is tom jones -- are you too young to know tom jones?mmy: okay. >> i didn't emerge from a perfect orb of light this morning. like the beginning of close encounters. or end. >> jimmy: to be honest, i don't know who half the celebrities are in england. so i don't know if you would know all of our celebrities. >> he's welsh. we own him. you cannot escape where you're from. that's one of the great things in life, jim. you can never escape where you're from. >> jimmy: what do you and tom jones say to each other? >> it was like i was staying at a hotel. i was going down the stairs. i think it's good exercise. don't always go in the elevator. it's very lazy. i once saw a tubby person getting in the elevator and i thought that's because they don't take the stairs. i swore a life-long oath, always get the stairs from that day forward. always, it's a tip. a tip. >> jimmy: that's a good tip. >> that's one of the few tips i can share on your show. other ones are sex tips. though there are so many good techniques, i can't say them because they're too

all sorts of unintended consequences every time they attempt to do something and are simply taken tom jones is famous single sex bomb reworded it with debt bomb and i think it's pretty funny we've set it in congress and i got to burn less strippers in and as i sing the song they take their clothes off and all that they have left on by the end of the song is too little gold coins revealing their essential private parts and i suppose the theme of the song is that by the time you strip everything bare all that's left is gold great well i suppose for the sequel you might get prince harry he seems to be fine of taking his calls up these days but speaking of death bombs the u.k. has just announced a shock deficit of over five hundred million pounds a large part of the deficit was caused by the shutdown of north sea oil now with declining output from oil from the north sea what does this suggest for the future of the u.k. economy especially for a city of one another that is that worked out well there were two big things that made our economy strong in the eighty's and ninety's and early part of th

of weeks understand yeah we're going to sing that bomb together on stage and hopefully we'll get tom jones to join us ok well that's going to do it for this edition of the guys the report with me max geyser and stacy herbert our thank my guests dominick for me is going to send an email please do so at kaiser report r t t v are you until next time x. guys are saying. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom part of the big picture.

of weeks understand yeah we're going to sing debt bomb together on stage and hopefully we'll get tom jones to join us ok well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert our thank my guest dominick for me is going to send an email please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying bye.

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and with us is former nasa astronaut tom jones joining us from our washington, d.c. bureau. and this must be a special night for enthusists and everyone else out there watching. >> mars has been in our imagination over a century. we've had mars rover spirit and opportunity on mars this, rover is so times bigger than those previous rovers and we're going to learn about the suitibility of mars for past and present life there. >> and this is especially intense because nasa is testing out a brand new landing technique. >> it's a real nail biter, there is a sus tim that is there on the planet we're awaiting 14 minutes of radio delay. to get signals back to tell us whether this is being put down on the surface, we're hearing signals to indicate whether each step is been going properly. when we get the final step that it's sitting on mars we'll know it goes for a five-year plus mission. >> and this would only be a success if it's transmitting information in the right place. seems like there is so much they have to get right. what happens if it isn't in the right place. >> there is

. >> gregg: joining us live is tom jones, a former nasa astronaut who work with neil armstrong on an advisory board. he is also a fox news contributor. tom, thank you very much. you were 14 years old in july 1969. take us back to that day? >> gregg, that is one i'll never forget. i was with my family on vacation. we pulled off to the side. highway and listened to it on the radio. went to hotel and watch it on television the first moon walk. and neil and buzz dancing around on the lunar surface. that was one of inspirational things that got knee going toward the space program myself. to work with neil was truly and honor. >> gregg: it was one of america's proudest moments, wasn't it? >> with the culmination of eight years of intense effort, so many hundreds of thousands of people with neil and his crew put everything, their entire lives achieving the landing on the moon. marriages, broke up. people didn't see their children grown up because they were all in for that apollo program that president kennedy had challenged the nation. with neil happened to be the person who commanded the mi

