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the ohio river and mississippi river heat meet. 104, kansas city. 100 easily widespread from north platteoklahoma city to st. louis. that's going to continue even into tomorrow. temperatures will be very similar. we won't start to see the cool air possible until about thursday. that's when we're expecting the next chance of a cold front dropping those temperatures. three more days of this in kansas city and then we'll get a break for you. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. washington, d.c., a warm day, chance of thunderstorms late today. new england will be dodging afternoon storms. very hot in the southeast. but not quite as wet as yesterday. florida got drenched this weekend. looks a little dryer for them also. >> that heat wave is on its way. we all need a beach day? >> yes. no big relief till probably thursday or friday. >> got to get your sandcastle building experience. >>> a big energy acquisition and a motivational mishap. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, the response from hollywood to early friday morning tragedy in colorado. >

up from omaha right up the platt river valley. if you've ever driven along i-80, you notice it's very flat. in fact as i have driving up here today, i remembered the opening pages of my aunt anilla where her young hero looking across his home and thinking of nebraska, there's a lot of it. when congress adjourned on july 17th, 1862, in their inner most thoughts, i'm sure many of its members must have wondered if all their worked had been in vein. george mcclellan's campaign on the peninsula had fizzled tantalizingly close to richmond and soon confederate troops would invade the north in kentucky and maryland, the european powers were then on the verge of stepping into the dispute to force a mediation that would have recognized southern independence. the republican grip on congress was threatened and with it the fate of this huge and historic agenda. how the union was saved from that low point is another story told in my forthcoming book. it's an astounding chain of

began rebuilding their churches, they erected a secular structure, the television tower at alexander platts. virtually ever since, the authorities have been working to correct what they view as the tower's one major flaw, treating the glass sphere at the top with paints and chemicals of every kind. yet even today, when the sun strikes that sphere, that sphere that towers over all berlin, the light makes the sign of the cross. [ applause ] there in berlin, like the city itself, symbols of love, symbols of worship cannot be suppressed. as i looked out a moment ago from that embodiment of german unity, i noticed words crudely spray-painted upon the wall, perhaps by a young berliner. quote, this wall will fall; beliefs become reality. [ applause ] yes, across europe, this wall will fall, for it cannot withstand faith, it cannot withstand the truth, the wall cannot withstand freedom. and i would like, before i close, to say one word. i have read and i have been questioned since i've been here about certain demonstrations against my coming. and i would like to say just one thing. and to those who

there are no real surprises as the roster for the russian boscobel team has been named coach david platt announcing his twelve month squad following by one hundred one to seventy nine friendly winnability when you're just outside moscow the host trial by three points off of the opening quarter but they overturned that deficit to win by a comfortable twenty two points target for its own up by getting high twenty six points for russia shooting god owning his place really explored and so did all the other big names such as andrei kirilenko session to finance golf russia face hosts and great britain in there right now on sunday. one in barcelona the united states held on from eighty six eighty victory over argentina in their second exhibition game kevin you're on top score for the reckoning olympic champions with twenty seven points as they kept a gritty argentina in check to send out a warning to their rivals in london that they next face a friendly against spying on cheers that it will be a rematch of the final in beijing four years ago and the american stars believe that busy build up pro

london olympics there are no real surprises on the roster for the russian basketball team coach david platt announced his twelve man squad after their comfortable win in a friendly with with you amy and just outside moscow the host trailed by three points after the opening quarter but they overturned that deficits to ease to a one hundred one two seventy nine victory if it's on notched up a game high twenty six points for russia as the shooting guard proved why he was a part of the olympic squad along with other big names such as under a killer lanka cash account and the famous goal of russia faced great britain in their open up on sunday. one in barcelona the united states held on for an eighty six eighty victory over argentina in their second exhibition game given your own top score to the reigning olympic champions with twenty seven points as they kept a gritty argentine check to send out a warning to their rivals in london however the next phase of friendly against european champions spain on tuesday will be a rematch of the final from beijing four years ago. i mean all this plenty of p

london olympics there are no real surprises on the roster for the russian people team coach david platt announced his twelve month squad after their comfortable with in a friendly with this you idea just outside moscow the hurst trial by three points after the arguing call to overturn the deficit to a one hundred one two seventy nine victory with ali things are not stop a game high twenty six points for russia as the shooting guard crew for who was a part of the reports for along with other big names such as an thank you to lanka such account for the famous golf russia faced host great britain in their open up on sunday why barcelona the united states held on for an eighty six eighty victory over argentina in their second exhibition game kevin durant top score to the reigning olympic champions in twenty seven points as they kept a gritty argentina in check to send out a warning to their rivals in london however they next phase a friendly against european champions spain on tuesday which will be a rematch of the final in beijing four years ago and the american stars believe that busy bui

