>> well, hi there, tony.e irs as you said just prosecuted a tax preparer in jacksonville, florida, for falsely claiming the $8,000, first-time home buyer credit on a client's return. now, his clients either didn't buy the home or they didn't qualify for the credit. and there are more of these cases. 24 more criminal investigations pending. the agency said it has screening tools in place that can detect fraud. so, if you're caught, the penalties are steep, three years in jail, up to $250,000 in fines. even if you use a tax preparer, you are responsible for the accuracy of your tax returns. you may have to pay back taxes and penalties and interest. >> how can consumers protect themselves from fraud in this case? >> well, in this particular case, the tax preparer allegedly claimed the tax credit so he would get bigger refunds and more clients and fees. here's what you do, you've got to use a reputable tax preparer here. the sad truth is anybody can put out a shingle and claim to be a tax preparer. to be safe, yo

colleague, tony was just tony, always upbeat.always fun and we just miss him. it's just that simple. >> we did, julie, tony snow was a rarity in washington, he set the standard when it came to character and faith and family, no accomplishment, no achievement. he was more proud of than his three beautiful children, kendall robe and christy and to live on forever in our hearts here on fox news and with everyone else, in life that he touched. just truly one of a kind. back to you. >> julie: that was such a touching tribute. thank you so much for sharing it with us, griff, thank you. well, we're less than 24 hours away from the sonia sotomayor hearing tomorrow. now, if nominated she would be the very first lat tina appointed to the u.s. supreme court. we'll take a look at the nominee and preview what we can expect from her confirmation hearings, megan kelly with a special tonight. she'll join us live tonight. next. 4l [ thud ] [ woman sighs ] [ horn honks ] [ sigh ] a lot goes through your mind after an accident. but with liberty mut

>> i have a caller, tony in atlanta. >> tony has questions for you. so, the economy may be bottoming out and a modest recovery will begin this fall. yes or no? >> doesn't matter. because if the economy is bottoming out and there is a recovery later this fall, you're not going to feel it, and i'm not going to feel it, i don't think. >> what do you mean? >> we'll still have a jobs problem and a housing problem. you live in your house and if the house value is still going down or if you work at your job or if you're afraid of losing your job, those are the two most important things about your personal finance and personal economy. i don't want to give false hope for those two things for the near term. ben bernanke said -- >> christine, i'm sorry, i have to get to the house speaker nancy pelosi. we understand she'll start her weekly meeting with the media talking about health care reform. >> the other two committees are hard at work doing their jobs. today, we are going to hear real stories from real people about the impact that health care reform will ha

>> a very good question, tony.earing in a series of hearings held by the committee to track stimulus funding. the chairman said very clearly exactly what you said, tony, what they want to learn today, is the recovery act working? that seems to be a tall order. listen to republican congressman darrell issa, he's highlighting one of the chief concerns and criticisms of the administration's implementation of this act, accurate reporting and transparency is where the money is going. >> aren't the american people in this day and age in which we can google and find out what the neighbor's house is worth, when it last sold, what it's appraised at, why are we not in fact able to see when money was spent, no matter how spent, by the state or local or federal governments. >> reporter: republicanss are hitting the obama administration on its claim of saving or creating 150,000 jobs so far. republicans accused administration of, quote, rigging the game by using what they consider an impossible measure of tracking that effect i

otherwise, tony, we expect this to be a party line vote. democrats on this committee support her and every republican aside from senator graham has said that they're going to vote against her. listen to what the chairman of the committee, democrat patrick leahy said just a short time ago as well as the top republican, jeff sessions from alabama. here's what they both said just a short while ago. >> as set forth by the constituti constitution. as a prosecutor, as a judge, she has administered justice without favoring one group of persons over another. >> based on her record as a judge and her statements, i am not able to support this nomination. i don't believe anyone should be on any part of the united states that is not deeply committed to the ideal of american justice. that is, if they should set aside their personal opinions and biases when they rule from the court. >> so, on the judiciary committee, pretty much democrats and republicans divided on this vote. of course, there is a lot, there are a lot more democrats on this committee, so

