b and tanya?thomas. >>> norway's police now believe last friday's mass murders were carried out by a lone wolf attacker. since killing 76 people in that bombing and shooting massacre, anders breivik has said he is part of a network of people plotting against multi-cultural europe. but authorities now say he acted alone last week and he kept his plans to himself for about a decade. their concern now is that his attacks could inspire others. >>> and some major developments in the sexual assault trial of polygamist leader warren jeffs. just before opening statements in texas yesterday, jeffs fired his high-powered defense team. he's now representing himself in a case which could land him in prison for life. jeffs told the judge his now former lawyers could not represent what he called a pure defense. >> one might view this as him saying that this is my battle and i want to represent myself. >> he made his decision. i think he'll do as good as he could do under the circumstances. >> the judge denied j

rob and tanya?t was our facebook question our site wnnfans.com. i think summed it up. i think they need to stop making speeches and focus on coming up with a comp myself. it's pretty sad when the leaders of this country can't sit town and work out a comp myself without someone storming off like a 4-year-old. >> i think a lot of people agree with john there. we want to hear from you. so, please weigh in on our facebook page. >>> financial analysts are weighing in this morning warning that even if a deal is in place by the august 2nd deadline some damage has already been done. here's abc's jim avila. >> reporter: the phones are hot in america's largest 401(k) manager. >> how can i help you? >> reporter: vanguard in philadelphia. main street calling wall street to ask what a deadbeat government would mean to its future. >> by and large the biggest question by far is what should i do with my portfolio? should i get out? >> reporter: the stakes are high and americans know it. >> going to the edge of a cl

good morning, tanya. house republican leaders wanted to send a strong message about spending cuts and party unity but some rebellious conservatives threw a wrench in that plan. it was a dramatic night on capitol hill that ended with nothing. shortly before 10:30 last night republican leaders postponed a legislattheir debt ceiling go down it go down in defeat. the plan proposed by house speaker john boehner would cut $900 billion from the deficit and extend the debt ceiling only through next spring. some house conservatives say it doesn't go f f enough, and after a long day and night of arm isting, republican leaders still didn't have the votes to get it passed. an unusually smug senate majority leader harry reid quickly took to the senate floor. >> i apologize to everyone for the late hour. we've been waiting for the house to conduct their business, and they're having trouble conducting it. >> reporter: earlier in the day speaker boehner projected confidence. >> today the house will take action again on a

rob and tanya?the lawyer said she probably would accept another trial, even though that could open up the possibility of actual jail time. i think the problem is people are going, h h can the guy who hit the kid get a lighter sentence than the mom? >> that seems so unfair, doesn't it? georgia has particularly tough jaywalking laws on the books. but just seems so unfair. >> that is insane. shocking story. i don't know what to say about that. she's still dealing with the loss of that little boy. >> the pain of losing a child and then being convicted. yeah it's really, really sad. >>> lighten the mood when we come back. >> on a lighter note, hugh hefner's ex will spill her sex secrets. >>> and is it boxers or briefs for alec baldwin? >> or something else? >> revealing details next in "the skinny." ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> woo. lots of good stuff today. let's get to it. >> here's a story that will come as a huge surprise to everyone out there. i'm so sorry to say that kat von d and jesse james have brok

rob and tanya?cers in australia had to use pepper sprato fight off an angry kangaroo. the animal attacked a 94-year-old woman in her backyard as she went to the hospital with cuts and bruises, she told police she thought she was going to die. wildlife rangers managed to trap the male kangaroo and want to know if his injured leg had anything to do w with his rampa. no decision has yet been made about the animal's future. >>> here we go. you better hang out for this one. because it is our, what? oh, a little slow today. it's our favorite, there we go, story of the day. here we go. >> this one involves a woman from south carolina who was ticketed for having one of those, well, let's just say an ornament hanging off a trailer hitch of her pickup truck. that ornament is meant to simulate a certain male body part, use your imagination. >> very ballsy. a cop wrote her a ticket and says he was following the law. >> very specifically says you cannot have human body parts dangling from the vehicle anywhere. o

good morning, karen. >> reporter: good morning, tanya. good morning, rob. republicans and democrats are no closer to a deal and house speaker john boehner's back is against the wall as he tries to rally support for his own proposal. the capitol hill switchboard is near capacity as americans voiced their frustrations about the debt ceiling stalemate. >> i'll be happy to pass it along to the senator, all right. >> we should not be raising the debt ceiling. >> do you believe the president should also cocoromise? >> reporter: there is a heightened sense of urgency in washington with five days left before the nation hits its credit limit. john boehner confidently declared the house would raise the debt ceiling through next spring but yesterday the congressional budget office threw a wrench in the plan. it's analysis found that boehner's plan did not cut it as much as advertised, so now it's back to the drawing board. the speaker pushed off a vote until tomorrow pledging to rewrite the legislation to bring bigger cuts. he has now time toore up more votes amamg hi

