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. >>> president oba was in aar more stale part of africa this weekend. ghana. this was the scne when first visited a castle acoast from which slaves were once shippe to the new worl the outpouring wasescribed as -- >> joining us for more built president's ip and the state of u.s./african retions is yaw nyarko. professor of economics a director of africa hous at new york university. welcome. >> thank you. >> you were in ghana when the president wasthere. >> that's right. >> what was themo? what was the aicipation like? well,verybody was excited that he was coming. there were these billboards with ghana's president next t obama all over the city a people re very, very cited. very, very prd of obama. everybody h this empathy wth the united states now because of obama. it was vy exciting. very exciting >> why ghana? why do you thinthat that countrwas elected? >> wel for a variety of reasons. the first of course that ghana just finied a razor-thin very close elections. i mean the winner won by y kn a percentage the vote. half of a percent or something. andt was a ve

none of those aare severe obviously. but for our few store storms rumbling around out there. possibility you will run in to a little something. take the umbrella with you even though most areas are dry. switch it over and take a wider view on the radar. some storms upstream out of west virginia and ohio. this is associated with a cold front that will come through here after midnight tonight. so until this front can come through, we will keep a chance of a shower or thunderstorm in the forecast. the initial batch of rain was with this area of low pressure that is traveling in to pennsylvania and the secondary front comes in behind it after midnight. once that goes by things will start to settle down as we head to tomorrow morning. temperatures will cool off a little bit in the 70s with rain showers and 76 degrees downtown. but the cool air is in the this great lakes. the high temperatures in the 60s today in chicago and minneapolis saint paul. this is me middle of july. 62 degrees in the twin cities right now. not going to get that cool here but that chilly air mass will slide

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presidents of began aare thrilled. but why did he pick that country over his father's native kenya? the answer coming up. and a legal blow to the controversial program in the district. details straight ahead . "good morning washington saturday" starts right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> and good morning to you, washington. it is saturday, july 11. i'm pamelarown. so great to have you along. we'll get to the morning's top stories in just a sec, but first, a quick check of the forecast. our meteorologist, adam caskey, is live in the weather center. we've been on such a roll lately. is it going to stick around for today? >> you'll feel added humidity, but temperatures will still be just a few degrees below average. the weekend forecast is looking better than we had previously anticipated, mainly for owmorr lmo owrrooks like a pretty d.aygo right now, t fre a'sew l ht a owshs trtowofh hero mofet nggh hewa a shndgtondeonre frick cynt re border there. ngu n see it slowly pus wea wegecloser look s aeri zon o first in the fitofy reckdeofri, wlitlo

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with the aar.ople, i'm confident that we can do the right thing once again. and pass health insurance reform and ensure that medicare stays strong for generations to come. so, i'm hoping that i can answer any questions that you have here today. i'm absolutely positive that we can make the health care system work better for you, work better for your children, work better for your parents, work better for your families, work better for your businesses, work better for america. that's our job. so, thank you very much. >> much as it would be every broadcaster's dream to share the podium with the president of the united states, he has to get wired up for sound, so i'll start with a question that was e-mailed in before the program, which combines a couple factors that you spoke about, mr. president. he says, my brother's 56 and uninsurable. he could afford to buy insurance, but he can't get it because he has a pre-existing condition, and in his state there is not a high-risk pool. when the president's pr

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