and put it down. >> give your mom the onion. >> put a slap chop over it and one good slap one more slap did it right. what they say is you should be able to pull the skin right off. uniform pieces. not perfect. but it's okay. you have another good-looking woman here, with my mother. with the nuts, it does a great job. >> look at that. >> with the strawberries, it does pulverize them. it generally does a good job. i know you're only allowed to do dishes in your house. you clean this up pretty good. it slides open. >> i didn't hear the first part of that. >> and the thing is, you don't have to slice anything by hand. >> i have had it in my closet for two months. i've used it three or four times. a-minus. >> did you do these already? >> no. >> let's look at the infomercial. >> let's look at what shuffle says they do. >> anthony sul vin here, with shuffles. double trouble for dirty floors. easily clean all surfaces. watch as shuffles tackles sticky messes that the competition pushes around. >> becky, shuffles, work? don't work? >> my grade was a "c." it started out as a "d." the way these w

. >> the slap chop.is making you cry. making me cry. life's hard as it is. you don't want to cry anymore. the skin's at the bottom. you want a little bit of onions, don't want to drag out the food processor, the skin comes right off. we're going to make america skinny again, one slap at a time. >> one slap at a time. what is your grade? >> i gave it an a-minus. >> that's still an "a." >> we have a special chopper coming up. my mom. a special chopper. >> aloha. >> from hawaii. all the way from hawaii. >> it's okay. >> hi. >> take that onion out. and put it down. >> give your mom the onion. >> put a slap chop over it and one good slap. one more slap. stop. pull it out. what they say on the infomercial, you did it right. what they say is you should be able to pull the skin right off. uniform pieces. not perfect. but it's okay. you have another good-looking woman here, with my mother. with the nuts, it does a great job. >> look at that. >> with the strawberries, it does pulverize them. it generally does a go

kind of slapping. >> behind the scenes at "morning joe." >> that's south korean democracy. we could use more of that at home. >> we could. >>> finally, some sad news to pass along this morning. >> oh, what have you got? >> what happened? >> remember the old taco bell ads? yo quiero, the chihauhau dog, we lost him. >> they put it down? >> we lost gidget. ♪ i will remember you ♪ will you remember me >> what's about to happen? are we going to see it?

but it is a slap at capital. . if you look at the yained's ability to grow the economy, they have the opportunity to lead the global economy into the next 20 years. david: and capitalism goes two ways. yes, capitalism can produce pollution, but also clean up pollution, because it makes people richer and they spend some of that money on reducing pollution. >> the economic theory there is it happens well after the fact. you get per capita income up to a certain level, and then people feel comfortable enough to start worrying about things like veermental purity. that's the theory. now, the question is do we have time for that in an age of rapid industrialization, and what the secretary was acknowledging is that when we were ramping up, we didn't give really any concern to any of this. she's acknowledging the hypocrisy of that, but times have changed. but times have changed. industrialization happened in a much different rate than 21st century industrialization does. so the environmental damage could be really compound

the 71-year-old was slapped with that punishment last week for bilking thousands of investors out of tens of billions of dollars in what is being called the largest ponzi scheme in history. >>> the state budget is in bad shape. the governor says she looking to cut $700 million to the current budget, which began july 1. the shortfall is blamed on declining income tax receipts. the governor says drastic cuts will have to be taken to balance the budget, and nothing is off the table. including additional layoffs and extended furloughs. >> as a state, we are going to do the things that we must in order to balance the budget. it's all going to be painful. none of it's going to be easy. and we're in the process of doing that right now. >> the governor hopes to lay out his plan to the board of public won, july 22nd. >>> new at 5, more details are coming out about former baltimore raven steve mcnair. according to a reporter for the new york daily news, mcnair once had a six-year affair with a stripper. that reporter talked with a trip club manager in minneapolis who said the player visited th