bringing in former astronaut tom jones. i would like you to reflect on your memories of mr. armstrong and your thoughts right now. >> my memories go way back to 14-year-old kid watching the first moon landing and learning the name of neil armstrong and the rest. he was the person that helped can united states achieve winning the space race against the soviet union. we go into the 21st century he'll be landmark personality. later on when i became an astronaut admiring his work, i finally got to meet him when i was flying on the space shuttle. that was a dream come true for me to actually get to talk with neil and learn a little bit about his career and about our future in space. >> do you remember what you said to mr. armstrong when you met him that day? >> i think i just told him it was great pleasure to meet him and how much i admired his work. we worked together for a couple of years on strategic planning for the future of nasa human space flight program where astronauts can go next. we haven't been back to the moon in almost 50 years. i think we disappointed neil in not f

jon: tom jones.na: take you live to montgomery, county, maryland we're getting life pictures after bus going into a home. silver spring, maryland in fact. according to local reports, 10 to 15 people on board this monday morning when that bus went into that house. surprisingly at least again according to the initial reports we have a few minor injuries for the folks on the bus and no injuries of those inside the home but quite a repair job i would imagine. you see that car, the black car in the middle of things. we'll try to get you information and bring you updates during our next hour of "happening now" imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children

tom jones, former astronaut and fox news contributor will be here and talk us live through the very touchyding right here live on fox news tonight. >>> the federal agency now notorious for its lavish out of town conferences is making headlines again. this week the gsa held a training conference at opry land hotel. exactly at the same time the administrator was sitting on the hot seat in capitol hill. one of the people asking questions is republican jeff denham. you did not vote to adjourn. you're here in washington and still have a lot of work on your mind, gsa chief among that. tell us what you're looking into. we hear of 77 new events or conferences that have come to light and millions in bonuses as well. >> 77 conferences after the president issued his executive order, so the real question is why are these agencies, why is gsa in particular who sets the stand for every other agency, why are they ignoring the president and commander-in-chief on these conferences. >> shannon: are you worried about the public trust eroding as a whole. gsa is supposed to be setting the stand, the gate keepe

taiwan jones on a third and long will run for a raider first down. it was a draw hand off, tom, to taiwan jones. got him spread out a little bit. he pumped that for 14 yard. >> i don't think seattle was expecting a running play. they ran a nice hand off to the right side. taiwan cut it back to the middle of the field, some nice strong and fancy dancing to get to the 1st down. >> taiwan went to eastern washington university. his helmet was knocked askew. the raiders bring in mike goodson. he played so well early in camp and took that vicious hit and hasn't been the same player since. goodson coming wide right, rolls around to the 37 yard line. even though taiwan was so impressive last week in the win over the lions, jim, dennis allen told you and i last night, just don't assume he's going to be daren mcfadden's backup. the competition between goodson and jones is still open. >> certainly wide open. he got hurt in that arizona game as you mentioned. i felt he was running well against detroit last week. >> the play sheet has been run, 2nd and 6, they put david osberg out to the ri

let's bring in tom jones, a former astronaut and fox news contributor. >> hi, shannon.i understand the pictures are even more colorful than they expected. what does that say about what we are learning about the surface. >> we are starting to be able to identify what the surface composition is like and what kind of minerals we see in different places act surface and it gives us some targets of opportunity for study right there at that location. we have been able to identify that the superficial sort of veneer, if you can say, of the dust and dirt on the surface is right over some bedrock. so right nearby there is bedrock that perhaps curiosity could examine also. shannon: how much of a success for nasa is it after spending 360 million miles, they lands within a mile of their target. this has to be huge encourage to the nasa folks. >> it is. this is the precise target the guys were aiming for on mars. the jet propulsion laboratory was using the science lab and curiosity to get inside the crater that hold the said ement ement -- the sediment rocks. shannon: we understand t

tom jones, good to see you. amazing what they can do. >>heather: cool stuff.. we will bring it to you live tonight at 1:30 a.m., eastern right here on the fox news channel. >>gregg: that does it for us. fox news sunday with chris wallace is coming up next. hope you have a great week, everyone. people have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a recent survey, 95% of people who tried it agreed that it relieved their headache fast. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a special trial offer. metamucil uses super hardworking psyllium fiber, which gels to remove unsexy waste and reduce cholesterol. taking psyllium fiber won't make you a model, but you should feel a little more super. metamucil. down with cholesterol. but you should feel a little more super. thank you, nana send money to anyone's checking account with chase quickpay. all you need is an email address or mobile number. you're welcome. take a step forward and chase what matters. ♪ i want to go ♪ i want to win [ breathes