price agencies like platts that's annoying the allegations saying there is no similarity between lie and boy oh boy i'll be back fifty minutes of more. ok other headlines here in just a moment and then a rather interesting up close interview with a controversial british ultimately exposes the hidden side of u.k.'s domestic and foreign policy. the phone. download the official t. up location on the phone the i pod touch from the q stamps to. life on the go. video on demand tease my old compass and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the dot com. mission free critic a should free in-store charge is free to make amends free risk free. free. download free broadcast plug in video for your media projects and a free media gondar teton tom. wealthy british style. is not on the. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons are for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. full started here before going global and now pulling the fire. log in. to the right to. choose your place take you

meantime the former european champion will spearhead the russian squad at the london olympics david platt's men open their quest for glory against great britain on sunday. i. had in the meantime the world's two top ranked basketball nations the usa and spain faced each other in a crucial warm up game in barcelona the host wasted no time and found themselves twenty two thirty up late in the first quarter on a lot antony will be playing his third lympics in london let the usa to a comeback as he scores twenty three into his twenty seven points during the first half a combination of fluid passing and the ability to turn defense into attack quickly helping americans to come to conflict and in the second half of the final buzzer the usa extended their lead to the largest margin of the night one hundred points to seventy eight and next up for the dream team is that limping there becomes front i believe it will. preserve argentina in a strange. no close range should we have the world. slow stars in the two to three games but are we just you know we fortuitous care you know dorothy is close as thos

fixing scandal to actually see if world prices have also been fixed meanwhile oil prices agencies like platts are denying the allegations they are saying there's no similarity between lay bore and oil and the looting has slashed the credit ratings of thirteen italian banks just days after it cut the italian government bond rating the ratings agency says the financial problems in greece and spain have boosted the default three. for italy moody's has they dropped seven banks by one notch and in additional six banks white two daughters now moving on to the african markets let's start with russia which opened up about twenty minutes ago and what we're seeing there is that the russian markets opened on a positive note in fact the r.t.s. is already putting on more than or almost three quarters of a percent that's despite the latest stats that show that the country's industrial production remained unchanged in june compared to the devious mind but the bigger picture looks not as good for the first six months of the year industrial production three point one percent now on to asia where trade is unfo

the rate fixing scandal to see if oil prices have also been fixed meanwhile oil price agencies like platts are denying the allegations they're saying there's no similarity between live war and oil and then the news you moody's has slashed the credit ratings of thirteen italian banks just days after a cut the italian government bond rating the ratings agency says the financial problems in greece and spain have boosted the default risk for italy moody's has dropped seven banks by one notch and another a six by two notches. and now moving on to the equity market let's see what's going on what's going on there and first to asia where trade is in full swing this hour and it looks like pretty strong gains there the nikkei is putting on around three quarters of a percent the hang saying is managing to put on one and three quarters of a percent and investors are positioning themselves for the days may the band the much anticipated speech of the federal. chairman ben bernanke a who is addressing the congress later in the day investors really hope that he'll hint that more stimuli are on the way for

handle to see if oil prices have also been fixed meanwhile oil price agencies like platts are denying the allegations saying there's no similarities between a low bore and. now moving on to the equity markets let's start with europe and see how european bourses are reacting to all these news the pussy and the dax are in the positive territory in the first twenty minutes of trade let's see those numbers their investors are positioning themselves for the day's main event the much anticipated speech of the fed reserve chairman ben bernanke who could be addressing parliament ok conversation say later in the day traders really hope that he'll hand them more stimuli are on the way to the world's largest economy now moving on to russia the markets here also gaining in the second hour of trade and that's despite of the latest stats that works so obvious they show the country's industrial production remains unchanged in june compared to the month of may but a bigger picture it looks not as gloomy for the first half of the year industrial production actually grew three point one percent over in

they're protecting these monopolies, but also the massive new york state political machine under boss platt, which ruled when teddy roosevelt was on. t.r. would defer to the bosses. hughes moves forward, wins the governorship, puts forward a bunch of reforms and moves on to court for of the first time. >> today it would be almost unimaginable for someone to resign from this position, and the building behind us to run for a national elective office. what was the reaction at the time? was it a surprise? how was it viewed? >> i think some were surprised, but also i think that the office of supreme court justice wasn't quite what it has become now. i think part of the reason people would be so shocked today, if a justice resigned, is that the appointments process is much more difficult to actually get through. and it's much more difficult to confirm any justice. so justices are appointed young and are expected to stay for the rest of their working career. now, hughes' first appointment as justice was quite uncontentious. his second one was almost the beginning of the contentions within the appo

