broiled flavor that gives them the upper as they look like you know what i would like the last thing i haven't seen this video obviously with the pic that i didn't pick it so i had a complete i was going thought was a totally different but when i saw this guy your thought i was like this guy's thing isn't today to me he's getting very gangs going to the bird hearing this film as the suckers the burger king every day o'connor absolutely ridiculous this is one of the faults of capitalism the fact that you can take a garbage dump like this public and you know get funding for it and then pump people full of crap and they get sick and then the frickin health care is going to pay for it and i have to pay for and i don't want to pay for it and they're just going to stand there with that burger king ground on the ground and so miles that even a burger to me it's like some fifth filler something but as a flame broiled flames are. fine because there is no question about the popularity of i pads and i phones but a look inside reveals they are straining the supply of a member of the periodic tab

and so my understanding of berkeley to me it's like some filler something but as a flame broiled flame or. a line because there is no question about the popularity of i pads and i phones but a look inside reveals they are straining the supply of a number of the periodic table they look this is the i phone for its lithium polymer battery lets you work longer play longer last longer listen longer. so demand for lithium ion rechargeable batteries out of asia has helped lithium prices climb to refold in the past twelve years tripling since two thousand and now investors from j.p. morgan shocking and black rock are trying to make money in a market now worth a billion dollars a year so apple is completely flexing its muscles and infecting entire market over resources and workers for difficult corporate you have to look at them but this is you know the jetliner. has been a job most of them involved in this invasion of afghanistan because the bars live in supplies so there's a two fold store and one j.p. morgan. is going to pump and dump this sector and are going to believe that you're a suppl

. >> while we wait for the heat to arrive tomorrow, much of the midwest is broiling from denver to dallas and points in between. temperatures have been well over 100 degrees. authorities are checking on people with chronic illnesses and the elderly to make sure they are ok and he is locked in for the weekend. the record heat is also hitting the fires on in colorado. it is hot and dry and the fires are showing no signs of letting up. authorities said one of the largest fires in colorado springs doubled in size overnight. tens of thousands of people have now been evacuated. scott thurman as the latest. >> it is the fire causing pure terror across colorado. more than 32,000 were evacuated from colorado springs ilan. >> it is upsetting. i am very upset. >> shawna miller grantor cats and photographs. >> don't want to leave my home. >> her fear is hardly unique as she sat in bumper-to-bumper traffic to get out of town. >> the flames were coming down the hill towards the road and people were driving on the median. it was not spam it has been relentless and not just in colorado. utah and arizona

were there other things broiling, or was this just a long thought-out strategy of his overall foreign policy and outreach. >> when howard baker and i came to the white house, i came back. he came. president reagan was at 37% in the polls. it was the depths of iran-contra. people were saying of ronald reagan that he was not just a lame duck, he was a dead duck with two years to go in his administration. one of the key strategies that president reagan laid down was that we would try and capture from building up in the first term in our military to somehow build down in the second term. he had felt that gorbachev in his meetings in geneva and then in reykjavik, which everybody reported at the time was not successful and it turned out to be pivotal, that there was an opportunity for a significant nuclear arms reduction with gorbachev, but his political standing at low was very low, the lowest of his presidency, and it started coming back. three months later was the berlin wall speech where people started recognizing, my god, the united states is back, and the president is going to be that

she would turn the stove on all the way to broil, and it would heat up like a furnace, and then she would turn it off, and then put her stuff in and cook it. if it got too cold, she would turn it on again. it drove my parents crazy, but she made wonderful food. she was never going to learn this technology, but she had adapted to it. we recognize that people do that. if people have something that works, you leave it alone. another issue that people have on computers is -- and it is a real frustration for a lot of seniors -- that things do not show up in the same place. we try to set up people's computers so that it is recognizable. if you are using a macintosh, and it has the dock that has all the controls on it, you set it up so that it is always visible. you put the icons in place so they will always show up, so they are always recognizable. i gave my mother recently and ipad, and it is a brilliant piece of technology for seniors because it only has one button on the front of it. if you do not know what to do, you press that and go back to the home screen and start over. she really loves

and we mentioned earlier the broiling heat in much of the country, we're stuck with this imagines todays and beaches packed with children who don't mind the heat. they love the end of school. enjoying the first full day of summer. lucky parents, some of them were able to join them. and we thank you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be along later and we'll see you back here again tomorrow night. good night. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are-- a graduate student of architecture

if it was broiled fish and vegetables and fruit, we knew nancy was there because she took close care of his diet. when it was meat loaf with mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, and chocolate pie, we knew he was on the airplane by himself. when president and first lady's travel separately, the first lady is entitled to protection. that is the big complication. do we want to put the first lady on a commercial plane? some first ladies have done that. president nixon did that a couple of times, flew commercial. it caused such a huge bust. people had to be bumped from the plane to get secret service agents on. it got to be a real hassle to put the air. -- it got to be a real hassle to the president on a private airplane. they did not want people to know it so it had to be a last-minute thing. that would cause problems with passengers getting bumped and so on. the obamas have been criticized when she has traveled separately adding to the cost. other first ladies have done that. it is nothing new. it raises a legitimate question about saving money. part of its it is security and protectio

this was the 13th day this year we've had 90 degree temperatures and now the east coast is really broiling new york had 98 degrees yesterday ... the temperatures get warmer on the east coast because of the appalachian range of fact effect that's compressional warming at work ... here we have the humidity dropping in chicago here is the forecast: it's the first day out of the '90s. five of the last six have had 90 degree temperatures today the high will be 83 degrees with increasing sunshine ... northwest winds are 8-18 m.p.h. tonight is clear and cool and less humid northwest wind will be light tomorrow will be gorgeous sunny warm with comfortable humidity ... partly sunny warm saturday height 88 degrees lower 80s that the beaches you will feel that lake breeze this weekend we may get a shower on sunday it's time now for today's trivia ... the word fettuccine means what an italian ot sfilodour the sox are not back in first place, but they were at least able to avoid a sweep by a last- place team. cubs pitcher randy wells did not make it out of the fourth inning. while gavin floyd gave up a

