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an ast rhode island zipped past zipped h -- as teroid pass the earth a few hours ago. >> astronmers describe the encounter as a close shave even though it was 15 times farther away from the moon. this was one memorable space rock. the 1998 qe 2 not named after that famous cruise ship but it is nine times as long as the queen elizabeth 2 ocean liner. that's the diameter of 2.7 kilometers, significantly wider than the asteroid that blasted over russia in february. >> scientists have concluded that it poses no threat to planet earth. i never really thought i would be standing up here saying that but i guess i am. >> the asteroid sailed by earth at a relatively safe distance of 5.8 million kilometers. but the proximity revealed a surprise. it's so big it even has its own moon in toe. images show that satellite as a white dot orbitting around the rock. it will be another 200 years before the 1998 qurn e 2 makes a similar if not closer visit. but it's just one of nearly 10,000 cosmic objects swirling around our planet [traditional music] ♪ (gyatso) everywhere, we are talking. we are talking consta

wistful ast sounded he watched them making nice. >> i admire they have worked together. >> the partieshould be working together in washington. why aren't they? bob dole told fox over the weekend that republicans should put up a sign that says closed for repairs and he blames president obama for failing to cultivate relationships. he says his party has changed so much ronald reagan and richard nixon would no longer be welcome to them. any of that ring true to you? >> yes. several factors. is ontobob dole something. . he was a certifiable conservative, five times a candidate for the highest office. and i do think that what we saw in new jersey was an example of a crisis that worked last summer to the advantage of president obama he was running for reelection and now is working to the advantage of governor chris christie. theforgotten party is democratic nominee who could not get her picture taken with the president. shouldn't they work together? if youother contest -- believe obamacare is going to aeck the healthcare system, train wreck coming, you should oppose it. if you look around an

so people don't have quite the incentive to stay in the job marketplace that they did inhe ast. >> morgan's a great point. the fact there's a lot of people are just quitting becaus there are these government alternatives to quitting. >> i'm not sure i agree with that because if you look at the most rect numbers for people filing for unemployment, those numbers are down at least this wee i actually think at we're seeing people quit because they're looking to get other jobs. >> ste, last word on this? >> disability's not unemployment, though. >> okay. there's a lot of discouragement out there, and people are dog things they wouldn't normally do if you had a vibnt economy. >>> back to the basebal. and steve just can't avoid the baseball. and why suld he, c coming up on father's day. coming up, sorry, dad. but a new report shows we spend less on you than on mom on those special days. time f to even the@í0x;ñt >> we are back with a ther's day stock that wil make y your dad's favorite. ford. >> ford, this is the u.s. automaker that didn't get bailed out. it pays nift dividend and poised to be

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he shot a fourth round 70. .ast chance time for lefty long there. afterwards, he described it as heartbroken. he came in second place. justin rosewon his first major. made a statement sox.nst the red twoer 23 4 chris davis, a run shot. this came off of jon lester yesterday. here is manny machado. 4-0. double.is 32nd 5-0 in the seventh inning. miguel gonzalez was pitching well. the bullpen would shut the door on boston. jim johnson, save number 25. that leads the major leagues. the orioles take three of four from boston. game 5 of the nba finals last night. duncan did his usual -- double routine. .ere was the three-point shot lead.tonio had a 15-point a 12-0 run for miami. from theeen, the three corner. .e had six more three-pointers the spurs go on to win. game 6 coming up tuesday night in miami. >> thank you. 6:28. >> we have been following breaking news in baltimore county. >> >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. good morning. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan

