>>> meet the star of tonight's geeks, tony roberts. is really tall and will be speaking really loudly into a headset microphone while pacing energetically on a stage for hours at a time. he'll be inspiring his listeners >>> meet the star of tonight's geeks, tony roberts. he is really tall and will be speaking really loudly into a headset microphone while pacing energetically on a stage for hours at a time. he'll be inspiring his listeners to walk through fire to release their live prowess, which apparently looks something like this, according to a video posted on youtube. >> whoo! >> i don't know if that was a bona fide tony robins event as listed on the website. you have some loudness at the event and people whooping and hollering while he walks over hot coals. you have to do it without getting burned. as i said, the event usually ends with huge whoops and empowerment. last week, however, the jubilee was replaced by screams of pain while they get their feet treated. he's been doing this for decades, but apparently this led their compa

. >> is more like a tony roberts type of guy. you feel real good and you are happy and everything and then you go home and you realize there is a foreclosure sign on your door and you just go wait a minute, i just had this great meeting with this guy and he made me feel real good. i don't think he is a bad guy. i don't think he is a good guy for the job we have to do. >> bill: when you say that, other african americans hey, come on. >> you just can't blindly vote for somebody just because they are your -- sometimes even a brother you have to let him go and he is not doing the gig. >> bill: did you vote for him first time around? >> i never voted for him. >> bill: when african americans say to you you are betraying your race because there is a lot of racial stuff around president obama. you say? >> i say look at the job he has done and go back be to the old regan slogan are you doing better now than you were doing four years ago. i think he is not the guy. >> bill: jay long-time know. jay leno, i don't really know jay. i respect j

robert sloan-- >> can i take off my tie now? [ laughter ] >> thanks a lot. we appreciate it. >> waited years to do that. tony with robert sloan. >>> congress has given the faa until 2015 to come up with rules to allow unmanned drones wide access to u.s. air space. one noted researcher on gps navigation has discovered a problem that could jeopardize national security. he's now urging the federal government to either come up with a fix or scrap the idea all together. fox's john roberts has that story tonight. >> 3, 2, 1! >> reporter: this drone is similar to thousands of others that will soon be buzzing over u.s. soil. its flight path, diligently guided by gps. but watch what happens when todd humphries and his team from the university of texas punch a few keystrokes into this computer. >> 2, 1, capture! >> reporter: the drone goes wildly off course, now receiving instructions, not from gps, but from a transmitter that sends false signals to the drone's navigation system, a so-called spoofer. the effect is so dramatic, a safety pilot with a radio control has to save the drone from crashing. >> spoofing a gps r

everybody is here on time. 3:00they take the field for the first time with robert griffin iii behind center. back to tony and allison for now. >> good way to start. >> thanks, dave. >>> coming up, a new easy fast transponder is making it easier for people in virginia to switch lanes. we'll explain coming up next. >> a new eye opening documentary follows cancer patients and sheds light on the business of treatment. actress and director diane ladd came to d.c. to promote the video. she sat down with our sarah simmons. we'll hear from her when we come back. time now, 9:09. wow, look at this bed! this nightstand! this wardrobe! what are you doing here? you're in ikea. my dream bedroom is in ikea? yes. what's that bedroom over there? that's your husband's dream bedroom. whatever your style, take home your dream bedroom together. ikea. the life improvement store. try resolve easy clean to deep clean your carpets. just 3 easy steps for beautifully clean carpets. it removes 3 times more dirt than vacuuming alone. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest group

tony? >>> after more than a quarter century at the helm, sibley's president and ceo has retired. robert sloan intends to remain active in the health care field. today is his first full day of retirement and he is our guest. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> if i could be so bold as to offer advice. we're glad you're here, it's your first day and you're up early in the morning talking about health care. >> right. >> are you going to take some time away to relax? >> oh, yes. later in the summer we'll go to the beach with my wife's family and we'll take our family for a vacation. it will be fun. >> you get to spend more time with the grand kids. >> absolutely. we have seven grandchildren now under 7 years of age. >> that will keep you young. we thought this would be a good opportunity to touch base on your tenure at sibley and other things happening in health care. first of all, i want to talk about some of your achievements, but in particular this partnership with johns hopkins. why is that important and why it may be important for this region in