colleague, tony was just tony, always upbeat, always fun, and we just miss him.tony snow's greatest legacy, guys, how he lived his life, he touched so many of them and greatest accomplishment. his family, he loved him so and we thank of them for sharing the years we had with him. >> i'll never forget i'm a lucky guy and i think tony would like us all to smile this morning. "fox & friends" will be right back. 0 my digestive system didn't always behave. "thunder and cracks of lightning." whatever i did my digestive upsets came back. but then came align with bifantis. the only probiotic clinically proven to provide ongoing protection against episodes of constipation, diarrhea, urgency, gas & bloating. align brings peace to my digestive system >> if you're having trouble selling your home in this tough economy. there may be a solution for you. trading homes are on the rise. do the risks outweigh the benefits? our own jonathan serrie takes a look at the new trend. >> trying to sell the suburban atlanta town house in a tough economy, dave merlino is forced to think out

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>> we are waiting for that, tony. just to give you, well, this is senator dick durbin right now. >> why don't we listen in. >> let's listen to that. >> the finance committee goes into a markup and then given to the majority leader to blend with the help bill and then bring to the floor couple days. and either we're going to go into overtime, which is always a possibility, or have to face the prospect of doing it after august. >> really, you think it's possible that you'll stick around? >> i will leave that to senator baucus and senator reed. our goal is to get this done and get it done right. i hope the finance committee efforts will -- >> one more question, senator. did the president do enough last night to give you all -- everyone here is toying with lots of ideas, particularly on the issue of how to pay for this reform and there seems to be some concern that he's not being aggressive or specific enough in saying what he wants. >> it's hard for the president to write the bill. that's our responsibility, the house an

we'll get more into that, tony. but he's saying the treasury wouldn't have difficulty doing that and that's not really an excuse. >> well, christine, two questions. it seems to me, first of all, do we know what these banks are doing with this money and why on earth wouldn't treasury be asking? >> we know what cig and bank of america are doing with that money because they're looking at every penny coming in and out because treasury is very involved in those banks. we don't know line for line what is happening at those other banks and, tony, good point here. in congress in the law that it passed, didn't put these strings on there. remember last fall how chaotic it was. ever since then treasury was trying to get a hold of how much transparency and how much they should be asking for and congress has been asking for more and more accountability but congress didn't give it to them in the first place. >> ladies, appreciate it so much. christine y think we're talking to you again next hour. appreciate it. >>> this discussio

tony? >> beautiful. i got you and you can hear us just fine? >> excellent. >> okay, so, here's the thing, the only republican, look, the idea of a bill, a republican bill and the way that you know a bill takes shape from your days as a congressional correspondent, that's not what's been offered by republicans to this point, correct? >> that's right. i didn't want to be rude to congressman cantor, but i wanted to press him on that point. >> but he said to you, we have bills. >> there are individual bills out there. individual congressman paul ryan from wisconsin, for example, have come up with different kind of plans, but there's been no one republican alternative, which the leadership, which is what matters. until the republican leadership like eric cantor number two behind john boehner until he steps up and says this is our bill and this is alternative to the president. it doesn't mean very much. on the other hand we need to point out and i will right now, this president has not come up wi

first of all, we have the nice image showing tony's blog, cnn.com/tony. >> that's too much.it's a nice picture. >> you like this one. come on, we wouldn't do that to you. >> a nice picture. >> we've got the phone call, too, right? you like that? >> are we getting calls? >> always keep your anchors happy, trust me, 1-877-742-5760. we're getting lots of calls. we'll hear more tomorrow. they are coming in, a lot of people interested in health care. >> we are trying to drill down and do as much as we can and break through the distractions and the noise and try to get to the heart of the debate. i think we did a pretty good job of tapping into it today. a lot of action on capitol hill now, on the senate side, the house version was due out sometime tomorrow. so, we will continue to do that. with our entire "money" team and, of course, with our senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen. josh, good stuff, as always. >> thanks, tony. >>> and tomorrow, let's get some of the phone calls on, all right? >> you got it. >>> all right, it's time for me to g