>>> we leave you wit >>> tonight on "world news," broiling heat. 50 million americans under extreme heat warnings. schools closed down. crops wilt. and zoo animals are trying to stay cool. >>> power play. the president in a duel with congress. a showdown over the government's fast and furious program. >>> drinking while pregnant? a new study creates a giant argument about whether pregnant moms can drink after all. >>> and the inheritance. prince william turns 30 and receives a final gift from his mother, diana. >>> good evening. 50 million americans began this first day of summer sweltering. as of tonight, 12 states have been issued an extreme heat warning. records already shattered from the midwest to the northeast. and take a look at the rising thermometer. it says it all. states from maryland to maine saw the temperature climb 20 degrees in 24 hours. our extreme weather team is fanned out across this country and abc's weather editor sam champion starts us off right now. sam? >> reporter: good evening, diane. the national weather service has already determined this has been the warmest

and we mentioned earlier the broiling heat and much of the country, we're struck by these imagines todays and beaches packed with children who don't mind the heat. they love the end of school. enjoying the first full day of summer. lucky parents, some of them were able to join them. and we thank you for watching. we're always here at abc news.com. "nightline" will be along later and we'll see you back here again tomorrow night. good night. >>> 35 years since the notorious chouchilla kidnapping one of the kidnappers returns to the bay area. >> a man may have been unarmed and shot by police if the south bay multiple times. >> first full day of summer arrive was a winter-like chill. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> one of the men convicted of kidnapping a bus full of children and burying them in a van more than 35 years ago is a free man tonight. good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and the story captured the nation's attention in 1976. three bay area men convicted and received a life sentence. >> and last night a 57-year-old was released from the men's colony in san luis

talking about the job numbers this week and all of the things that the president has gotten himself em broiled into. not a good week for the president between wisconsin and this gaff that made joe biden actually look eloquent with what he said the other day. it really was not the best week for the president. but i want to go back to the numbers. because i do think it's important. it's a primary reason he is putting forth that he should be re-elected it's 4.3 million jobs created. that seems to be the mantra of this administration, this campaign so far. why isn't the unemployment number lower? because it actually is higher. it is higher not just since he took office. it's higher since the stimulus, it is higher since last month. if you are creating all of these jobs. >> the unemployment numbers do a little trick here. sometimes they go up when they are getting better. people are coming into the work force and looking for jobs. they show up with the unemployment numbers. this is more than just a little science here. what we have to look at is under employment not the number of people who dropped

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but just off to the south and west, here comes the heat and it is broiling in dallas at 97. 87 for littled 84 for st. louis. warmer air is going to be moving back in as soon as the atmosphere gets unblocked and that area of low pressure is able to move on out. that's going to happen in a couple of days. not tomorrow. another cool, pleasant day at 74. builds the energy up, that's for sure. thursday, a bit warmer, still at 78. both of these days we'll feature showers. looks wetter. potentially on thursday and a better chance of thunderstorms in there on thursday. friday about 81 degrees. if there's any shower left, it would be well over at the beaches. saturday, we warm up to 86 degrees and fasten your seat belt. 90s will be back, or at least near 90 as we finish up the weekend. meanwhile, unbelievable. 52 for gaithersburg. 57 for baltimore. 66 in the district. quantico still an unusually warm 70. got to check that thermometer. 62 for dulles and culpeper down to 57 while winchester is coming in at 55 degrees. we know it's going to be a cool one. a lot of places may end up in the low 50s. in

a brutal heat wave is broiling and we're talking about 100 million people feeling this today and triple digit, record-breaking temperatures lasting into next week and then that relentless wildfire out west after days of battling the ferocious flame, firefighters are starting to get an upper hand. that's the good news. we have reporters, as always, all over the country covering these major stories for you. i want to start out with sandrasandra endo and let's begin with athena. athena, nearly 4 million homes are without power from indiana to player land from the brutal storms, the death toll is climbing. what can you tell us? what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, we know that there are six confirmed deaths in virginia, poppy. that's coming from the governor's office, governor rob mcdonald. at least 1 million customers are without power in west virginia and that's a large chunk of the nearly 4 million. the governor has declared a state of emergency due to the severe storms and we note two other deaths and an official said a man was electrocuted after he left his house and a woman in mary

a brutal heat wave is broiling and we're talking about 100 million people feeling this today and triplereaking temperatures lasting into next week and then that relentless wildfire out west after days of battling the ferocious flame, firefighters are starting to get an upper hand. that's the good news. we have reporters, as always, all over the country covering these major stories for you. i want to start out with sandrasandra endo and let's begin with athena. athena, nearly 4 million homes are without power from indiana to player land from the brutal storms, the death toll is climbing. what can you tell us? what are you seeing? >> reporter: well,kn

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