then in "usa today," man stabs four people at church in albuquerque. unfortunately here, t-- fortunae injuries were not life threatening. >>> here's some of the stories we're watching. the mother of the boston bombing suspects is under the microscope after russian authorities say they intercepteded a phone call. >>> president obama is expected to dominate mayor anthony fox of charlotte, north carolina, as his new transportation secretary. if confirmed, fox would take over for outgoing secretary ray lahood. >>> and friday's congressional vote to stop the furloughs was made official this weekend ending a weeklong headache of understaffed airports and delayed flights across the country. >>> one competition in germany got a little hairy, shall we say. around 100 men brought their "a" game to the international beard championship. awards were delivered in 18 different categories including prizes for the prettiest and most obscure style. dylan, you like any of those? >> i'm trying to figure out prettiest. >> yeah, what does that mean? >>> this guy in china is

san francisco is the list of best cities for travelers with pets, the travel site named albuquerque as the number one city for pet friendly hotels, and dog parts and portland and tucson were two and three and san francisco was ten. the only california city on the list was san francisco. >> part of the great highway is still shut down today as work crews try to clear the sand dumped on the road by highway winds. crews cleared tons of sand between skyline and near the zoo but the great highway remains closed today and one section after 75-mile-per-hour winds triggered a sandstorm on monday. >> calm now, though, right? the morning did not feel the winds and now we feel the warmth. >> without the winds do bring us the free air conditioning of the ocean it gets warm quick. from mount tamalpais to ocean beach the water temperatures in the low 50's but the air temperature could get into the 60's today. nice place to stay or nice play to get away from the heat if you don't like the mid-70's in downtown san francisco. that is what we are getting close to right now. live doppler 7 hd shows high

san francisco is the list of best cities for travelers with pets, the travel site named albuquerque as number one city for pet friendly hotels, and dog parts and portland and tucson were two and three and san francisco was ten. the only california city on the list was san francisco. >> part of the great highway is still shut down today as work crews try to clear the sand dumped on the road by highway winds. crews cleared tons of sand between skyline and near the zoo but the great highway remains closed today and one section after 75-mile-per-hour winds triggered a sandstorm on monday. >> calm now, though, right? the morning did not feel the winds and now we feel the warmth. >> without the winds do bring us the free air conditioning of the ocean it gets warm quick. from mount tamalpais to ocean beach the water temperatures in the low 50's but the air temperature could get into the 60's today. nice place to stay or nice play to get away from the heat if you don't like the mid-70's in downtown san francisco. that is what we are getting close to right now. live doppler 7 hd shows high pres

are being credited for stopping a man who went on a rampage during a catholic mass on sunday in albuquerquethe man armed with a knife and yelling fake preacher jumped across several pews, stabbing members of the choir. injuring four people, two critically. no official word on a motive as yet. >>> a major milestone in lower manhattan. crews there will raise the final section of the spire atop the new world trade center. the first section was added late last year, not long after this picture was taken of crews hoisting the escalator to the 101st floor. the tower will become the tallest building in the western hemisphere at a symbolic 1,776 feet tall. >>> and there's a mystery in oregon this morning. how did that -- get there? police have no idea. the truck ended up lodged roughly ten feet in that tree. no one was inside. hospitals nearby have not reported any victims of a crash. a local rescue team tweeted -- and i quote, said tweet -- this is not something you see every day, end tweet. >> end tweet. >> that's as far as we got. i have no followup. >> you have to work on that. >> great job. >>

larry johnson of albuquerque, new mexico, celebrated his birthday this week by going on a 100-mile bicycleotable about this is larry is 93 years old. he rode 100 miles on a bicycle. or at least that's what his grandchildren told him. they just pushed him around the hallways of the nursing home for ten minutes. it's a joke. they didn't really. this guy didn't work out rel regularly until he turned 50. since then he had run 20 marathons and ridden his bike hundreds of miles. on my 93rd birthday, i'm planning to die. this gem comes to us from southern springs, texas, near san antonio. we show a lot of clips of people who contact their local news channel because they believe god has revealed himself to them in an unusual way. that's what you should do. if god calls to you, call your local news immediately. i think this is the me i've ever seen a two-fer in that category. >> it was thursday night and lupe was simply making tacos for her family. a bag of mi casa flour tortillas. >> i just picked it up and there i saw her. right away, i saw her vision, her image. >> right there in the tortilla, t

