against and the democratic party which says look, let s invest in jobs and the middle class and try to build prosperity for everyone. that s really the choice that faces people in the election that s coming up. patti ann: all right. a lot more to say on that. josh and justin, thank you both so much for joining us. pleasure. rick: payoff for dozens of kids who weren t allowed to use a pool because of the color of their skin. back in 2009, we reported on a suburban swim club that canceled a contract with a nearby camp when club members complained about too many minority campers in the pool. the public was outraged. the club went bankrupt and now a judge says the proceeds from the sale of that club will go to the kids who were discriminated against. anna kooiman has the latest. the media frenzy is finally ending with an over $1 million settlement for minority children who suffered racial discrimination. a philadelphia-based camp had a
lemonade. deputy editor sue perry is here with the results. hi. rick: good to see you. good to see you. rick: let s start with this one. this was your winner here. this is the one country time. first of all, let me explain. we put 14 lemonades to the test. it was a blind test. so our panels did not know whether they were tasting the home made version or they were tasting newman s own or minute maid or anything. the home made obviously won out. but the closest to home made was country time. rick: the color is a little weird. it s a little off from pure lemon and water over here, right. rick: very good. minute maid and newman s own came in next as the runners up. rick: this is not spiked at all? no. rick: that s good. patti ann: if you tonight want to do the powder, you can go with those. for a stand, you don t want to do the home made.
this despite u.s. troops seizing a record amount of explosive material. troops have captured enough fertilizer to keep the taliban from making up to 50,000 bombs. the fertilizer is made across the border in pakistan. it raises concerns as u.s. troops pull out and afghan troops prepare to take over. rick: the u.n. announce brand-new envoy to syria. he s been a diplomat for the u.n. before serving as an envoy to afghanistan and iraq. he takes over for the former u.n. secretary general kofi annan. violence continuing to surge in syria. the u.n. says 18,000 people have been killed since that uprising began last year. annan and members of the u.n. security council expressed concern that he could get nowhere if council members cannot dom a consensus. patty ann: 30 dead and nearly 700 infected by west nile virus this year. right now spraying is going on
if a recent agreement is approved by a pennsylvania bankruptcy court after court costs are paid, the minority campers will get a portion of the money. when it s all said and done, 73 people will be sharing up to $1.1 million. rick, that money is expected to go into trust for the kids who are minors and they ll be able to access that cash when they turn 18. back to you. rick: anna kooiman, thanks. patti ann: big show in the skies over chicago. the army s golden nights lead parachute team jumping from planes 12,000 feet in the air and pulling off complicated maneuvers on the way down. it s all part of chicago s air and water show. it s the largest and oldest running air show in the united states. rick: very cool. when we come back, new evidence that could solve the disappearance finally of amelia earhart. her airplane vanishing 75 years ago over the pacific. now researchers may have a major break in the search for the lost
now, the democrats argue that that s in itself a complete misrepresentation of what the romney-ryan plan is, but it s unfair to accuse the president of raiding medicare. they make the argument that the $716 billion that the obama campaign took from medicare to put into the affordable carack, obamacare, is not all that different from the $716 billion that paul ryan said he would trim from medicare by ending waste, fraud and abuse and cutting some services. rick: you spoke with him today. he has not done a lot of, speaking with reporters. you asked about foreign policy because he s been criticized a little bit that he doesn t have a lot of experience in that area. what did he say to you? he makes no bones about his inexperience comparatively. he said i spent 14 years in congress, i know what i m talking about. mitt romney wouldn t have picked me if he didn t think i was ready. listen to a little bit of our interview. what would you say to russia and china in their refusal to trial