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the wizard seal up the 10 time all-star. .iger roars athe open >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> it was hard to believe i was watching the british open, the weather was terrific. temperatureskies, in the mid 60's and the course was probable. rory mcilroy was making all his putts. he ended 6 under par. how about the shot? 15 over in the second round. tomorrow, look out. that shot is a winner. tiger woods bogeyed one and two and caught fire. tiger eased into the round and birdied 11, 12, 13, 15, and 16 for a 69. here comes tiger. >> guys are not going to go really low. we are going to be bunched. this type of golf course. you look at the scores, there are a ton of players between 2 and 4 under par. that is the way the championship will unfold. >> ernie els hit a spectator. he's so shaken he hit a 79. bad shot. look at this. broke the club. he asked the caddy, now what club? he shot a 72. the cleveland cavaliers are offering andrew wiggins in attempt to entice timberwolves kevin love. the wizards made it official by signing paul pierce. a two yea

look athe current temperaes. you canee where the rain has moved through. you're looking at much more comforbe temperatures. 66 degrees is the current temperate in hagerstown. 70 in frederick, the temperature still a80 muggy degrees in washingto it is humid outside. the goo news, the humidity will be lowering overnight tonight and throhe day tomorrow. you cn these showers and storms qly moving off to the east righ now. still impacting parting of the northi think washington will have light rain tonight, thunderrmare unlikely at this point. as we're seeing this activity ten to weaken. you can see the lightning falling out of the storms, and we're al looking at the colors here on storm team 4 radar. heavy indicated by colors like orange and red, light, more steady ran indicated by colors like gn. we're sg more green on the map, and that is good news for us. howev, e national werth service still has a tornado watch out for parts of the shenanah valley. and a severe thunderstorm watch for the counties in pink until 2:00. i do think they will be dropping these wa

it out.re's a fire athe back. easy enough, right? you see a bunch of other firefighters and their comrades and colleagues standing around taking pictures. this is a flashover simulator. it's not about putting those flames out. it's about how to survive a flashover. you see them dousing the flames. then one guy comes in with a big old bucket of extra fuel. check it out. here he comes. when things look like it's getting too easy, this guy steps in and adds fuel to the fire. >> gosh. >> what? >> look at that. >> the flames just shot out of that thing. he walked out like a badass. he slowly creeps out. he just tosses the bucket like whatever, i'm awesome. >> he probably had to be one of the guys in the box in his career. he's probably been looking forward to doing that. >> they're trained to put out these flames. it's also a good training session to make sure you put on your gear properly because if you don't, you get burned. >> whoa! >> you see a couple of guys come out seeming like they're complaining about some hotspots on their head.

they started throwing stones and other things athe riot police grenades into the crowd.m,5"yrr is goingtaffer ha his day inÑi court after what h brought to work landed in him in handcuffs. >>> ready to roll, we'll take you to the local building thatç could change countless commutes and raising a graveyard. the crucial new piece of evidence against >>> three new speed cameras are up and running in northeast d.c., this one is minnesota avenue. if they catch you speeding, the district can fine you up to $300. but there is a 30-day warning period before they start issuing the tickets. >>> two of the cameras will make sure you're driving 25 miles an hour. another one enforces rules to protect pedestrians. d.c. is now operating more than 170 speed cameras. >>> well, it's been over 20 years since metro opened a new rail line. but in just one week you'll finally be able to ride the silver line through northern virginia. today we got a closer look at its new parking garage. the wheelie/reston stop has 2300 parking spaces, 45 kiss and ride spaces and 15 bus spaces. there is also a locker room for

so i look forward to the testimony of mhim thank you. >> thank you to ul athe members of my committee. my colleagues are happy to be back with you to talk about cbo's new outlook for the budget to the long term. the federal deficit is shrinking this year to its smallest size since 2007 roughly $500 billion to our estimate. it is quite close to its average over the past 40 years. federal revenues will equal about 17 1/2% of gdp which is quite close to their historical average. the federal deficit will be close to its 40 year average of 3% of gdp however in current laws governing tachixing stay t home deficits will become noticeably larger. because such debt is now larger relative to gdp than in any point in u.s. history, accept for a brief period around world war ii, further increases in the long term could be especially harmful. 25 years from now in 2039, federal debt hold by the public would exceed 100% of gdp we project. where the upper path of debt relative to the economy could not be sustained indefinitely. for this report we've put our projections for 25 years with greater uncert

is there any questions on p ath >> this part of the commission this is the game of the future. >> i was surprised when the announcer mentioned that a. any public comment on titem #ti public utilities item 8 for the dbi construction cost after the crown terrace incident >> commissioner mar did you want to lead off. >> not to go into the so what details was more interested in clarifying some policy changes p that we made based on the what c could have been mistakes on that project so in particular, the costs evaluations because they change over over metime so i ju wanted to ng wknow what the may hear from the director or anyone else on staff what are the new policies we've implemented on s the process estimates for different construction projects. >> frankly commissioner mar for this i want, you know, relief leader you we've learned with the help of donor deputy director from plan check side the deputy director deve developed an information sheet how to deal with the construction costs and that's a procedure step bi sty step for f to go through you evaluate the construction costs and also

government policy, do those policies have a chance of working, and do they keep us out of the coming athe proxy for iran? >> did he lie to us in 2002. >> the intelligence we were wrong about it not come from chabillibi. we are to blame for taking this curveball from the germans. we have never been able to me directly. we wereed a bit that if wrong, we were wrong in a virtuous cause. the only thing i know about intelligence he provided is what i heard from military operating in baghdad which is after the war began, which is that he didn't know who the enemy us and we were getting good block to bl ock intelligence. >> does joe biden's federalism proposal look better now? >> it never looks completely bad, except for the fact that the country does not let up neatly into three parts. baghdad in particular was and remains a mixed city. quite intrigued by what not an islamic leader -- his brother -- said what we need is not regional federalism, which would t geographic federalism based on provinces. each province would have a great deal of autonomy. i do not know if they can get to that anymore.

