wear sun screen. kim fisher says mom was right. >> reporter: heather knows the dangers of spending too much time in the sun. >> burning is awful. i hate sun burns. it hurts. >> reporter: even with regular sun block application heather's fair skin is susceptible to burns. >> i always get burns, three or four times in the summer. >> reporter: mark sees patients like heather all too often. >> they don't just look bad and hurt but they can double your risk of melanoma in your life so you should take them seriously. >> reporter: there are lots of myths about how you should take care of sun burns. the doctor wants you to know the facts starting with how to cool one off. >> cool compresses, taking a wash cloth, running it under ice cold water. >> you can use half milk half water. then there's the tried and true method. >> my favorite is tiking clear al0 various a gel in the refrigerator and put that on three, four, five times a day. >> the doc suggests aspirin or ibuprofen to calm the pain. the best thing is

we talked about that sun in santa cruz.ave to wait for that and a gradual warming trend but at least the marine layer will spin out. still mist and drizzle perhaps overnight and mid-80s, upper 80s about 90 at the end of the week. that is usual 30-degree spread for this time of the year but definitely a little cool. >>> in sports the a's will do something rarely seen any more, play a scheduled doubleheader. against the angels in the coliseum is the first scheduled twin bill since 2003 and a's haven't had one since 1997. they played one game against padres. here is larry with the highlights. >> giants at at&t park, petco park in san diego and what sounded like a giants home game. i got it, i got it -- i ain't got it. tough play is going to make a catch with your cap. cody ross, off of moseley out in a hurry. 2-0 g-men. kyle phillips deep off of tim lincecum and crashes into the wall. goes 6 innings and allowed one run and got the win. here in the seventh going the opposite way, he got three hits and rowland scores, they beat

which is his main daily newspaper here in britain when the sun supported a british politician running for prime ministership you know they won it and then you'd find on the next day you'd find that prime minister reading the sun looking like an idiot saying well the sun got me elected i mean so you've got this demeaning of british democracy is diminishing of democracy really which the murdoch press was at the heart of but i think and that was that for silence as well because important people needed the murdoch press and they couldn't be there they couldn't attack it because of that and i think a line was crossed i think of the action that you know that rupert murdoch took shows that they'll be more revelations the program member revered murdoch has a very finely tuned business brain and in my view this was a business decision he has a lot of things going on now one of them is to purchase the largest satellite network in britain called b. sky b. and that decision is about to be approved by the government that was in jeopardy i think he felt that as a businessman he had to sacrifice the

i hate sun burns. it hurts. >> reporter: but even with regular sun block applications, heather's fair skin is susceptible to burns. >> i always get burned, usually three or four times in the entire summer. >> reporter: this dermatologist sees parents like heather all too often. >> they don't just look bad and hurt but they can double your risk of melanoma so you should take them seriously. >> reporter: there are lots of myths about how you should take care of sun burns. but the doctor wants you to know the facts starting with how to cool one off. >> cool compresses, taking a wash cloth, running it under ice cold water. >> reporter: you can use half milk, half water. there is the tried and true method. >> my favorite is taking clear al0 vera gel and put that on, it feels great. it's soothing. >> reporter: the doc suggests aspirin or ibuprofen to calm the pain. the best thing is avoid burns and heather has a plan for that. >> sun block. >> reapply, reapply. there you go. and let's see if we have to do it

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fog, sun breezy. by the end of the week fog looks like it will be less in coverage and warmer inland temps. a very strong system has dipped all the way into northern california. only patchy fog. it's still a cool pattern for us. some sun. i expect that wind to pick up. there it is. look at that system producing a line of rain. stretching from the oregon border back to redding. this system though chew the up the fog yesterday. it was so cool inland temps were so cool. santa rosa 50 degrees. redwood city pay. fairfield 56. a lot of 50s. there it is. the line of rain stretching from fort bragg. so for hasn't made ukiah. this time of year is really impressive. the low keeps us cool until it ejects out. sun. more sun to the south. to the north possibility of high clouds drifting in. yes st. helena warmer than clear lake. nevada 74. napa 76. 80s low. walnut creek al moe, lafayette, danville. oakland 70. alameda 68. san jose that's the spirit 76. and 70s mid 70s onth pins -- on the peninsula. 60s on the coas