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this was a recent radar data of the ast ter roichld the space rock is 1.7 miles wide.t's not visible to the naked eye, but once it gets dark, scientists will study with long-range tell scone he is. nasa hopes to learn more about the rock's size, shape and you composition during this pass as well as its mall small moon. if you want to see it more than welcome to the public sin is righted to take a look through one of shab bow's telescopes any time after dusk tonight. it will be another 200 years to see this asteroid. if you want to see this one -- >> this is your time. >> your chance. >>> it is really hot out here. actually, first, tell you about 49er, colin kaepernick. he pulled off a quarterback sneak at pittman high school's graduation ceremony last night. the school principal handed out diplomas, then showed involve kaepernick, who is a pittman alum. moments later, the quarterback showed up in person and surprised everyone. kaepernick gave a quick speech to the grads and thanked his former coach and one of his former teachers. as i said, a complete surprise to every

we are perpetuating such a aste in our society. >> the unfortunate part is that there are very fewpeople are willing to talk about this. this is a very sensitive subject. you have to talk about single mothers in theroblems in an shoe. able to give them educationalng opportunities. you're talking about what ultimately leads to the entitlement society that you have. these people become dependent on government programs. they have two figures who are able to contribute to their emotional and financial well-bng. i support that you are financially able to take that on, i also tip my hat to yu. but you'd need to be sure that you can finanally provide for that child or you are doing a disservice not only to child, but society at large. lou: i'm thinking there's a lot more work than money. >> the thing that struck me that you just did a few studies us. he said we have this wek side which is well educcted and quite conseative. >> he ke his entire analysis and coclusio to only white americans. >> that's right. >> what he found is that they are better educated,hey stay married, they have a very low

that comeone day after powerful storms and floods in the region killed at ast three people and as manytouchdown in the regions of arkans as well as three in oklahoma joining now the "a team" fox news contributor, and michael -- michael good when in "the weekly standard" executive and i think you deserve a pulitzer as well. [laughter] >> i will take dick. of. >> and what he wishes to change business and trying to shut off the leaks? it is madness. >> it is. he is saying with the off the record meeting with the mediexecutive fact he would revise the guidelines of dealing with the press but that is not the problem. the justice departmen ignoring the guidenes. with those from the associated press that you would notify them the you were putting a subpoena for all the records but the justice department did not do that. is eric holder and his assistant that is the problem not the guideline. lou: this seems like holder is ignoring the fact he is the problem does he have such a low opinion of the aggregated media? >> it looks like he is fighting for his job about whether he can tamp down the nt

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the interest rates are artificially low, they didn't hint, they told us the data continues to come in asts, we wilstart the tapering program in the later part of this year and and by next year. we're just getting back to non-stimulus environnt. gerri: back to normal really. people feel like it is not back to norral, it is something new. how would you advise people to deal with what will be a volatile summer and fall? >> number one to get expert vice you don't want to be your own psychiatrist or your own financial planner unless you are the other thing is to say look, no kidding to sleep and not having nightmares o were wakingp in the middle of the night should meen you convey to your financial team or advisor the fact he wants to be conservative, pserved your position, don't be subject to bipolar disorder which is wha happens when you sever rlity and let your mood float from gh to low to high because of articial government propping up of people, housing and industry you get to come down to groundevel and i think people should be telling the financial advisors make a landing as eas as poss

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traveling across the globe as the dots indicate to tet ast animals and people for new diseases. wolfe says its premature to compare the virus to its close relative, sars, also a coronavirus which originated from bats and kicked off an international frenzy in '03. >> looks like this had a bat origin originally but we don't know that definitively. we don't know the level of transmission. we know it can be transmitted from person to person. that's a really important sign in paying attention to the risks. >> reporter: whether scientists are exploring bird flu, swine flu, sars or now mers short for the middle east respiratory syndrome, wolfe says there are two critical elements to know about a virus in addition to its source. how lethal is the virus? in the case of mers, about 30 people have died out of 50 known to be affected. and how easily is it transmitted? mers is not believe to be highly contagious from person to person yet but no one knows for sure. the virus can also mutate like this influenza example. swapping genetic traits with other viruses and changing its bay halve yor.

