the first asher biology mission since the viking.we indeed are in a different era and that in 1995, nasa produced a bat go biology and laid out a series of missions on how to understand the biological potential of the red planet. basically it has led to the mars exploration program to go from global recognizance to detailed measurements on the surface to the eventual return of samples from mars. the mars science laboratory is on that path, and plays a very critical role in that. we have done our homework. the engineers have designed a spacecraft that can get us to where we want to go and the scientists have integrated terabytes of information to decide on the best places to go on the planet and we are able to do that. in fact, we have found so many wonderful places on march the science community had a tough time deciding which one might be best, and so it is through process of five science community workshops, detailed engineering evaluations, and aid directorate program management council which decided to adopt what the mars science

that's the question a lawsuit filed by 75 former players including minnesota vikings linebacker fredcloser look at impack of those hits. >> you talk about the conversations that we had, you know, two weeks ago and three weeks ago or a month ago or whatever, and -- and i don't remember. >> reporter: if we saw each other again, would you remember me? >> his answer, right after the break. but i did. they said i couldn't get elected to congress. but i did. ♪ sometimes when we touch ha ha! millions of hits! [ male announcer ] flick, stack, and move between active apps seamlessly. only on the new hp touchpad with webos. [♪...] >> male announcer: now, for a limited time, your companion flies free, plus save up to 65%. call 1-800-sandals. conditions apply. >>> you talk about the conversation that we had you know, two weeks or three weeks or a month ago or whatever, and i don't remember. >> reporter: if we saw each other again, would you remember me? >> sanjay, i don't know. >> that was former minnesota vikings linebacker fred mcneill talking with our dr. sanjay gupta about how all the hits a

you and fred played together on the vikings, i have one more sound bite i want you to hear. was actually considering not living. i was actually considering that. >> reporter: you wanted to end your life? >> yeah. >> emotional stuff. tell us about him as a player. >> i knew him when he came up as a rookie from southern cal when he was 23, 22 years old. great athlete. great linebacker. he got it. he was smart. went back to law school. graduated from law school and just a great citizen, couldn't find a better human being than fred mcneill and to see this, what so many of my teammates, so many of my generation of players has happened because we have concussions and we'd go back in the game. >> 75 players, 75, fred is among them. >> yeah. >> suing the nfl, claiming that they knew about the effects of concussions on players' brains and concealed that info until just last year. did you -- are you a part of this suit or -- you're not a part of it. >> i am not. it does not surprise me. i am not a part of the suit and not only did they not admit it but up until two years ago, don, the

. >>> also the roof literally caved in for vikings fans last winter. the huge construction project now underway that begins today. >>> good morning. if you are driving on the roads right now traffic is going to be okay. but watch out for some wet weather. we'll tell you where it's going to be effecting you the most. >>> yes, this is a temperature map for july, not march. it will be in the 50s, 60s, 70s. low clouds, sun breezy a lot of low clouds this morning. >>> time 5:25. who is that up on the roof? happening as we speak the beginning of a giant construction project in minneapolis. there's a man on the roof. that's the metro dome. he's walking towards us motioning to pam cook. but they're putting on a new fiberglass roof on the metro dome home of the minnesota vikings. the work started a little while ago so we went there to show it to you. they're hoping to finish that repair job in three weeks just in time for vikings preseason football. there are all the guys. >>> last december a powerful winter storm caused that inflatable roof to cave in. you can

building caved are right in no one was there but the vikings were forced to play elsewhere. and now this is the live picture of the roof as it begins to bubble up on tops it hopefully it is strong were and will hold a more ice and snow. we will follow these live pictures for him and we will talk about newt loopholes in airport security. [ male announcer ] try sizzler's new value menu! malibu chicken, flame broiled steak, or half dozen jumbo shrimp, plus endless salad bar... starting at just $9.99! at sizzler. we're getting a better look at of that low cloud cover and fox as the sun slowly comes up. it will be another chilly day today full check of the weather coming up. >> lawmakers in wars you didn't said airports are not secure enough. there were 25,000 security breaches. the security breaches are exceedingly high aid is only half-fraction of the 5.5 billion travelers. >> the space shuttle atlantis are focusing on the space station stockpiling. this is pictures of the space walk yesterday. both crews are unloading the cargo carrier. did there will be space trash stored on

