patti ann? >> patti ann: molly henneberg, live in washington, thank you. coming up later we'll speak with a former aide to attorney general eric holder who was working at the justice department when the scandal first broke and we'll ask him about holder's reaction when he first had to respond to the allegations. you want to see that. >> rick: other news, an attorney for a former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky saying his clients is on a suicide watch. after being found guilty of 45 counts of child sex abuse, accused of abusing ten boys over a 15-year period, often using a charity he founded in order to find his victims, and david lee miller is live in bellfont, pennsylvania with more. david? >> reporter: rick, although jerry sandusky is behind bars, tonight, in about 90 days time he's going to appear again at this courthouse and the reason, sentencing, he face hundreds of years behind bars, and it is likely he's going to die in prison. but his attorneys say they are going to mountain an appeal. one of the grounds of the appeal, insuffici

patti ann.ti ann: bill, there's a shocking new look at public pensions and that budget crisis it is creating from coast to coast. states are in a deep hole. just how deep? a whopping one trillion dollars according to a new study. new government, or now state governments are struggling to meet these obligations that they made to these public citizens who depend on that money. now we have a fox business network's charles payne to go over all this with us. >> hi, patti ann. this is from the pew center. the number they came up with, 1.3 trillion. i read a report that the obligations could be 300 million to $4 trillion. patti ann: my gosh. >> we're in a very dire situation. patti ann: it varies a lot from state to state. some doing better than others. illinois has only 45% of the money it needs to pay these obligations. they say you should have 80%. how bad is it? >> to your point, according to the pew center only wisconsin has 80%. that is how bad it is. you mentioned illinois. this is one of the st

bill: here is patti ann. patti ann: some emplayers are concerned about the cost of the law worried it will threaten their livelihood. >> it will be a challenge, how we continue from a tax perspective, it will affect us all the way up the food chain. >> there are taxes that will be burden some to small business owners. mandates that will be burden some to small business owners. patti ann: the national federation of interest business calls the court's decision a terrible setback but promises to fight on to protect small business owners. bill: we are hearing from the insurance industry saying the ruling will make the rates go up even more than they have since the law was first enacted. >> in the long run a lot of the insurance companies won't be there because they won't be able to provide the mandates and coverages in the federal law. bill: if that's the case, where do those consumers go? others claim it will lower insurance premiums because a larger pool. americans will be covered. we have a fair and balanced d

: i'm patti ann browne. and inside america's news headquarters, the late night storages causing major destruction, winds reaching 70 miles per hour, downing trees and knocking out power to millions and that includes dozens of elderly residents forced to leave their apartment complex in indianapolis. the fierce wind and heavy rain creating near white-out conditions, sending these trees crashing down on top of homes, cars, and power lines. in northern virginia, the storm killed at least two people, a young man was killed by a tree falling on his car and a 90-year-old woman was crushed to death in her own bedroom. in washington d.c., roadways and sidewalks are littered with debris and the storms creating widespread power outages, leaving hundreds of thousands of people in the dark, and without air conditioning. conditioning. >> that's crazy, i couldn't keep control of the car. i was just, people were all over the place, i guess. and slamming on the breaks. >> there were these gigantic towering power lines and p

. >> reporter: hi, patti ann. as you kind of got a sense of there, last night's storm was quickly and without warning and the breaking news is that ten people are now confirmed to have been killed by the storm, two in new jersey, two in maryland, six here in virginia and including right behind me where a 90-year-old woman was fast asleep in her bed at quarter to 11 last night, when a big tree fell on her bedroom, slicing her bedroom in two. she was crushed and the neighbors say that last night's storm here in springfield was really scary. >> the abruptness, i mean, right there behind you, calm, almost eerily calm, humid, probably still around 100 degrees and all of a sudden, i felt the temperature just drop, and then the wind just came in and, you know, felt like a couple of trucks coming through this area. >> and as virginians try to pick up the pieces and sort out what was lost and what was damaged, many are trying to stay cool and stop their food from spoiling without any air conditioning. >> it is going very q

