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and down toward arling t arlings falls church area, and back up to baltimore.re looking at urban areas now. if everything goes as forecast here, i do expect the heat advisory to expand, probably wednesday, thursday, and into friday, is going to include more of you, certainly the metro and some of the surrounding countieg out there. we have a lot of sunshine, and look, there's not a lot going oo through the mid-atlantic and tha east coast, high pressure is building and it's building a aloft.nd this is what creates a big heatwave, and the pattern this week, this high pressure is stuck here, so underneath this, we build heat and we build heat. we don't get cooler air comingoo on in. it just stays hot. 78 tonight, warm and muggy, ale few and clouds, mostly sun me, tomorrow, hot and muggy, heatat index, to 105 degrees, it's going to be hot by lunch, 92, 93 degrees, it will feel close to 100. there you go, 96 tomorrow, 97, 97, 97 -- oh ---- >> and then hopefully on saturday, we cool off a little bit with thunderstorms and thenn we get to sunday ask monday, probably b

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. >>> brent bozell, arles: all right, guys, we had a quasi serious conversation. otograph. [laughter] thanks for watching, see you tomorrow night. >> don't wait, cll me today. >> lawyers are making money off this man who says he's too injured to work and this woman who says she can't walk. >> we are the good guys. if you fight her. >> you are completely screwed. john: says the trouble. that's our show tonight when. ♪ >> and now john stossel. ♪ [applause] him. john: d eric and a half has too many laws. is this theederal rules about 175,000 pages with. her now on not so cynical that i think policians pass these is to control us. when there were pass somne said this lawyer is needed him. but the cumulative effect is to strangle life, stifle innovation . for every pound of good and they do tons of on-. i should not call him accretion khnum. you first. >> mt of the laws or gulations are things we now except. you guys miss cigarette commercials? [applause] john: he said the smokersan't have any. >> we are winning, banning it in homes. john: a dictatorship of the majority. >> a si

this is the state issued and the state as we speak arles' looking at this matter and expected to vote on this matter in september. so lots more, on this issue. s f o kron 4 news j.r. stone spirit >> jacqueline: high temperatures to that list is to allow us to where we should bring the average temperature lifted listed on the right. concord a decrease both shore which should have been a pyrrhic we still have coup plot cooler weather for the next several days and more on that coming up. >> pam: also ahead tonight to run in a dili high-speed train in spain in with the driver was doing at the time of the crash. loss' >> pam: plus: the verdict is in for the former intelligence analyst who supplied hundreds of thousands of pages of classified government documents to wikileaks. and an inmates daring escape from jail is caught on camera. in the south bay. >> reporter:mosquitoes in several zip codes in san jose are tested positive for west nile virus. >> reporter:here now is a look at where the mosquitoes were found. and the area was treated. >> reporter: were found in the berryessa area. >> r

. ♪ arle mortroue fo thheal car lawnd n evenemoctsre sang shing ha merat or nsertivere agnst th is g unions are bolting and businesses are scared of going broke. that is why next guest is pushing. we hear this is the last gm is to derail by taking the funding and how likely is that this could happen in? >> it is very likely if the american people hear the case from congress it can be done. of september 30th they have to fund the federal government the very next day when people sign up for the exchanges under obamacare they will start january january 1st. congress should pass a law that if we want to fund the federal government cannot fund the law that is unpopular jam down their throats and putting uncertainty into the health care market. charles: despite this is overwhelmingly not popular popular, the etf of attaching a bill that you say must pass like the budget, are republicans mostly obstructionist they don't care singleminded they on their own even if that means destroying the entire nation? could backfire? >> then to say we're on the decline of the european welfare economy this

. ♪ arles: is less always more? the military removed egypt's leader a.la says just abo everything else, tell us about the little things. the president and jay-z have be texting each other. >> i feel so inspired by his ways. when it came to international fails, he had 850% disapproval rating. people are trying to figure out what our national interests in these areas. he's very outspoken about hosni mubarak stepping down. when it came to be at iranian revotion had nothing to say. so where is e foreign policy? >> it does feel like the president has vanished. >> not like he's never on tv anymore. >> which side do you like? do like the one who's trying to promote this? >> and he's out there talking about student loans and immigration. charles: how do you know? >> as i read the newspaper. i actually watch more than jut the zimmerman child. >> it's an issue. >> realistically we have some things going on in this country. we didn't hear much from the president on that. we had thensa scandal and a lot of things going on. we have the economy. >> we are criticizing

. >> and we heard this morning from the ceo of asiana arls, he said it was not mechanical, didn't faultou think this is a pilot error? human error? >> hard to tell. let's lay out two things. we know there was a british airways flight that had some similarities. they will look to see if there's anything they can deduce from that mishap investigation. on the other hand, there's an interesting phenomenon in the good weather. it's a bit ironic. hi had a chance to talk a good friend of mine, a squadron mate who is a captain for u.s. airline. he was two blaens behind this airplane today. last night he had two observations. he was impressed with how quickly they got the fire out, there was no visual aids to landing yesterday. so, normally when the pilots come in on a nice, clear day, they have some balls -- little red balls and white balls that they line up that tell them they're on the glide path. those were out at san francisco. all the airplanes making these approaches were relying almost solely on their eyeballs unless they had an internal backup. there is a phenomenon that can occur over