a propose of slapping fees for carrying on activities. we'll be following stories. now on to the markets. estimated retail sales boosted consumer shares. they are looking pretty positive here. air tran is now offering fares as low as $39. southwest offering tickets for as low as $49. other major airlines have matched these before. that's business news. >> at the new york stock exchange, reporting for bal tv 11 news. i don't know if you guys are have booked a vacation yet but $39 a flight is not too shabby. >> all right. we'll see you at 6:15. >> 57 degree this is morning. we'll get another look at your morning commute with traffic and weather together. adam jones playing in his first ever major league game plays a pivotal role. don't forget to email your answer. do you think congress will be able to meet the president's time table. send your we know why we're here. to stand behind all who serve. ♪ to deliver the technologies... vital to freedom. ♪ to help carry hope to those in need. ♪ around the globe, the people of boeing... are working together -- for what matter

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. >> they reach out to north koreand have been slapped back inarticularly by the north koreanand it's surprisin to some peopl in the administtion though it ouldn't have been if you look at north korea th's what they do again and aga and the we'r going to reach out to you and include you they haven't quite tten the response. >> charlie: we look at forme secretary of state henry kissinr and the events of one year, 1973. >> durg the yom kippur war i'm amazed how quickly he realized what he goi on new mexico in a way quicker than t peagon d cia. his beef early on in thea on ths coming o on top. >> chaie: and henry kissinger and obama comi up. . >> captioning sponsored by rose communicaons from our sdios in new york city, this is charlie rose >>harlie: we begin with our contind coverage of president obama's visit ssia. the president met russian prime minister vdamir putin and it was the first meeting between the two leaders and then addressed the aduating class in an economic sool in moscow d it aiculated his broad foreign policy vision in elier this sprin pragu he atmpted to close the div

it has been called a troubled place, slapped with about $5000 in fines. from the city's liquor board, for a variety of violations since may of last year. >> including three counts of underage drinking on three separate occasions. fire safety code violations. failure to keep employee records available as well. >> someone attacked a young woman at the bar last spring. this is the security video at cheerleaders after the fight. it left her with a broken nose. and lacerated liver. a bar beating. and now, a raid. >> well, probably about, i would say, 10 agents. >> michael beckner had just arrived at his pizza business, just a few doors down from the bar, early wednesday morning. when he saw several law enforcement officers going in and out of the business. beckner walked to the bar to get a closer look. >> i would at one point heard a agent say we have two safes you up here. lets get into them. >> at first it was unclear, who was conducting the raid. lee learned it was baltimore county police but why? a spokesman for the department will only say officers with

he slapped her and knocked off her glasses. the man has been charged with assault and battery. >>> we have a story just in. honda motors is extending a recall baz of problems with the air bag systems. that adds 440,000 vehicles to this list. the recall affects various models of honda accords, civics and accras. the air bag pressure could cause metal parts to hit the person behind the air bag and cause injury honda is contacting the owners of the defective cars. >>> tax-free shopping weekend starts this week. 15 states in washington, d.c. are offering sales tax free holidays. the tax-free weekend is going on now in georgia and mississippi. the rest of the nation. >>> the government's cash for clunkers's program could get you a ride pretty cheap. we'll share some of your views. >>> a powerful senator, christopher dodd of connecticut, has early stage prostate cancer. he made the announcement today. the connecticut democrat plans to have surgery over the august con gregressional recess. he says the diagnosis will not affect his pla

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everyone is slapping me on the back saying, "neil, way to go."stop looking at a spreadsheet and more time looking at something else -- i don't know, a mirror. looking at some numbers, microsoft just reported 17% drop in quarterly revenue, profits also falling, both numbers were also lower than expected that. could be a problem.