it reminds me of another houston case that involved restaurants ast astronauts. country, families are coming together to play, stay active, and enjoy the outdoors. and for the last four summers, coca-cola has asked america to choose its favorite park through our coca-cola parks contest. winning parks can receive a grant of up to $100,000. part of our goal to inspire more than three million people to rediscover the joy of being active this summer. see the difference all of us can make... together. >>> wikileaks founder has some advice for edward snowden and that is this, go to latin america. he's held up in london because he's trying to avoid extradition and he's been there about a year now. he told our anderson cooper last night that latin america would be safer than hong kong for snowden. he's praised him for exposing the nsa program and he does not buy the idea that broad surveillance is critical. >> no to a secret program. no one gave that mandate to engage in a worldwide program on nearly every person. you've seen a lot of double rhetoric used by obama. for e

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deen ast week, after >>> paw lea dean has lost another -- paw loo dean has lost another part of her empiresmithfield foods says it is dropping the celebrity chef as a spokesperson. dean admitted she used racial slurs in the past. that revelation ignited a fire storm and prompted the food network to drop her as well. >>> one of the bay area's most popular restaurants backgrounds in business months after a fire forces it to shut down. . the restaurant worked hard to get it back up and running again. contractors got a tasty perk. >> they made food for us everyday. can you imagine eating at tiffany's for a months and a half everyday. it was mind blowing. it was heaven. >> did you ever get sick of it and want a mcdonald's hamburger? >> no way >> no way. well, if you want to eat there, be warned, the restaurant takes reservations a month in advance. you better get in line right now. >>> no waiting for weather, though. >> no. >> reporter: step right up and you will be served immediately. absolutely. >> well done. >> reporter: we have rain coming into the bay area tonight. we will probably double

they did not run off. ,ast i heard on pierce morgan and they were talking about greenwald. they said when the law says you knowingly publish classified information, that is a felony. did you note you were publishing classified information? well, an entirely different kind of conversation. >> of course i knew i was publishing classified information. i put the stamps in the paper. there have been available series of prosecution for many years know, ine 1917, as you the espionage act under which a person who publishes information relating to the national defense, even if it is not classified and does not have a stamp on it, there are x number of active divisions in the army down the line that is relative to the national defence. there have been available to areas under which you could prosecute the report or newspaper for publishing that. there has yet to be any administration that thought that that would be the right call to make in terms of how we organize the society, and if they did, then we would have an opportunity to test the constitutionality of the interpretation of t

-ast february, the contractor - comptroller estimated we had about 300,000 contractors. according to a gao analysis last month, there were over 710,000 full-time contractors working for the department. let's start with you, general dempsey, on this point. how do you explain the discrepancy in the numbers, and how are you and your colleagues going to get us the accurate figures so we can get on top of this issue? we have accurate numbers. --right now we have >> i think your 700,000 number is accurate. >> so last february when the comptroller said it was 300,000, that was not accurate? >> well, he is right there. >> let's get him in. >> i was referring to the contractors that are funded through what is called operation and maintenance. about 700,000. we gave that number to gao. it is not as easy -- >> then give me and writing the difference between the types. >> i will do that. it is not as easy as it sounds. the contractor is obligation to tell you how many people have to be doing a job, they just do it. if they do it right, they get paid. we are modifying all of our cont

if this is correct that is one of the most important things to know over the ast ten years.le have grown up in the greenspan or bernanke era, when they said jump the markets would say how high? when they stimulated the markets would rally. what happened here and also in japan, is that in the wake of the 85 billion the fed is doing and 70 billion a month the boj is printing we had the bond market there and bond market here crack pretty hard. the bond market and other fixed income instruments were under a great deal of pressure before bernanke's press conference. i don't care what anyone says, all you have to do is watch the press conference. he bent over backward to say they weren't tapering and they were just going to continue to do what they're doing unless the data got stronger which they won't. be that as it may they got the main man hilsenrath to come out, hey therm misinterpreted. anyone who thhnks that the bond market sunday pressure simply because of fed tapering wants to lose a lost money. david: i have to push back a little. he is a cousin of ours, jon his sells rat