you're from albuquerque., but three of its four members have also been inducted as individual artists. name the group that sings this song. ♪ ♪ >> that would be the beatles. >> all right. >> give it away. of course it's the beatles. >> that's right. three of the members have been inducted twice, george harrison, paul mccartney and john lennon. unfortunately ringo starr has only been inducted once. >> back across to kath. >>> elvis presley was called the king of rock and roll, inducted into the first hall of fame class. finishes the lyrics to this hit song. ♪ everybody let's rock ♪ everybody in the whole cellblock ♪ ♪ going to the jailhouse rock. >> i think that's close enough. >> the correct words were actually was dancin' to the jailhouse rock. >> this ceremony was literally about the pioneers of rock and roll. not only was elvis inducted, but chuck barry, ray charles and little richard. >>> from south carolina this disco diva is being inducted this year. name the artist who sings this song? ♪ let's dance ♪

the drama unfolds at the albuquerque, new mexico, balloon festival.ar balloon off course. >> suddenly the balloon crashes into a radio tower which carries 70,000 watts of electricity. >> you're now basically atop of this 700 foot radio tower and the basket is weaving back and forth. >> inside the basket, a retiring forest ranger and two young boys. an air rescue is too dangerous. their only option, climb down a ladder inside the tower. workers shut off the structure's electricity and the three slowly maneuver themselves onto the ladder. >> it's remarkable the amount of bravery it took not only to get out of the basket but then to climb down. >> the descent takes two terrifying hours, but the three make it safely to the ground. panic in a laundromat when this man inadvertently locks a baby in a washing machine. >> what on earth can you be thinking? >> may 11th, 2012. camden, new jersey. a security camera captures an ill-fated game of peekaboo. a male friend of the babysitter places the 1-year-old in the machine, shuts the door, and steps back. what the

they're finally meeting decades later in albuquerque. >> mitchell grew up in the u.s. the soldier, known as mr. bow, came hacross her name in a story hoping to learn more about her family. >> i hope i'll be able to go back to vietnam with mr. bow and visit the place. >> and that's a fox watch across america. one state wants bigger bottles of beer. at least one group is trying to stop it from happening and baseball is back. oh. a new year beginning. new changes, new ways declared. and find out how some teams scout their talent, adam housley, a co-worker who played a little bit of ball, i understand. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. >> and just a little bit of college hoops this, one just wrapping up. a tough defensive matchup between two of the best teams, louisville, a first seed, and duke. the game was close early on, only 3-point difference by the half. louisville playing the second half without one of the star players, kevin ware going down after a gruesome injury, hard to watch, a broken leg, and cardinals winning 85-63. they will play what wo

details still coming into the newsroom now from albuquerque. service was closing this morning when a young man climbed over the pews and began repeatedly stabbing the choir's lead singer. other parishonners may have been hurt as they struggled to substitute attacker. remarkably none of the injuries considered life threatening at this point. the suspect was held down by the people of the church before police could get there. he has yet to be identified. investigators say he did not belong to the church. >>> right now fierce resources deployed to find a killer after a little girl is attacked in her own home and later dies. police say it happened while she and her brother were home alone. as you can imagine, people on the town on high alert. being told now to stay indoors with their doors locked while law enforcement can do its job to track a murderer. the latest on the manhunt. >>> and police responding to an emergency, well, they arrive at something they don't see every day. a plane upside down in a cow pasture. and now we are learning about the