i heard the record was just slapped together. it was just -- [ laughter ] slapped it together. me see that cue card. last one, the one you're holding up there. not even gonna read it. [ lahter ] right? that sucks! [ laughter ] that's horrible. whoever wrote that is a vandal. ♪ they took his louisville slugger to it ♪ finally, residents of a street in england once called butthole road finally managed to get the name changed. so congratulations to the residents of the new butthole circle. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight! [ cheers and applause ] please give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we've got such a fun show tonight. will ferrell is here! [ cheers and applause ] love it. from the hit show "the closer," the lovely kyra sedgwick is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] can't get better. can't get better. mos def is going to perform tonight. i'm so excited. [ cheers and applause ] there he is, right over there. mos def will be sitting in with the roots the whole show. >> hey. >> jimmy: how are you? [ cheers and appl

sean: prince harry slaps him down. why was tim geithner missing in action when lehman brothers crumble. >> the cambridge police acted stupidly. [siren] >> the president pick as fight with the cops. >> what really happened to her is a rather dark story. sean: conspiracy month continues as wee we investigate the serious death of marilyn monroe. all of that plus our great, great american panel. hadn't starts right now. >> for years we have heard president obama vowg that health care reform would be passed before the recess. now he has informed will not meet that deadline. at an event in cleveland, ohio yesterday president obama was forced to inform the croid that yet another one of his promises would, in fact, be broken. >> we just heard today that we may not be able to get the bill out of the senate by the end of august or the beginning of august that's ok. i just want people to keep on working. sean: they are not going to be working. they are going to be on recess. despite the fact that his own party controls both house

-- say they saw the mother pulled a little girl near and slap her when she found out about the attacks. roethlisberger says the allegations against him are false. the super bowl quarterback called the allegations of sexual assault outrageous, although he did not answer questions. >> i am going to fight to protect my family and my reputation. i'm not going to discuss my private life or this civil case in the media. i will respond to the outrageous allegations and the appropriate forum. >> roethlisberger is accused of sexually assaulting a woman last year. he said he intended to fight the lawsuit while remaining focused on the upcoming football season. >> 44 people are charged in a wide-reaching and complicated corruption probe in new jersey. a number of suspects, including the newly elected mayor of hoboken, and five rabbis walked into the headquarters in newark today. the charges come from probes into money laundering and public corruption. the investigation began with money laundering and widened when they said the politicians began taking bribes. up next you will see house alfonse an

spending program that they could off the shelf that had not been passed and stuff it in a bill and slap a label on it called stimulus. this bill spends more money between september 30th, 2011, and september 30 of 2019 than it does in this fiscal year. the problem is now let's be putting tax cuts and safety net programs out that have an immediate impact now, not doing what they did, come is blow up in cost of government permanently by putting a bunch of money out there that's going to be spent for the next ten years. sean: those of us that read numbers understood it's sort of like laurel and hardy or abbott and costello, you pick whatever pair you like, traffic and weather together, come is a great radio line that you hear on radio stations. if in fact -- it's sort of like spending and taxes go together. you've got to -- if you're going to spend all that money, taxes are going to necessarily follow. here's the problem. axelrod even acknowledges taxes may go up on the middle class, barack obama made a george herbert walker bush like statement. he said look, under my plan, no family making

he says the decision to clothes the dealership is a slap in the face. >> gm could care very little about cissna park. we're just a small dot on a map. >> you never would have thought so many people cared. >> reporter: 50 dealers who promised higher sales got a reprieve from gm but karen rust says to remain open she would rather shut down. >> we did the best we could. i don't have any apologies or regrets. >> reporter: just 9 the 4 years of memories and uncertainty future for one small american town. ceril brown, cbs news. cissna park, illinois >> glor: they called it a crime scene. relative came to the historic black cemetery hoping to locate remains of loved ones. four cemetery workers were accused of exhuming bodies in an alleged scheme to resell plots. up next in tonight's cbs evening news, the kidney swap set a record and saved eight lives. >> glor: six men and women look for recoveries that outdid a fictional tv show. we have most on the complex multiple kidney transplant ever. >> reporter: two years ago the simple pleasure of walking their dog around the neighborhood became a distr

