. >> we shared it the high temperature with the dallas tx ... 93... level did not occur... but it was hot... time lapse... clubs will increase tomorouds will increase its moraltomorrow... cool air coming in from the west... currently storms in minnesota. temperatures currently in the '80s here. winds have died down. there is the warm air... tuesday and wednesday. more heat later in the week. look at that line of thunderstorms... tracking to the east. not everyone will get this tomorrow afternoon... spotty... florida has received a lot of rain... forecast... tonight... partly cloudy warm... 65-72 degrees. tomorrow... a little cooler possible storms... sun returns on tuesday... 7 day forecast... cooler temperatures fall buyin followed by another warming... >> just ahead... chicagos a festival season wow! it's even bigger than i thought. welcome to progressive. do you guys insure airstreams? yep. everything from travel trailers to mega motor homes. and when your rv is covered, so is your pet. perfect. who wants a picture with flo? i do! i do! do you mind

they think they're traveling in a black 2005 chevrolet tahoe california license plate 6 tx 8253. an incredible accident in castro valley this morning. pictures from chopper five show the aftermath from a truck that lost control and burst into a house. don ford has been addressing the damage to find out how lucky the inhabitants were >> just after 10:00 a.m. in castro valley a waste management garbage truck lost its brakes and rolled backwards downhill until smashing into a house. >> he freaked out and i was like it was just a garbage truck that hit a can >> it hit the cans and then cut a power pole in half, drag the pickup truck into one house and then finally the whole thing crashed into lydia's house >> something hit the front of my house and the walls started buckling and i immediately move to the back of the house. >> i open my front door and there was a waste management truck in the front of the house. >> no injuries, absolutely no injuries at all >> pg&e started replacing the pole while the firefighters stood by. the pickup was towed and the residence started taking photos.

tx series a burglary and home invasions and anne arundel county is concerning to residents there. many of them occurred over nine of the victims were at home and in bed. kai reed is live in and around a county with more on the investigation. >> the elderly victims from the most recent home invasions early this morning in maryland city tel terrifying stories. both women woke up to find the suspect inside their bedroom. >> i heard my mother screamed and i went to her bedroom. the guy was in there, and i jumped on him. we started wrestling, fighting on the floor. >> this early morning wake-up call has him and his neighbors afraid to go to sleep at night. in the past five days, the small maryland community has had five attempted home invasions. the next-door neighbor said he knew something was up. >> the dog was barking, so i got at four o'clock and let her out to see what was going on. >> what he did not know is that his neighbor was fighting to men who broke into his mother's home. >> a second i came in and he started fighting against me. then he left and by that time we had barrica

. >> the vicks, tx, we haven't se in some time. dan, were there any sort of flyers being taken on any individual stocks that popped up to you or sectors for that matter? >> actually in the morning there was a big call spread that traded. i know mike and carter are going to talk about it in minute, but people were looking in the mid-150s to like say 165 and some as high as 170, 180 call spreads in july. very, very good size. in a lot of ways these guys are going to talk it but to me it's one of the few assets people will reach for. >> we'll get to that in a moment. mike, what really popped out at me was trade with mcmoran. with the very sort of doomsday tone that the world markets took overall, freeport--mcmoran could be a short covering i don't want to say rally. but this was outformed by fcx but it did raise eyebrows. >> we see this and people think there's going to be some courtesy debasement and another round of qe and we're seeing it hinged to global macro economic concerns like oil and people also concerned about the debasemen

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tx auction.com the grand marshal of this year's bud billiken parade: our commander-in-chief...resident obama. the sun-times says the president will lead the annual event. the bud billiken "back to school" parade and picnic will be held on august 11th. the theme: "education: built to last, a tribute to president barack obama." this will be the event's 83rd year. michelle obama is in town today.. to attend a pair of campaign fundraisers. the first lady will eat lunch with dolton native, jane lynch, who stars in the t-v show "glee." mrs. obama is also scheduled to appear with governor quinn, when he signs a bill to help military spouses and veterans obtain professional licenses. vice president joe biden was in town yesterday to attend a private fundraising dinner for president obama's re-election bid. there's no love between the cranberry industry and the first lady. michelle obama's "let's move" initiative is leading to stricter guidelines for school vending machines. that could soon signal an end to cranberry juice cocktails in cafeterias. while the juice is made with real fruit