there is a pro ann camp and anti-ann camp.t of talent but that's loud right now at nbc. >> joy: many didn't expect her to show up for work. maybe they're being nasty. >> there is a time earlier this month where she was off and meredith came back to host for a few days. that was not a signal to her about their intentions. it's a cutthroat world sometimes. >> joy: i know that. but we'll talk about ann on television. i'm sure she has a high tv q. >> that's the biggest dangerous. nbc executives, they know she's very popular. she has a great q score. the number that businesses use to measure popular and success in the business. to move her off the show, even if the chemistry is not right carries a lot of risk. >> joy: do you think she's too serious for the job. meredith vieera could be playful and serious at the same time. >> she could switch. >> joy: ann has a style. she hones in on people and. >> sort of whispers. >> joy: how does it feel daily da, da, da. >> are you auditioning right now? >> joy: me on that show? i'm too loud. >

thank you for that opportunity. >> for anne, compromise is a word.et. she still wants that executive title, and the security it will bring. these days her mental break from the pressure is her monthly volunteer session at her church's soup kitchen. >> even in my difficult circumstance, i still have the ability to help other people. so i should do that. and i can. it gives me energy. it gives me hope. and i need lots of hope right now. >> press two. >> but suddenly, a new crisis is brewing. >> the balance remaining on your claim is >> zero dollars. >> thank you for calling the colorado unemployment insurance offices. good-bye. >> diane's unemployment benefits seem to have run out a month earlier than expected. she calls a case manager to find out what's going on. >> she said well you're out of benefits, you've run out, hon. she called me sweetie. i could hear her chomping on gum. and she said you should have paid better attention to things. >> there's just one month left on the family's rental assistance. >> are you guys willing to consider an additio

we still have a tornado warning in effect for anne arundel county. that will continue another three minutes or so. we do still have severe thunderstorm warnings. that also includes anne arundel county until 8:00 as well as howard county, maryland until 8:00, washington county, pennsylvania, franklin, fulton, and berk. in west virginia berkeley and jefferson. now, to confuse you more what i will do is take the severe thunderstorm warnings off and put the flash flood warnings on. so everybody in the metro area is under a flash flood warning. that includes montgomery county, howard county, and prince george's county, the district and also fairfax county. so you still may come across some flooding, and as armando mentioned the second round is not here yet. it's on the way. this is the second round for the cold front. so until that goes through, we are not out of the woods just yet. the good news, i think it bears repeating that we're not seeing tornado warnings issued any more with this second round. not to say they can't spin up as they get closer to us

it wasn't about, you know, is ann's job in jeopardy. what i was upset about and what i did believe was sexist was they had positioned the fact that katie couric was coming on to substitute for a week while robin roberts was on vacation at "good morning america" with the opportunity to knock it into first place. it all just sounded so smarmy. it was so -- it wreaked of the chicks are duking it out. what is going on is every one of those women and those guys are aggressively fighting for those same interviews that you're fighting to get on your program at 9:00 on prime time. was it sexist? no, but it's a much better story. what's the one scene you can remember when i say "dynasty"? it's alexis and crystal fighting in the fountain. that kind of story line really goes over very well. what it's legitimate or not, it sells. it does sell newspapers. and it does sell magazines. >> ann curry herself gave an interview to "ladies home journal" and said this. it's hard not to take the criticism personally. when people say negative things or specula

they have issued a flash flood warning and this tornado warning around anne arundel county.will, spire at 6:00. a storm to the south showing some rotation and another one around pg county. let's not let our guard down from dundalk to the south, glen burnie, one of the areas. to the north we have a severe thunderstorm warning for harford county and a newly issued one toward northern baltimore county. that's up until 6:00 as well. out toward the west we're watching more storms, frederick and a tornado warning again. that's set to expire around 6:00. this is the latest radar, maryland's most powerful radar showing an intense band of rain. we have been watching rainfall rates between two to four inches of rain. we've been seeing the flooding concern moving so slowly. the storm of the most severity is to the south of glen burnie. you can see where it is a tornado warning. we'll put a storm track on this. this is the storm that's capable of producing a tornado but also capable of producing a dangerous cloud to ground lightning and some large hail. we'll switch over to the live swe