arles: what i think is so frustrating about the speeches at it was about politics and economics.t was supposed to be about the economy. bright new ideas on how we would have more jobs. if you want to have more jobs, get out of the way of shale and fracking. that is a way tt make energy cheaper and put thoseobs on parity, make the labor equation -akes sense because the energy is cheaper. we can bring some of those jobs back. i talked to see as you do not have trained americans here in the u.s. it would like to partner with local schools and colleges increased the training in need to read what do we promote that, give them tax incentives. there are a thousand ideas out there to create jobs. why are we talking about politics? >> maybe that is just did. when i heard this week was sort of a greatest hits, if you will, snippets from of the speeches we have heard before. the president could have done this, that the teleprompter as. amass show. right. the idea of was this really an economic speech, political speech looking to the midterm elections? what do you think his real goal was? >>

arles: let me ask you, was there any evidence that they had a sexual relationship or was it just mutualeven mutual attraction. >> she plans now there were not mutually attracted. some of them she answered. she never met a plan for such torres meant to reach a never said she felt uncomfortable. she said the only reason she kept working there over this time from was. charles: if she did file a sexual russ smith, that sort of case u.s. had a pretty good case >> a much better case when he's making comments about her sex life and likening her to our car that is not being driven. she would have had a strong case, but she did not perceive a threat, think she was singled out in the wake. >> i was treated difrently because i'm a girl, and that's not fair parts chickens are a sexual-harassment case in federal court. she can. this is a state action. charles: let rebecca ain. you are saying our options are still open. >> looking at the statute. she has a right to file a claim for sexual discrimination in the federal system. charles: you find this preposterous not only as an attorney but a woman. >>

arles: you talked about the public not being necessarily educated.t seems like congress, washington, has no clue what is going on. every time seone testifies it seems like it is a new revelation. are these programs, have they become so powerful that just one person can operate them without accountability to anybody else? >> and i don't think they are that compressed, but there has been a very select member of congress that have heard about these programs for years and know exactly of the work. what happens is wee see the rest of the congress becomingore cognizant of our is being done, where is being done and what powers and the tories are being used. that is not what we voted for. to make it even more complicated we talk about this country. all the other nations in the wod that don't have the same privacy controls and protections that we have. see what goes on wit the rest of the world because e-mails, pawords, everything you talk about, they are univers, all arnd the wor, not jus your. charles: i have to tell you, i have equated this to a digital fo

again, baltimore city police arl calling on all protestors to remain peaceful. the department plans to have extra officers on patrol in several areas all this week. >>> asiana airlines is considering legal action against the san francisco tv station and the national transportation safety board following the crash of the boeing 777 at the international airport the week end before last killing three people and injuring dozens of ohs. the airline says ktvu broadcast inaccurate and offensive names. both have apologized. more than 30 teachers and students are back home after surviving that plane crash. they were going to attend a summer camp in the u.s. instead the survivors returned home yesterday morning. >>> back here, two anne arundel county men who may have been struck by lightening have reportedly awakened from medically induced comas. family members tell the capital newspaper 19-year-old john ben son and 23-year-old alex steel remain on the critical care floor but both men have regained consciousness and have spoken. the men were found unconscious on a beach a

arles: we had on screen up 183% year-to-date, i just bought the box set for hse of cards it looks frettythey have to make money. one thing to produce a blockbuster, but no one knows how much they spent on this, it is good on one hand but oer hand is it worth itt the end of the day? >> well, that is the big we, i think a lot of these companies bring in content spent money get people there, hopefully sell it whether it is advertising or other programming. there is a method to their madness, my big of problem is that, there is just so many out there, as netflix has disrunned others who is next to disrupt netflix? you talk about stock making a big move, pulling back a little bit in after market, any point on down side luke at this this in well -- you look at this. >> well, buying dips is always good thing if stock recovers and moves hher that could work. but you it is a dangerous way to make money. charles: so far, buying netflix dip has worked. but not for paint o faint of hear >> see soon. >> thank you. charles: what was this huge 55-gallon barrel have t do with ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ]

. >>> brent bozell, arles: all right, guys, we had a quasi serious conversation. otograph.ks for watching, see you tomorrow night. >> don't wait, cll me today. >> lawyers are making money off this man who says he's too injured to work and this woman who says she can't walk. >> we are the good guys. if you fight her. >> you are completely screwed. john: says the trouble. that's our show tonight when. ♪ >> and now john stossel. ♪ [applause] him. john: d eric and a half has

but roosevelt gives hap arl hold in a seat on the joint chiefs of staff, that is marshall for the army, king for the navy, admiral leahy is the general staff commander of this group. so by giving hap arnold a seat on the joint chiefs of staff, he has, in effect be, elevated the air force to equal status with the other services. hap arnold describes this move where he's able to sit down on an equal level with king and with marshall as the magna carta of the u.s. air force, and it's granted by franklin roosevelt. now, these two men -- the president and hap arnold -- had rather similar free-wheeling management styles. as one aide of president roosevelt put it, the president would give one man is six jobs to carry out, or he would give six men one job to carry out. it was something of the president's leadership style. hap arnold, similarly, would go to the airplane manufacturers, and he would say you've got to start producing more planes because my air force is training more pilots. then he would go to his training staff, and he would say you've got to turn out more pilots because the airc