>> what i don't want to see is beer-drinking, back-slapping like nothing ever happened and we put it on the back burner again. >> he talks about health care again. >> we need to get it done this year. >> republicans argue taxing small businesses to pay for reforms could cost millions of jobs. >> it's a prescription for disaster. >> in a report out this weekend, the white house said small businesses would get a tax credit and would be exempt from fees for not providing health coverage. >> even some democrats are against this move and some say if the president can't get his own party on board, the political costs could be huge. >> yet another reason why president obama wants to get the health care bill pass pa -- bill passed, 46 million people in the u.s. don't have health insurance. the number is even larger for those who don't have dental care. that number is 143 million. that's why the university of maryland dental school gave free dental screenings. they teamed up with companies and nonprofits to help baltimorians in need. >> these are people who are uninsured or underinsured, that

spending program that they could off the shelf that had not been passed and stuff it in a bill and slap a label on it called stimulus. this bill spends more money between september 30th, 2011, and september 30 of 2019 than it does in this fiscal year. the problem is now let's be putting tax cuts and safety net programs out that have an immediate impact now, not doing what they did, come is blow up in cost of government permanently by putting a bunch of money out there that's going to be spent for the next ten years. sean: those of us that read numbers understood it's sort of like laurel and hardy or abbott and costello, you pick whatever pair you like, traffic and weather together, come is a great radio line that you hear on radio stations. if in fact -- it's sort of like spending and taxes go together. you've got to -- if you're going to spend all that money, taxes are going to necessarily follow. here's the problem. axelrod even acknowledges taxes may go up on the middle class, barack obama made a george herbert walker bush like statement. he said look, under my plan, no family making

bottom of the fourth inning, at that ball is slapped into right field. we are tied at four, and it is still tied at the bottom of the eighth right now. check out this. there goes the back into the stands. look at that fan, snags the bat while on the phone. american lance armstrong told reporters he thought his comeback would be a lot easier than what it has ben. he is sure making it look easy. he kicked it into another gear today. the mystics in minnesota tonight are taking on the linx. washington lost in overtime, 96- 94. venus williams touchdown in washington tonight. venus is taking on the castle's with her protein. the castles one the team competition. before the match tonight, venus held a clinic for. use, as a part of her effort to promote the sport. some of the kids got a chance to play venus williams. >> being a role model is much more than what i thought my career would come to. it is like icing on the cake. it has become full circle. here i am giving a clinic, and billie jean gave a clinic when i was 8 years old. >> venus williams had to be thi

he slaps that into the gap with two men on. he is enin. the orioles would build a 4-0 lead. into the corner it goes. the orioles' lead was cut to 4- 3. aid to run shot under the rock pile ties the game at 5. for the first time in his career, from the right side of the plate, he went deep. there is. he rounded the bases, giving the orioles a 6-5 lead. i felt certain that last year i had seen the greatest tennis match i ever would with a five set epic final. it may still be true, but the debate is open today after another piece of brilliance on the press. this time andy roddick trying to play spoiler to better -- to federer. roddick gets sent wide and takes the first, 7-5. a passing shot down the line. federer cannot take the net. the wizards of touch trading shots. advantage to roger federer there. now it is 15-14 in the fifth. roddick is serving to stay alive. roger federer pounding away and claims his seventh wimbledon title, 15th career grand slam. he now plays claim to the greatest tennis player of all time. >> it is not really one of those goals you set, but it has been

that he allegedly pushed her into a glass table, grabbed her by the throat, slapped her.also accused of hitting her in 2008. let's listen to him. he was speaking. this is roberto rodriguez, father of the missing baby and another child with darlene haynes. >> turn yourself in, okay? you don't want to turn yourself in? go ahead. keep running. the law's going to catch up with you eventually. all right? that child needs medical attention. okay? have a heart. i don't care if you just drop the kid off at a hospital. >> okay, don, knowing the history between these two, there you heard from roberto rodriguez. if you're police, is that who you're focusing in on, at least right now? >> i think the people that are closest to her have to be looked at first. and this guy is very close to her. and they've had some issues that's gone on between them. so certainly you've got to look at this guy very thoroughly. but you can't just let it stop there, mike, because again, there's baby selling that's going on out there, and has been going on. we've got to keep that in mind. this was a very v