last fall i sat down with former vikings linebacker fred mcneill.players who filed the suit. >> oh, he got drilled at the five. >> they are thrilling. >> the blow came in with a stinger. >> and terrifying. watch a fobl game and you can't miss them. the hits. but what is the real impact? what is happen to go the players' brains? >> how many times did you take hard hit playing football? >> it was one time when i had a real serious concussion. and it was so serious that i was -- i was dizzy for like, you know, for like two or three weeks. >> 30 years ago, fred mcneill was a linebacker for the minnesota vikings. he played for 12 seasons and in two super bowls. relentlessly hitting opponents was his job. >> you got to be able to move, right? >> right. >> no question mcneill is robust physically. >> and you can control it. >> but you can tell his brain has paid a price. >> what has it done to you? >> well, impact is on memory. you see people and talk about the conversation that we had two weeks ago or three weeks ago or a month ago or whatever, and i don'

the redskins dumped quarterback donovan mcnabb to the vikings. kevin cobb was sent to the cardinals, and antonio holmes was traded adds well. >>> another fun wedding. a boston couple took it to a whole new level. the bridesmaids wore celtic green dresses, and then there's the stanley cup, and, yeah, there's the bride and groom, too. big year for the bruins. an even bigger year for this happy couple. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> early today sports is brought to you by touch of gray, get rid of some gray, never all. >>> joe pescci gained weight, and he is suing because of it. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, the majestic soaring symbol of america just welcomed some new members into its population in the wild. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this thursday. my job is pretty easy this week and all the other meteorologists around the areas of the west. temperatures are really the only forecast problem. we don't have a lot of clouds to deal with, unl

this is the metrodome the, home of the minnesota vikings.anagers hope to finish the job in three weeks just in time for vikings' preseason football if the football season takes place. now, last december, a powerful twinter storm caused the inflatable roof to cave in, massivants of snow fell onto the football field and created a tear it in the roof as you can see. the roof's new material is set to be stronger than steel. it's desteined to stand up to even the -- desteined to stand up to even the most powerful winter storm. >>> the alameda county fair was a big success this year thank is -- thanks in part to the largest hamburger in the world. it's a 770-pound burger, set a new world record. bites of this burger were sold for about 99 cents each to benefit the alameda county food bank. the they had more than 450,000 people come out to the fair. next year, maybe it -- it may be even bigger. the fair will be celebrating its 100th anniversary t. >> that's a big deal. maybe they will have a bigger burger to celebrate. >>> the sky will be filled wi

you have the new york giants in albany, and the minnesota vikings, possibly talking about not going to training camp. there are people sitting on pins and needles. they have not known where the negotiations stand. this is not just one town, but a lot of towns across america at a time when we need as many jobs and as much revenue as you can get for these places. >> poppy, thank you. >>> now i want to tell you about something really exciting. if you have to step away from the tv but you don't want to miss a minute of our show or anything on cnn, can you download a cnn iphone or ipad app. we're streaming live right here. check it out at cnn.com/video on your computer, and you can see how cool it is. this is us, and you still see poppy there. it's a minute or so behind on what you see on regular television, but watch on demand clips, and you can actually even rewind live video if you missed anything. you can get cnn anywhere you are on the go. cnn.com/video. >>> time right now, 25 minutes past the hour. time to check in on top stories that we're following. british prime minister, david cam