near route 450 in annapolis anne arundel county police tell us a truck tried to change lane.f the drivers was flown to the hospital. >>> a lockdown on campus of umbc when student was seen with a gun. >> reporter: police swarmed around a umbc apartment after a female student called 911. >> it was not a threat. >> reporter: the campus police chief immediately sent out text messages to all students. >> police in area and walker avenue report a man with gun stay inside. >> reporter: when police arrived they found a car and inside the gun they were looking for. the man and woman identified could not be found. as police begin searching for the suspect, cell phone text messages warned students who were not yet on campus to delay their arrival and warn those already here to stay indoors. >> i was really shocked. i didn't know what to do. >> before i was got on campus, i was sitting in my car for a while. >> reporter: campus wasn't closed because he ascertained the threat was isolated to a specific area of campus. we didn't feel it was necessary or prudent to close the rest of the cam

and ann is a very elegant and a very thoughtful person. which, you know, she's not like this on the air. it may be that her naturally thoughtful and probing demeanor coupled with the cool medium of television made for a situation where she didn't appear to be comfortable when, in fact, she's dang good at what she does. and i know she felt as comfortable sitting next to matt on the desk as she did sitting on the floor cross legged doing a puzzle at home. >> matt was interviewed by donny deutsch who was standing in for me. let's just watch. >> the biggest heart in broadcasting. incredibly talented. but, again, feels, cares, is concerned about other people more than anyone i've met. >> kind of what everyone says about ann curry. the reason i think it's more than just an industry issue is the "today" show is a bit like "the tonight show" in the morning, isn't it? and these stars, matt lauer, meredith vieira. you when you did it. >> right. >> you become, for the period that you're sitting there, part of millions of americans lives >> and -- >>

anne arundel county expecting a two foot high tide anomaly, but a coastal flood warning for anne arundel county. if you're a coastal property person, keep an eye out. humidity 100%. visibility is down to four miles. it was rain on and off, heavy and steady much of the time. it cuts the visibility. you can see pretty significant rain. take a look at our dundalk camera. tough to see the key bridge from high atop ccbc. how about annapolis today where the rain was just unbelievable up and down the seven river. humidity around 100%, close to it. much of the state, thanks to the rain. that's why temperatures were held back today. the rain, the thick cloud cover. nowhere near the heat of yesterday. that, along with rain is cutting visibility. so a tough commute when you come wine the -- combine the amount of rain and reduced visibility. temperature wise, mid-70s to low 70s. tomorrow we're back in the low 80s, some sunshine on tap to locust point. low to mid-eat -- mid-80s downtown. as we look at the overall pattern, significant rain all the way through the carolinas. there are scattered showers

ann's future a story promo with the graphic here "today," gone tomorrow. >> ann probably would havee to be eased outut at some point or another. >> michael smain said the network wants to find herb replacement fast. >> they wanted to have a new team in place for the olympics. >> we all know who's not in, mer vieira. she was reportedly offered big buck to come back but turned it down. odds-on favorite, savannah guthrie. >> everybody knew the replacement was sitting on the couch next t to her. >> latt on the "today" show shake-up at extratv.com. >> all right time to do a little rumor control and there's no rumor bigger than this one today. >> yeah, john edwards' mistress real hunter trying to get her own tv show, really? the most hated mistress in america dropping a new bombshell. she wants to give america marriage advice. rielle hunter in "people" magazine revealing she wants to do a tv series that helps people in relationships. this just before her controversial "20/20" interview. >> i'm not a home wrecker. >> in this new speak peek, hunter defending her trash talking of elizabeth ed

a two car accident in anne arundel county. "good morning maryland" returns in just a bit. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> news time 4:44 and five things you need to know on this thursday. lieutenant governor brown welcomed the ship captains who sailed into the inner harbor for the sailabration today. >>> and the university of baltimore law school has a new dean. watch is going to be taking over as the head of the school. he's leaving the department of justice where he was an assistant attorney general. he also served as chief counsel for the senate majority leader harry reid. >>> well, students at the light school in baltimore are beginning