and speaking of apple the company continues to gain ground and a new report shows iphone maker's platt by most subscribers and black berry maker research in motion is losing market share, samsung ranked a quarter of u.s. companies and nearly 110 million people in the united states own smart phones. and that is 5% from february. in san francisco, i'm emily chang with bloomberg west. dan, back to you. >> thank you very much. see you tomorrow. >> and spencer christian is back with the accu-weather forecast. a look look ahead to 4th of july. >> it will be. and there are things looking good for 4th and looking -- 4:00th of july, that is. and there is a live view from our camera looking westward, you can see low clouds already, but mainly skies covering the bay area now. and now, on our radar there is clouds along the peninsula most of the area is free of any cluck. whether hot clouds or low clouds, right now, firefighters on the warm side burke not exceedingly hot. 09 degrees now in antioch. 84 in fairfield. 83 up in santa rosa. 62 here in san francisco. and there is areas of fog along the

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and what's most interesting is there's typically a long platte period. hey willeto sitting. they never walk but they stay pretty of the same. and at age 20 they're not too different than they were at age 2. over that time course, however, they do develop increasing problems because it's a progressive disease. they're having problems with their breathing. they made need some breathing support. they have trouble with their feeding and they need nutritional support with feeding tubes and they get curvature of the spine and need orthopedic surgery to correct that. so these children are living longer. they're adults often livering into the 20s or 30s. but with limited function. next is called the type iii and that's where griffen comes in. i will let him talk about that in a minutement but the type iii children are perfectly normal early in childhood. you wouldn't pick them out as having any problems at all but over the course of the typically first few years of childhood they start to notice some weakness and there may be some tremor. and different from the little twitches what

eric goosby, says the president's platts is helping the world move towards aids-free generation. this came during a brookings institution meeting on the global fight towards the potentially deadly disease. this is just under one hour. >> thank you, everyone, for joining us. welcome to brookings. i am noam unger, a fellow with argot -- development initiative here. perkins is pleased and welcome to welcome dr. eric goosby for our discussion, key lessons from a decade of actions on global aids, and the look for. i will forgo the tree the detailed reputation of biography, goosby's but despite the emphasis of today's events some lessons from the past decade,ambassador g oosby'iss involvement makes him a pioneer. his involvement dates back to 30 years, to when he was already becoming a specialist in the then-unidentified disease that would come to define his career. in the 1990's, he helped lead domestic federal efforts to respond to the disease, including setting up the ryan white care act, that unlocked federal support in response to aids. he turned its focus to the global pandemic,

i feel like that's nothing compared to what you see in north platte, st. louis, factor that humidity in the southeast. you have the heat index above 100 degrees. we still have this high pressure, jet stream far to the north. willie, that means it's going to stay hot early into mid next week. >> another day of triple digits. stephanie abrams, thanks. the weather not the only thing hot in washington. republicans and democrats taking shots at one another over landmark supreme court ruling that upheld president obama's health care law. chuck todd, nbc political director and white house correspondent. chuck, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. still unclear how much health care will dominate the campaign in the presidential race. republicans made it clear they think it's a winning issue for them at least when it comes to congress. >> now a tax since the court said it was a tax. >> reporter: republicans trying to make lemonade out of the lemons handed to them. the court ruled the penalty for not buying health insurance is actually a tax. demo

so this is not including what it feels like, but 101 in north platt. 103 in des moines. 103 in kansas city. 101 in memphis. this has been ongoing for weeks in some cases. 102 in chicago. 102 in louisville. again we've got to get through the weekend and then a little bit of relief is on the way, fingers crossed, she says. look at the temperatures. yes we're into summertime but in some cases 10, 15, almost 20 degrees where we should be for this time of year. again, next few days, have to get through it. make sure you check on the kids and elderly. make sure the pets are indoors. really take precautions over next several days. want to make note this is the good news. we are getting some monsoonal moisture into the four corners. we have a seasonal shift in winds. that means we're getting some moisture from the west coast. so that will move into those wildfire areas that have been really depraved for moisture and that is the good news. real quick i want to point out we could see some severe weather across the northern plains, ohio river valley and appalachians. busy day in the fox extreme