. >>> speaking of wheeling and dealing, notable deals in the nfl, mcnabb to the vikings, cobb to the cardinals and the jets agreed to santonio holmes. free agency begins tomorrow. and nothing more fun than a good wedding, a boston couple took it to a whole new level. the bridesmaids wore green dresses while the groomsmen were introduced in bruins jerseys. and then the bride and groom, too. big year for the bruins but even bigger year for this happy couple. i'm fred roggin. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. i don't know if that wedding would be romantic with a sports theme. >> to each their own. >> i guess. >> let's talk about what's happening in the weather world. a lot of active weather out there. flash flooding, really, really heavy rainfall amounts in southern michigan. we have river flood warnings, flash flood warnings, and still more showers and storms heading from flint to detroit, all through southern michigan. then more to it, back outside chicago, south of milwaukee. steady light rain in eas

this is called the viking bridge. i'm sure while you have seen the slides in the netherlands, it's very popular there. there are many more investments in our neighboring country to do so, but we are making a start and it's a nice project because it crosses a highway, so it's really very well to use. regional biking service points serve two aims. one is of course, the people who want to bike, to rent their bike, to have it repaired. on the other hand, it's part of a social economic project, so, therefore, it's also an initiative that i find personally very important. these are people who are unemployed but get into a working program in the bicycle service points. i think with this presentation, i hope i have given you a glance of how we in brussels try to enforce the cycling patrol and i don't think i have to tell you that it's of benefit for all of us, for our health, for a better neighborhood and also -- and that's a good thing, and also firms, banks, more and more are happy to put cycling in their mobility program b

and when the lockout ends the vikings will be back in the metrodome.time here's time lapped photography of the roof that has been raised. the project to rebuild cost $22 million and the metrodome as you recall collapsed back in december after 17 inches of snow fell in just one day. that is back up and running now. >>> and when we return another look at this morning's top stories, plus gridlock to end all gridlock, los angeles gets ready for car-mageddon. carmagaeddon. do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too, and has 5 grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. new ensure high protein... fifty percent of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. see? he's a good egg. [ major nutrition ] new ensure high protein. ensure! nutrition in charge! with aveeno nourish plus moisturize. active naturals wheat formulas target and help repair damage in just 3 washes. for softer, stronger... ... h

last viking victory norway's pole who shall win the stage thirteen of the tour de france as local hero thomas voeckler hangs on to the lead yellow jersey. and cancer battle russian tennis star lisa kleybanova reveals she is fighting the disease on the twenty second. but first the joint leaders of the open championship darren clarke and lucas glover will start their penultimate round of little later with clarke hoping to repeat the form that saw him shoot to the top of the leaderboard after carding a two under par sixty eight although there will be no world number one luke donald all number two the westwood who both missed the cut while american glover was aiming to build on his opening round of sixty six and could have ended day two as the out right leader if he had some busy goal he carded a seventy to leave him out for under par and joining him at the top of the leaderboard is clarke the norm marshman hidden ego in five birdies including this one eighty post another sixty eight now four plays are a shot back and that includes martin kaymer seen here he hit a steady round of sixty nin

tour rookie claiming his first professional title at the viking classic that twenty six year old also tying a tournament record finishing twenty two under par for a one stroke victory their rookie sensation started the day with a one shot lead but the hard to bogey soever those mishaps were compensated by half a dozen birdies during the run including here the seventeen short putt for par meaning kirk would see of george mcneil on tom priest junior sort of trick shot the american becoming the fifth newcomer to win a title in a season only the second time but has happened since ninety seven. but tell us shank is simply in a class of her own after outing another gold medal tour historical at the synchronized swimming world championships taking place in china high. joining her compartment for the triumph in the two it section of the competition two members of the top racing lympics sport in beijing reuniting to secure russia its second gold of the tournament local favorites. to chen forced to sell for sale where she chen also finished runner up to a share in the solo program while the bro