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ann. >> thank you. as tamron mentioned, the jerry sentenced trial resumes monday after the prosecution calls the final accuser to the stand thursday. michael isikoff at the courthouse in bellefonte, pennsylvania, once again this morning. michael, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ann. prosecutors nearly wrapped up their case thursday with one of their strongest witnesses. a young man who said he screamed for help in jerry sandusky's basement. jerry sandusky and his lawyers now have the weekend to prepare their defense after prosecutors call their final big witness on thursday, an 18-year-old known as victim number nine who testified to a pattern of sexual assaults in the sandusky home over a three-year period. the witness, at times nervous and biting his nails, said sandusky took him to his home more than 100 times where the former state defensive coach got really aggressive and forced me to commit varying sex acts in his bedroom. sometimes, the young man said, he would scream, telling him to get

anne was right. i was reading the tweet, the girl from "one tree hill" said it is interesting to see ian and brian greenberg 1k3* potis. and to the girl from "glee" if we ever meet, you will be nervous. >> that would be funny, except i believe him. victor, welcome to the show. >> thank you. jay as a veteran of stage and screen, can you explain how people like jarod leto and jack brass are considered young hollywood? >> it is strange because for me doing the pan -- pantomimie version i am around a lot of great legends. we know zach is closing in on 60. he is our generation's 8 dree general -- adrian zumed. did you know the anna gram is barf and [bleep]. >> we have a half time thing and we will have him look at that. >> i am here only in america for a short while, but there are two naive groups in the world. it is the young and the hollywood. when you put those two together it is exponentially stupid. >> you get an obama voter. >> when you say young hollywood and put it together it is like a recess pea

it is the sixth bottle bomb incident in anne arundel county this year. the sunset elementary school playground should be the perfect place with swings, and rides. a 6-year-old girl was playing there around 6:30 p.m. monday night when two teens through a bottle bomb at her. the device went off. the girl was not injured, fortunately. >> in some instances depending on the chemicals that the mix, the explosion can cause severe injuries. and burns that can lead to a life-threatening event. >> their homemade concoctions made from household ingredients. video and shows how the gas buildup -- video shows how the gas buildup can be found on line. the suspects were found sitting with the house will bomb making materials on a set of bleachers in the park. they're charged with likreckless endangerment and possession of a destructive device. >> i know a lot of people in the neighborhood and i will let -- not let my kids anywhere near that. >> they could have killed her if they hit her in the right spot. her face or -- show them pictures of burn victims to get their a

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ann. >> all right. miguel almaguer, thank you so much. >> excuse me, we want to get a check of the rest of the morning news. natalie is on assignment. savannah guthrie made her way over to the news desk. she's working hard. >> good morning david and ann. muslim brotherhood claimed victory in egypt's presidential election but the military holding on tight to power. nbc's correspondent richard engel with more. richard, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. television says nearly all the votes have been counted, still unofficial results show muslim brotherhood candidate will become president. he's not pro american, many egyptian christians and women worry about the sweeping changes in this country if the muslim brotherhood, as it promised, implements islamic law. starting now egypt will begin its first experiment in modern history in islamic democracy. the military delivered a preemptive strike. military worried about muslim brotherhood. as votes were counted last night in egypt, the mi

ann. >> all right. anne thompson, thank you very much.the advertising giant, inc. here are the numbers, startling, $163 million loss in its first quarter, revenue down by 20%, sales fell an average of 19%. you know about this stuff. what went wrong, donny. >> simple. ad hoc focus group happened here. john, not so brilliant cameraman said they lost my mother-in-law. she lost coupons. also not so brilliant stage manager -- also are brilliant. >> you're going to go blurry now. >> came over and said i like coupons. what did they do. that's what you have to know. they actually insulted their customers. we're no longer going to insult our customer and give them coupons. in reality that's what they trained their customer to want. the big mistake they made was saying we're no longer this but didn't tell you what they were. >> on the one hand you made your argument. on the other hand they said we want to give people the low, average straightforward price. we're not going to overcharge you. >> walmart. you're never going to beat walmart on prices.