. >> we wanted to see the evidence of warming nearer the bottom of the world, so we set sail ast cityargentina, on a two-day voyage to antarctica. it's more than 1,000 miles from glacier o'higgins in patagonia and across the drake passage to the antarctic peninsula. here, we found there's green where the white used to be. on the coast in summer, there's grass where the scientists used to ski. this is paradise cove. it's home to fur seals, lazy elephant seals, and the chinstrap penguin. there's the chin strap right there, right under the eye. american biologists sue and wayne trivelpiece were the first to discover trouble in paradise cove. how have these populations changed over the years? >> they have dropped by about 60%. >> 60%? >> yup. >> the trivelpieces live in this tiny american outpost, where they've studied penguins for more than 30 years. you know, i'm curious about the evolution. how long have there been penguins? >> oh, millions of years. there have been six-foot penguin fossils found. >> six feet, tall as me. >> yeah, and with ten-inch bills. and i really don't think i'd w

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ast, let me ask you again this is something wrong with the memory? [laughter] and then said, no.now, maybe you remember something you didn't tell me before. he said, i told you this before. i had a drink. you know, i told you about steward letter telling me about the one good thing about being in the demolition squad. when a minute. i found this thing. and that does not end there. how could there be any such thing? ever wondered the same thing myself. but in the world to be good about being in the demolition squad or the bomb disposal squad stewart said, well, you never have a superior officer looking over its shoulder. [laughter] but bernie went on to tell me a little bit more. he said, remember now the source said it was all worth it for the reward, for the record that was received. burney said, reward? who was there to get your reward? and after i get those last bonds out i was alone inside the cathedral for an hour by myself. said these were the stories we continue to get into this very it living part of this final chapter of world war two history that has not been written. i

. >> i think of her every time ast well with that song. >> nice looking day, tuck, tuck, welcome backhank you, thank you. you. >> it's going to be a decent day today. we are going to have clouds have around and the humidity has has crept back up after a couple days, upper 80s, we haven't hav' seen a lost 90s, it hasn't hasnt been extremely hot in terms of temperatures. >> you're right. y >> steady as woue get into the d of spring, summer is here on friday. fr >> fridays are already dj fridays, as some the the entertainers are down, this isis going to be the greatest friday ever. >> plus it's going to be a great friday. we start by spinning around the country. 74 this washington, plenty ofi heat and humidity across the lower third of the country this morning, 82 in dallas, 79 this tampa, 77 in some other place in texas, del rio, that is here in san antonio where they're celebrating, i'm sure dave willw have more on that. that out to the west, you notice you can tell it's the middle of of june, there's not a lot of cooler air out there, 50s 50s along the western coast andd international

ast: if you were doing dictionary on diplomatic speak and defining colorful, how would you describe it your will leave it imagination, the definition of colorful. southline, go to michigan. good morning. how thei was wondering people of germany felt about having this barrier between the present and the people, this bulletproof shields? did he bring it or did the german government provide it? it seems to separate him from the public he was trying to address. involved in the preparations. it was a powerful speech. he madeymbolic that this speech in front of the brandenburg gate. i have been to this place. it is so harmful in representing the reconciliation of the two germany's, -- germanys and the fall of the berlin wall. it is meaningful that the president chose to do it there regardless of the security circumstances, which everybody understands these days. we need to be sure nothing really happens. we need to retain the message and the symbolism of the occasion. for me, it represents a lot about transatlantic ties and how much we need to do together to ensure security for our people. i

how are we going to helpr these people and alleviate the unspeakable misery of the syrian ast becau people ally >> i would recommend that the a clear president educate the american people with what is going on. teetering israel is becoming surrounded by the islamic nations. if we lose him, goodness knows what will happen in the middle th east. of explain to the american people what happens to us these chemical weapons that bashar al-assad has used against hisss radic own people it's going to do more than take care of syria it our n means that they can't get the weapons to kill many of us. we are making sure that the war be in syria ends and finally, be senator mccain, you are right. ands you can do that without not mobilizing at. it can be done. it should be done and it is inand our interest to do it. of if we do not address the chemical weapons n compromise and end this war before they flowons of mas out ofs the syria it is only a mohan matter of time until they come here. the next bomb that goes off us because the people who want you're these weapons in syria if you c don't think they ar