kyle, tony? >> just racing. tony was doing what he had to do. kyle was doing what he had to do.ss the sad thing is nascar didn't get the flag out earlier. kyle got hid heart for the third time instead of just maybe once or twice. >> not to say that it couldn't have been avoided. but listen, you've got drivers who instinctively are going for the win. they see the checkered in front of them and they are going to play against and offense and it's a product of restricted racing. >> if you run over somebody on the street you get a ticket. >> can't you get a ticket there. >> maybe. >> fortunately, we're able to laugh about it now but tall drivers are okay after the big hits that kyle busch and others took at the end of the race. something that went unnoticed in the controversy over the finish was the role tony stewart's pit cruel and stall played in his winning the race. there were several times when danny hamlin passed stewart on the racetrack but when stewart came down pit row his pit crew got him back the lead. >> these guys practice all week long that first pit stall, five guys ha

>> well, we've seen this before, tony.dangerous locations, beirut, we saw it in baghdad because it was war torn. here what we're doing with the trifecta of sorts, we're dealing with a weak u.s. economy, we're dealing with news about drug cartels and h1n1. so at first, mexico saw 25% capacity at hotels, so they decided to launch this website, mexicoupdate.com to try and be more transparent about it. but let me give you an example, tony. i light this site. farexee farecompare.com. newark to mexico city in the $300 range. a year ago, we were seeing it in the $500 range. and then the packages, talk about the packages. >> i'm ready to see this. >> this is like 50% off to cancun and cozumel. >> are you kidding me? >> yeah. we're seeing these online travel companies discount anecdotally. we're hearing people go to mexico and come back and say, you know, we are seeing a lot of freebies, free breakfasts, free transportation. as far as the hard stuff that we were just talking about from mexico city's government, not a lot of informa

i'm tony harris. and you are in the "cnn newsroom." >>> a young american soldier, scared, alone and in the hands of the taliban this morning. the pentagon identifies him as army private first class bowe bergdahl from just outside ketchum, idaho. he was captured june 30th in southeastern afghanistan. this video of bergdahl turned up on the internet over the weekend. the u.s. military is distributing pamphlets in afghanistan asking civilians if they have spotted bergdahl. let's turn to our pentagon correspondent now barbara starr. they are making demands. what about those and the efforts to locate private bergdahl? >> reporter: people will recall back on july 1st, essentially july 2nd, the military issued a very brief statement saying that private first class bergdahl, though they did not identify him, that a soldier had been missing in the remote border region between afghanistan and pakistan in paktia province. this was private first class bowe bergdahl of idaho. now this 28-minute appearing. bergdahl

barbara harrison has his story. >> reporter: hi, tony. how are you?porter: i understand you are interested in k-9 policing, is that right. >> yes. >> reporter: at 13 tony was excited to meet the real-life k-9 police officers. i want you to meet tony. >> nice to meet you. i am glad you are here. we have a lot to show you. >> reporter: they offered to give tony lessons in training dogs here at the police academy. >> as a police working dog, sometimes they get more playful than others. >> reporter: tony says he never had a dog at his own, but one of the foster homes he lived with had a dog that he still misses. do you like dogs? >> i love dogs. >> any particular type of dog that you like? >> all dogs. >> reporter: one of the difficult things for children in foster care is having to leave people, places and things, and never having a permanent place to call home. >> it really is hard. >> tell me why? >> because we have to pack up our stuff, and move to place to place, and packing and unpacking and packing. >> tony is a loving child. he is very adoptable.

i want you to meet toni. >> toni, very nice to meet you. i'm glad you're here.e a lot to show you today. >> reporter: two officers offered to give toni some lessons in training dogs here at the police academy. >> as a police working dog, sometimes they get a little bit mbunctious and they get a little more playful than others. can you pet him right here, right on his side. >> reporter: toni says he's never had a dog of his own but one of the foster homes he lived in had a dog that he still misses. do you like dogs? >> i love dogs. >> do you have any particular type of dog that you like? >> i like all dogs. sit. >> reporter: one of the difficult things for children in foster care is having to leave places, people and things, never having a permanent place to call home. >> it really is hard. >> tell me why. >> because you have to pack up our stuff and move to different places, to place to place. packing, unpacking, packing, unpacking. tony is a very loving, adorable childs. he's very into computers. he loves sports, especially hockey. he loves to be outside, he's