relatives of the victims are obviously outraged. 46-year-old allen platt was beaten to death.econfessed to the crimaaron curry was released with an ankle bracelet. >> i'm angry he gets to go out and enjoy his freedom. my brother has none of that. he is gone and there is nothing that can bring him back, nothing. >> reporter: right now lane county is only filling 152 of its 507-bed jail. bill: some are blaming the federal government for this. why would that be, dan? >> reporter: lane county was forced to cut a hundred million dollars out of its budget this year. a big portion of that came from the sheriff's office budget. they eliminated 64 positions, including 28 deputies. that forced the sheriff to close one whole wing of the jail and cut down patrols 16 hours. if you need a deputy eight hours out of the day you're out of luck. the federal government is blamed because it owns the majority of the land in the county. most of it is national force that employed thousands of people and received tax revenue from timber sales. the sales have been dwindling for years. lane county used

one of the guys admitted to a beating death of 46-year-old allen platt.ry confessed to the crime aeupbt crime and is looking for a lengthy sentence if convicted. the family is outraged. >> we want aaron locked back up until trial, until he goes before that jury like anybody else who has committed one of these crimes, or is accused of this cry. >> reporter: after closing a whole wing lane county is filling just 150 of its jail's 500 beds. this after the county was forced to close a $100 million budget deficit. 64 positions in the sheriff's department were cut, so in addition to the prisoner release there are also eight hours, for which there is not a single deputy on-duty to respond to crimes in progress or people this need. county leaders blame the federal government which owns a majority of the land. timber sales used to fund most of the county's services but the u.s. forest service has all but stopped them. and federal timber payments which dwindled, lane county used to get $50 million a year, this year it got just over $3 million. >> it's a slap in our

gdp growth is expected to slip by 1.7% this year, at best it will be platte next yea flat next year andt hitting european markets. they are all down, spanish market down more than 2%, martha. martha: what is the reaction to that. >> reporter: noisy and violence in the streets of madrid wednesday a bit of a war zone. miners upset about cuts. they clashed with police. police responded with rubber bullets into the cloud. there were other austerity. the prime minister mayor kwroe monte said it looks like a war inside and outside, an economic war. martha: 25% unemployment. thank you very much for that report. bill: going in the wrong direction yet again. a city strapped for money taking drastic action by slashing city worker pay to minimum page. we walk to the mayor of scranton, pennsylvania yesterday here in "america's newsroom" about this controversial plan. today we get the other side from the head of the firefighters union on that. plus there is in. >> i'm going to eliminate every nonessential alex spence i have program i can find. that includes obamacare and i'm going to work to reform

that is shallow platts form to run a campaign. >> i think there is more.nk it is worse than i don't like you. i doesn't care about you. i certainly don't feel your pain. that is only part of the campaign. let's not --. martha: are you serious, alan? you think mitt romney doesn't care about people? really? >> i don't think he cares or thinks much about poor people. certainly his --. martha: how would you know that? >> he has a tin ear and tin tongue when --. martha: has too much money. couldn't possibly? >> not how much money you have. i only made $374,000 in speeches. i don't really care that much about the poor. we have programs for them. here's, make you $10,000 bet during a debate. i mean it is a narrative. it is a series of things shows he just is not, doesn't feel your pain. martha: talk about that for a moment, tucker. alan does make a good point in this way i think. and that is that message, that communication, that connection and ed rollins was here a little while ago. >> right. martha: i think most people who meet governor romney, find him to be v

heather: meantime also on the hill democrats will soon have a historic new plank in their platte normame-sex marriage, the move unanimously approved. it is the first time that the party as a whole has formally expressed support. now same-sex marriage is bound to remain a prominent i shal issue in this campaign. john roberts is live in our atlanta bureau. where do the candidates stand and how is this going to play out. >> this could play out in a couple of ways. for president obama who back in may voiced his support for same-sex marriage he has energized the gay and lesbian community and hollywood raising millions of dollars for his campaign. half an hour from now a could he livings black pastors is going to come out and say do not vote for the president because of his support for same-sex marriage. reverend owns is leading that group. he says we will see that the black community is informed that the president is taking them for granted while pandering to the gay community. they believe his support for same-sex marriage could hurt the president in key-swing states. >> key democratic co

platte of pennsylvania, mr. reyes for the balance of the week and mr. stivers from today through friday, july 27. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the requests are granted. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. the house will come to order. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas rise? >> address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> i honor mr. howard taylor in being inducted into the arkansas agriculture hall of fame. he has been a pillar in his community. he demonstrated a strong commitment to our country as a member of the greatest generation. he was a prisoner of war following the battle of the bulge in germany. for his service, he earned a purple heart. he started out as a farmer growing corn and soy beans. soon after he moved to arkansas, he moved a 150-acre farm. he grows and processes, stores and sells, rice, soy beans, oaths and wheat seed to farmers throughout arkansas. mr. taylor is able to produce a very hi