tom jones paid tribute to his childhood hero.the most r reticent. when all of us look at the moon, we should remember the skill that he and his crew brought for apollo, and i hope that we can equal that the achievements, neil and his team brought to this country. >> gretchen: he was 82 years old. >> steve: a gunman who can illed his former boss outside the empire state building on friday, was being evicted from his new york apartment. jeffrey johnson pictured bird watching in central park a km of months ago, couldn't make rent from being fired from his job. and he blamed that man, who he shot dead, that former boss, and the two were said to have a long time feud even before johnson was laid off. nine people were hurt after the shootout and cops say that johnson shot the guy in the head and killed moments later after turning his gun on officers. a crazy scene. >> lance arm strong back in his bike in a 36 mile race in california. appearing publicly since the decision was made to strip him of the seven tour de france titles. we're n

joining us former has at that astronaut, author of plan technology, a fox news contributor, tom jonesgood to see you. derek pitts, from franklin institute planetarium. tom, we were talking about this yesterday and we were oh so optimistic and hopeful that it would succeed and did. kind of makes you proud to be an american. what a technological achievement here, a tribute to american industry justness and ingenuity, isn't it? >> a product of 10 years of intense design work and engineering to make the spacecraft survive. this is nail-biting landing on mars. con graltlations to the jet propulsion team and nasa. we'll have five years of amazing results coming from mars. it is the prelude to the next big step in mars exploration which is bringing samples back from the red planet. learning about possible life there and paving the way for human explorers. gregg: derek, when tom and i were covering yesterday, we got e-mails from people saying billions spent on this is a waste. there are no martians on mars. that is not the point. the point is we're not looking for existing life there but the

issued tweets and comments criticizing paula jones tom i'm so sorry to interrupt you but i do you know here at r c a we are standing by for the for the comments from the ecuadorian foreign affairs minister to cardo pinto regarding are they granting julian assange asylum in the country let's tune in now and see what he has to say. well we are standing by here on this for you from ricardo pinto the ecuadorian foreign affairs minister here is now let's have a listen to see what if since. i am going. to steal a number to declare to make a statement in here and on behalf of the ecuadorian government it's going to be divided into two parts the first part will refer to the. what the. government said yesterday that has to the with the brands that we have received from the u.k. . think about that in the in the hour we were at the embassy in london only and in the second place a statement about the answer of thirty two words the security on the asylum request by assign each of them in a part of the first part of the statement. it was called we want. to state strongly states that position of the

. >> tom: take a look at the dow jones industrial average. we've seen a lot articulated with the dow. but trending high since the june low. here's tonight. 13,000. you think another thousand points for the dow before the end of the year. why? >> that's right. at the start of the year our target was 13,5,000 to 14,000. the market spent a lot of time trying to withstand the challenging headline news, but today's session is a dmrim glim of what can happen with news more favorable. and with the debates and conjecture about europe and elsewhere, i think we'll have a respite from that, and the market will benefit, and also i think the strong trends with respect to earnings will continue to play here, and we're seeing broad and diverse sector lordship. i think that's very important also. >> you're looking at dow stocks and large caps to provide you with profits in the months ahead, beginning with cf industries, known as a fertilizer manufacturer. the stoblg price has rallied nicely. we've seen corn and soybean prices pop because of the droutd. what

tom was -- you knew david from the time you were born. horn in berkeley and was editor of the earth just as in the environmental movement has these medalist jones commandeers tom as signed then pulled them together. you want to talk a little bit? you can stand up at the pulpit. >> well, it's great to hear all this stuff in thank you very much for this book. as some of you may know, i've actually got california university press biography of deep broward that might take me a lot longer than i realize, that this book i'm going to steal from shamelessly because there's wonderful stuff in the other that will fit quite nicely. in fact, the amount of material that i have to go through scares me all the time. it's wonderful there's a couple hundred boxes of papers and letters and journals and clippings and all sorts of things at the bancroft library. the sierra club gave world history as with many of the old-timers gave contemporaries in the older ones than younger ones. not matter when so much, but there are two or three dozen oral histories and everybody is to say about howard and these oral histories. some complementary and some less so. so it's a g