i want to you meet tony. >> tony, very nice to meat you. i'm glad you are here.e a lot to show you today. >> reporter: the officers offered to give tony some lessons in training dogs here at the police academy. >> as a police work dog, sometimes they get rambunctious and more playful than others. you can pet them here. right on the side. >> reporter: tony says he's never had a dog of his own. but one of the foster homes he lived had a dog that he still misses. you like dogs? >> i love dogs. >> reporter: do you have any particular type of dog you like? >> i like all dogs. sit. >> reporter: one of the difficult things for children in foster care is having to leave places, people, and things. never having a permanent place to call home. >> it is really hard. >> reporter: tell me why. >> pack up the stuff and move to different places. packing, unpacking, packing, unpacking. >> adorable, loving child. very adoptable. he is interested in computers and he love sports, especially hockey. he loves to be outside and remember outgoing and he has a great personality. >> repo

. >> anything, tony. i tell you anything you want to know. neil: you know, i remember remembering that scene when i heard about this other real-life scene at the white house. the leader of the c.b.o. called in by the big o for a little chat. barack obama just wanted to talk to doug, that's all, just talk, just to chat, in the oval office, in the white house, pronto. was i the only guy in the country saying, uh-oh? the only guy wondering whether this meeting had anything to do with his nonpartisan budget office pass on the president's healthcare package? that it wouldn't save money, that it would actually cost more money? not welcome news for tony -- i mean, barack -- i mean the president of the united states. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto, and who better this week, this particular week to ponder that little chat than johnny, johnny sack? remember him from "the sopranos"? the real-life vincent here now. oh, relax. for god's sake, it's summer, relax. we're just having fun here. and here to have fun with us, gary, lee, rob. you notice all

it was a real tribute to tony. >> i loved tony.olleague, he was always upbeat and fun and we just miss him. it's that simple. >> miss him we do, his example is one that i try to aspire to and every husband and father probably should try to, as well. he wrote in a column words of advice, we should be bold enough to love and humble enough to serve smiling all the way. >> kelly: we knew tony very well. i had the pleasure of working with him. one thing he also enjoyed was music and love for highs i can that he and i shared. he was very talented with just about any instrument he picked up. he passed that on to his children as well. >> reporter: including that, robbie is a spitting image he is accomplished guitar player. and i think we're going to see him strumming away. >> julie: griff had shared some amazing stories when we were together. you talked about how he taught you everything you know. he was a producer, griff was the producer. you say if it weren't for tony snow, you wouldn't object tv right now? >> that's right. we were so to

. ♪ >> reporter: we're here today with tony sloan.. >> it's great to be back. >> tony's got tricks of the trade for grilling pizza. where do we start? >> start with the doe. >> okay. >> use a fresh dough or a premade dough like a boboli. the trick is brush it with oil and place it top side down first on the grill. >> top side down. >> same trick with the fresh dough. boil it first then place itn the grill top side down. the next trick is to saute the vegetables before putting them on the pizza. >> reporter: why? >> the pizzas cook so fast on the grill, they don't have time to soften. >> reporter: got it. ♪ okay, our first pez pizza is an italian style white pizza. >> the trick is use pesto as the base. >> reporter: so we cover as much of the crust as we can with the pesto. >> right. >> reporter: so our next layer is fresh tomato. >> and the trick is to cut the tomatoes as thinly as possible. and the next trick is use fresh mozzarella and fresh basil. >> reporter: tony, you call this the zesty pizza. >> the trick is i'm using barbecue