. >>> well, you could say the minnesota vikings have gotten back their home field advantage.me lapse video shows the inflation of the metrodome's new roof, which actually took about 45 minutes to go up. it's designed to better withstand storms like the blizzard that dumped 17 inches of snow and destroyed the old roof back in december. >> yeah, we did have a lot of know this year. that is for sure. >>> on the roads let's take a look at your morning road conditions. we do have flooding on i-90 and 94 from minnesota to the dakotas. also on i-25 from cheyenne to albuquerque. wet on i-70 from denver to utah and on i-5 in the pacific northwest. rain drenches i-10 and 20 from houston totohreveport. and from miami to the carolinas. >>> if you're taking to the skies airport delays are possible in atlanta, new orleans, denver and minneapolis. >>> health officials in massachusetts have voted to drastically limit the kinds of food that kids can buy while they're at school. they're getting rid of sugary drinks and also food made with artificial sweeteners among other changes. >> exactly.

tour rookie chris kirk is making things look easy at the viking classic the american playing like a veteran carving a sixty four for a one shot lead ahead of the final run the weather finally clearing up after heavy rain here is well along the players to finish the second on third rowand kirk taking advantage of calm winds carting eight birdies on the day the twenty six year old making four straights on the clock nine alone including this on the third d.j. tron sits in a group of four peers a shot behind a birdie on the twelfth going to distance for the thirty year old although he was forced to mark a double bogey to. the tell you is forever etched ternium amongst the legendary synchronized swimmers the russian becoming the first ever left in time world champion no less opera winning her latest gold at the finals in shanghai the twenty five year old getting her country the first medal of the tournament as well winning her third straight world championship events impeccable performance in the school program seeing a shame to score ninety eight point three points out of one hundred mark toppi

tour rookie claiming his first professional title at the viking classic a twenty six year old also tying a tournaments record finishing twenty two under par for a one stroke victory the rookie sensation started the day with a one shot lead but did card to bogey's in the final round whoever those missiles were compensated by the rays on the day including during the set a short cut for car meaning kirk would see off george mikan elance on bernie's jr by a solitary shot the american becoming the fifth newcomer to win a title this season only the second time that's happened since one thousand nine hundred seventy. that set the courts for one car less for ohio's one the mercedes cup his first title of the season the former world number one beating a fellow spaniard public until our six four six love the stuff started decider truthfully and only his third turned into a year after being i for two months with missed. and. finally it was full speed ahead in the russian capital this weekend with formula one squads in time to take part in the must school city recently exhibition former world champi

while vikings victory early tour de france lead at the top of norway when stage thirteen in the mountains as local hero thomas butler retains the overall lead. and the media rivals twice russian champions ribena draw against dunaway kirov in the third qualifying round of the champions league. let's start with goal for northern ireland's darren clarke is part of a two way type of a lead on four under par on the second day of the british open with joint overnight leader thomas you want to shop behind with one hole left to play tom lewis finished a one under well clarke carded a solids two hundred sixty eight for a second day running and is now tied for the overall lead the former u.s. open champion lucas glover joins our overnight leader thomas bjorn his ball and one shots behind. while the shot of the day belongs to veteran tom watson the americans in a stunning holy one are three six but this car was the man of the moment. i just really made it. pretty good but. i'm going to go with the photographs that we got here we can you know get very sick so easily controlled conditions it. could be

plus viking victory norway store who shot when stage thirteen of the tour de france a local hero almost hangs on to the lead his yellow jersey. and cancer battle russian tennis star lisa kleybanova reveals she's fighting the disease on her twenty second birthday. but first darren clarke shares the lead with lukas clever at the halfway stage of the open championship the northern irishman following a second straight two under par round of sixty eight a time with the american although the world number one luke donald and number two believe west would have both missed the cut american glover was aiming to build on his opening round of sixty six and could have ended the day as the right lead if it sunk this eagle but he carded is seventy thirty from a four under par and joining him at the top of the leaderboard is clark the northern irishman hit an eagle and five birdies into this one post another sixty eight so there are four plays a shot back including martin carr missing here he hit a steady round of sixty nine friendly to talk of the all along with chad but also tied in second place and

