors. >> lindbergh could look out the side of his window and hd a leis, scso held r if him. that is the way he flu anyway. he didn't really need glass in the front or anything. he had a gas t ithon >> any parallels between lindbergh and neil armstrong? >> it is interesting. you know who lindbergh really ios teiartr but mike collins est. up in the capsule alone. collins -- when he was direct

the performance by the marin shea spear company. it lites the stage at 11:15 this morning, well before -- >> sellout. get it? >> no. not at all. >> i'll explain. sometimes you have to ask what were they thinking? this time more like what were they smoking. how hemp con, steps away from a volleyball tournament. >> a live look over san francisco. a little bit of fog there adding mystery. it's going to be r a beautiful y and almost to the weekend. a >> an update to breaking news we're following. this is where crews have been on the scene of a gas line break at near 101 in san jose. they evacuated an apartment building but we understand it was capped about an hour ago so evacuation orders are now over. looks like they have work to do there. we'll bring you any available updates as they become available to us. 5:25 now. >> good news. >> summertime, that means parents planning activities to keep kids out of trouble. >> but this weekend in the south bay some parents will have to drop off daughters next door to what you call a bong bonanza.

this gunman claims sheas connected to al qaeda. the hostages include the bank's director and three other people. negotiations with this gunman continue. tensions have been very high since march. that's when another gunman that claimed to be connected to al qaeda killed three jewish school children, a rabbi and paratrooper. >>> hosni mubarak is in a coma after having a stroke in prison. he was declared dead when he arrived at this military hospital. now egyptian officials say the 84-year-old former president is in a coma but that his heart and other vital organs are functioning. he was sentenced to life in prison two weeks ago for the killings of demonstrators during last years uprising. >>> the clock is ticking for eric holder to hand over documents to a house committee. or the committee will hold him in contempt of congress temperature alison. >> reporter: the house oversight commit see is set to meet in 45 minutes. as of right now it looks like the contempt vote is on. eric holder met with house leaders to try to resolve the year

somebody has to do something >> reporter: sheas the human cost of the recession is too high. anna matranga, w jz eyewitness news >> and studies show suicide are rising across europe during the economic crisis >> an accident on a fishing trip leaves a boy with a spear in his head. he was injured when his friend's spear gun went off. x-rays show the spear lodge in the brain. doctors say it's a miracle the spear missed all of the blood vessels in his head. that alone may have saved his life >> what we need to make sure are none of the blood vessels have been injured. >> it took three hours of surgery to remove it. lopez is out of bed and speaking; but he suffer from amnesia. doctors say he is doing amazingly well for the curb >> might be a good thing so he never remember what happened to him. that's horrible >> we have a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. for the first time more asians are coming to live in the u.s. than hispanics. what's behind the big shift in immigration tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> and a look at tonight's closing numbers on

i didn't go to shea stadium but i remember them being at shea stadium and the commotion that surroundedm. >> you couldn't afford the $3 tickets. >> were you old enough to remember? >> sadly know. >> i saw the scopes. more to our point, joe, the show being what it is, it's the 40th anniversary of the watergreat break-in and you saw woodward and bernstein -- >> today is? >> i think it was over the weekend. >> the week. >> woodward and bernstein on "face the nation" giving a joint interview for the first time talking about what it was like. >> wow. >> we can't have a boeatles reunion but we can have a woodward and bernstein. >> let's talk about spain really quickly and, you know, steve, you were worried about what was going to be happening over the next couple weeks. do they avoid the meltdown that could be devastating to this country? >> this is like the little boy who put his finger in the [ inaudible ], but you have a bunch of fingers put in a bunch of dikes and -- think of the hoover dam, has managed to keep this dam from breaking and cascading and this was what -- this was the least t

in fact, here's a live lack at shea difficult drove. travel lanes are open as you continue southbound towards the beltway. no issues to report. from the beltway from the inner loop. 58 miles per hour. not bad at all. aaron and eun, back over to you. >> 5:13 is your time right now. a view from above. the daredevil who will be making a long slow walk across niagara falls. >> and a story that all parents should hear. the remarkable cost of all those our cloud is not soft and fluffy. our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind can see. our cloud is the cloud other clouds look up to. welcome to the uppernet. >>> new this morning. penn state football coach jo paterno is now public, his will. left all property to his wife sue and established a trust for the remainder of his estate. no word on how much he was worth but he has a state pension of more than $13 million and received a salary of $1