show you the seven-day in a few minutes. >> thank you tony. coming up, a text message scam you need to know about. if you think working at mcdonald's doesn't pay, this lady proved thatreeothry wrong. we'll tell you about her big payday coming up nix. -- next. th >>> welcome back. the dc council approved an investigation on marion barry, specifically noted attorney, bennett will be given subpoena powers that he awarded to his girlfriend. barry sat down today for his first in-depth interview since the story broke with bruce johnson. >> this is bruce johnson, councilman continues to blame u.s. park police while dismissing any personal responsibility for his arrest after he was stopped while following his exgirlfriend in her car with her exhusband. >> the blame aught to be on the park police. that's what started all this. illegally arrested me. we would not have some of this going on. >> you apologize to the council members. >> because i had brought . intended consequences t emth >> emwhat about the contracts? he hired donna for consulting wo eyth

this is tony, the general manager here at south mountain creamery.you know something is good and fresh, you have to know the source that it's from and you're about as close to your source as you can get. >> that's right. we gw all of the feed for the cows and milk them here and process the milk into glass bottle milk, yogurt and butter and cheese and we do it here on the farm. >> reporter: that all sounds good but we're here for the ice cream, tony. when did you guys start doing the ice cream? >> we've been doing ice cream since we started eight years ago but over the last year we've isn't a lot -- spent a lot of time on it and we're putting out a good product. >> reporter: you are. and when we got here this morning, we were greeted by the crowds. tell me about your -- the cattle that you have here. >> well, we are currently milk about 220 holstein cows. we know the entire blood line and that's what you need to know. >> reporter: how many cows do you have? >> we're milking about 220. >> reporter: and you milk twice a day? >> twice a day. at 1:30 in t

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tony? >> remind us about the program's qualifying rules. >> it has to get 18 cents per gallon or less and eninsured under your name for at least a year. the credit will be anywhere from 3500 bucks to 4500 and that's based on how many more gallons your new car gets. and you could get more since the program involves the scrapping of your vehicle the dealer gets the first 50 and this is in addition. full limit and call the hotline. cars.gov. >> so if your car qualifies, what do you need to bring to the dealership to make this happen? >> you don't have to register. however, you'll have to take a lot of stuff to the dealership. proof of registration going back at least a year and a clear title. the car will have to be free of any lanes and you'll find it on the driver's door. if your vehicle doesn't meet those requirements and you're in the need for a new car, wait until the fall to buy knew. it's the current year model and, of course, if you have any questions about any money questions for us,

tony pann is on the weather terrace and i see a little sunshine behind you, tony. >> not too bad out here right now. we had a severe thunderstorm watch in affect earlier this afternoon. that was cancelled about 4:30. that's not 0 say we wot see more active because we probably ll but the threat as wi diminished. you can see some widely scatteres sherowd er rs unthtorm out e,er especially in the erwee,wen suburb but nothing that would beclassified as severe. out isare gointh enevg d enketa taan elbrum. br40 chwianceu yoll run in to one of those showers or storms. look at the weekend. temperatures will cool off again in the low to mid-80s after being in the mid-90s yesterday. we will go back to that same old summer pattern we have had all year long. for the most part it could be dry. a shower or two but generally a dry weekend. we come back in a few minutes and look at the seven-day forecast in detail and for now we will send it back to derek. >> thank you, tony. >>> well, not much for tiger to laugh about today. a look at history inu his day the british open. and then later on, the giv

good to see you. >> thank you, tony.. >> and i guess the number one topic is health care and whether or not they will get anything done before the august recess. tell us about what some -- what is going on this weekend. >> we'll talk to some top officials in congress, including the head of the house ways and means committee, that writes the house tax bills and that's charlie ryan gold. there had been talk on the part of the administration they would get bills passed, separate bills in the house and senate by the august recess. we're nowhere near there. it has gone through some committees and not others and the republicanfeel it's a victory for them. because they think when members of congress go back to their districts and hear about the concerns that voters have about it, that their going to shy away. we'll see whether or not that happens. but i think the general feeling in washington is delay is no friend of health care reform. it's going to make it even harder when everybody comes back if september and now people are