the minnesota vikings hope to play there next month, that's if the nfl lockout comes to an end. long after the last mission, nasa will keep its eye on the heavens, thanks to the shuttle, that's next. found. the potential threat to public safety. next on cbs 5 why it pays to shop around f f f >> mitchell: one week from tomorrow the space shuttle era officially comes to an end when atlantis returns home. the shuttle never left the earth's or bit, but the shuttle program helped scientists gaze far into the universe by launching the hubble space telescope. bill whittaker tells us that over two decades hubble has taken more than half a million pictures. >> reporter: at just under eight feet in diameter, hubble isn't the biggest telescope in the world, yet it's a giant. revealing splendors of the revealing splendors of the cosmos with a depth and clarity never seen by human eyes, peering deep into space above the glare of earth's atmosphere, it has traced the dimmest sources of celestial light, the early spark of creation. >> i believe that the hubble space telescope is the most signi

its way to help out packing the sharpest tools in the galaxy i didn't raise enough and i wasn't a viking our cosmic hero has a stand to see. this is the moment a russian space scientists have been waiting for for decades the space observatory equipped with telescope a huge top and universe explore ation as an enormous i. see further and deeper than ever before it's really possible to observe the most mysterious the darkest and the most shadows the corners of our galaxy and abigail exist as well and stars even to be able to observe black holes and shed light on the bare dark nature of these huge enormous i will be able to provide detailed images detailed pictures of the universe with a resolution ten thousand times shop with an america's power ball so we can see things happening as well enjoy the moment. it's. hard. to believe. that it was strong back to the control center here at the same time to read your strong suit i'm told it's going to. make everything work with a nine month old to we will stall to receive the first results means the first images of the universe that he had by could

while vikings victory early tour de france needed to talk yourself of norway win stage thirteen in the mountains as local hero thomas voeckler retains the overall lead. and familiar rivals twice russian champions ribena draw against dunaway kiev in the third qualifying round of the champions league. let's start with goal for northern ireland's darren clarke is part of a two way tie for the lead on four on the par on the second day of the british open with joint overnight leader thomas bjorn a shot behind with one hole left to play while tom lewis finished on one under well carded a solid two under par sixty eight for second day running and is now tied for the overall lead the former u.s. open champion lucas glover joined overnight leader thomas bjorn has fallen one shots behind. while the shot of the day belongs to veteran tom watson the american seen a stunning holy one hour three six but his talk with the man of the moment. they're quite the stuff dreams are made of but. if your english is pretty good but. i'm going to go with look for the car so we got to we can you know got thirty

plus viking victory norway stall who shot when stage thirteen of the tour de france a local hero to most but he's on to the lead his yellow jersey. and cancer battle russian tennis star lisa kleybanova reveals she's fighting the disease on a twenty second birthday. but first aaron clarke shares the lead with lukas clever at the halfway stage of the open championship the norden firing a second straight two under par round of sixty eight a time with the american although the world number one luke donald and number two lead westwood have both missed the part american glover was aiming to build on his only round of sixty six and could have ended the day as the right leader if you'd sung this eagle but he carded to seventy to leave him at four under par and joining him at the top of the leaderboard is clarke the northern irishman had an eagle and five birdies until this one post another sixty eight there off. a shot back including marking time as seen here in his study round of sixty nine translated from the field along with chad campbell also tried in second place and so you think it's funny

tour rookie chris kirk is making things look easy at the viking classic the american play like a veteran really carded a sixty four for a one shot lead ahead of the final run the weather finally clearing up after yet more rain here allowing the players to finish the second and third round her taking advantage of come when starting eight birdies on the day the twenty six year old making four straights on the back nine including this on the thirteenth. in a group of four players one shot behind a birdie on the twelfth going to distance for the thirty year old although he was forced to record a double bogey two. later. when i. two thirds of the way through this year's tour de france or belgians yellow celebrating his maiden state win on saturday the stage fourteen victory also seeing the omega form a lot of writer books all but the king of the month vacation. just two points ahead of spain samuel sanchez who trailed by twenty one seconds the world's second on the schleck was third fastest twenty five seconds further behind sanchez local hopeful thomas book learning to the yellow jersey afte