>>reporter: the sun is a welcome sight for some. but soon too much sun could give local farmers the blues. at the farmer's market, family farmers grow what they sell. >> you have to have water. >>reporter: produce appreciated by the loyal customers. >> it's so fresh and to support the local farmer, which is so critical. >>reporter: this farmer lets her husband worry about the weather. she knows it's bad at times. no cursing yet. they're getting just enough. the >> at this point we're doing fine. we'd like to have some rainy time now, but there's no complaining happening yet. >>reporter: this farmer has a spring fed stream. >> we'd be dead. this is 39 days, and we've had a total of about 3/4 of rain in 39 days. >> the numbers are down, but no where near a drought. >>> the holiday weekend is in full swing, and things got off to a spectacular start in baldwin county. a dazzling display of fireworks, and is happening again tonight. wjz is a proud sponsor at the inner harbor, blasting off at 9:30 tomorrow night. >> timing is everything.

this morning the sun is up at 6:00.nty of clouds before we see the sun and that will bring a cool day once again. i will tell you how cool next. >> also ahead a bear hundred in yosemite. the search for 200-pound animal that's found its way on to [ kara ] over three thousand entered. five made it to times square ♪ and one rose above the rest congratulations to courtney reid the winner of this year's folgers jingle contest. ♪ a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announc ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. >> saturday morning, 5:38 the time. we are looking out at the roof cam here from the studios. you see the crane in the fore ground getting ready for the big race coming up in a couple years. also a very foggy morning today. but it's going to burn off. lisa will tell

that means more exposier to the sun. do you know what's fact and fiction?ome myths mean when you're young, you don't have to worry about it. the only reason to avoid tanning is from sun exposier, some say. >> glass does not filter uva. that also causes skin cancer and it penetrates and comes through glass in the car. sunscreen is needed if you sit by the window. >> knowing the facts are essential. >>> casey anthony is going to be released from prison next week, before that happens, we'll explain why her lawyers are talking about her safety. >>> the son cried out daddy. my husband grabbed the boy so he wouldn't see it. >> and a gut wrenching story in texas as a fan falls out of the stands, reaching for a ball.

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at the coastline we are actually going to see the sun today.ix of sun and clouds and temperatures there in the mid- 60s this afternoon. the low pressure is moving out. we are seeing an area of high pressure from the southeast build in. that's bringing us warmer air and warmer conditions. and more sunshine for actually the next several days and the rest of northern california, getting plenty of sunshine, as well. sacramento making it to 88 today, also 88 for redding. eureka and ukiah saw showers yesterday. not the case today. partly cloudy conditions and sunshine peeking out for ukaih. monterey cooler at 68, yosemite beautiful today 86 degrees mix of sun and clouds. temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood looks like this. 80 the high today in los altos, 81 for sunnyvale and san jose. 87 in morgan hill so getting close to 90. but not quite breaking it yet. east bay 87 in brentwood. 83 in danville. 76 for hayward so certainly pleasant there and 74 for alameda. up into the north bay seeing similar conditions up in -- we are actually going to see

sun then warm it should be sun- warm. you know what i mean. sun on the coast. it will be in the 60s and 70s. upper 80s for some and still low to mid 90s. now to sal. >>> thank you very much. let's go out and look at the commute. traffic is moving along relatively well. there is road work that is causing brief slow downs here and there. we are looking at highway 4 and that traffic looks pretty good. and this mornings commute on 880 is looking pretty well. there is road work on 880 and 92 and whitton. be careful. also if you drive through the construction zone you might see some cones up. this is a look at downtown san jose that freeway is moving along nicely. let's go back to the desk. >>> this morning the faa is investigating a terrifying plane crash in santa cruz county. a small plane nearly slammed into watsonville community hospital. it happened shortly after 7:30 last night. investigators say two people were killed when their small plane crashed into an empty hospital office building moments after taking off from the watsonville knew necessary fall air -- m