. >>> i am tony pann. it is a beautiful monday evening but we have a little rain in the seven-day forecast. a miill yhashowou tt in ju st fis.fetenu th tyou to ie e k e eabrwi eaokata thloe nu thp of e thth durho rewnegurdo town. stay tuned, weather is coming up next. do >>> 9 news now has learned there are no specific rules or regulations for the growing number of pedicabs that are operating on the streets of the nation's capital. the pedaled carriers are doing a brisk business transporting tourists and downtown workers in between monuments and government office buildings. but there are no set fares, no required seatbelts and no consensus on whether those pedicabs should be treated as taxis or a bike for hire. >> i mean do you follow bike rules or do you follow taxi cab rules. >> that is a good question. does -- there are rules -- we're -- basically we're a taxi cab so we're supposed to follow all the highway rules -- and -- you know lights and everything like that. >> you look more like a bike than a cab

tony awards were great last night. did you watch it, higgins?h, no. >> jimmy: didn't see it? [ light laughter ] i love the tony awards. >> steve: i love them too. >> jimmy: what were you watching, basketball? >> steve: no, i was -- yes. i was watching sporting events. >> jimmy: i miss -- i like the tony awards. i love them because you have to perform what you are nominated for. weird award show. it's like, you wouldn't see the oscars, the academy awards, "hey, sean penn, do a little 'milk' for us. [ light laughter ] do a little bit for us." it's nerve-racking. it's such a good show. i love it. it's a good time. speaking of awards shows, tonight we're going to awards show after this show. we're -- we won two webbies. we're going to the webbies tonight. it's very exciting. [ cheers and applause ] so let's talk about that. the internet has been very good to us. yeah, we won two awards. you have to -- when you accept your award for this, you're only allowed to say five words. i was racking my brain on what to say. i wanted to say something that was

former colts head coach tony dungy visited vick in prist and has taken on the role of advisor and mentor to the troubled quarterback. the commissioner said he will rely heavily on the recommendation of dungy before deciding on full senate. >> a quick question. how likely is it do you think that a team will pick him up? >> i think someone's going to take a chance on him. he was a very good quarterback when he played. the question is, will someone take a chance on him to plaw quarterback or would someone take a chance on him maybe to return kicks or return punts. he was one of the best rushers and runners in the nfl. so it's not like his only opportunity is to be a quarterback. that's what he wants to play. i think someone is going to take a chance, but keep in mind he's not eligible until october so no one is going to bank their entire season on a quarterback that can't even come into play until week five of the nfl season. >> we'll stay on top of it. thanks very much. >>> alexaria's top cop finds himself on the other side of the law. officer arrested chief baker saturday night after a ca

tony pann out on the weather terrace enjoying nice weather, tony? >> all good, derek, yeah. beautiful monday evening in progress. we will keep the mild conditions going that we have enjoyed so far thissumm at leasr foone more da pay. lyrtdyesclki te, ou pour-towes80mid s. w deints in the low 50s. the air is really dry and the temperatures will fall quickly tonight. as a matter of fact i think the suburbs will drop into the 50s. almost a touch of autumn when you wake up early on tuesday morning. the temperatures will make it into the mid 80s in the afternoon. now it is going to turn a little warmer and more humid during the middle of the week and we could throw a couple of thunderstorms 50 forecast. we will talk about that when i come back in just a few minutes. for now we will send it back inside to derek. >>> tony pann thank you. well, a look at the end of manny acta's tenure with the washington nationals . but first paying for a college education getting a lot easier at asw t for some veterans. more on a new program in 90 seconds. b@ >>> welcome back. the pentagon consider

tony pann, thank you. >>> from our weird news file. what a bunch of bozos! springfield, missouri, two charities trying to set the world record for most people wearing clown noses. a springfield, cardinals ballgame. minor ballgame. the mission, raise money for local cancer patients. laugh if you want to but last year the leukemia and lymphoma society shattered the record for most people wearing groucho marx glasses in one place. i just don't know where you go from there. where do you go next year? 'rfa >>> in the mailbag tonight, major league backlash against the now potentially reinstated michael vick. marianne says it's not about forgiveness. the nfl is reading dollar signs. >>> vic is not making out so well in joan's book. she says she's an animal lover. >> indeed, did. i don't think he was in it for the money. >>> it's good to see mike vick getting a chance to start over. he's done his time and taken responsibility for the choices he's made. tony dungy has agreed to sponsor him and mentor him. >>> and then there was this one from marcus in mitchellville -