. >> she was cool >> shea should save that for her to see later on. >> if you are headed out to any area. >> six flags. >> kings dominion next couple days. >> hershey. >> weather will be dry, hot for the weekend you have a choice. >> water parks. >> or water parks. >> yeah, as these temperatures will be upper 90s not today but as we get into friday and the weekend nice warm start to your day 75 degrees regan national, overnight lows, falling back into the 50s and low 60s you can see, these temperatures now on the rise, but still very comfortable 73 manassas, 72 out at dulles, let's see, hagerstown 68 degrees and annapolis, where it is always nice and cool, 74 degrees. we are looking at temperature trend, and this trend, headed in the wrong direction after a great one today highs upper 80s. that is about where we should be. look what happens tomorrow, 93, get ready for dangerous heat potential for dangerous heat by friday and saturday highs upper 90s. hazy, hot and humid conditions back with a vengeance, by friday and the weekend. looking at satellite radar, a quiet weather pattern not mu

let's head over to shea difficult grove.the breaks just a bit as you make your way southbound on i-270 at shady grove. your travel lanes are open but you're pretty slow. >> a stafford man fought back three intrutders during a home invasion. the chsheriff's office says the teen rang the doorbell at 2:00 a.m. the homeowner answered the door and the teens w5ualked in and hd down the man's wife. the teens ran off. 18-year-old terry welch turned himself into custody. one neighbor said she neweknew h when he was in high school. >> good kid. talented. whesled well. >> we never have problems in this neighborhood. it's really scary. >> deputies arrested two 16s. i vis gaest gators are looking this. >>> five-more break-ins have been linked to a pair of thieves who police say are targeting a germantown neighborhood. the duo has now hit a total of 23 homes during clopper home. it shows one of the burglars. if you recognize this again call police. police are going after homes where the doors are locked and garage doors are left opened. >

shea an comes home. 3 runs in the sixth for cal. gave them a lead. top 7 now 5-3.ntos to ground out and cal prevails. 5-3. they will face number 4 oklahoma which figures to have a big home crowd. playing okay tl seed to. baseball team the opens regional play to. fresno statement mark is on the mound for the cardinals. 2.37 era 14 starts this season and projected to go no. 1 in next week major league baseball draft. 1 loss came against fresno state, though. back in march. stanford head coach mark will happily go with his. ace. >> team that beat him wish we picked somebody else but it's good. it's good. obviously one of the better pitchers in college baseball. 9 and 1. he's the reason we are in full season play. he'll give us a chance to win tomorrow night. el always gives us a chance to win. >> to the play offs. spurs have been invincible this past month and a half basically. won 20 straight games rolling through 2 play off series oklahoma city put an end to the streak tonight. barkley making quite the entrance in o kc. horse he rode in on. thunder came out flying i

now that he has resigned, it's mary shea's job. at-large members elected by the entire city and not just one ward can take over as interim chairman. experts predict it probably won't be david catania there to the far right or michael brown over here because they would have to give up outside jobs if they became chairman. that leaves phil mendelsohnn and vincent orange. whoever it ends up being, that person will not only run the council in the the city holds a special election for brown's seat. he also is next in line if something should happen to the current mayor. in other words, if the mayor ever has to leave office for any reason, whether it's health or legal issues, the new interim chairman could become the next mayor. we'll find out who that person is next week. >>> stay here with news4 for continuing coverage of the case. we'll be live all day before and after brown's court appearances and get instant updates on line at nbcwashington.com. >>> new, quick work by d.c. police. they made an arrest quickly in a stabbing in northea

shea urged rob to rush a sample of the scotch to a lab for testing.alized his friend might not do it. he decided to do something extraordinary. he would pay rob kissel a visit at the exclusive club in hong kong to spell it out. >> i wanted to talk to him face-to-face to let him know i thought he would be killed. >> that bald of a statement? >> that bald of a statement. >> i sat down with rob kissel, looked him across the table at the china club, i said rob, i think nancy is trying to kill you. >> how do you react to that kind of thing. the marriage may be on the rocks but she's killing me? >> he took in my statement. he didn't say that he bought it 100%, but he really was concerned about his safety. he even said he would probably think about moving out until this was cleared up. >> i said rob, let's get tested now. let's get this test over with. >> still, the urgency of it all seemed lost on rob. before he knew it, it was halloween weekend, the end of one month, the beginning of another. rob kissel never did send that sample out for testing, but he ha

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shea mary's ones but then divorces and doesn't marry again. she comes from her mother's family. had a good deal of money but for a variety of reasons it took lillian until she was 70 years old to inherit a share of that money. her father's family is not for but very middling kind of family. so lillian has to make it on her own and she does. that is a very unusual circumstance for a woman who was born as she was in 1905. she comes to majority in the 1920s an 1930s. it is a moment in time when most women if they managed to make it at all make it by inherited money or marrying into money. she is a political woman following her own heart in the 1930s organizing the screen writers guild, dramatists guild. she is the labor organizer joining the communist party along with multiple members of the entertainment industry and her friends, quitting the communist party after a couple of years and following her own political path. some call her a naive political person. but still to find a woman who can both manage to make it and who is political, that is already two bulls she is juggling in