been union contracts in two or three years and add the cost of interest rates and borrowing goes up ast nom icallically, an- >> and here, there is a game plan how to solve that, i did it in new york, ed rendell, the democratic mayor of philadelphia. you've got to cut, you've got to cut spending dramatically. stuart: i've got to cut you off. i can't believe i'm doing it, your honor. >> have a good weekend. stuart: watch out be, everybody, we're coming up with the opening bell on wall street and looks like we'll be back to 15,000. back in a moment. everybody has different investment objectives, ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. etf building blocks for your personalized portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, ris, charges and expenses. read and consider it cafully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. ♪ stuart: yes,

ast year the army purchased 31 mi-17's from the russian arms dealer. the president signed into law last year's defense bill banning the pentagon from using 2013 funds from entering into a contract with the russian farms dealer yet in a clear riles soft -- violation of the spirit of the law, they announced they would use 2012 afghan security forces funds to purchase 30 more mi-17 a contract signing that's imminent. meanwhile, the defense contract audit agency or dcaa attempted an audit of the pricing of mi-17 helicopter which is the firm refused to cooperate with. this is outrageous. my bipartisan amendment prohibits the pentagon from purchasing congresswomen from the russian arms maker unless 's certified the firm is cooperating, and has in the signed new contracts with syria. it also requires that any -- any new helicopters for after begans be competitivelyed by. the defense department shouldn't engage in business with any company arming the syrian regime. furthermore, if we are going to spend taxpayer dollars to provide helicopters to the afghan nati

ast: your collar set it up a youth versus us dynamic purity was concerned about jobs. do you both address that polarization that can happen and thelitical parties fundamental question of fear of jobs pierced hi. they agreed on where this will protect the american jobs. i have been in those fields. i have talked to a lot of folks out there. were are jobs where they offered $15 an hour and they cannot find anyone. that type of hard work in the sun. my mother did that. want toerican doesn't do it, you have to allow somebody. that is how our economy will continue to grow. host: congressman henry cuellar serving his fifth term. past experience includes time in the texas statehouse. he was also texas secretary of state and worked as a u.s. customs broker. he has degrees from the local community college in laredo as well as from georgetown university. he has a law degree and a phd from the university of texas and a business degree. let's go to north carolina. independent collar. i am actually from texas. i have been working since i was 14. i had to with the last caller. i hav

haveous whistle-blowers said over and over since this broke that they are warning us ast this is notood for us a nation, and they are warning us. so be careful who you are getting your information from into you are believing here. that is universally true. we all need to be skeptical, educated readers and listeners. that does not mean the most alarmist perspective is necessarily the most authentic or true. the way i understand it is people approached this issue from different perspectives. there is the strong side of the perspective, which says there is no justification for the government to be collecting all call records on all telephone users. there's just no justification for it. probably unconstitutional and violates the fourth amendment and we do not want it. if it is not being abused right now, it could be in the future and unacceptable,. . you can put a lot of people's opinions into that. on the other side there is what you might call a strong security perspective. that says if there are serious threats to not just individualized but security of the nation. proliferation of we

it was about his experiences helping bring peace to bosnia ast: indianapolis, indiana, republican lineod morning. attacks fromyber china really have any concern. they might be considered to be the number 1 and #two power in the world. i'm concerned that anything they get will be turned over and sold or shared their enemy groups which includes north korea. is there any kind of punishment plan or retribution we can install that would punish china for doing this? it seems this administration has been kind of blacks and mentioning it. ino, -- kind of lax mentioning it. also, did we conduct a cyber attack on north korea in contrast with israel and also, was the benghazi outpost really a cia outpost and can you even say it is or not? will start the last two questions because i cannot say much about them. in terms of the cyber-issue, i take issue a little bit with your statement that the administration has been silent on the concerns on cyber regarding china. our national security adviser given important speech about six weeks ago at the asia site york where he talked about our concern and th