and this is hail damage in dallas tx. no injuries. injuries it ranged from the size of golf balls to baseball's. >> look at that. >> that can do serious damage. looks like winter. >> time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. what led start with lisa baden. >> we just heard from d.c. fire that there is a structure fire on north capitol street that will affect commuters between rhode island and michigan. plan accordingly. we will show you what kind of impact the volume is having. it is beautiful. 395, we love this summer pattern. it lies between duke street and seminary road. it's good at the pentagon. 270 in maryland, not bad. a little volume, between 80 and passed 109, better than average to get down to the truck scales. back to you. >> thank you. comfortable temperatures this morning, so open the windows. refreshen outside with a load humidity. temperatures in the low 60's or the most part. some fifties off to the north and west of washington. 52 in winchester along with cumberland elkins, 42, 45 in petersburg, 70 along the wat

things we do want and increasing taxes on things we don't want, and you can stee in california, which txngs we don't want, tax the things we do want is up. i like this a lot more than i like mark bloomberg's soda, and i'll tell you why. what we're doing is expensive and we're want paying the full price, i feel like that's a valid political debate. i can see where there's room to say, listen, we're not paying for this, whereas a king like michael bloomberg or anyone else, tim carney drinking no more than six ounces. explain to me why the unreflective cost of toxic things, which we're paying for whether you want to or not -- they say, i smoke cigarettes, and it's getting paid for in the matrix. >> i think we should have tolls for highway use, et cetera, but this is one reason why conservatives and libertarians don't like the steady socialization, the externalization of health care costs, because it gives an excuse for people like mayor bloomberg. second of all, there are studies i have seen, viscucci is one author, but smokers actually don't externalize more health care costs because they

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>>mark: there is a part of a toll road is being built between austin texas in san antonio tx. there will be speed limits on 85 mi. an hour. the state hopes that the faster toll road will relieve the country's most congested in the states. this would be the highest speed limit in the country. >>darya: you have to stay up with traffic. where looking at walnut creek right now. we will be right back. creek right now. we will be right back. you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] get a wireless receiver in time for the olympic games. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. rethink possible. >>justine: reality of what the president to make some comments about the economy. we plan to carry t

moving up on the list was austin tx with more than 820,000 residents.ountry's largest city with more than 8 million people calling the big apple home. >> ysabel: there's only one week to catch the grammy award winning musical american eat the right here in san francisco. [music] >> ysabel: the play tells the story of three friends on a quest for meaning in a post 9/11 world. it features music from bay area rock superstars green day. it remains at the theater through july 8th. tickets range from 31 up to $100. >> marty: turning our stage to--turning from the stage on to the screen. we have this week's now showing. >> tyler perry is back on the big screen pence madea's witness protection. eugene play by tyler--the federal prosecutor played by perry since the family of eugene to live withm his ofadea is up to hit madea to whips--he sends them to live with his aunt, it is up two hits madea to with the family into shape and face the mob. this movie starring matthew ,, haiti is about a young man that strips at night in is an entrepreneur by day it is rated r.

host: one more call from dallas tx. good morning. democrats line. caller: good morning. my name is william. i am a disabled vietnam veteran. i am wondering, how come it has taken so long for the congress to award the black of farmers the award the one about 10 years ago? guest: first off, i do not know the answer to your question but i'm willing to look into it. and i want to thank you for your service. we appreciate some mature service in vietnam hear. for 10 years, our soldiers, men beeniwomen in uniform have serving in iraq, afghanistan, and places around the world. host: senator mccain was in your state not too long ago. he was quoted. he made the case for u.s. a strong vice-presidential pick for mitt romney. guest: i do not think that is too likely, but it was very nice of him to say. we loved having him. to combat to fargo to our air force base. -- we took him out to our base in fargo. he took time to greet our air men and their women. he thanked them for their service. >> have you had any conversations with the romney campaign about this topic? guest: no. we cross

. >> the gentleman from tx. >> thank you. i will be very brief. i would like for our committee to also interject another aspect of the extenders and the viability of them. that is the probability of that program or extender having the same ability to attract investment in the proper amount of investment. in a reformed tax code where if i am at 39% and i am an investor, i am looking at deals based on the tax effect on my personal tax return. i am looking at the income credits and at that point, the value of all those credits and the value of that investment -- if we follow through and i believe we will as a committee and lower the tax rate, simplify the code, in one year or two years, many of the programs that we renew our put back on the books -- or put back on the books will not have the same level of liability because they simply will not have the horsepower to attract the investment they will at the higher rates. i would like to interject that as another criteria when we look at these extenders and see if there is -- >> this concludes today's h