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. >> sunday morning mass in albuquerque turned into a frantic scene when a man began stabbing faithful at a catholic church. lawrence kapinger, started attacking members of the church choir after they began singing a closing hymn. members of the congregation can't believe what happened. >> he had a knife and was attacking our soloist and our flutist tried to protect him and got stabbed also. >> i noticed the subject run up and started attacking basically the choir the i just ran over there immediately to do what i could to stop it. >> parishioners including an off duty officer took down the suspect and held him until police arrived. four people hurt, two seriously. >>> turning to a violent attack in rome. two military police officers and passer by were shot near the presidential palace where italy's new government was being sworn in. suspected gunman was quickly arrested. identified as an unemployed bricklayer hoping to target politicians. one police officer does remain in critical condition. >>> the owner of an illegally constructed building that collapsed last week in bangladesh has

state trooper mike valverde is west of albuquerque, new mexico, patrolling i-40, the most heavily traveled in the state. suddenly, he gets a shock. there's a white truck going the wrong way on the divided highway, and it's headed straight for him. >> it actually was in the fast lane, and this thing wasn't doing anything but coming at us. >> valverde yanks his war to the right to avoid a collision and hits his lights. >> initiated my emergency equipment, which is what activates my camera. >> the driver sails by, oblivious, at 70 miles an hour. valverde knows he must try to stop him before he kills someone. the officer calls for backup and makes a violent u-turn, just managing to avoid hitting an oncoming car. >> i pursue the vehicle in the westbound lanes of traffic so i'm going the correct flow of traffic and i'm watching him go against traffic. >> it's traffic chaos. cars and trucks swerve to avoid the wrong-way driver. >> they're doing everything in their power to avoid being struck by this vehicle. >> with lights and siren going, valverde pull s alongside the driver, trying to get his a

performing april 27th at the adler theatre in davenport, iowa and may 3rd at the route 66 casino in albuquerqueplease welcome the great bill cosby! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome -- welcome -- welcome to the show! >> i don't know. >> jimmy: welcome to the show! >> what was the song? what was it? >> jimmy: i don't know. [ cheers and applause ] [ talking over each other ] >> what was the song? >> "sponji reggae" by black uhuru. it was from "the cosby show." [ laughter ] ♪ i say 'ey mon >> oh, that was the fellow -- he was sitting on -- and i was behind him. >> yeah. >> he went to school with that guy. >> and he came to date my daughter. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yes. that's it. >> and he was -- [ laughter ] yeah! ♪ and i say 'ey mon >> jimmy: oh, yeah, i remember that now. sorry? >> yes! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, thank you, yes. >> yes. >> jimmy: hi. >> come over. >> jimmy: yes, please. >> come over. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do you like -- do you like -- do you like -- do you like reggae music? >> huh? >> jimmy: d

albuquerque, dallas, atlanta, all above 67 degrees. >>> every athlete has an off day. but this one might be one for the record books. >> yeah. the athlete in question, president obama and basketball players as part of the annual white house easter egg roll festivities. the president joined children and nba pros to shoot free throws. problem is he hit two of the first 22. he missed 18 from the free throw line. >> yikes. >> he's got a good looking shot. >> there is nothing else to the shot but being good looking. his performance was abysmal, even 10-year-old kids were trash talking the leader of the free world. >> glad they're showing the video. that is a decent -- good jump shot. just wasn't going in. >> the white house said he hadn't had much time to practice. he's a busy guy, so i can understand. but when you have 10-year-olds trash talking you after you hosted an easter egg roll for them -- >> missing 18 of 22 free throws, that's not so good. you can tell he is better than that. >> ironically, the whole thing almost didn't happen, al