good morning, tanya. in their dueling speeches last night, president obama and speaker boehner agreed on one thing, the nation cannot default on its debts, but how to avoid that catastrophe? that's where the finger-pointing came in. with less than one week until the government hits its credit limit, president obama scolded congress to get its act together. >> we can't allow the american people to become collateral damage to washington's political warfare. >> reporter: the president placed the blame on house republicans for refusing to compromise, but just minutes later, house speaker john boehner offered his rebuttal. >> the sad truth is that the president wanted a blank check six months ago, and he wants a blank check today. this is just not going to >> rep >> reporter: two plans emerged yesterday. one from house republicans that likely can't pass the senate and one from senate democrats that likely won't pass the house. neither plan raises taxes, but each would cut the deficit by about $1.2 trillion. se

we want to show you a picture of tanya gilbert. her family and friends.d learn from police telling them that the 19-year-old man kenny harding killed in san francisco could be connected to the shootings that happened in seattle on wednesday. it was late wednesday night that a man walked up on foot and opened fire, shooting at four people on a south seattle street. three of those people are recovering from injuries but as i said, tanya gilbert who had turned 19 and was expecting a baby was killed. one ever her friends told us that sunday was the first day she felt safe enough to step foot outside. learning that the person of interest was possibly shot and killed in san francisco did bring mixed emotions. >> from my understanding he was gunned down, i really do wish it wasn't like that. >> thought i was going to be able to see who he was in court and just to let him know the pain. >> reporter: the last young woman you heard from there, 16 years old, a survivor of last week's shooting, she has gunshot wounds to the leg and arm. she's among family and friends

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. >> tanya says her bank accounts never have six figures. >> i had ever attack. >> bank of america locked her online account. and apparently closed two of her accounts. so, she went to the bank to try to sort out the multimillion- dollar makes up in person. >> they would not give me any of my money and said they were in the process of closing my count and they would send me a check in 10 to 15 business days. >> tanya says that is too long to wait. her unemployment pay and child support is deposited into our account and rent is due friday. >> i struggle to do my best for my kids. now we will be homeless because i cannot get the money. >> a bank of america tells us it appears to be a very isolated incident. >> they have caused more into a family struggling already. >> a tough situation. bank of america has agreed to keep one of her accounts opened, giving her access to a small amount of money, while it investigates exactly what happened. as people use credit and debit cards more and more, the flow of cash has slowed. one type of bill has exploded in usage, $100 bills have exploded. >> schoo

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i'm tanya rivero. >> and i'm rob nelson. a huge part of texas is in the crosshairs, they need rain. >> this is the tropical storm don whipping up 40-mile-an-hour winds but it is expected to strengthenwaters. waters. >> by tomorrow afternoon it should be packing 65-mile-an-hour winds and is expected to make landfall near corpus christi. that c inches inches of rain from brownsville, san antonio, austin and houston. with 75% of texas now baking in exceptional drought that drenching rain will actually help but it's not likely to actually break the drought. on top of that ranchers have to contend with grasp hoppers, hordes of them eating up whatever grass is left for the cows. this year's plague is one of the largest in years thanks to the heat. >>> another storm is a political one, the clash over plans to solve the nation's debt crisis. >> four days to go until it defaults on its bills. there is a plan by speaker john boehner but it's almost dead on arrival. >> karen traversrings us up to date. >> reporter: good mornrng. speake

robert and tanya are both tired and stressed.de some promises he didn't keep, and she is coming on pretty strong -- >> fighting poverty is primarily why the federal government is funding marriage education, the argument being that couples that stay together, especially in low-income minority communities, are more stable and less likely to seek government assistance. although few question the benefits of marriage, there are questions about the government's role in education. >> you have the government telling you what type of relationships you will establish. >> sharon hayes is an expert on families and expert on government policy. >> would anne care to share your joys or struggle from marriage. >> she worries about federal money going to religious groups that might criticize gay couples or couples who choose not the marry. >> if marriage is aenerally good thing for society, it is a good thing for the people to be married why shouldn't the government be involved in that? >> it is implicitly saying there is one correct road, and it