fog, sun, then breezy, more sun today, sooner. temperatures 50s, 60s, 70s to near 80 degrees for a few, but again inland temps are 10, 15 degrees below average for this time of year and the five day does have kind of a stratus quo pattern, not much change really until maybe slightly warmer temps sunday, monday. >> thank you, steve. >>> 6:50 the time. better than expected economic news this morning. sales at u.s. retailers were up slightly in june, this after the analysts were forecasting a drop in sales but the report also shows consumers are pulling back on buying. we go live to the big board on the new york city stock exchange with a dow jones is up about 54 points, 12,545, getting help from the weekly employment report which came in better than expected as well this morning so that's helping take our stocks up after many stocks down overnight. google reports quarterly earnings after the closing bell today. it's expected to report solid gains in both profit and sales due to increasing interest in its online advertising, analysts

had its sun bathing cut short by wildlife officials. residents watched as the seven-foot gator put up quite a struggle before tiring itself out. it was eventually removed, and will be euthanized, due do its size. >>> finally, at a minor league game in washington a routine play on a ground ball led to a major league bench clearing brawl. look at that. the melee was triggered after the player thrown out brushed against one of the opposing outfielders. it took 15 minutes to restore order. several players were ejected. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with your weather channel forecast. good morning to you, some parts of the west are lucky to be as far away as -- >> you're going to upset people. >> some people want to be warm. >> well, some people don't want to be in the 110-degree heat. >> i know. there's not too much perfect weather out there today, lynn, good morning, everyone. today the temperature in memphis, will probably be about 115 with the heat index. the temperature in

the sun comes out. are back to the coast and look at that warm air talk over, 80s and 90s away from the sea breeze. down in the south bay, a little bit of a breeze coming off the bay, sunnyvale in the 80s. 89 in san jose, 94 in lx. through san bruno, 76 but less influenced the farther south you head down the peninsula. to 86 in palo alto. mid to upper 60s along the coast with partially sunny sky. more sunshine on the bay side, downtown san francisco and sausalito and mid to upper 70s. 88 in san rafael until you get to clearlake, near hundred for you and 38 degrees cooler at bodega bay at 62. >> richmond and berkeley and hercules in the 70s. farther south, low to mid-80s. in the east bay valleys, upper 90s. 100 in morgan hill and clouds in monterey, 68. a's game starts at 7:05 and clear and comfortable conditions 74 but kind of cool, 61 by the end of the game. giants, we started ten minutes later, taking on the padres, it will be cooler, 65 down to 60 degrees. good news, today will be hottest day, it coo

the sun in 1 year just like the earth goes around the sun in 1 year. and on average it's about the same distance from the sun as the earth is. so we're really just following it along in its orbit around the sun. >> if it's relatively close, and how close is it exactly, why is it making so long to see? >> it's close and it's so close that on average we overtake its position about every two months. so in two months from now we will be where it is right now. the reason it takes so long to see, the reason it has been so long to find one of these things is because most of the time when we're looking for asteroids or anything else in the solar system, we look out beyond the earth. we look into the night sky. to find these things that are actually in the same orbit of the earth you really have to look in the very early morning or very, very early evening as the sky is really quite bright so no one has found these things up until now. >> brown: and do we know where it came from? how it got there? >> that's actually the really interesting question. it's only be

throughout my editorship at the "sun" one of the campaigns is help for the heroes and the "sun" is absolutely the paper for the military and that caused us to have very, very uncomfortable conversations, particularly with prime minister gordon brown. one of the issues that still is apparent today as it was back then is the lack of awareness of other aspects of the media and of parliament to acknowledge that currently we have soldiers fighting in afghanistan, a war, and people don't seem to forget that. so, i would not say that any prime minister would not think that the "sun" is fighting for the right people and in fact, the "sun" continues to fight for the right people. >> and when would one of those prime mensters ask you as either editor or chief editor at the time ask you to not publish a story or would they sort of go over the news and ask you to spike a story? would that happen? >> no. i can't remember an occasion when the prime ministers asked us to not run a story. >> that is not a politicians generally something that would happen? >> no. i mean, i would say that i can remember many o