albuquerque, 73 today. dallas, 76. most of the nation in the 60s or 70s.ard to find someplace that isn't. orlando, 85. laredo, 86 today. there's one area of strong to severe storms. north texas/southern oklahoma in line for the strong storms today. keep an eye on that and stay up with your local abc stations. >>> and still to come here, the prosecution rests in the jodi arias trial. and another juror dismissed. in the dramatic move. the latest twist ahead. >>> and love is in the air. one airline now helping passengers flirt at 30,000 feet up. our reporter checks it out. >> oh, boy. >>> and coming up, are you ready for secrets of the wheel? pat and vanna took me, not sam, behind the scenes. we'll show you. we'll show you. with so much competition, finding the right job is never easy. but with the nation's largest alumni network, including those in key hiring positions, university of phoenix can help connect you to a world of opportunity. before bennie thankfully stopped growing, before they earned 1% cash back on all purchases, like his chew toys, and 2% ba

mil dólares fianza, a hombre acusado de apuñalar a cuatro personas durante una misa en iglesia de albuquerque que avanzan esfuerzos por lograr una reforma migratoria surgen interrogantes, quienes serian beneficiarios y como tramitar la ciudadanía, la respuesta el domingo en aquí y ahora por univisión. >>ahora en despierta américa, que tienen, muchachos? >>mi querida satcha, no tienes un moreton ahí en el brazo por lo que te hicieron chicho y nacho >>claro que si. >>en nuestros países se celebra, el dia del niño >>qué hermoso. >>mi dia favorito >>cuando tenia el programa de niños, lo celebrabamos en grande >>en mexico albertson hernández hablo con un personaje grande chabelo, vean esto >>la vida de uno de los conductores más queridos de méxico, javier lopez chabelo. >>la presencia de despierta américa en su oficina lo llevó a recordar sus origenes >>mi padre fue uno como muchos mexicanos emigró a estados unidos cruzando por la frontera de los Ángeles. nunca lo había confesado, bueno, yo nací en chicago. >>volvieron a hacer su vida en méxico, fue así que una historia llamada chabelo lo esperaba

now we're hearing from a victim of a horrifying attack at a catholic church in albuquerque, new mexico. police say a man ran to the front of the church after companion and started to -- communion and started to stab members of the choir. one member was the flute player and spoke from his hospital bed. >> i instantly dropped my flute and i charged the guy and i got him into a bear hug and pinned him against the wall. others member of the congregation also tackled the man and held him until the police got there. investigators say the techer was not a member of the -- attacker was not a member of the parish. >>> warm weather all across the bay area. steve paulson will tell us how much hotter it will get and if it's expected to last. >>> and apple's next big thing. industry insiders don't think it's a gadget. what they think it is -- next. >>> good morning. westbound bay bridge. very thick traffic. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. [ male announcer ] enjoy delicious chicken made the way you say at subwa. with our oven roasted chicken, now a $3 six-inch

. >> stephanie: yes, but [ inaudible ] in albuquerque is delightful. >> yes, once i leave this county> caller: not here. you can get oil and ill from toxic waste. >> stephanie: oh. >> caller: yeah, it's horrible up here in the four corners area. >> stephanie: uh-huh. >> caller: i have been straight my whole life but in 1982 i was involved in a relationship -- >> stephanie: hold on dr. squeezy needs his music. [♪ porn music ♪] >> caller: and we were very much in love, and i tried for six months the lesbian lifestyle, and i must tell you, it was the most fulfilling relationship i have ever had. i have been married to three straight men and it has been horrible every time. >> stephanie: you can't say you haven't tried. >> caller: yeah, exactly. and i think that's what it takes for conservatives. i have an evangelical assist important for 24 years, and she thought i was just horrible horrible, until her son became gay, came out of the closet and all of a sudden it is all right. now they whisper about it within their family but now she can understand what i'm saying that gays and lesbians