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tanya marsh reefs wife in dr zhivago. really great movie but there were way too later versions of the same movie and clued in the russian version of a jealous other versions of no i didn't know i didn't know i was. somewhere i can't we're coming aware and some journalist found when he said hey you know they're making. a t.v. version of i think with keira knightley i'm not sure is that a great you know good it's a compliment if they're remaking it they're remaking it it means the story is still good and gives a chance to other people i didn't know there was a russian one zero zero zero be interesting to see there actually. was a lot of talk about the talkies killing in the. cinema do you do you share this opinion do you think. that the sound in the movies killed the whole era to which you were. not at all no i think that. my father was very brave he made city lights one sound and you know he really was. but. did destroy a lot of activists whose voices had nothing to do with what the public thought i mean there were the luc

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east and tripoli and triple a tanya in the west and this is a war that's going to go on even i think if gadhafi is killed in. syria on the other hand is the long standing monopoly of one party a. secular party headed now. the fault. of assad who is in fact an ophthalmologist in london and had no political experience and came back to undertake a governance and who is rather naive and not really very. very used to holding power and the result is that in syria you have i think a regime that will not fold will not. will not accommodate and probably believes that the west doesn't really want it to fall even though it's publicly criticizing syria so there are two completely different situations in libya i think you're going to get a persistent civil with or without gadhafi in syria you're going to get a persistent tyrannical government that will not yield and will not be forced out of power by the west ok well thank you very much. thank you. thanks very much. well that's how the news. tonight from moscow now despite president obama's pledge to shut the notorious prison camp one tunnel bay

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i'm tanya rivero. >>> good thursday morning, it's 5:24 and live picture here from sutro tower camera looking out. we have low clouds down there. don't worry, mike wants to pass along it will bun off and inland pretty warm temperatures with warmer temperatures still ahead. >>> stick around for this one. >> a hollywood premiere ended up looking like a scene from a film itself. police fought with a crowd that threw bottles outside a chinese theater. hundreds showed up documentary showed up and they became angry when it was cancelled. police in riot gear closed streets around the theater and ended up arresting about dozen people. >> a cosmetics ad featuring jude yeah roberts has been banned in britain. they say it exaggerate results that women use the product. loreal and you can see some lines on roberts and the effects are possible. an ad feesmg featuring christy was also banned. >>> have you ever thought about owning your own ghost town? a woman is selling 42 acres in south dakota including the tiny town which was rough and tumble cowboy town. there are nine residents there but it incl

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. >> it was devastated she could not go to fire work autos the 29-year-old tanya snead has terminal cancersurgery kept her away this summer. it could be the last holiday she has left to share with her 3-year-old son. >> it wasn't about fire works but seeinghrq fire works in kaiden's eye autos one call from a cousin was all it took to bring the scottsville fire department to her house, ready to make the miracle happen. >> the communityu! gives us. we had the opportunity to give back and tomy make an impression and a memory for her son. he can have for the rest of his life. >> kaiden may have covered his ears for the show but he sure likedfá riding in the truck. the crew made him an honorary fire fighter. >> always remember, buckle up. >> it's a night everyone hopes kaiden and his mom will never forgot. >> the story is one you need to cherish every day. you need to take time to let the ones around you know they're loved one autos regardless if they she has weerks, months, years, who knows? she got to see something beautiful. >>> a texas man is putting a new twist on the term mobile ads. and

good morning, i'm tanya rivero. >> i'm rob nelson.ck to the fun times here at "world news now." >> thank you, great to be back. >> wide awake, that's a good thing. >> i am wide awake for now. the night is still young or the morning or whatever it is. >>> the teens were in the alaska wilderness to practice their survival skills and they didn't expect they'd actually have to use those skills but they did when they surprised a mother bear and her cub. very, very lucky group of folks here. >> scary story. >>> chicago detectives thought arthur jones was murdered by the mob back in 1979. but the con man has been hididg in plain sight all these years. find out the ordinary, routine thing he did that tipped everyone off and landed him in trouble. >> i see the slots there, i have a little itch. >> las vegas is not the place to go. >> no, no, no. >>> and later this half hour, a woman who is caring for up to, get this, 700 cats. >> how is that possible? >> this story blows my mind. see how she changed her life to make some cats' lives just a lit