tony. we're up early every day, right? robertffin iii was up early and he just tweeted, "ready to get better. thought for early starters, don't be afraid to go out of your way for others ." offensive line going out of their way to protect him, that's an aside. we'll get to that later. the rapper from d.c. was here at redskins park yesterday. how many entertainers of his stature make a point to come out to training camp? he's a big redskins fan. not faking it either, take a look. >> reporter: we are here with one of the giants in the rapping industry. d.c. guy through and through. welcome back. been a couple of years. how you been? >> good, man. >> reporter: tell me what you been doing? >> stalking my redskins roster. basically waiting the arrival of our quarterback. making music, man. just learning a little bit. trying to learn the things outside of music and working on a couple of interests. >> reporter: let's talk about rg3. i know you talk on twitter, right? >> yes. >> reporter: your thoughts so far? >> i'm excited, more so ab

robert winston. saying that to me klitschko remains the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world after stopping american challenger tony thompson thompson never recovered from a big right hand from the crane in the fifth round and in the next klitschko for the forty year old to enter the contest and keep up his eight year run klitschko is recognised stands at fifty eight wins fifty one by knockout and ninety three defeats he holds the w.p.a. and heavyweight title. in other news bradley wiggins will defend the yellow jersey today as the tour de france and is another mountainous stage at the brick lane the overall lead yesterday which source sky team may chris froome win stage seven switzerland five in country lara had started the day in yellow seven seconds player of the field but he was blown away on the final climb in the over mountains skies chris froome leading from the front teammate wiggins and last year's tour when you could tell that it was close behind russia's denis menchov was also there for a while but couldn't keep pace in the end and he's fifty four seconds down in fifth place in the general classification

tony is out -- check out my column on this issue, the supreme court decision up on the website at billpressshow.com. john robertsy. >> hey bill. how are you, sir? >> doing good. what's up? >> i thought i would let you know i am a conservative. the last great conservative our country had are bush, senior. these conservatives do not represent my party. my party believes in a stace and our more allottedty as a nation and as a party, it's a human thing to take care of people. it's a human thing for healthcare. they would rather rebuild iraq than help their own country. these people need to get out of government. they only care about the top 1%. they don't care about the rest of us. they don't need to be called republicans any more. mitch mcconnell needs to get fired. john boehner, they have no idea what the real republicans in the streets care about. we care about safety. i care about gun laws. i don't like illegal immigrants. i have a moral standing, i believe, in god. these people don't believe in anything but the top 1%. >> here is the problem. here is the problem, tony is that they have taken over the republican

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tony and allison. >> thank you, sir. >>> after a day of rest, the redskins are ready to hit thet field last week, all eyes werewr on robertriffin the iii. but we are looking at some of the skins returning players.pl dave ross is live. i went out there friday afternoon, and it really, there's a real air of excite around the team this year, there really is. >> reporter: you know what? we say this every year, and som it is, it is true, hope springs eternal, but this year in particular, there is a buzzi around s here, more media outou here, more fans at 3:00 p.m. for the afternoon practice, because of robert griffin iii, but then you have to worry about who isth he going to throw the ball to. e it's a running back position. hello was banged up, and played through those. we're hoping another guy might be able to help out, that he evan royster, we knowwe hypothetical well from -- him from this area. he's a local product so he'so hoping to have a bigger rolea this year biafter splitting time withheld low and high tower. penn state all-tile leading rusher last year, he gainedh 328 yards in limited duty forim the itskins, but a ve