. >>> the albuquerque journal has a story about tuition doubling over the last ten years.state tuition and fees now run $6800 a year. that's still less than many neighboring universities. >>> the chairman of the house intelligence committee is revealing new details in the boston marathon bombing investigation. take a listen. >> we still have persons of interest that we're working to find and i had dpi, and have conversations with. i think anything ten or fewer? >> i didn't say that. i didn't give a number. i do think there are persons of interest. russia is where i think they went from to yes i'm ready for jihad, this is how you conduct an act of violence, including training. >>> joining mess is dana mill badge and erin carmone. dana, if the how intel committee chair is saying this, what does it tell you about the dredge of where they are? >> you always have to take it with a grain of salt when members of congress are giving police briefings, because sometimes they have a, dare i say, political charged affect to it, but it does suggest that things are more involved than we

but a bit cooler than that in boston. 66 degrees in albuquerque. half of that in colorado springs. >>> coming up, returning to our top story, once again. how the victims of the boston bombing are remembered. >> show you how our boston tv station is covering these emotional vigils. you are watching "world news now." hd 3 >>> as boston and the world learn more about the victims of the bombings, there has been several vigils. >> in dorchester, massachusetts, and on the campus of boston university, hundreds gathered to remember the victims. our station, wcvb, has been covering this unfolding story nonstop. here is a portion of their 11:00 p.m. newscast. >> here at garvey park, a place where dorchester kids came to play games. a lot of them were here tonight. but there was no fun. >> it is all very sad. i knew he was a good friend and very nice. >> he was at our first communion with us. >> yeah, at our first communion. >> reporter: kind of ruins the vacation doesn't it? >> yeah. >> reporter: a proud show of support for martin richard the 8-year-old kill

>>> and four people recovering this morning after a man with a knife charged a church choir in albuquerqueg hymn. witnesses say the suspect jumped over several pews yesterday and simply started stabbing people. parishioners, including the flute player, taggled him and held him until police arrived. >> i took my flute and i charged the guy, and i god him into a bear hug and pinned him against the wall. but he was much taller than i am. we had one woman 80 years old, she was unable to defend herself. >> gerald madrid is a hero. 24-year-old was arrested. authorities say he's not a member of the church. the four people who were stabbed are expected to be okay. >>> and president obama will nominate charlotte's mayor anthony fox to become the next transportation secretary later today. foxx's city hosted the democratic national convention last year and the nomination would make him the only african-american picked for a cabinet spot in the president's second term. >>> and it's an inspiring milestone in new york city today, at noon eastern the final sections of the spire will be raised to the top

colorado springs, albuquerque close to 80. but it is still colder than normal. upper midwest. game populated by plenty of real characters like this guy. >> yep. check out 55 year old david isaacson. tallest thing on skates. he has been skating on his 4-foot stilts for five years making appearances between periods at all levels of the game. when he was learning how to do it he used to use a ladder for support. >> now he sometimes brings along his 7-year-old friend who is happy to skate through his legs. i tell you what -- wouldn't want to take a fall on the hard ice way up there. big hockey stick too. >> ha, kid wiped out. >> he apparently learned how to do this in three weeks. >> no kidding. >> i can't imagine learning to walk on stilts. >> want to see him drop his gloves and start the fisticuffs. >> only had to make one trip to the hospital. >> he did. only one. there you go. >> wow, three weeks. pretty good. don't you think? >> talent. only one trip to the hospital. >> only one. a talented man. >>> all right, coming up, "world news now" takes you everywhere including to a pl

robert in albuquerque. >> caller: again, i just want to pile on to the previous caller, and anyway, you of islam has everything to do with economic issues and you only have to look at far as tamerlan tsarnaev. he couldn't find regular work, had time on his hands, and after a while, you listen to the first -- you get devout religious, and you are going to listen to the first person that come comes to talk to you, and i think that's what has happened in the middle east, because there's a big disparity between the rich and the poor, and it is happening here in the united states, and we may not see it from islamic folks, but we may see it from christian folks. it doesn't matter what religion is involved. it's economic injustice. >> stephanie: yeah, that is certainly a component. >> it wasn't the over throw of the show. it was the overthrow of the [ inaudible ]. >> and installation of the shaw. >> stephanie: that's what i was going to say. we put the shaw in. forty-five minutes after the hour. back with darren criss from "glee." >> announcer: i got her number off of the men's room stall, 1-8