which is his main daily newspaper here in britain when the sun supported a british politician running for prime ministership you know they won it and then you'd find on the next day you'd find that prime minister reading the sun looking like an idiot saying well the sun got me elected i mean so you've got this demeaning of british democracy is that missing of democracy really which the murdoch press was at the heart of but i think and that was that for silence as well because important people needed the murdoch press and they couldn't be there they couldn't attack it because of that and i think a line was crossed yesterday i think would what was what was we found out about what happened to the messages that you know the seven seven victims and you know soldiers in afghanistan that made the public and made politicians realise that actually they have to separate themselves from these practices and separate themselves from the murdoch press and not just fill murdoch's influence over british politics but also his influence on the british police interesting connections there the previous p

fog, sun, breezy, more sun today. may take a little while to get going but it will probably pop in sooner than we saw yesterday. cool to mild. temperatures some areas i mean 789 you're getting warm but for july that's cool. santa rosa downtown 76. airport probably a little warm north to ten. and still 50s 60s closer to the coast and bay although santa cruz and capitol will get the sun later on near 70 degrees down there later in the afternoon. fog will be with us nights and mornings. it does look slowly warmer as we head towards the weekend and early next week. >>> all right. not bad. thanks, steve. >>> 4:40 is the time right now. one part of san francisco is significantly more dangerous than the rest of the city. where that high crime area is and the proposal to fix the problem. >>> and the talks over the u.s. debt ceiling get ugly. why china is now showing concern about the negotiations. >>> good morning. traffic golden gate bridge looking good heading south. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay

embrace the sun.oman takes the cake. we've heard the term crazy cat lady. we'll introduce e u to a woman in california who has 700 cats. she says she is completely sane. she actually has a very good reason for having so many cats. >> she does. i have to say it looks kind of -- it looks a little fun. >> anything is fun with that music in the background. >> i'm a little worried about the odor issues. >> and this is coming from man, dan, who loves cats. 700 takes the cake. >> it's a lot. >> good morning, america. i'm bianna golodryga. >> and i'm dan harris. this is saturday, july 23rd. also coming up this morning, the soldier they're calling a hero, not for what he did on the battlefield but for what he did right here when he witnessed a horrific bus crash on a highway in new york state. he disappeared without giving anybody his name after he did his heroic deeds, but we now know who he is and where he is, which might surprise you. >> there could have been a lot more fatalities had it not been for him st

. >> i've got more july sun fun facts. this is big hits. pay attention. this is how you will impress the kids or people at work. the days are getting shorter. they have been getting shorter since our summer solstice back on june 21st. but the sunset remain at 8:37. and it will stay that way until the 4th of july. then you will start to notice the days getting shorter. by the way, today's daylight, 31 seconds shorter than yesterday. but by the end of the month, all that excel rates july 31st. it will be one minute 52 second shorter than the day before which means you start getting two minutes shorter and shrink a minute onrise andset time by the end of the month. enjoy what we have. the thick of summer here. we don't have thickness in the air. it's cool and crisp and calm. five sweeps across the chesapeake showing nothing. good stuff this morning. # 0 in baltimore. 50 -- 60 in baltimore. and we have 50s in baltimore, howard and section of carroll county. by the bay, it's mid-60s but it's a good looking morning. we will roll through the 60s a nice day with

wealthy british style the sun rose last night on the right time. for the. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on. morning news today violence is once again flared up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. egyptians take to square again in what they call the new face of the revolution after expectations from their previous uprising were dashed. by king kills off britain's biggest selling newspaper as rupert murdoch hits the panic button and shuts the music world amid fury over both snooping. and this road race itself for hundreds of propellants teen activists arriving by plane after the aid for to the ships were blocked in greece. has probably taken taken place on the russian market so that it trades after thursday's rally when both russian indices gained around two percent for market analysis in about twenty minutes in the business program. on the air and online with world news and much more you're watching r.t. . hundreds of angry protes

if you're in the sun it's much hotter than this. in the shade, 100 from boston, hartford, new york city, baltimore, philly, right down through the nation's capital and then into the raleigh area. 100-degree heat continuing from st. louis to kansas city. now let's factor in the humidity and this is how it will feel in the shade on your skin as you're outside. it could be up to 116 today in d.c. this is hotter than yesterday. 111 in new york city, 103. look at all the 100s on this map. it's pretty much widespread, lynn. just about everyone is in the soup. this is the peak of the heat wave in many areas. i'll bring you the weekend forecast. >> 116 in washington, d.c. no tourist trips today, i don't think. all right. thanks, bill. >>> a big euro debt deal. a new owner for chrysler and a royal dash duty free, your look at business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, washington fans actually happy jason worth is struggling and nfl owners are ready for football. but are the players? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ female a

