. >> bill: also tonight jesse watters goes to the hamptons, tally who he. and dennis miller on the proposed junk food tax. >> it's a fakeout. it's a fakeout. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why a debt deal can't get done. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memos. first of all, we taped this program earlier today because right now at this very moment i'm on a plane to california. if anything happens this hour shepard smith will magically appear before your eyes. do not be horrified. if anything happens, our hard news people will be on the case. now, the reason the debt deal can't get done is because of pressure on both president obama and speaker of the house john boehner. last thursday, we went over the tea party objections to any debt compromise and some of you were angry with that analysis. as dhak reiterated charles krauthammer reiterated last night the tea party is a problem when

it's 223 feet under watter -- under water. the search continues. the search has spanned across 226 miles of the ocean. one person is confirmed dead. >>> children in the montessori school in livermore to help teacher mandy hong whose father is among the missing. >> my mom and i were talking 3 doing something to help her, just to find of make it easier on her. and my mom wanted to, like, like a -- like a bake sale. >> the bake sale was a huge success and they plan to do it again tomorrow. there's a web page and donations can be made there and the link to that website is at ktvu.com under "web links." you will find more coverage information in a video. >>> a family whose son was killed in a fight in san diego? filed a lawsuit today. the suspect -- fight in san francisco filed 5 lawsuit today. the suspect es seben nunez was sentenced and on the last day of arnold schwarzenegger's day in office, he cut that in half. the family is suing because they were not consulted. >>> maria shriver has reportedly bought a home. tmz reports her new home is in brentwo

we have seen wild watter. >> we have. because flooding in missouri is something we hadn't told you about. right now, lynette, we really need rain in maryland. >> we do. we are an inch below. i am being more accurate about a 10th of an inch since june. so since last month and then a little over an inch but an inch and a 10th for the year. so, if we got rain in here, it wouldn't hurt us. we don't want to be in that deficit. so, as we go throughout the day today, there is a chance for under one of the thunderstorms that we get, we could get hefty rain and maybe gusty wind. but maryland's most powerful radar not picking up on anything. checking out the temperatures in hanover coming in right around 71, more of the same in catons victim. ijamsville around 69. but the big story is it's soupy outside. it's thick out there. you can see patchy fog as you step out and that will burn more off into the afternoon. high temperatures around 91 degrees. let's go over to tonya with traffic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are

>> for people who are not part of the common wealth club and would like to dip their toes in the watter little bit, there is a particular program or night you would suggest for a starter? >> susan, no. there isn't. it depends upon what your particular interest is and i would urge you to scan the whole array of programs that we are offering because the beauty of these is that they are done by the different interest groups within the common wealth club of which i am the chair and i have 16 sub groups, business, health, psychology -- >> brait a lot of good minds together. >> i take the month of august as an opportunity to have all of my sub groups program on the same topic from their particular point of view. you get a very different kind of view of india, depending if you look at it from the viewpoint of health in india. business in india. natural resources. >> sounds like a sporgburg table of things you don't know what to eat first. >> something for everybody. >> sounds good. carol fleming thank you for being here and for more information for the august series on india now, you can go to

children swam in the pool-aware there was a corpse in the water -- pool-aware there was a corpse in the watter only thing of note is the inspector did indicate that the pool water was cloudy. >> reporter: her neighbors's 9- year-old son said he told the lifeguard when she went down the slide she never came back up. but he says no one looked for her. conventional wisdom suggest no one would have to look that a body on the floor of a pool would stand out. but investigators say when the pool opened for the season, just one day before joseph went, the water was murky and cloudy. but even in clear water, just look at what happens when this dummy sinks to the bottom of the pool. in still water you can see it. but in age tatted water when -- agitated water, it is almost impossible to make out. and in this video produced in 2003 by a lifeguard training company to test lifeguards, when they put dumbies in crowded pools to see if lifeguards would spot them, none of the lifeguards saw the dumbies even after they had been submerged for three minutes. vj figure fisher says he is aware of similar scenarios.

the mission was to recoverthe bodies but the mexican navies say the walter is warm and some may -- watterc strauss-kahn could face another sexual assault case this time in his homeland of france. just as new york authorities have begun questioning the credibility of that hotel maid accusing him of raping her, a french writer says she plans to take him to court. she is a journalist and novelist and says he tried to rape her during a book interview as at apartment in 2002. >>> 6:23. the royal tour is working its way through canada. britain aprince william got behind the controls of a military helicopter yesterday showing off his flying skills during latest stop where he and his wife are on the canadian tour. william, who is a fully trained search and rescue pilot did the first water landing and followed it with a few more. it's the 5th day of the 9-day trip to canada. >> show off. >> indeed. >>> they are heading to california next. >> yes. >>> stay with us at 6:24. a mother on trial, her fate lying with 12 jurors in florida. >> casey anthony's attorney says she didn't kill her daughter thre