>> no respect for abba, this is not the country that gave us vikings, the swedish bokini team. what is wrong with you people? the gender-bending swedes are like progressives. they want to huh mog nighs society and they want to celebrate whether it is gender diversity and it has made a little country the united states of america the greates dam country in the world. how about that? >> and the other thing is they weren't ahead in the curve, but correct me if i'm wrong, but didn't mattel put out a ken doll that didn't have junk downstairs. >> that's absolutely correct. >> isn't sweden a poor man's john cafferty? >> the answer to that is 62. >> i had some sort of answer that was smart and deep, but i had an amazing idea. you, me, we open a bakery and call it gender rolls and all of the muffins look like wieners and vaginas. how amazing would that be? forget "red eye." we will be millionaires. anyway. i guess i will show myself to the door. grued night, america. -- good night, america. >> you know what is interesting. in a way if you don't believe in gender roles, you are just like

remember the vikings had a good run with brett far as bringing in a veteran quarterback from the outsidewill try to do it again. speaking of vern glenn, his son was a warrior basketball camp, keep your eyes open jake land, that is talent, there he is with a mohawk, taking it to the cylinder. that is his son, and larry riley comes out and addresses the camp kids ages 7 to 13. it was at redwood high school and it was nice for larry to show up but more importantly for a vern glenn to get his son jake a gland in the highlights to play with his mohawk. >> it is a family thing. >> it is and i am waiting for him to get a little nose ring. >> we do not go for that? >> to each his own. >> anyway, jake look great. >> we have newsroom we come back. and >> today sculling yard announced the arrest of a teenager accused of being the voice of a group of hackers could have taken responsibility for some recent notable website takedown. the 19 year-old was arrested in scotland today he faces charges for cyber crime, hacking and network intrusions'. in recent months, hacker's web sites in aside--identify t

. >> i never really got them as far as for viking. that's how i feel. upsidedown who shoe, my luck is running out. clock, i'm doing time. everyone's got that. this one here is -- i think that's from heroin, when i got out of prison. that symbolizes the horse coming out of the swing and i'll never go down that road again. and on my back, see all those tombstones -- they were all my partners, all my buddies. >> but one of slagle's oldest and best friends in prison, walter walker, is very much alive. and the two men share more than tattoos in common. >> he's a hustler too. that's what i like about him too. he's on that level, too. we ain't on the phone [ bleep ] crying to our people for money or this and that. he hustles. every time i turn around he's trying to get tokens from me. it's the truth. you know it. every time i turn around, he's like, check this out, and i'm like, no, stop right there. >> got to survive. i live comfortably in my cell. as comfortable as possible, as comfortable as you're going to get in there. >> walker's road to comfort comes th

but these images were captured by the mars lander space craft that was part of the '70s vikings mission. in 1979. nasa made what it called a film from the pictures. now a team from nasa's research center has transformed that into a 32 minute digitally remastered documentary, using the original film and sound reels. >> as it traveled in a path around mars, ranging from several hundred to many thousands above the surface, numerous repairs were required. >> reporter: nasa aims -- hopes to have a public screening of the documentary, complete with 3-d glasses. and next month, nasa plans to bring together a crew that originally produced that film, for a small screening at stanford university. >>> and coming up, a bizarre burglary injures a well known quiz show host, leading to more questions than answers. >>> and this is excitement for the sea. the whale ending up in the river, live there tonight with the effort under way tonight to get her back to the ocean. coming up in just 90 seconds . >>> it is very hot out there. >> a helping hand on the way for hundreds of former muni workers, still wi