robert griffin iii later today. i ask you, go to my twitter, what is your burning redskins question of the day? tonyve one for you, sir. what are your expectations for this training camp? not necessarily the season, but what do you want to see out of camp out of rg3? we'll discuss later on this morning. >> i have an answer for you. thank you, dave ross. appreciate it. >> reporter: can't wait to hear it. >> how did i get in that? >> because we want your opinion, too. >> coming up, katherine jackson goes home. but her grand kids have a new guardian. >> first, why unplugging could be better for your mental health, especially at night. >> later, an invention convention is inspiring imaginations. melanie alnwick is live in upper marlboro with the story. this will be a fun one. it's cool. it's 7:22. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] where did all the obama stimulus money go? friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go? windmills from china. electric cars

tony. i late to say it. that's the one thing you can't predict with any team. so far, the redskins getting hard, especially on the offensive line. not good news for robertriffin the 3. jammal brown will have the mri today on his hip. slated to be the starting right tackle. who knows when he'll be back. kory lichtensteiger penciled in as starting left guard. he had his knee scoped yesterday. good news, the mcl and acl are fine according to the scan. he won't play in any of the preseason games. hoping he'll be ready for week one at new orleans. the backup linebacker who just signed in april was released today, because he tore up his knee saturday in practice. been replaced by jonathan black. we'll see if he provides the depth he need. now that franchise is robert griffin iii. we have to get the guys upfront to protect this guy. robert griffin iii, to his own admission, says he's not practiced very well so far in the first four days of camp. says he'll get better today, via twitter this morning. he said he didn't perform well last thursday, but he has gotten better in his timing and accuracy in practice since. the coaching staff has had griffin concentrati

robert, stay right there. are hard working people, smart people p. a dime a dozen? should they credit the government or themselves to their success? tonyhe conversation of hamilton place strategies and former aide to president bush ii. he thinks the president is missing the points here. keith boykin, former clinton white house aide says the president makes an important point. both join me now along with our own robert frank. you agree with the president, make the case. >> well, what the president is saying that nobody really makes it on his or her own. we immediate help. we need help from parents and family members. he mentioned teachers and need help from teachers. we need help from our neighbors who help to contribute the environment. and our country, we have a great system in our country. have democracy and capitalism which is -- which is all part of what the president is talking about. >> if that's the case, how come everybody is not super successful? >> everybody gets help -- if everybody gets help how come we are all not on the same plate? >> i think you are confusing opportunity with results. the president never said that everyb

tony, the monument suffered damage from the earthquake, and theynd have to do repairs, so there is a possibility it could be close in the 204. joining -- 2014. knowing me now to talk about the repairs, robert vogue, thanksgu e,for coming out and braving th heat. tell us about, we know it sustained some damage during the effort quake, tell us about some repairs that have to be done.e. >> it's growing to require extensive -- going to require scaffolding all the way around it and up the top, all 555 feet, so that's going to be a big effort, and we have to repair a number of large marble panels at the very top that were cracked.. about 50 stones that need to be repaired, and reinforced. so it's a big task, and he'sd made even -- it's made morema difficult by the deneed to go al the way up so high to make the repairs. but we are on task, we've done o very thorough analysis of the damage, which is necessary to put out our solicitation for bids for people to make repair work, and where on task and on schedule with newsing who willo do that work -- announcing who will do that work. we don't nope the exact time frames -- don't know the exact time frame until we award the bid. >> we might be done in

tony curtis fanta sizes about a time when he'll be rich and popular. >> all that talk about johnny potatoes when the chains are off and nobody's chasing you. >> i think it's obvious why robertier. i'll change the name of the show to charlie potatoes tonight. that's all for us. be happier. that's all for us tonight. >> we begin tonight keeping them honest on the campaign trail where attack ads are flying and so is the spin. presumptive republican presidential nominee mitt romney today demanded president obama back off his attacks on romney's record at bain capital. the attacks focused on whether romney actually left the firm. the obama camp claims romney lied about his end date at bain. even suggesting his actions could be criminal. in a series of interviews on friday, romney accused of obama campaign of stooping to new lows. in an interview that aired today on cbs this morning, president obama was asked about the negative ads his campaign was running. here's what he said. >> first of all, we've done a whole slew of positive ads that talked exactly about how we need to change our education system, how we need to change our tax code, how we need to rebuild america. how we nee