agricultural land pashley feed most of central africa and it is the source of the nile river and so watter is as important to now northern sudan khartoum area as it is a country the size of the state of texas and what would and what was also said to us what was also said to us is that it will be the easiest country to do business in as long as it is mutually beneficial people who will go to south sudan thinking that they can take advantage of these individuals need to think again they made sure we understood that it had to be mutually beneficial after twenty three. wars two point three million people guy but here made it very clear even right there in front of bashir we were marginalized we were discriminated against we we were enslaved i think he showed photographs we now see people have been taken slaves years ago are now being told ok you've got a new country go back home to south sudan and it is it was an amazing trip very few people i think in our generation get a chance to see a new country and i wish you had been there because i think you would have appreciated like we all did thank

the watter in norway is pretty cold now. and it's quite a bit extreme.st three quarters of a mile. and that's what distances they have to be quite desperate to jump in the water and swim from the island to escape that person that they were swimming for their lives, actually. >> from your texting and what you've been able to piece together, were many of those at the camp, were they in a group setting? were they in different places? this gunman came in and started shooting indiscriminantly? >> i'm not sure about that. >> the gunman was a few minutes after that and on the island. so i think that he did not start in the actual camp. he was starting nearby and the nearby boat. >> and from everything you've been able to piece together, it was a gunman? he was acting alone? >> yes, everything points that he was working alone. but, police in norway is connecting the situation on the island with the situation in oslo. they say if a bomb is what killed them, then it could be that he was working on the island and other people working with him in oslo. >> do you kno

goodness out of others by going around doing good things like picking up garbage, giving food and watterm acts of kindness and helping anybody out in any way they need it. >> you talk about picking up garbage, handing out food and water. but also this includes sometimes maybe just dropping some money into a parking meter of somebody whose parking meter has expired. >> yes, of course. the commonwealth always carries around a big roll of quarters. if we can save someone a $15 tick wet a quarter, that's a good thing we can do. that could have been their rent or food money. >> commonwealth, you could have done this by just walking around the streets and doing it in plain clothes. now what's with the superhero getup? why go that roult? . >> the superhero idea really comes about because when a person sees a superhero, they see more than a person, they see an idea, something that might inspire them to, in the future, do something good themselves, not necessarily in a superhero costume but just to be good people. people see spider-man and they see good. >> i have to stay, tell our viewers, you a

tragically, bodies floating in the watter.he reason they're potentially floating in the water, is once this gunman open fired on these young people,hopped in the water which is freezing, freezing cold, to try to get away. >> they're an island, trapped, corn cornered. a suspect, by the way, is in custody and police are hoping he is indeed the gunman. but there are various reports. it's chaotic when this type of event unfolds. and this is a fast developing, breaking news story. and the question is, who is this person? is this person linked to the bomb attack in oz boy. police say they believe the two events are connected, but some people are saying they spotted the same person -- >> in oslo before. >> -- in oslo before this rampage took place. it's early days, of course, brook. the question now is who is responsible? jihad digroups have already started taking responsibility. but are they taking responsibility for something they didn't do? is this domestic terrorism? is this something completely different. these are all questions

maxine watters has three ethics violations. it's extraordinary. she's waiting for her day in court.ony weiner and, they're looking into his claims. and then you're looking at his -- >> it's his birthday and everybody knows you have tickle fights on your birthday. >> some republicans have had to resign as well. coming up on the show, lower than low. a man uses a wheelchair for sympathy to rob a bank. details at the top of the hour. >> then the tea party shot her into the national spotlight. what does christine o'donnell think about nbc calling the tea party people a bunch of drug junkies? huh? good question. k9 advantix ii. not only kills fleas and tick it repels most ticks before they can attach and snk on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii. our girl's an architect. our boy's a genius. we are awesome parents! biddly-boop. [ male announcer ] if you find a lower rate on a room you've booked, we won't just match it. we'll give you $50 towards y

. >> david watters to spaceflight now.com. at the beginning of the shuttle program, was john young and bob crippen, one of the book end. you're the last shuttle crew to go out. kind of book in this and tell us how you want people to look back at the shuttle program. that one for chris ferguson, please. >> well, you know, the shuttle has several milestones over the course of its -- they have to live it to the pictures in the images and stories the astronauts bring home. they don't get to see and touch and feel like we do vehicle is that endowments they shuttle. so you know, it is a sobering moment. but at the same time, we are incredibly overjoyed to justify the space shuttle for 30 years since he know that we have this ability to go to the record date and were so much more comfortable here that we were just a short time ago and we hope that continues on to our spaceflight partners. >> chris, sorry sorry to do this, but we lost her video for the first 32nd of the answers. if you could start that part again until a funny look ba

s existing authority to protect the american people and ensure that our watters are not contaminated. i urge passage of this important safety amendment will ensure that our nation's pipelines are as consistent and as safe and reliable as old faithful. which resides in yellowstone park and whose river is being threatened. i yield back the balance of my time. and ask for support. thank you. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? mr. gibbs: mr. chairman, i wish to claim time in opposition although i am not opposed. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. gibbs: thank you, mr. chairman. e.p.a.'s role in regulating pipelines is minimal as compared to the role of other agencies. this bill will have no effect on the regulatory pipelines, therefore we can accept this amendment. i yield my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from tennessee. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it and the ame