then jim did the -- [ sighs ] >> stephanie: kyle in albuquerque writes you should have told that callerdministrator who failed a drug test over anxiety for giving a sample has sued for her aledged disability. >> aledged disability. >> stephanie: if you don't live with it, jim, you don't understand. usher has performed at michael jordan's wedding. did you see this. i want him to perform at mine because you know why -- ♪ we want a lady on the treat but a freak in the bed ♪ >> stephanie: yeah, that's a romantic wedding song don't you think? i have another wedding to break up. melissa gilbert has married again. she married timothy busfield and they can settle down on their own little house on the prairie. >> i just saw them on saturday night. it was formally called little house on the prairie karaoke until they got the cease and desist. they break into modern day songs every once in a while when it was punctuate the goings-on on stage -- and a drag queen plays melissa. >> that would be one of the gays on the prairie. [♪ circus music ♪] >> stephanie: thank you, jim. what have i referred to?

. >> stephanie: robert in albuquerque. >> first of all i would like to know what sorority lindsey grahamhter ] >> stephanie: yes, go ahead. >> caller: the elder the dead [ inaudible ] >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: he -- yeah, he was booted out of a mosque a couple of times. and you know what they were preaching in the mosque that it is cool to celebrate american holidays. >> stephanie: yeah, i'll tell you all of the details of that when we come back. fifty-eight minutes after the hour. that and much more on the "stephanie miller show." [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: all right. charlie pierce of esquire.com coming this up hour. jacki schechner try dealt -- [ laughter ] >> i have never sent a letter like that received a letter like that -- [ laughter ] >> stephanie: well-known try delt what is she -- >> dg. >> stephanie: right. >> i don't know what university was done but so worked up over social activities. >> stephanie: university redacted. they will cut a bitch, i guess. >> they are aggressive. imagine if someone tried to deactivate from that sorority. >> oh my god. there would be some

in albuquerque, n, hi, carol, good morning to you. >> caller: years ago, i was on a plane when the un i bomber had put out his manifesto. and they had delayed all of the planes and my plane decided to have engine trouble. >> on top of everything else? >> caller: right. people were, you know, worried. you know, the people in the plane said, you know, if anybody feels that they cannot go on with this flight before we start, you can leave. only one couple out of all of the people on the plane. the others looked at each other and said, hey, if it's our day, it's our day. we are going for it. so i am not going to to be anything just because someone wants to be cruel to other human beings. >> bill: that's a great attitude, absolutely, carol. and as kerry, i think his name was, our first runner there from denver pointed out the best thing would be for the 2014 to be bigger and better and more festive than ever as sort of a, you know, an in-your-face to the tear rifts, whoever they are who wanted to disrupt it. what they really want is no more marathon. right in the boom. we are not going to

hi, the zoot from albuquerque. >> can you understand me over my cheap ass phone?ever thanked you for my 15 second of fap fame. i sent in bob dylan singing rolling sack of crap. you were talking about the new pope's concern for the poor and i gotta admit i'm a little worried. who was the pope before john paul, pope george ringo right? kind of conspiracy snausage for jim, weren't there some theories about how innocently that pope was -- passed away so quickly? >> yes. going against the grain. that he was poisoned. >> stephanie: a lot of da vinci code stuff in there. >> caller: wealthy, powerful interests. just thought i would point it out. >> stephanie: thank you, zoot. i was trying to get to his zoot suit joke. >> it means darn. in french. >> stephanie: all right. ♪ >> that who song. >> stephanie: welcome back to straight talk. >> add theatre. >> squirrel! >> ooh! >> stephanie: so shockingly, there is some outrage over what don young representative don young, republican of alaska has to say. by the way how is that rnc autopsy going? are they softening their image i