eliot spitzer is next >>> meet gobble founder, sergey brin, and his wife anne wojcicki? their first-ever interview together. >> what are you wearing? >> they are google glass. i just took a picture of you. >> how do i know? >> i'll email them to you. >> he did email them and then i got to tried them out for myself. sergey is actually -- this is what our life is like. sometimes i yell at him, like stop taking my picture. [ laughter ] >> google just released this google glasses video, shot by someone jumping on a trampoline. and also a self driving car. >> i think it can really revolutionize people's lives if you are disabled or have issues with your eyesight if you are young, cold there is a whole host of people who today can't really get around. >> and providing access to your own genetic information. and finally the lighter side of the first family of tech. sergey talks about why living in a zeppelin is the living space of the future. >> then we wouldn't have to live in one spot. >> when i was like eight month's pregnant, i wanted to by an outfit for my unborn child, an

mary's county and anne arundel county. these are just the tornado warnings in effect still for prince william and also for fairfax. this storm has heavy, heavy rains with it. we've not seen a shear marker on it. this guess back to my point that the radar is better than it's ever been, so we're going to have more tornado warnings. it doesn't mean there's more tornadoes. it just simply means we're able to detect them. they wouldn't have been detected a year ago. we do have a little bit of a shear marker now just to the west of burke. we talked about burke. take cover in burke. take cover in fairfax. go in closer. this is annandale, vienna. if you are to the north of a storm like this you need to take cover. so we do after shear marker. there could be a little bit of rough. we're just west of burke. that's the fairfax county parkway. there's burke, there's the fairfax county parkway, then down to the south is state highway 123, then state highway 641 off to the west here. likely to have strong, gusty winds here. we could see,

i'm ann curry. >> i'm willie geist in for matt this morning. good to see you again, ann. debby the fourth named of the season and it is burly, now proving to be deadly. >> the outer edges of the tropical storm storm put down nearly two feet of rain in some places. we'll go live to the affected area and al will now tell us where this storm is headed. >> jerry sandusky on suicide watch as his attorneys contemplate an appeal. coming up we'll tell you why this story is far from over. >>> also a story that will outrage parents. two girl sent to the hospital with sunburns. the school wouldn't let them apply sunscreen even though they were outside for field day. >>> one of the most anticipated films of the summer. are you ready for spider-man week. >> i got to see it. double thumbs-up. how oldham i? do i look like a spider-man fan? >> two thumbs-up from ann curry. the cast of the new spider-man move with us. >> emma stone, that will be something to really look forward to. let's get started with this tropical storm name debby and wildfires raging out of control out west. we've go

. >> taking shots at ann romney and her therapy for ms. one more nbc blunder, the interview bob costas had left one thing out, the evidence. what's going on over at 30 rock. h.b.o. has a new series, the news business. is there a bias. >> you, too, you, too. >> and the crazy guy-- >> and on the panel this week, fox news contributor jerry miller. the columnist barelli. jim pinkerton, the editor conservative magazine and bureau chief, ellen ratner, i'm rick fulbaum. fox news watch is on right now. now. >> to advise you, i think perhaps you and others have the interest in this at your network knows the administration, principally the department of justin has cooperated extensive with investigators. extensive documents and administration provided even documents related to an interest in whether or not people in the white house knew of this operation at the time and provided that, provided that -- let me finish please, ed and provided that last fall. >> jon: the white house press secretary jay carney this week giving us take on the fast and furi

now parents in ann arundel are on high alert. that story coming up. >> i'm christy breslin.ome slowing on southbound 295 and a new accident in baltimore city. i'll have all the details. >> bullying is everywhere, even actor will more valdarama starts a campaign to stomp out bullying. he tells us all about it on,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's 6:30. it remains a dine mate day start. lots of sunshine, less humidity and less of a breeze. it's christy in for sharon and marty is at first warning weather. >> 68 right now on tv hill. that's going to be the exact same temperature but not the same feel as yesterday morning. by lunch 78 on a way to a high of a gentle 82. 77, beautiful this wednesday evening. don. >>> how about the rush right now? here is christy breslin with wjz traffic control. >> southbound 295 we still have minor delay there past 32. same situation on southbound 95 at white marsh boulevard. the beltway still moving well, average speed about 60. we have a new accident in baltimore, that's shannon drive at dougly avenue. travel times on the outer loop 58. things are movin

