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>> with annette funicello, you think about -- we talk these days about triple threats. i feel like she was sort of the original triple threat as the mousketeer and the singer and screen star. i talked to paul anka, saying, yes, i wrote puppy love her, about her, talking about their young romance. what was it about her? he said she had it. did you feel that it when you were talking to her? >> yeah, it is what -- brooke in showbiz terms and impossible to describe, it is what -- it's it. you either have it or you don't. i don't know what it is. but she had it. i can't define it, but i know it whe...

Strange. the parents were acting strange and they felt that the children were not safe. they took them into foster care. at one point the father at gunpoint tried to get the kids back, the sons back from the foster care home, but was unsuccessful. and then now we know that on wednesday he went and he was successful in getting them back while they were in the custody of their grandmother. >> sara ganim, thank you. we're going to follow up on this story next hour, talking to a retired member of the coast guard, through this type of search, how do you search this massive body of water and find th...

Tell her she did have some tone, she could sing. she was very reluctant about it, very shy about it but very confident about her acting. but her singing she needed some mentoring and she came out of it all right. she did a great job. >> what was it about her that you think people just took to, paul? because she was kind of that teen idol, that dream boat, that boys love and girls wanted to be friends with. >> well, it was all of that, you know? you have to look at the times. pop music was in its infancy stage. television was just emerging really. and all of a sudden you had this cute looking, ...

Something out of a bruce willis movie, but this is real. nasia nasa is announcing plans to catch an asteroid and put it in orbit around the moon. seriously. i'm thinking, like, i have this vision of lassoing an asteroid. >> shooting a rocket into it, attaching itself and hauling it back to the moon. about the size of a bungalow, a house. >> how do they pull that off? >> i don't know. 2013 now, it will be done in 2025. and it will cost $2.6 billion. >> okay. i'm running, in heels. >> i'll tell you where she's going in a second. the asteroid is out there. they're going to go get it, capture it, ...

As chairman, i don't cut off any member. on friday, we're going to have four panels, probably two panels of people that think he should not be on the supreme court and two panels of people that want him to be confirmed for the supreme court. we'll get done friday. there will be a weekend in between and then i hope the next week we can vote on it in committee, on the third thursday and then it will be immediately up on the floor of the united states senate because mcconnell has said he wants this person through the senate by the end of september. >> dana: yes. confirmed and voted by october 1. ...