kylie shea is walking the hallways with her friends when she suddenly has trouble breathing. attempting to sit down, she collapses and it's all caught on a time lapse security camera. kylie's friends run for help and the first person they see is phys ed coach kirstin goodwin and she has no idea what a dramatic turn her day is about to take. >> just a normal day. we just got through with p.e. and two girls came running in and said kylie is having a seizure come quick. i just took off as quick as i could. as soon as i got to her i could tell it wasn't a seizure, she was having convulsions. her breathing was already to the point where she couldn't breathe. there was zero responsiveness and her body was just twitching. >> reporter: as far as the coach knows, kylie with a perfectly healthy child, at least she was until now. the coach recognizes how grave the situation is. i said, go get coach reece because i knew right away she would need cpr. >> phys ed coach ed reese's day is about to take a dramatic turn. >> i hear a girl call coach reese, coach reese, kylie is having a seizure

i think ben mow shea is the most bankable executive. jerry fishman who is unbelievable in travelers. but ben mow say is the star. >> i like how yesterday at this time we were joking about seagate and today being added to the s&p 500. >> absolutely. david was going to make phone calls. >> remember, i told you. monster beverage is down since it was added. >> i noticed that, too. the day after it was added, it was down. >> incredible. >>> coming up, breaking into the boy's club. cheryl sanberg added to facebook's board. inside their culture with a former facebook employee. >>> take a look at this morning's early movers on this tuesday on wall treated. street. >>> tomorrow live from chicago, it's mcdonald's ceo jim skinner's last week on the job. he'll be talking to us about his tremendous tenure. join us for the supersized interview. you'll be loving it. tomorrow on "squawk on the street." this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well tod

dottie told the jury she does not know why the boys would lie about her husband, but took a parting sheafour. what kind of kid was he? she said he was conniving, demanding, wanted his way. so, now the spotlight turns to jerry sandusky himself. will he take the stand in his own defense? his attorney was heard telling the judge, that, in fact, he is not sure yet. the decision has not been made. but abc news has been told, the defense is leaning towards putting sandusky on the stand. but they still have to make that final call. jivila bel >> clearly going to make his legal team make the decision overnight heading into proceedings later this morning which should be fascinati obviously a lot of the alleged activity took place in the basement of the sandusky home. she said he was down in the basement often, they had a freeder down there. she would go down and get food and never saw or heard anything. >> she said it was not soundproof. she would have been able to hear she did also mentionthist re vng wo cf but the defrall after thoseonie ng hat ee konie so they were bringing in neighbors that,

in the iraq project involved directly in baghdad and baghdad politics, communal conversations with shea at and sunni and the stakes went up for turkey working better with the united states on matters related to iraq. a corollary to that is the pkk. the initiation in december of 2007 of u.s. intelligence and other assistance to turkey and going after pkk encampments in northern iraq, that allow different kind of behavior by turkey for the united states on matters related to iraq and also facilitated a sea change of turkish relationships with kurds, iraqi kurds that also had some beneficial effects in terms of u.s./turkish relations but some other pieces are further afield. 100% by the argument but actually i want to entertain the argument that the difficulties between turkey and the european union may have held to foster better u.s./turkish relationship. the dramatic slowdown of the turkish session bid, and increasingly brittle dialogue on a range of other things that culminates with the french meeting in paris on the crisis in the arab region and forgets to invite turkey. the feeling in

everybody is eaten peanut butter and jelly sandwiches will you becks tas reer is -- texas researchers sheaurprise. they sampled 36 foods between 20 a 09 and 2010 almost half the samples had acoring to the report detectable levels of a flame retardant mixture. there's ways chemicals could have made it into peanut butter and could have migrated out a of flame retardant products into dust and passed along through air, water and soil. the food indut try -- industry says the levels are not high enough to be harmful. >>> new this morning, no reports yet of damage or injuries afteranother strong earthquake in indonesia. the u.s. geological survey says it was a magnitude 5.8 and hit early this morning in continue to nearbia's west papla province. that's in a area that gets a lot of earthquakes. >>> it's 8:18a new report suggest president obama ordered cyber attacks against iran. according to the "new york times," the attacks were aimed at computers that run iran's main nuclear facilities. the operation apparently began during the bush administration under the code name olympic games. during presid

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. >> brian: tonight shea be at jones beach and at the cmt awards.iends" viewers. >> brian: right. >> steve: for many, many years. she said it was a thrill for her mother and family that she should be on our summer concert series. >> brian: she has a tattoo, awful our names. -- all of our names. why is that funny, geraldo? >> steve: you do however, to the best our knowledge, have more tattoos than she does. >> i am tattooed. >> brian: coming up next half hour, tattoo off. >> gretchen: i would stick around for that. let me know what segment that is i want i want to be in it. >> for you a private show. >> brian: wait a second! >> gretchen: okay, geraldo. let's go some headlines. moving on to news. in a few hours, former president bill clinton heads to wisconsin to campaign against governor scott walker. new polls show walker leading his democrat opponent, tom barrett ahead of next week's recall election. at last night's debate, they traded jabs over what else? unions. >> it's ultimately about whether or not we want politicians to act on tough decision.