i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather cheryleds. it is monday june 25th. thank you for watching "fox & friends" tirs. time for the top 5@5:00. a female police officer dies after being shot in the head while trying to break up a fight at a prejazz concert. the officer's name is not being released at this time. she is a mom and wife in her 30s. we are hearing two suspects are in custody. >> the oklahoma panhandle explode nude flames three crew members are unaccounted for. one other conductor jumped to safety right before impact. he escaped unharmed. caused this massive diesel fuel fire. battling the flames in triple dig get temperatures have been treated for exhaustion. >>> concerns are growing that the country will shift toward islamist rule after muhammad morsey won the presidential election. the white house urging morcey to respect the rights and religious minorities. also overnight he wants to expand ties with iran. >>> alex trebek is recovering this morning after having a heart attack. the 71-year-old host of jeopardy is under going tests at cedar sign

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patti ann? >> get a load of this.erican eagle flight attendant loses cool with passengers who are angry with a five hour flight delay at laguardia airport. >> i don't want to hear anything. we will not hear anything once we close the door. >> this cell phone video shows jose serano daring people to get off the plane this after the flight headed for north carolina didn't even let passengers on board until 4:00 then the plane was stuck behind 20 planes to takeoff then it turned around to refuel. tensions flaring over delay after delay passengers refused to take off with him on board. cops had to step in and remove him for questioning and the flight was canceled about 7 hours after it was originally scheduled to take off. >>> it is now 47 after the hour. tsa agents responsible for keeping you save in the skies. who is checking up on them? shocking reports coming up. >>> a city de criminalizes marijuana. if cops can't charge people does that eopen the door for more serious crimes? >>> bad news. if you are going to go outs

did ann curry show up for work today?t's horrible for her to have to go through that. >> does nbc risk this becoming a messy breakup? i can't help but remember the debra norville situation several years ago. she was perceived as a home wrecker after jane pauley left the show. is this perceived -- >> i think maybe it's turned out to not be a great fit for whatever reason. i do think there are other possibilities of other problems within the "today" show. i don't at all -- i wouldn't at all put this all on ann curry. i think nbc has had a lot of pr problems. i think in the grand scheme of things nbc has done wrong, i don't think it's going to rank up there in the top ten. pretty insane top ten. i do think there's going to be a perception problem that they -- that who's in control here? they can't control the story. it's playing out very s mely, very publicly. sort of like the conan o'brien situation but in the morning. >> we all the feasted on that. let me jump in here. i want to play a clip from something that aired on abc

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ann will e part of the airshow tomorrow. how are the roads looking tonig? tonight?ld has our traafic edge report. repprt. map ffbbr map 895 map bel air a great ggouu of kids spent the day in towson painting.... kathleen cairns has more on the birdhouse project that has a unique purpose..... . (counting?) "four five six seven... "((moving noisy &pthings to plate))it's a creative work in progress. (close lips)"purple and yellow" (athena close)"can i do it? and athena, a spunky three year old... has some big plans. pathena-wider)"and then we can make it..like a bird house... beach"(wide teacher)"the bird houses are all your own creations. so i want you to decorate them hhwever you like" half a dozen kids are workkng on the project at an office in towson... (boy holding photos )"i actually havent ainted to choose ffom shells hot -3 material"(side annle mom ttlks)"find a spot ffr the seashells put them over here since youve done the top" pthena wwnts a beach scene... ((waving feathers)) feathhrs can be difficult to deal with.... but she is used to facing adversity:(athen

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working with the great and ann notorangelo. chisholm expect some crashes tomorrow at the nascar race in sonoma road rage is a factor in that race. >>> i don't mind traffic so long as i of sports talk radio in the car. and on erasing that is part of the job. it will be all over the sprint cup race in sonoma sunday. tony story was published in last year's, in the save mart 350. road rage becoming common in the race. only one of two road courses on the nascar schedule drivers tried to navigate tighter turns. something has to get >>> most of the wrecks happen from people being idiots. you cannot be the guy who run 17th and expect to go in the past six rows of cars and that's what happens every year. >>> whenever you have a restart somebody does something silly. know where you connect up that much ground. >>> has are trying to be patient and do the right thing and the guys try to take advantage and a geyser in bad spots. >>> if a dead wrote courses every week will agree to disagree. >>> which brings as to the nationwide in wisconsin