he put her in a choke hold, slapped and beat her. in the same hearing he was called to cease electronic firing. >> i just wanted to have some assurances and also understand some of the processes that they use in making decisions on where young people are placed. >> reporter: are you satisfied with what you were told. >> yes. >> once they found out davis was on gps monitoring of he later cut off. meantime police are investigating a murder this searching after finding a man's body in northwest baltimore. it happened around 12:30 this afternoon. police say the map had been shot. >>> the parents of those baltimore county students struck and killed by a late rail rain haven't been answered. they want to know why they didn't see the teens before or after they were hit. >> reporter: the two teams were struck by a northbound train about 2:55 people on sunday but it wasn't until 15 minutes later that the two were found on the track by someone else on another train. the teens were walking on the southbound tracks of when they were struck from

. >> what i do not want to see is beer drinking, back slapping, like nothing happened, and then we do not deal with the very real issue of race. >> after the diversion caused by the president's comments on the arrest, the president was back on message this weekend, talking of his health reform package and urging congress to get a plan passed this year. you pay taxes and you expect certain services in return. but if you have a crash on state road, your taxes may not cover the state's expenses, so they could end up sending you a bill. monday at 11:00, we expose this controversial practice. >> it is called a crash tax. few are even aware of it. russell ford knows all about the crash tax. the diabetic passed out and clipped a telephone pole. he later got a bill from the state, demanding he pay more than $5,000 for traffic control. >> it is like double taxation. i do pay taxes for highly control, but yet they charged me for how we control. >> ford and others are feeling the squeeze. insurance companies are refusing to pay, and the state is not backing down. >> monday at 11:00, how you coul

the idea of slapping the pinko label on something is very important to the left and right. here's the right wing script that dates from the days of alger hiss. the left was wrong about the soviet union in the 1930's. the left was wrong but the postwar soviet threat. the left was wrong about the vietnam war. and skipping forward to the war in iraq, the left was wrong about the war in iraq and about the measures we need to take to combat terrorism. that is the right wing script about the left. all of these issues were raised at the time of the alger hiss trial. what is patriotism? what do you have to do to be a real patriot? who is a real patriot? the left-wing script is just the far left script, not the liberals but. it's the opposite. the right was wrong about the threat from hitler in the 1930's, which it was. the ride was wrong about the need for government intervention in the economy in the 1930's, which it was in my view. then the right was wrong about the strength of the postwar communist threat. that again is the left left-wing opinion. the left is the reason we lost

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there's a bigger problem here with police thinking if someone peek speaks to you disrespectfully you slaphem with a charge of disorderly conduct. >> right. and the flip side of the argument, of course, is that police are worried of protecting themselves in situation that is get heated. you can see both sides of the case, but this is another layer of it. not just a race issue but a sexual orientation issue. >> absolutely. we'll stay on top of the conversation all morning long. >>> according to a new custody agreement, katherine jackson gets to keep her grandkids and biological mom debbie rowe gets to build a meaningful relationship with the son and daughter she gave up years ago. >> roea few weeks ago had a conversation with the paparazzi letting them know if she was ready to take custody of her kids. her response, are you ready to get your butt kicked? >> the first website you are saying now, what are you reading about the custody agreement? >> well, from the start, debbie rowe has had little contact with the kids. she saw them occasionally here and there. she really wanted michael jackso

to help pay for it, the bill would slap a new surtax of up to 5.4% on those with incomes of over $400,000 a year. most republicans are already vowing to oppose the plan. >> what we really have here is a bill, that without any question, will kill jobs, will limit access to health care, will raise taxes and will lead to a government takeover of health care. >> reporter: and abc news has learned that senate democrats are considering something entirely different. new taxes on health insurance and pharmaceutical companies. the new taxes could bring in more than $100 billion. but would be haughtily opposed by the health industry. democrats are scrambling to get health bills passed in the house and the senate by august. but even if they succeed, the tougher challenge will come in the fall, when they try to resolve the major differences between the house and senate versions of the bill. jonathan karl, abc news, capitol hill. >>> in beverly hills, investigators searched the office of michael jackson's dermatologist, looking for medical records. it is the latest effort to determine if prescription

