wham. right in. and the sun and the stars is just brute force these things together, and you get your fusion. now, how do we get that-- how do we do that in earth? we've been trying brute force. with plasma reactors. heat these things up to over a hundred million degrees, get that gas, pinch it with magnetic fields. boom. try to get it defused. has the human race done that? yes, we've done that. have we had a sustained reaction? no, we haven't had a sustained reaction. have we had any reaction to give off more energy than put in? no, we haven't. how come? our time has not yet come. we're trying different techniques. we're trying it out with lasers. what we do is take little pellets. drop them. you had this in the textbook. little pellets of hydrogen. take all these lasers-- [makes sound] --wham. brute force smash these things together. and that should work too. sustained reaction, more energy out than required to operate the lasers? begin with an n. no. why? it's not our time. kind of a loose way of

in the locker room whams also offered cash to the plant could take down the forty-niner quarterback alex smith the saints lost the game against san francisco last january before the release of the recorded mrs. bennett williams and definitely in the coaches out for your pending an appeal the team is also find the saints and half a million dollars. >>> the masters is under way today in a gust of georgia. all part of the tawdry starters ceremony this morning with experts say this year's masters could be the most wagered on golf event in history. catch the last two rounds right here on cbs five this weekend. >>> it's time to pull the plug was hybrid cars will not ease the pain of the pump. >>> a summer without ice-cream your next scoop may cost you more. twitter not a typical car chase an unusual vehicle and trail damage after the break. >>> in the weather center the wind is now taking up around the bay area,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> of those are chased this morning in sacramento county officers got calls about a large screen driven erratically and highways 16 south of rancho cordova. the driver

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wham! don't hurt yourself, son. kentucky in control, up seven. davis 18 points, 5 blocks, kentucky a winner 69-61, their first final since the '98 season. there was another game. ohio state and kansas, winner takes on kentucky. waux the end of this thing. 2.9 seconds left, ohio state down two. aaron kraft, had to miss the rebound, there's a lane violation. ohio state is in shock. editorial there. kansas wins 64-62. that was a wild finish and a good finish for the san jose earth kwaikz, mls. they win on the road and the giants lose in cactus league 10-2 to the reds. that's a look at sports. garvin, back to you. >> jim, thank you. >>> speaking of sports, the windows to the mavericks big way surfing contest is closed, the competition will not take place this year. >> organizers say the right combination of wind and waves just never came together, but that didn't stop the community from celebrating a first of its kind festival featuring live music, surfing videos, food and awards was held in lieu of the contest today in half moon bay. speaking of wav

back and coached, introduced himself to george murphy and, you know, i always kind of look to see wham things -- you know, what is going on because he's a puppet figure and they seem to be having a nice conversation. so -- and i guess they probably had a 20-minute conversation. elvis came back up and sat down next to me and said, do you think there's any stationery on the flight? and i got the stewardess' attention. i had known elvis at birthright, opportunity and life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. bequeathed upon all of us by our founders. let me ask you, are we going have a president who defines fairness as a check from the government or a president who believes that fairness is a level playing field where everyone can be the master of his or her own destiny? [ applause ] are we going have a president who believes that a weaker, less vibrant america is best for the world or an america who believes or a president who believes as ronald reagan believed that america's a -- a strong america world's last best chance. are we going have a president who thinks that our country needs

these guys are putting bayonets to the ones that don't already have them on -- wham what am i going do? you know. i had a bayonet on me, digging holes and stuff. opening tin cans and stuff. can't put a bane oat a machine gun but i want to at that time. that's how insecure i felt. god, bayonets. what's this about? pit knew we were close. he saider with going to make an assault. i said i'm happy where i'm at, you know. the safest i felt all day. let's go. up over the top. i'm four, five yards, no more, to left. we are going across the creekbed into the jungle. stuff is coming in. machine guns fires. gun ships above us are firing in on us. things are around us, friendly fire and everything else. fourth of july. we get out about 20 yards. guys are dropping. you know. us. and -- north vietnamese are dropping out of trees and stuff. they are firing down here. this guy is dropping out of trees. everybody is firing at their own targets, you know. guys are firing at the same target. you know, whatever you see. whatever you feel comfortable with. i have this machine gun. job of the machine gunse