joining us now, the series co-creator and co-producer, tom fontana, and one of the show's stars, tom weston-jonestalking about how stupid tv people were? they go -- >> yesterday we were. >> we were. we were talking with a guy saying how stupid these guys -- oh, this won't work, the series about music. don't work. >> right. >> now we have three -- >> then couple years ago, period pieces don't work. i started watching this. it starts in 1912. it's explosive. >> so did "the tudors." >> you guys decided to make it even harder on yourself. you start in 1864. for a dork like me, i know that's a year after the riots in new york city but why is this time period so fascinating in the life of new york city? >> well, i think that the show is paralleling a lot of stuff that's going on today. there's an unpopular war going on. there is a presidential election going on. the re-election of lincoln. there's terrorist threats on new york. there's poverty. there's racism. there's immigration issues. >> there's also the 1%. it seems like in the investigations, they always lead you back to the richest and the wealth

kevin gregg comes in for tom hunter in the fourth inning and adrian beltre again hits a home run. adam jones runs out of room. nick markakis drove in all three orioles runs. there a half-game back of the oakland a's. tough night to finish the road trip. 3-3. the ravens and jacksonville tonight at m&t bank stadium. the ravens figure to play their regular is well into the third quarter and that includes paul kruger who is starting at outside linebacker, a spot that was played by terrell suggs. ray lewis said paul kruger is coming into his own. >> he has a great opportunity to increase his role. he is our next guy to keep these young guys and show how to get to the quarterback. >> kickoff tonight at 7:30. gerry sandusky with the simulcast. the ray lewis vernacular. >> thank you. 6:26. do you remember one year ago today? the events that shook our world. >> the last train car be moved as we speak on a tractor- trailer. a live report from ellicott city is next. s facings of pit bull a tough decision from their landlord -- their dog or their home. >> we have some problem spots in harford county to

tom harkin welcomes the big picture. but come back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to iceland and talk with jones a member of parliament in iceland who's about to launch the pirate party in iceland brigade to walk on back to the kaiser report thank you for having me again all right brigade you are forming the pirate party in iceland what is it why are you doing it well i had thought he started in two thousand and six and sweden. responds to. that very hard to sneak about tax on the people behind the hard day. as we have asked the party has developed it's actually looks like it is the new way for parties. with a new party in the world sort of taking over the role that the lean tos to have a long time ago where an entirely different kind of politics with. him particularly focused on. online rights. and freedom of information the right prissy and all these things are great concern to us or use the internet on a regular basis and so we in iceland. how are establishing this new party looking at the german purge party they have had tremendous success in germany this we've got two members of the e.u. parliament

tom. >> yikes. you know what, you're ruining it for everybody. >> tune in on thursday morning. you will get to see the video. >> all right. >>> lolo jonesould be shaking her head if she could watch us now. my goodness. >> all right. >>> 5:57 is our time right now. ahead, the disqualified u.s. olympian who is blaming some funky brownies for failed drug test. >>> inside the olympic park that moved many people to tears. >>> but right now a live look outside for you this morning as we look at temperatures in the 70s and 60s for some of us right now. i got the chance to start my own business. i know what it's like to hire people and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. there'd been way too much spending. and in massachusetts i found a budget that was badly out of balance. our legislature was 85% democrat. and every one of the four years i was governor, we balanced the budget. i want to use those experiences to help americans have a better future. we believe in our future. we believe in ourselves. we believe the greatest days of america are ahead. i'm mitt romney

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jones. >> good morning. >> always a pleasure to see you. >> glad to be here ivan's the author of "rebuild the dream." but tom coburn, what do you think?om coburn but, you know, if the tea party gains strength it means two things. number one, the republican party will be the minority party for a long period of time. if they dominate the republican party, you know, each base says, pay athe engs to us. democratic far left. republican far right. elections are always won in the middle. you know what percentage of texans voted for cruz yesterday? 5.8%. a radicalized far right 5%. so they will be the minority party but second, guess who's the most unhappy man in washington this week? mitch mcconnell. he has another articulate, smart person whose job it will be if he follows tea party line to obstruct the senate. the six or seven there now spent their time obstructing. articles in the newspaper today why we haven't got things done is because of them so this will be very, very bad for the senate. like the house of representatives and mcconnell will have as many headaches as john boehner does. this is not good for the country and certainly not