heavy snow caused this roof to collapse last december forcing the minnesota vikings to play elsewhere for the rest of the season the official said that the new roof is made of material that a stronger than steel, and more wind resistant than the old one. take a look at this, the owner of wilbur, a potbellied pig in texas that legal notice from the homeowners' association it says that wilder has to go because livestock is not allowed but the owner says that her 60 lb pig is a pet and not livestock and she plans on gathering a petition to change the rules. . subway. eat fresh®. and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service than comcast can give, now's a great time to switch to at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female an

mountain vikes 62. 62 fremont and already 70 in antioch.redwood city and napa. 49 in half moon bay. pretty decent cooling at the coast. 3 degrees warmer this morning in san francisco, as well as santa rosa, concord and fremont. you get the idea, and even as you go up in elevation, temperatures are very warm, at about 80 trees. so poor air quality for spare the air day today. and santa clara valley. a little better air quality elsewhere but you will notice the warmup in the east bay and the north bay where some areas flirt with 100 degrees. so mild temperatures to start out. the heat advisory from noon to 9:00 tonight. the heat holding through tomorrow, although i think we will see more of a sea breeze tomorrow so numbers should come down a little bit tomorrow. maybe 2 to 4 degrees. but we are talking a big warmup today. yesterday was just 60 in monterey, 98 concord. i think we will see numbers edge up as the area of high pressure builds to the north of us. that will allow more of a north, northwesterly wind flow. if you spent anytime yester

we had a viking spacecraft on display here in the news seeing -- museum. it has been transmitted to the smithsonian and we are agreed to pick it up. the reach of the smithsonian is probably farther than any other museum with our collections on another world. this museum is world renowned for its collection of historic spacecraft and the millions of visitors who come to learn about them and be inspired by them. we have enjoyed close relationships with nasa to ensure the extraordinary artifacts are preserved once they have completed their mission to expand the frontiers of scientific understanding and to broaden human experience. this partnership to preserve the heritage will add another milestone to the national collection with the arrival of the space shuttle discovery at the smithsonian next frame. all like to publicly thank nasa for selecting the national aerospace museum as the repository for the treasury. cleve will bring our very best stewardship to this object represents the scale and visions of the millions of people who had a hand in its creation a

populations what are and should be the relationships between the conqueror and we can look at the vikingswere babylonians, romans this is a universal setup question that confront us all. our experience has yet to be written. we can look to the chorus and see if the courts have sided, which is the approach that i took. the final chapter i don't think has been written because they think we want to -- we are a fair and a just people and we can look at and see in our law affect teen american indians and identify those vestiges of injustice that are embedded in the law and try to root them out of the law. and so, my book is not merely that injustice, but it could also points a pathway towards a more just culture as we want to strike towards a more just culture in a postcolonial world and root out these nefarious doctrines, you know, the defector tribal when the u.s. so that our basic notions of liberty and equality, fair treatment can be achieved for all segments of the society, including native peoples. that is ultimately the end product of my book. he mentioned the parallels of african ameri

. >> i know this little out of the way place that serves great viking food. >> obama is probably goingraise taxes on a lot of the these people here what do you think of that. >> i can't wait to pay. >> are you okay with your taxes getting raised. >> ouch. no taxes. >> how much would you want them to be raised 50%. >> no like 5%. >> i prefer to give it directly to my charities because i do. i can't make everybody else do the same. >> tax the super rich that make over 20 million. that will leave me out. >> i prefer not to give it to the war machine. giving the money to corporations. the money greashes put on this country. money out here's their taxes raised. only thing they want to do is have a cocktail and stomp the difficult vets. >> what's the best technique? >> chicken swivel. don't do that again. >> you can name any players. >> nacho. >> i keep hearing about this guy named macho. >> is he mine tonight. >> who is winning? >> that's a good question. >> i have been coming here for seven years, i have never seen polo played. >> got to be joking. >> how does it feel riding around on a ho