y regreso con ustedes al estudio. > >>> vamos a ver qué nos trae mañana ricardo y tony.ella se une así a otras famosas para esta campaña. >>> me siento feliz de estar en la compañía de mujeres maravillosas que son bellisimas. >>> felicidades, y la actriz está nominada como atriz que se roba l pantalla. y estrenará dentro de muy poco una telenovela. >>> y aún quedan boletos para premios juventud, puede adquirirlos llamando a los siguientes números, y en el centro de espectáculos de la univthejópdad dpiami. y más de 6 mil personas le riendieron homenaje al rey del pop, y como van a ver varios imitadores montaron tremendo esctácu, joe jackson asistió a este evento. >>> y el ex de la actriz niurka marcos contó todo de la boda seeta. y aclaró que formó parte de una película, y dijo el transexsual vivió una pesadilla porque recibió amenazas de muerte. >>> y maribel guardia lamentó el desplante que le hizo paulina rub rubio. escuchemos. >>> a veces en la vida pasan situaciones que suceden porque suceden, en el amor las cosas son así, según yo susana no se se separó por mi, no c

. >> lay out tony romo. gun for him. >> i may get a flag, get find. >> we wish you about the he is of luck -- wish you the best of luck. we expect big things out of him and he expects big things out of himself. dave field man will take over the reins this afternoon. >> we want to know, are the redskins going to the super bowl. >> i can't answer that. kevin, are you gueing to the super bowl. >> that's the plan. we are out here for no reason if not. >> that's the answer we want. >> straight from kevin barns. they are going to the super bowl. >> we appreciatit. bless the irheir heartssting u there. it's heavy. let's take a live look outside as the summer heat and humidity continues. sneak peek at the weekend. we will check in with tucker. >> no more romo. maybe on to kenny chesney. (annouer) when verizon brings 100% fiber opcs straight to your home it also brings firsclass entertainment, with picture quality pc world calls "razor sharp," america's top-rated internet and crystal clear one, all for just $79.99 a

my bizarre interview with tony alamo. a must-see. >> you're not a nation of laws. you are the anti-christ. >>> small town boy from idaho, ballet dancer. now taliban captive. the video u.s. military officials are calling humiliating. how he got there. >>> senator mitch mcconnell suggests canadians let people die if they're too old for certain procedures. is that true? what is the truth about canada's health care? good and bad. >>> michael vick is out. will he be allowed back in? who are you pulling for to return to the nfl? vick or brett favre? it's all part of your national conversation for monday, july conversation for monday, july 20th, 2009. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, i'm rick sanchez with the next generation of news. this is a conversation, it is not a speech. it is your turn to get involved. beginning now, president obama's involvement in health care is about to go full tilt. as are some republican efforts to try and stop him going full tilt. senator jim demint of south carolina, for example, said during a conference call quote, if we're

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tony, want to look at the weekend weather. >> let's do it. as we say good-bye tonight. the weekend we will split it in half. saturday looks like the best part of it good chance of thunderstorms on sunday but not a washout with a high near 87. >> with that we will see you later. >> good night. really fresh. come into your local giant today for mouthwatering fruits and vegetables, all at prices you can handle. like white seedless grapes just 99 cents a pound. this week only at giant. you know, it's not the grill that makes a delicious, tender, perfect piece of steak. [ crowd gasps ] it's the steak. enjoy quality selections from the butchers at giant, like porterhouse steak just $4.99 a pound. >>> this is "entertainment tonight" in high definition. ♪ >> michael jackson in his prime singing to his mom. the never before seen video. as news breaks today on michael's time of death. did he die before farrah? 9:28 a.m., farrah passes away. 1:30 p.m., michael in the ambulance. but did he flatline a full five hours earlier? did he die in his doctor's bed? plus, was michael's home