robert mccartney, thank you for being here. >> good to be here. >> sad day, but we appreciate you being here today. tonyover to you. >>> thank you very much. we continue with the breaking news this morning out of aurora, colorado, where there's been a massive shooting at a movie theater there. 12 people killed. this is a live look outside of the apartment building of the shooter. police, fbi and atf officials are there searching his apartment building, because the shooter apparently indicated to police that there were explosives in that building. that building has been evacuated, and as you can see, it is being searched now. these are live pictures from that scene. police have been at the scene of the movie theater where the shooting occurred all night long. 12 people killed. 50 others injured. our own sherri ly is live in our newsroom with the latest on this crime. sherri? >> tony, witnesses say this gunman opened fire at close range, going down the aisles of the theater. he didn't say anything, just kept shooting. people ran out of the theater, some of them were bloodied, some were in costumes for the

tony is lovely as well. a strong reaction for a top republican over the bombshell health care ruling. why congressman paul ryan said, quote, john robertsontorted logic and reason and what he is now doing to repeal it. heather: nasa on the brink of another space first? the mission to send astronauts further into space than ever before. [ man ] ever year, sophia and i use the points we earn with our citi thankyou card for a relaxing vacation. ♪ sometimes, we go for a ride in the park. maybe do a little sightseeing. or, get some fresh air. but this summer, we used our thank youpoints to just hang out with a few friends in london. [ male announcer ] the citi thankyou visa card. redeem the points you've earned to travel with no restrictions. rewarding you, every step of the way. heather: developing right now in "america's newsroom", more americans hitting the road ahead of the big july 4th holiday. aaa saying more than 40 million will travel at least 50 miles this week. that is the most since 2007. >>> tragedy in south dakota. the air force saying one of the its c-130 air tankers crashed over the weekend while supporting kraun crews battlin

robert mccartney, we're out of time, unfortunately. we thank you for taking some time to provide more insight into this and we look forward to seeing you back here soon. >> thanks, tonyin. >>> it is 40 minutes now after 7:00. 20 minutes before 8:00 on this friday morning. still ahead, a mystery solved. >> after nearly a million views online, this wild motorcycle ride topping speeds of more than 180 miles per hour finally a break in the case. more on that next. >> and how does some free starbucks sound? not the coffee, but one of the chain's new refresher drinks. >> sounds pretty good to me, tony. from noon until 3:00 p.m. today, participating stores will give away tall sizes of the refreshers. you can choose from cool lime or very berry hibiscus. the drinks are made with pieces of fruit, fruit juices and green coffee extract. it's the perfect match for the perfect moment -- oreo the dunkin' way. introducing the new oreo coffee coolatta and new oreo vanilla bean coolatta. taste the fun today. america runs on dunkin'. hurry in to dunkin' and try the new oreo coolatta and donuts today. [ male announcer ] when a president doesn't tell the truth, how can we trust him to l

tony, are you getting this from your right wing friends? >> yeah, well isn't it kind of what the whole supreme court kind of said? that's what they were reporting. >> exactly. john robertsngulation in his ruling. he knew he was going to lose all of his friends. by guaranteeing children weren't going to die because they're denied access to care because of pre-existing conditions, by doing the human thing his inhuman friends would hate him and he would get thrown off of the mitch mcconnell christmas card list. did he something brilliant. a superb act of triangulating. he called it a tax. which the president said from the beginning it is not a tax. it is -- you could say it is a tax but the fact is if it is a tax, it is a free litter tax. the classic pull yourself up by your bootstraps mentality. we're already paying for people without insurance. this will penalize them which makes it the opposite of socialism. so they want you to believe it is a tax when obama does it but it wasn't a tax when governor romney did it in massachusetts. when he did it in massachusetts the tax affected less than 1% of the entire population of massachusetts. of households. so it's not a tax. it