wham, boom--bubble bath. okay, see what's happening? what color you see depends upon what? with everything. what you see depends upon what? do we all see the same thing? no. huh? depends on your point of view. open up the hood of a car, have the mechanic look at it. now, you look at it. you see the same thing? you see the same thing? no. i remember years ago, a guy was passing around a picture of his girlfriend, says, "hey, you wanna see my girlfriend, man? look at this." takes out this picture, he shows the picture. and we're all looking at-- we're feeling sorry for him, you know? [laughter] and--but to him, to him, he's--"that's my girl." and we're like, "oh, my god, -- pretty." and you start to wonder, do we really all see the same thing, huh? huh? over here, these-- the different bubbles depend upon your point of view, where your head's at, right? what you see depends upon where your head's at. think about it, gang. and you get the different colors. you know these camera lenses? you see these camera lenses. you see that violet hue on the camera lens? ever see that, coat

experts say its double wham any mi they are also buried in debt. elizabeth mcdonald joins us. tell me how grim is this? >> it is pretty grim. unemployment rate with college grads is highest in 11 years as you just pointed out. it's grim because the college grads are coming a work force where full unemployment rate where so many layoffs have been hitting the u.s. economy. full unemployment is at 15%. so these college grads are taking jobs that will not be able to cover the cost of their tuition which continues to soar. getting jobs as bartenders or retail clerks. this comes at time when college tuition is up about five times since 1999 when household incomes have been stagnant since then. >> i have looked at college tuition. some of them, a lot of universities like stanford and yale and harvard. they have endowments. harvard is $20-30 billion. they are assaulting on money while they charge these high tuition rates? >> that's right. the endowments are size of wall street hedge funds. tuition rates are gouging american families. and tuition goes to cover basically donald trump's

. >> jimmy: yeah, i don't think it's looking great. [ laughter ] now, if i do this, this is wham andthank you so much for coming on the show. ♪ hold on a second. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my god. [ drum roll ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you guys, "mad men" is back sunday at 9:00 on amc! jon hamm, everybody! rachael harris joins us next! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the handlebar moustache. it's not for every occasion. unless that is, you find yourself drafted into an old timey bare knuckle boxing match. ♪ there are some things best saved for the right occasion. but they make those occasions even righter. it's like under every handlebar moustache, there's a little heinekin light what makes hershey's pure chocolate goodness that brings people together. hershey's makes it a s'more... you make it special. pure hershey's. at grocery storesreedom this quarter. cash back thank you. activate your 5 percent cash back. chase.com/freedom. [ female announcer ] been looking for excedrin lately? now for your tough headache pain, turn to the long-lasting strength of aleve. problem solved

this that's the velvet glove and, then wham, but president sadat says you are a lunatic.ow, that's great journalism, great television, and it's memorable. as far as the piece he did with you, if you have to take a wild guess in advance, that a mainstream news organization is going to do a piece about bill o'reilly of fox news, you figure they might hammer you. they might go after you. mike was just fair. he was fair. and i thought the piece he did with you was fair. and i think you did, too. >> bill: yeah, i did. don hewitt and mike wallace and peter jennings early on, all three of them figured out what we were doing here. they figured out that we were taking a sunday morning concept, bringing it to prime time. a lot of opinion, lot of confrontation, a lot of show business. no doubt the factor, a lot of show business. and we are doing it for a good purpose though. we are doing it to bring honest information. there is no subterfuge. you either agree with me or you don't. we lay it right out there. those three guys respected that. that's why i got a fair cut on 60 minutes.

. >> that would be a double wham wean international crisis with israel and iran and you have the gas prices going up with it? >> you have to have a president seen as handling it well. it's an opportunity for the president and it's an opportunity to mess up. >> greta: byron, thank you. >> thank you, straight ahead, congressman wefts is accusing the president of leveling tax weapons of mass destruction on the taxpayers. what does he mean? congressman west is here. >> if you thought you lost your money in vegas, see where the gsa is really wasting your tax dollars. that extravaganza is about to look like chump change. who could forget this guy isn't police car performance of bohemian rhapsody, but now he has competition. it is not sean hannity. don't miss this. [ tires squeal, engine revs ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] not everything powerful has to guzzle fuel. the 2012 e-class bluetec from mercedes-benz. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic

this that's the velvet glove and, then wham, but president sadat says you are a lunatic.'s great journalism, great television, and it's memorable. as far as the piece he did with you, if you have to take a wild guess in advance, that a mainstream news organization is going to do a piece about bill o'reilly of fox news, you figure they might hammer you. they might go after you. mike was just fair. he was fair. and i thought the piece he did with you was fair. and i think you did, too. >> bill: yeah, i did. don hewitt and mike wallace and peter jennings early on, all three of them figured out what we were doing here. they figured out that we were taking a sunday morning concept, bringing it to prime time. a lot of opinion, lot of confrontation, a lot of show business. no doubt the factor, a lot of show business. and we are doing it for a good purpose though. we are doing it to bring honest information. there is no subterfuge. you either agree with me or you don't. we lay it right out there. those three guys respected that. that's why i got a fair cut on 60 minutes. they did

this that's the velvet glove and, then wham, but president sadat says you are a lunatic., that's great journalism, great television, and it's memorable. as far as the piece he did with you, if you have to take a wild guess in advance, that a mainstream news organization is going to do a piece about bill o'reilly of fox news, you figure they might hammer you. they might go after you. mike was just fair. he was fair. and i thought the piece he did with you was fair. and i think you did, too. >> bill: yeah, i did. don hewitt and mike wallace and peter jennings early on, all three of them figured out what we were doing here. they figured out that we were taking a sunday morning concept, bringing it to prime time. a lot of opinion, lot of confrontation, a lot of show business. no doubt the factor, a lot of show business. and we are doing it for a good purpose though. we are doing it to bring honest information. there is no subterfuge. you either agree with me or you don't. we lay it right out there. those three guys respected that. that's why i got a fair cut on 60 minutes. th

only two people really know whammed in the moments before trayvon was shot and trayvon obviously can'tl his side of the story. does that put extra pressure on zimmerman that we'll all hear from him testifying? >> well, that is a distinct possibility. what florida does with respect to stand your ground type defenses, is a very unusual feature. it allowed the defendant to actually ask the judge to throw the whole case out before trial. not just a defense that you can raise in front of a jury during the time of trial but a defense that grants you immunity. the defendant would have to prove it by a preponderance of evidence. that means it is more likely than not that george zimmerman has a veiled self-defense claim under the stand your ground law. but to be sure, there are a number of cases that have been thrown out based upon immunity and that is another major issue we'll see before the first juror ever steps foot in a courtroom in what could be the trial of george zimmerman. >> a lot of people have been learning about it. maybe in certain states have never heard the stand your ground law

people are finding out whammed.. >> frankly, that story may have been overwritten just slightly. the u.s. military, the u.s. navy almost always has two aircraft carriers in that region. don't forget that some of those aircraft from the u.s. aircraft carriers are still could not ops over afghanistan being launched from the north arabian sea and occasionally you'll have an aircraft carrier go through the straight of hormuz. and when we were there, the admiral fox out of bahrain, when asked about it, he said look at the neighborhood we live in. his words exactly. and they're always ready for a potential outbreak of some kind of activity regarding iran. but in terms of these two aircraft carriers, this is pretty much routine, attempt robb. >> okay. and news out of afghanistan. there has been a change in the night raids. >> the night raids are when special operations forces will go into a village and quite frankly, knock down doors and grab up militants or enemy or taliban, whoever they're after. they were quite successf

greg really whams is accused of paying players to hurt opponents. >> guys say among themselves, thisreally the first time for me to hear a coach actually talk about taking a guy's knee out. you know? or giving a guy a concussion. >> the saints lost that playoff game to the 49ers. mr. williams is now with the st. louis rams but suspended indefinitely. >> lot of people talking about this. it's a violent game, but to go after an injury, after a weak point, seems -- blog post. the fatal cycling crash investigation leading them to the online entry and the man who can face charges. plus, look at this, it's not your everyday police chase. why police in sacramento were going after this construction crane. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female

wham. there comes the big number. $840,000 in 2010. percentage increase was far greater under the bush administration than it was under the obama administration. unbelievable, to again, be finding blame here in your predecessor. >> clayton: yes, those numbers did tick up dramatically under the bush administration 248% in spending. with the clip we played of president obama a short short time ago no more trips and wasteful spending. under the obama administration they went up 28% so they didn't put an end to it. >> alisyn: ed henry talked to a white house official last night. here was their explanation at least we have taken bold swift, forceful action to hold those responsible accountable and put in place protections to make sure this never happened again. if bush administration folks had acted under their watch, the 2010 debacle could have been avoided. well, not so fast. there is an investigation now into the gsa and what darrell issa has found out that, in fact, they did know about it for 11 months and that no administrators were fi