a mix of sun and clouds f. you are trying to plan your finances this looks like a lower pge month than last month with all of the high temperatures and record breaking heat. >> no kidding. helping us in the finance department as well. thank you very much. 5:20. new road work that could affect your commute for the foreseeable future. >> road work going on now atekting your foreseeable commute this is a big hole. we'll get the latest coming up. >> i see your problem there. spotify comes oam amica, finally. what is it, we'll tell you about it in tech today. >> welcome back everyone. a good thursday morning to you. see if traffic is picking up. this shot's from the south bay. keeping our eye on a sinkhole that is at 87 and alma this morning. said to be pretty large. we have bob redell out there on the scene investigating for us. groundbreaking will begin on a project to provide relief for drivers through novato. caltrans will begin the work on the first phase of the widening project. it will add a high occupancy la

we get a chance to see the sun. we watch that come up yesterday over the hillside. west towson and it's 60 where we are waiting for the sun to come up. there it is right there. which means sun glare is an issue again for those of you heading out on the roads this morning. ocean city, you are sitting at 63. and a lot of us in the upper 50s and low 60s. but the heat will be on. in fact, we are watching some national temperatures in the 80s this morning across pourings of the nation's heartland. and while there's a cluster of clouds you may see this. there's clear air behind that. and the heat will be building as the wind shifts. we are in the northerly flow keeping us nice but we will be warming up letting the july sun do its thing and we may get the influence of some disturbance riding around the heat bubble that is building across the nation and trying to slip in our direction. we may not get the peak of the heat but we will warm up over the holiday weekend. we are dry and our future radar and we are basically expecting those high clouds to mix in tomorrow afternoon

looking like an idiot saying well the sun got me elected i mean you've got this demeaning of british democracy is that missing of democracy really which the murdoch press was that back after but i think there was a for a silence as well because important people needed the murdoch press and they couldn't be they couldn't attack it because of that and i think a line was crossed rupert murdoch has a very finely tuned business brain he has a lot of things go. now one of them is to purchase the largest satellite network in britain called east sky b. and that decision is about to be approved by the government that was in jeopardy i think he felt that as a businessman he had to sacrifice the news of the world because it in terms of the whole news international it's a tiny part of all that the political cast had been sucking up to rupert murdoch for so many years including prime minister david cameron he now has to stand back and say no i can't do it anymore it's gone too bad. if you just joined us here at r.t. this sunday afternoon let me bring you up to date on our breaking news a pleasure

so at this point, the biggest issue around dodd frank is we have a freight amount of sun certainty. we don't know exactly what we have to do to comply with them, and also with the consumer bureau, we don't know what's going to happen there. body things in the banking system, and supervision. and that maybe would be a good outgrowth of that. >> emily: isn't it going to eat into your earnings? >> absolutely. any additional fees and requirements will increase our calls, and reduce earnings and make it more difficult to make loans. we have to be careful careful about this, this can be very problematic to create jobs which is what we like to do. >> net income up 46%, and loans up 3%. tell us about the demand for loans. >> the demand is soft. in the first quarter is started out strong, and ended up soft. it did start to accelerate. for example, our commercial loans point to point begining to the end of the quarter were up, but in all honesty, we're moving a lolt of market share. loan demand is tepid. >> emily: tell us a little bit what you're hearing from consumers, and from businesses. y

drizzle, mist, cooler inland, fog, sun, wind. you get the sun won't be very warm. clear lake only 76. st. helena 74. 68 petaluma. 71 sonoma. 66 vallejo and benicia. it's cold out there. had to get the blanket back on the bed. that's right. concord 70. 62 oakland. alameda 60. livermore only 70. same for san jose. 71los gatos. daly city san francisco upper 50s. not much change thursday. slight warm up friday. inland temperatures will rebound a little bit on the weekend. >>> all right. time now 6:12. how a cigarette causes trouble in the sky. and angry smokers arrest in midair. >>> one group says she lied. they want casey anthony to pay $100,000. that sounds dangerous, maybe we're more the tradiotional sunday brunch set? i'll expect slippers and a cocktail to be ready when i get home from work. point taken. how about... peaceful, quiet cottage in the country folk? now that's us. save up to 20% on every kitchen style, now until august 21st at ikea, the life improvement store. >>> welcome back to the news. a salt lake man is in jail this morning following his midair arr