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but that's falling apart because some congressional democrats propose slapping new taxes on insurance and drug companies. viviana hurtado, abc news, washington. >>> supreme court nominee, sonia sotomayor heads back to capitol hill today for a final day of questioning before the senate senators have been trying to pin sotomayor down on a number of hot-button issues, including gun control and abortion. so far, she's carefully chosen her words. some senators say she's dodging their efforts. >> let's say i'm 38 weeks pregnant. and we discover a small spinal bifida sac. would it be legal in this country to terminate that child's life? >> i can't answer that question in the abstract because i'd have to look at what the state's law was on that question. >> can you give me your opinion of whether or not in this country i personally, as an individual citizen, have a right to self-defense? >> as i said -- i don't know if that legal question has ever been presented. >> i wasn't asking about the legal question. i'm asking about your personal opinion. that's what american people want to hear, your

tavis: for those who cuss me out and slapped me in person if i did not ask you why?i was born jehovah's witnesses. we have never voted. that is not to say that i do not think that president obama is a very smart individual. he seems like he means well. prophecy is what we all have to go by now. a very interesting idea, a sold- out concert in london we played 21 nights in a row and all of the concert were sold out. when i watch television over there and you would see the united nations feed, you would hear them talk a lot about religion. you would hear the bible mentioned constantly. this is not what we are used to in the united states. it is almost that there is no need for god or religion or justice in politics. there is supposed to be a separation of church and state over here. we cannot have the separation of state and morality though. songs like "dreamer" and the other is the same thing. tavis: i have good news and bad news. the bad news is that i am out of time for this show. the good news is that i think a five been on my producer, i might get prince to stick a

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this really is a slap in the face for this community who has been working hard. >> all of the victims are expected to survive their injuries. if you have any information you are asked to call 1-866-7-locked up. the police commissioner is expected to all the press conference later this afternoon. more tonight at 11 of -- eleven is at 5:00. an early morning accident in white marsh just before 5:00 a.m.. police say a car turned in front of a street sweeper -- a street sweeper traveling east on honeygo boulevard boulevard. >> it basically t-bond the passenger vehicle, pushing it some districts. the car erupted into flames and all the occupants are deceased. >> the ages and genders are unknown. police say the bodies are burned beyond recognition. the president's deadline for health care reform is quickly approaching. the goal is to engineer a deal by friday but it looks like it may not happen. the house council vote next week but the senate has given up on the summit deadline. the president will be stumping for the plan in north carolina and virginia while lawmakers try to make progress be

they couldn't slap it on anymore.y, in my mind, if i just had a piece -- >> good morning, bob. >> how you doing. let me show you what's happening right now. it was a cold start for the last couple of morning. a little bit of a change for you. that's all ahead of the cold front and the cost is in memphis now. a little more humidity in the air. so we're waking up to warmer temperatures this morning specifically from the carolinas to the south. here's what it looks like. nearby macon, broke a record 56 degree low temperature yesterday morning. this morning a little bit warmer, a little bit more humidity in the air. that's evidenced by the high clouds you can see there. 87 degrees. a couple of showers. a couple of storms specifically north and west of the city that develop late aer today. here's what it looked like. a little bit of line of action coming about in louisiana. in toward mississippi. heavier downpours coming in to o huntsville. up the line a little bit farther toward ohio, you can see the cincinnati radar. loo

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