bring you the news you may have missed including the fact a new mexico man facing charges after albuquerquethat would be a happy ending meal. >> sounds like a good deal. >> you wrote that yourself. >> stephanie: i wrote that joke myself, jacki, just for you. >> very funny. it doesn't seem like a very good deal. >> no, it doesn't. >> does it come with fries? >> at least try to super size that. i just came up with that one. >> we wrote you two jokes jacki. >> i'm honored. >> not cheese. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: jim just writes smut. here she is, jacki schechner in the current news center. >> good morning, everybody. abc news is reporting now that a second letter tainted with ricin has been sent to the u.s. senate. yesterday, the mail processing facility intercepted a letter addressed to mississippi senator roger wicker that did test positive for ricin. the poison has to be ingested to be fatal according to "usa today's" bioterrorism expert, it was someone from the university of washington. senator claire mccaskill tells the paper the fbi already has a suspect. somebody who sends a lot of lett

i knew i should have taken that left turn at albuquerque. >>> we're watching this morning's mokts, the s&p coming off a record close. take a quick look and see what's going on here. we have some red arrows. dow is off by almost 12 points. the s&p 500 off about 2 points, as well. >>> let's get the national weather forecast from the weather channel's alex wallace. alex, good morning. we are feeling a little bit better here. sounds like things are looking up, at least on the east coast. >> yeah. the east coast, skies will shape up decently over the next couple of days. not bad at all. but the middle of the country, not so great. in fact, already this morning we've got storms we're tracking across wisconsin, pressing into lower michigan. with it, heavy downpours and quite a bit of lightning associated with this activity and more showers and storms up across northern sections of minnesota. that's an area we'll be focusing on as we move throughout the day. storms will refire here, including in des moines, damaging winds and hail will be some of the main risks, but can't completely rule out a

host: jeff, albuquerque, new mexico. independent caller. caller: i would like to ask your guest, representative from washington three questions. first, any proposed sequestration. number two, who signed sequestration into law. and number three, how did he vote foresee questions tration. thanks. guest: i have no idea who proposed it. that is litigating the past. plenty of people pointing fingers at who proposed it and who signed it. the president signed it into law, but had to get to him in the first place. and i think you'll find that democrats and republicans alike voted foresee questions tration as part of a larger debt deal agreement. i voted foresee questions tration but as part of a larger debt deal agreement. put spending caps on government spending, which everyone wanted and put the sequestration in place -- remember the supercommittee, to give that an opportunity to come up with a longer, more balanced deficit-reduction package. it did not succeed and therefore sequestration kicked in. we have been trying to avoid it ever since. the

at some of these readings, luck, 18 degrees above normal at a high of 98 degrees. 84 degrees in albuquerqueok for a high of 78 degrees in denver, 13 degrees above normal. denver may see snow in the next 44 hours. wet weather along the eastern seaboard, strong storms in northern missouri on into central an southern wisconsin. look for rain and snow in the pacific northwest t. record highs will continue in the >>> i'm meteorologist, christina loren, mostly clear conditions to start the day. not a cloud in the sky. a warm afternoon. with our natural cue lant just being turned off. we have offshore flow that negates that pacific influence. 85 degrees on the way to fremont. 76 degrees in san francisco. you will hit 90 in livermore today. 92 in fairfield. this is not even close to the hottest day of the week. tho es days arrive thursday into friday staying hot all weekend long. >> girl scouts skipping school. where you are from? >> buffalo. >> all right. buffalo. don't forget, get that weather for buffalo. wherever you need it. go to the weather cable or can el, the weatherchannel.com. >>> now, t

ulysses paisano, he's a nice man and he is from albuquerque, new mexico, he's 100 years old today andw york, another great little town, 105 years old today, and we wish her a happy birthday. she loves yiddish, loves to hear it and speak it. ♪ not bad for a baptist, huh? anyway she loves yiddish and we wish her a happy birthday. back to new york. >> willard, thank you very much. >>> coming up a very popular mom blogger who gets real about how challenging and rewarding it can be to raise a family. but first this is "today" on nbc. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> new parents are told to enjoy e >>> new parents are always told to enjoy every moment because the time passes by so fast. the mother of three loves her kids, but she does not enjoy everything that goes into raising them. now glennon is out with her first book, "carry on. warrior thoughts on a life unarmed." good morning. great to see you. the essay was called "do not carpe diem. . what was the message?