the sun was like the moon. there was so much thick smoke up there. >> i could smell it and it was burning my nose. >> this is dangerous. i agree. this is dangerous stuff. especially a plastic. >> crews from the bay area air quality management team took air and soil samples to find out what kind of damage was done by this smoke. they are hoping to have those results done today. no injuries were reported. 120 firefighters responded to the fire. they worked it yesterday afternoon to about 9:30 last night to get the final sprays of water on it. macro plastics did release a statement thanking firefighters for quick response and expressing gratitude that no one was hurt. we are told that firefighters and police will be here at 6:00. we don't see them yet. we are here waiting. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> a mountain lion is believed to be stalking livestock near half moon bay. fish and game agents evidence indicates it killed several sheep and goats. the animals were last seen alive on monday night. they are advi

they're searching the sun that could save lives on earth and scientists believe this of center activity contributes to natural disasters on planets but until now the star has been too difficult to reach or explore in any detail. just enough net some russian research is you think they have the solution. volcanic eruptions. earthquakes. tsunamis. apocalyptic pictures like these are becoming an ordinary part of news bulletins across the globe and scientists aren't giving out reassuring forecasts. unfortunately we're expecting more severe catechisms which may lead to large scale human losses and destruction i'm talking about even a possible shift of the centers of our entire civilization. the change in the earth cease making activity coincides with the rise of activity on the sun scientists have been witnessing gigantic bursts of plasma on its surface and say they are affecting our planet even though it's over ninety million miles away each burst sends billions of particles into space which impact the earth's magnetic field this may trigger some of the processes going on deep below its surf

a little bit of sun trying to burn through that fog there. and it's going to be with us here for another, perhaps hour or two. so watch out for some patchy, dense fog, especially some of the higher elevations. right now 74 at reagan national. and we're in the low and mid 70s elsewhere. around the blue ridge and shenandoah valley, many locations there are near 70. around the bay, eastern shore, steamy there, as well. patchy fog over the mall, too. you can see some sun trying to break through the fog is not quite as thick downtown as it is in some of the rural areas. by 9:00 near 80. we'll have that hazy sunshine. near 90 by noontime. low to mid 90s, midafternoon and then by late afternoon into this evening is when we could get some storms, some of which could produce some heavy downpours and quick, localized flooding. so watch out for that. and that may -- that threat linger all the way until after midnight tonight. and then more on the way on friday, into friday night. some showers, maybe some heavy downpours tomorrow morning. as well as duri

they were enjoying wind and sun. said they had plans to close the beaches that afternoon because they said believe it or not, don may not be big but the storm surge could be a problem and saying out of precaution they wanted to make sure there are no beach growers around. >> all right. makes sense. and thank you. >> and a whale has taken a liking to a river on the north coast not far from oregon border. the 40 foot gray whale showed up about a month ago. biologists used dozens of methods to dry to lure the whale back to the pacific ocean but it ain't going. scientists expect it will leave when the food supply runs out. >> it's enjoying a vacation there, looks like. starting to look like ipod is so yesterday. why sales are sinking fast, and some say it's apple's own fault. >> how organizers are joining a fight against bad breath at this year's gilroy garlic festival g luck on that. >>> beautiful shot from the east bay now. you're looking across to mount diablo. we'll have a look at the weekend forecast just ahead. and

if "the sun" -- that's the difference. if you spoke to gordon brown tonight he wouldn't say he was happy about "the sun" ringing him up and saying they were going to publish information about his medical condition. i don't think it makes it much better for "the sun," we correct things when we get something wrong. >> there's a difference between making that kind of mistake which you did correct and all the allegations swirling around "news of the world"? you don't see them as anyway comparable? >> well, we haven't used illegal techniques. we haven't been going around on an industrial scale hacking into people's phones and we haven't denied for two years as news international did that there was anything wrong. within two days "the sun" said that's not quite right and we corrected it. >> were there whispers or perhaps more than whispers during this time when you were out on a limb, somewhat lonely, continuing to write stories about this matter, the rest of the british media establishment not following you, that you were doing