so aaron earl curry was being held in jail awaiting the trial for the murder of your brother, alan platteow what's happened? >> due to budget cuts, the -- the county has been forced to close beds in the jail. so there was three that were accused of crimes that were released into the public with ankle bracelets as monitors to await trial. >> so even though he's charged with killing somebody, he's now out of jail awaiting trial because there's not enough money to keep him there? >> that's correct. >> what does your family feel about this? >> we're devastated! he needs to be back in jail where he belongs. >> now, it's my understanding that these three men, all convicted of between manslaughter and wearing ankle bracelets, does that give you peace of mind? >> no, it doesn't. >> do you think it's political at all? >> i think a lot of it is, yes, i do. i believe there's some politics behind it. >> i want to read a statement from the sheriff. we are holding the most violent unpleasant people and while we're not saying these people released are not dangerous, they are not as dangerous nor have th

we're talking from 100 degrees in kansas city to 103 in north platte, des moines. 98 degrees in chicagoose to 100 degrees tomorrow. official heat wave under way here. along with that, you're seeing the high humidity as well. a lot of these places that heat index will push the 105, 110 the dangerous gory. wednesday rockford at 99. if you're not rained out for your fourth of july, chances are some spots canceling because of the heat and the dryness. not the case to the northern end here of this high pressure where we're seeing some showers and thunderstorms begin to pop in through places like minneapolis and eau claire and some of those may be on the strong side during the day today. it will be the northeast later tomorrow that could see some of the stronger thunderstorms. that means, there may be some fourth of july fireworks displays in jeopardy. as far as today, from detroit to pittsburgh, gusty winds and maybe hail. the biggest threat, the northeast today though, a little bit of a break. we're seeing comfortable temperatures into the northeast. eventually, this warm front will make a

they are launch platts -- bear launch pads for opposition activities and in syria, you have a sunni community in lebanon bettis in the same politics of the shiites before the and the 1970's. they feel they have no leaders and they have, because with their brethren in syria. lebanon has become increasingly unstable and subject to the effects of a potential tsunami of instability from syria. jordan has already seen a number of prime ministers come and go and it is not a good sign for stability in jordan and there are pressures there in a country that has fewer sources of revenue and is relying on external support for stability. even turkey has to face the reality that it has an 800 + kilometre with syria and its own source of instability and iraq tested deal with its own sunni-shiite problems. in none of the countries where we have seen regime change or changes in the distribution of power do we have any sense of certainty that the players who are shaping events today will either be relevant or able to shape outcomes in the future. this is not the kind of cycle that one can assess in 2013 or 20

they are launch platts -- bear launch pads for opposition activities and in syria, you have a sunni community in lebanon bettis in the same politics of the shiites before the and the 1970's. they feel they have no leaders and they have, because with-- and have common cause with their brethren in syria. lebanon has become increasingly unstable and subject to the effects of a potential tsunami of instability from syria. jordan has already seen a number of prime ministers come and go and it is not a good sign for stability in jordan and there are pressures there in a country that has fewer sources of revenue and is relying on external support for stability. even turkey has to face the reality that it has an 800 + kilometre with syria and its own source of instability and iraq tested deal with its own sunni- -- iraq has to deal with its own sunni-shiite problems. in none of the countries where we have seen regime change or changes in the distribution of power do we have any sense of certainty that the players who are shaping events today will either be relevant or able to shape outcomes in the fu

they are launch platts -- bear launch pads for opposition activities and in syria, you have a sunni community in lebanon bettis in the same politics of the shiites before the and the 1970's. they feel they have no leaders and they have, because with their brethren in syria. lebanon has become increasingly unstable and subject to the effects of a potential tsunami of instability from syria. jordan has already seen a number of prime ministers come and go and it is not a good sign for stability in jordan and there are pressures there in a country that has fewer sources of revenue and is relying on external support for stability. even turkey has to face the reality that it has an 800 + kilometre with syria and its own source of instability and iraq tested deal with its own sunni-shiite problems. in none of the countries where we have seen regime change or changes in the distribution of power do we have any sense of certainty that the players who are shaping events today will either be relevant or able to shape outcomes in the future. this is not the kind of cycle that one can assess in 2013 or 20