you're from albuquerqu this group was indidied in 1988, but three of its four members have been so --inducted once. >> back across to kath. >>> elvisresley was called the king ofk and roll, inducted into the first hall ofame class. finishes lyric ♪ everybody let's rk ♪ everybody in the whole cellblk ♪ ♪ going to the jailhouse rock. >> i think that's close enough. >> the creditwards was dancin' to the jailhouse rock. this ceronyas literally about the pioneers o roc and roll. not only was eis ducted, but chuck barry, ray charles and little richard. >>> from south carolina this discdiva is being inducted thisyear. name the artest who sings this song? ♪ let'sance ♪ las chae ♪ let's dance ♪ last chance >> donnasummer. >> yes. >> it's donna summer. good girl. >> those songs are so iconic. >> she literally is still the queen of dance and disco. she had 19 number one dance songs, that was only second to madonna. fortunately she passed last year, but we still see her influence in today's artists. >> sure. >> lovely lady from oregon. name the group that sings this rockin' song ♪ walk this way ♪

albuquerque, 14. amarillo, 20.way east you can see kansas city with a high of 85 today. chicago getting up to 82. memph memphis, 85 degrees. eight degrees above >>> 7:35 on a tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist, christina loren. it is going to be a very summerlike day. the one addition, a little more cloud cover. that will keep your temperatures down about 3-5 degrees from yesterday's highs. courtesy of an area of low pressure. the winds are still rather calm. we have a red flag warning for elevations above 1,000 feet. that is due to high fire danger, gusty temperatures. by tomorrow, we are going to heat you back up. the hottest day of the week looks like thursday. weather. matt? >> thanks so much. tim tebow is one of the nfl's most popular players, but this morning he finds himself without a team. so what's next for him? nbc's craig melvin is here with more on that. good morning. >> mat good morning. tim tebow's play never matched the hype. this morning after just one season with the jets he's waking up out of a jo

albuquerque, 14. amarillo, 20. it doesn't end there. make our way to the east, you can see kansas city, they are going to see a high of 85 degrees today. chicago getting up to 82. memphis, 85 degrees. that's 8 degrees above normal. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. cool and drizzly. low clouds all around the region. temperatures now in the 50s. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein showing patches of green on the eastern shore. that's some just light rain but elsewhere we have patchy drizzle and temperatures in the 50s. later today, during the afternoon just cloudy and slight chance of an additional little drizzle or some sprinkles and highs, lowsing 60s. all of this drying outside and looks like now and partly cloudy on wednesday, thursday, friday. highs near 70. sunshine satur >>> that's your latest weather. matt? >> thanks so much. tim tebow is one of the nfl's most popular players, but this morning he finds himself without a team. so what's next for him? n

robert in albuquerque, you are on the "stephanie miller show."r: can i get a sweet jesus for shrilly mcshrillson out there. the deficit has been shrinking and sha s -- at a faster rate since 1902. there are a lot of big military cuts and i think we're going to start to turn some swords into plow sheers, and i think we're going to have a leaner meaner military, but i think a lot of that money being spent there is going to go to infrastructure, i think this time sucks right now, but i think we'll start to see some government intervention and creation of high-speed rails and -- >> stephanie: yeah absolutely. by the way that was joe scarborough -- >> scarborough: oh, sweet jesus! >> scarborough: oh, sweet jesus! [♪ magic wand ♪] >> stephanie: indy does not like chris matthews. chris matthews freaks her out. >> so chris matthews has the same effect that mary hart had -- >> stephanie: i swear to got, i turned on the tv and he was like welcome to hardball -- and she ran out of the room. [ applause ] >> stephanie: honey calm down. when al sharpton comes