. >> guest: her name is tanya parks now. >> host: and your granddaughter. rochester, new york.you are on the air. >> caller: how are you doing? a quick comment about tecumseh that you mentioned a few minutes ago. tecumseh was the or original name and it means shooting start in shawnee or whatever his mother's made in tribe was. metacomme metacommetfought with the new englanders in the 1600. my question to the lady, linda hogan, is how many indian tribes to they still have their own original language and are they producing more scholarly work in that language and do you speak any of the different tribes's language? >> guest: almost all the tribe still have the language or are revitalizing. even have programs for children where they only speak language in school part of the time. and so emerging programs. i think that i have taken classes in chickasaw. i don't speak other tribal languages. if i did choose one i would try to speak navajo but it is way too complex so i am not sure i would be able to learn it. i am and amateur speaker. it is hard to learn another language and it is

my name is tanya and i am from chicago. i'm a mom of 3 daughters.n can really put a kink in my day and i turn into grouchy mommy. i used to take tylenol and now i take advil and i like it. it fast and it's reliable. my family needs me and i need to be there for my family. [ male announcer ] make the switch. te action. take advil®. >> bill: personal story segment tonight. during the casey anthony trial a man named clint house testified for the prosecution that he partied with casey anthony while her two-year-old daughter was missing. >> the nights that you were at fusion with the defendant, what can you tell the jury about her overall demeanor? >> she was partying and having a good time. >> when you say partying, are you talking about drinking? >> drinking, yes, sir. >> dancing? >> yes, sir. >> did she ever display any emotions to you that would indicate that she was upset about anything. in. >> no. >> did she appear happy? >> yes. >> bill: joining us from jacksonville, florida, is clint house. the scenario you spoke about is hard to believe for many

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three of the people are recovering from injuries but as i said, tanya gilbert who had turned 19 and expecting baby was killed. we spoke with her friends and family. one of the victim's friends told us it was the first day she felt safe enough to step foot outside after she heard the person of interest was shot and killed in san francisco, news that brought mixed emotions. >> from what i understand he was gunned down. i really do wish it wasn't like that. >> going to be able to see who he was in court and just to let him know the pain. >> reporter: family, what friends are waiting for, what we're waiting for is learn more from seattle police. we expect that to happen later this morning. live in seattle, marla, back to you. >> quite the involved case. thanks. budget cuts in contra costa county are taking a toll on overnight paroles. the sheriff's department feels as few as six deputies during the graveyard patrol to cover the entire county. by comparison, richmond staffs at least ten officers at night. other cities have at least six officers on patrol for a much smaller area. the contra costa t

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simpson case, the tanya harding case, the ramsey murder case, they took over the news business, and frankly, i don't blame people for not trusting us. we start running this stuff like evening soap operas instead of saying, there are more serious matter outs there. the tabloids led the way on that, for sure. >> that's true, but listen. it's understandable. it's normal for people to be interested in these major crime stories. i mean, look at the casey anthony story. it riveted the nation. but it rivets -- these cases rivet the nation for a deferent reason. people want to find out the truth. they actually are looking for that. and also, i mean, in the case of casey anthony, women, i think, were mesmerized by this, because they identified as mothers. and they wondered how can i, you know, how could any loving mother do this to a child. and we look at celebrities different here. we relate to celebrities as if they are our friends and to public figures. and we actually kind of measure ourselves against them. >> in fairness, phil, bonnie has a point there, we cothdo that, i'm not so certain that w

. >> we want to thank everybody, there was tanya, who helped us a whole bunch.e everybody watched it. a lot of pictures, this is kind of a recap. let's take a listen. [ cheers and applause ] >> mmm, fantastique! >> what does that mean -- >> oh! >> all right. just go for it! ♪ ♪ >> okay, okay, you can't all eat at once. >> ooh, what is going on? ♪ all we are saying ♪ is give peace a chance >> welcome to montreal for day two. >> canadian weather stick. when it's up, it means it's predicting good weather. and when it's down -- >> if there's one person i need to be forgiven. chuck's one person in the whole world is kathie lee. >> i can stay in town a little longer. >> here we go! ♪ ♪ >> look at hoda. >> it was, we just had a lot of fun. >> thank you, everybody, for coming down in the heat. they stayed there for hours and hours. >> they took tons of pictures, we have great pictures from our friends out there. by the way, look at those -- that is a little low, if you know whey mean. >> that apron was a hit. we've got to get those. we have to get those aprons. >> we've