and the russian scientists claims keeping a close eye on the sun could help dictate when a natural disaster about to strike here. overseeing a lot of red in the markets the r.t.s. and b m i six are both down by less than a person certainly the west that deadlock still making investors nervous i'll have more for you about twenty minutes time. around the world and around the clock this is our team welcome the program the character of the country which holds more u.s. debts than any other it's out at the failure of congress to reach a deal of its debt ceiling china says the political deadlock in washington threatens the entire global economy so far republicans and democrats have delayed a vote haven't limiting what the country owes as they haven't agreed on rival budgets they have until tuesday to avoid a potentially. thanks to fold in the week u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton was in beijing to reassure asian the this america will not fall back on its debt payments peter schiff that's what company you know pacific capital thinks china could well dump the dollars it's may resent currency

people pulled from the water they've been taken to which is the original destination of the day the sun came we can hear from one of the survivors selves to an incredibly caring experience to them about what happened. to ships have passed without stopping to signal to them what do you just passed us by just one ship stop the rescue. has been quite hard to stop list the figures that have been coming out from the since the numbers fluctuating quite slow we do know that it's around one hundred eighty people the numbers from the emergencies ministry around one hundred eighty eight on the boats . are still yet to be absolutely confirmed as he says it's like a one hundred people still in this ward says the fogel river itself an incredibly popular tourist area for people to travel in these type of basis is a two day trip from the town of boulder. i was going there and but what it sank it still around fifty miles from now there was some people helping that perhaps some of these people who ended up in the water could have perhaps wanted to show some to nearby islands that we have heard that the

the russian scientists claims keeping a close eye on the sun could help predict when natural disasters around to strike near. their well needs twenty four hours a day you're watching r.t. . the country which holds more u.s. debt than any other has put out the failure of congress to reach a deal over its debt ceiling china says the political deadlock in washington threatens the entire global economy so far republicans and democrats have to later vote with a meeting with the country as they haven't agreed on rival budgets up until tuesday to avoid a potentially devastating default earlier in the week u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton was in beijing to reassure asian leaders america will not fall back on its debt payments but leadership from investment company europe pacific capital thinks china could well dump the dollar as its main reserve currency. we can't afford bad relations with china see beijing holds the cards you know we're dancing to the tune that they play the real problem for china is that there's no way that america can pay back the money to fix chinese are very lonely

and the russian scientists claims keeping a close eye on the sun could help predict when natural disasters are about to strike near. and on air twenty four hours a day or watching our take on carriage outside the country which holds more u.s. debt than any other failure of congress to be to deal with debt ceiling china says the political deadlock in washington threatens the entire global economy so far republicans and democrats have today the over limiting what the country and they haven't agreed on rival budgets they have until tuesday to avoid a potentially devastating default earlier in the week u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton was in beijing to reassure asian leaders that america will not fall back on its debt payments some experts say both china and americans could suffer because there's so much at stake. there's definitely going to be a lot of nervousness all around the world and china has reason to be nervous not necessarily because they're going to miss interest payments but just because they have so much invested economically with the united states and we're making ourselve

garrett county, full of sun. deep creek lake and ocean city, we are watching the water currents building up the water temperature. 70 in ocean city and into the weekend, we should have a mostly sunny day tomorrow, 88. there may be some renegade showers and oftentimes they skirt around ocean city but we have to throw in the chance especially on sunday. overnight into monday morning, it could be something off the coast that lingers and showers. but overall holiday weekend look good with temperatures down there trying to ramp with a few degrees above and below the 90 degree mark. what does that mean for us? we may have some scattered showers as we build up our heat and humidity. check out our holiday weekend forecast in just a moment. right now let's get on the road with -- first out the door with tonya. >> reporter: get up and get out. bus and subway are on time. don't forget everything monday is on a holiday schedule. 895 south of o'donnell, traffic is flowing freely in both directions. that's southbound to the ri