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it is the expectations game, tony. we know if there is a sense that they could get a deal by the end of the week and they don't, it is, yet, another failure. there is another reason. another main reason is because the senators who are not in this room, if they see, read and hear they're close to an agreement and they don't know all the details there, not going to be very happy about it. we have already seen ruffled feathers about that so far. but having said that, you're right, it really struck me that the lead republican this morning suggested that they are close and that is not that different than what other senators going in and out of this room today are telling us, but, you know, a deal isn't going to happen until the deal actually happens and we hope that we'll be the first to tell you about it. >> dana, let's do this, when we get together the next hour, the president has the town hall and we'll assume we will have more time. dana bash, thanks. >>> as we mentioned, president obama has a full agenda today focusing

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are we going to need the umbrellas tonight, tony? >> a couple sprinkles out there.asn't a bad day like you said. little cloudy and cool. we will check the recast st ngup after a short break. stay with us. ( rock music playing ) this is about a new, more efficient luxury hybrid continuing to produce 70% fewer smog-forming emissions while delivering greater power. a fact not lost on the world around us. the all-new 2010 lexus rx hybrid. ah, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds. and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so's ted. (voice) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (voice) no i'm not! (sighing) ted has betrayed me. (announcer) unlike cable, fios brings 100% fiber optics straight to your home and when you switch now, you can get a free compaq mini netbook. just pay shipping, handling and taxes. with fios, you'll get razor-sharp tv, blazing fast internet and crystal-clear phone service all for just... sign up today. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v,

tony, great to have you on the program. we so appreciate your insights today. >> thanks, maria. >> thank you. we'll see you soon. up next, klaus kleinfeld, an exclusive with the ceo of alcoa. see if he thinks the recent rise in aluminum prices can be sustained. when does he think aluminum prices move up? later we'll hear from the ceo of one company who says the key to getting health care costs under control is by focusing on prevention. find out how much that's saving his business. safeway thinks outside the box, and we'll talk with the ceo. >>> and there is more. i'm cnbc pharmaceuticals reporter mike huckman at the breaking news desk. with news out of a follow-on press release from amgen and, surprise surprise, glaxosmithkline. these two companies announcing this afternoon that they're going to share commercialization of the experimental twice a year injectable osteoporosis drug known as dmab that is currently awaiting fda approval. they're going to share commercialization in certain parts of the world, not everywhere, bu

tony stewart wins day toin in and after the race he said, maybe i'm being hard on myself but i don't like the way it ended up. sad to take the win away from kyle busch and tiger woods wints the at&t national. he is now the at&t national champ. >> finally wins his own tournament. >> more on that at 11:00. >> that's our news. nbc nightly news is next. we'll see you again at 11:00. until then, good night.

someone should check your necktie, tony, to see if you're drooling. the republicans are so ecstatic. what a gift from god to have such a radioactive plan that's not going to make the savings -- >> well, it's not such a gift because at some point taxes are going to go up, regardless. money's got to come from somewhere. >> but not the rangel plan. >> it only has to come from somewhere in a big way if the democrats are insistent on this idea of a public option. and i think the public option is a non-starter for republicans. i don't think they're going to be able to get that through the senate. and that is where the -- that's a very big ticket item here that they're going to have to come up with revenue to pay for. >> in the worst case scenario for the democrats -- i like obama. and as you could tell he's worried about this. is that only the house bill passes before the august recess and it just sits out there for a whole month attracting fire. the more moderate senate bill probably won't make it before the break. >> i think that's right. >> yesterday sai

tony playing along. >> thank you very much. a great song. >> it should albright good concert. >> the weather has been great but you keep talking about some changes for the weekend. >> yeah, essentially, the summer weather that we've been lacking for the last week or so is going to be here for the weekend. so in a week, the weekend will feel the way it real will you should have been feeling. humidity, we're talking about. >> humidity and with all of that, the chance of some showers and thunderstorms. let's take a look. se ll start with -- let's e. yesterday's high temperatures right where we said they would be. that is right. nare alagonti, dulles international, b wait a minute marshall all made it up to 82 degrees yesterday. that is six degrees below normal. our current temperatures around the region look like this. we are in the 60s currently here in washington. 64degrees. we've dropped off a degree. 65 at dulles airport. patuxent naval air station, 64. baltimore, 61 degrees mentd there are a couple of spots some the 50s. winc

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