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. >> we're going to put them up on the monitorexplain, tanya, how nancy did. >> nancy is the red box. is the average telomere length of her age. if you look at her box and you track it over to the green dot, that's her actual age based on her telomere lengths. >> so i'm 70 right now even though i'm 59? >> i'll make you feel better. there's a variance here, 8% to 10% error when you get older. it's plus or minus seven years. your range really is 63 to 77, with an average of 70. but your telomeres are shorter than someone your same age. >> you are likely to have -- >> a shorter life expectancyexp >> that's sobering. >> it's a variable. i could get hit by a bus this afternoon. >> please don't. >> thank you. >> but what's interesting to me, looking at that, is that i'm probably the first in my generation to really be affected by everything environmental. i'm a fast food kid. i grew up around cigarette smoke. you know, i wasn't perfect in college. i've had, you know, some excess alcohol in my past. >> but you workout -- >> but i'm not stupid. every one of those things takes a hit. that to m

sweetheart, if you have told the truth and not lied about everything -- >> do me a favor and tell me what tanya's number is. forget it. i'll get it from lee, i saw mallory's car was out front. it was just on the news, live outside the house. >> i know they were. >> well... >> well... >> can you get the number so i can call him? >>hi. >> hi. can you give me tony's number? >> i... i can't do that. i don't know what real good will do you, at this point. >> well, i'd like to talk to him, anyway. because i called to talk to my mother, and, it is a... waste and i don'want you coming up here when i have my first hearing, for bond and everything, don't even waste your time coming up here. >> you know, you are making it real tough for anybody to want to try to, even i -- making it real tough for anybody to want to try to, even if the issue is -- >> just, every, sickngle. >> let me finish. >> go ahead. >> you are asking me first, asking me for tony's phone number to call him and then you want to start pressing towards me and say don't worry about coming up here and trying to cut us out. >> i'm not trying t

rob blair, joe levin, rain, an gee, tanya, nancy, katie, joe. everyone has their expertise. we may have separate offices but we have, i think, collectively worked very well together to fashion a wonderful bill. i'd be happy to yield. mr. frelinghuysen: i want to -- mr. dicks: i want to add my support to this effort. i want to say how much i appreciate working with congressman frelinghuysen. especially on modernization of our new reactor of a follow-on summary. this is an enormously important program. the chairman's worked with us to make sure that the funding is appropriate and timely so that we can keep this program on track. for that i appreciate it. and all the staff and, chairman rogers, thank you, again, for regular order and staying with this. glad we were able to get an unanimous consent agreement. mr. visclosky: i yield to the chairman. mr. frelinghuysen: i'd like to thank ranking member pete visclosky for his friendship and putting together this energy and water bill. the water side effects every district. it's important. i think we did the right thing. the reliabil

my name is tanya and i am from chicago. i'm a mom of 3 daughters.d i turn into grouchy mommy. i used to take tylenol and now i take advil and i like it. it's fast and it's reliable. my family needs me and i need to be there for my family. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil®. [ male announcer ] make the switch. this 4th of july, celebrate the red, white, and blue with ocean spray cranberry, white cranberry, and blueberry juice cocktails. how did you wear this stuff growing up? it's so itchy. thou art not funny. [ fife and drum corps plays ] >>> a live picture of the kennedy space camp. the other? 30% chance -- >> it will. >> florida expects to lose some 9,000 jobs not just inxd nasa b other areas like souvenir shops and restaurants in the area. >> we're going to talk to some folks as to what wha their plans are, what will they do? will they have to go somewhere else to find new jobs? florida senator marco rubio will tell us what's been done to help them. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, an elderly woman is dead after a what appears to be a f

. >> reporter: 15-year-old jasmine and tanya agree. >> it feels nice to do something different.good in your life and not just, like the bad things that have happened in your past. >> there's better things in this world than just a couple pine trees out in the backyard. >> two, three -- >> all: glacier! >> reporter: when the day ended and the sun set behind the rockies, the kids hope for a brighter future, ignited by the grandeur and spirit of the land. >> when i first came here i didn't think i was going to learn how to use a campus or know what are mountains on a map, you know? but, you know, in just learning that, it proves that you can do anything. >> reporter: for "today," jenna bush hager, glacier national park. >>> that does it for us. scott williams, chris jansing, thanks, and ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪

i now have the honor of introducing tanya, rico, and raina. woo!chicago who joined the immigrant youth the justice league after they campaigned to stop the deportation of one of them. drawing inspiration for marylandlgbtq and immigrant rights movement, they galvanized students from around the country to declare a themselvesun -- themselves un documented and unafraid. they and the other award winners will receive a $5,000 prize and this beautiful fine arts print designed by a brilliant artist and activist. [applause] you can see it up close outside of this main hall at her? . i now want to give it to these three with our deepest thanks and respect. [applause] >> i am undocumented. my name is rico. >> might raina and i am undocumented and queer. >> thank you. i want to tell you about why it is so crucial for us to say out loud the word "undocumented" and "queer." harvey milk said, you must come out for your parents. i know that it is hard and it will hurt them. think about how they will help you in the voting booth. come out for your friends and your