that is you will athe time for this news hour. pleasure to have you with us. if you'd like the latest on these stories, head over to our website. "inside story" is next. >>> convicted killer joseph wood finally headed to arizona's death chamber some 25 years since his crime. then it took hours for him to die. how states carry out the death penalty is the "inside story." >>> hello. i'm ray suarez. since the u.s. supreme court cleared the way for the reinstatement of the death penalty, states have muched away from hanging, gas chambers, firing squads, the electric chair toward lethal injection. for supporters of the death penalty, introducing a series of drugs to dispatch a convicted killer swept aside constitutional concerns about cruel and unusual punishment. now a group of states have stepped away from the death penalty either by law or in practice. foreign pharmaceutical producers refuse to sell states the drugs they use to execute prisoners, and medical associations say they don't want their members overseeing the work of killing people. it appears to be ge

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athe actions of hamas are making people question what the palestinian authorities are doing and whatir reel vance is. relevance has been. what have they done so far? >> keeping the momentum of having hamas in gaza and punched apa inwest bank and keeping the palestinian authority divided. now, what's happening in gaza which was not expected that people in in the cities in the last 24 hours or three days they were actually administrating and they request the reaction of palestinian authority. having said that account we have to remember that the abbas actually did call for a demonstration by palestinians in the west bank and he was calling them actually to show sympathy with their own brothers and sisters in gaza. which was a little bit unique because basically we used to have palestinian authority in rah mall a using the tough hand against those demonstrating against israelis. it seems there are two major changes, one the palestinian authority felt betrayed by -- the second one the number of casualties in gaza have put them in a corner and they have to absorb some of the pressure by c

. >>> new at 5:00, the ath penalty on life support. a federal judge strikes down california's execution system calling it cruel and unusual punishment. the judge said the system is plagued by long delays and violates the constitution. kpix 5's ryan takeo live at san quentin with what's next for the hundreds of inmates on death row. >> reporter: it means a longer wait. they're used to that here. all 748 murderers here on death row in san quentin, they have been on a wait list that is about two decades long, plus. >> i think it's another nail in the coffin, the death penalty system. it's the first time ever in the u.s. that a court has ruled that any state death penalty is unconstitutional because it's so dysfunctional. >> reporter: the federal judge was looking into a southern california case but made a sweeping ruling on the whole system. he called california's death penalty beyond repair saying death sentences are more like life in prison with the remote possibility of death. he noted the long wait time at least 25 years as appeals wo

this conflict that they have enumerated all relate to the opening up of gaza and enabling gaza to bre athe. lifting the siege. getting the prisoners released. using therelated to conditions for control of gaza, rather than making peace with what they regard as a zionist enemy. >> let's assume that those are the demands. are they legitimate? the people oft aza need to have transformation in their circumstances. ever since hamas took control, their lives have been in misery and unemployment is beyond 40%. is refugee relief agency providing food to something like 40% of the population. move in orable to out, except in medical emergencies. that is a normal situation. not in this war. egypt will not allow them to israelto the passage and restricts goods that can flow in and out. it is a problematic situation. israel does not want to allow concrete and. -- in. construction is the best way to have employment and they cannot build there. the situation is miserable. it will be 10 times more so as a result of this. something has to be done for gaza. of hamas should be in exchange for opening gaza an

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my mystery guest owns a property ath a connection to "2001: space odyssey." ♪ >> this is taking stockmberg. the annual comic con in san diego conference starts this week in california. the regular event regularly has hundreds of thousands of fans. nonprofitby a organization but another company that runs comic-con events is wizard world. it is planning to hold a 16 comic-con advance by the end of this year. i am joined by its chief executive, john macaluso. explain to people what exactly is wizard world. >> wizard world is a live event company that reduces comic-con's -- produces comic-con's throughout the country. >> give us the idea of some of the locations and attendance records. >> we have the next show in san antonio at the end of july. our biggest event is in chicago. then we go to nashville and ohio. we go to tulsa, reno. that would round out this year. celebritiesbout the and the franchises that are involved in some of these conventions. >> we get some of the biggest celebrities. we get from chris hamm's worth, patrick stewart, bill shatner, evan peters. we get whoopi goldberg

you athe countries with nationals on plane have been in close consultation. there is a security council meeting at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. the u.s. just imposed more sanctions on russia yesterday. that's why the president and president putin were on that previously scheduled phone call today. so a lot of political implications from this tragedy that have to be worked out over the next few days. >> bloomberg's mike mcdemy new york, following this crash all day long for us. thanks so much for that update. well, former secretary of sate hillary clinton speaks to charlie rose in an exclusive interview about the downing of the malaysian airlines plane. we're going to bring that to ou next. >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. as we get more information about just what happened to this plane that crashed in ukraine, charlie rose just spoke with former secretary of state hillary clinton herself to get her thoughts on what it could mean for the ongoing conflict between russia and ukraine. >> let me begin with the news of the day, a plane shot down over

. >> when you look at where we are. , athe russian leadership least pretends to laugh off economic sanctions. the sanctions rarely work. --is are any opposition to him? does it have a high his ability? >> two years ago there were tens of thousands of people on the thatt angry, principally, he decided to come back and win the presidency in what can only be described as a nontransparent process. who were these people? they weren't all liberals. class, the newew middle class, the creative class, the office class. these people were enjoying prosperity and freedom to travel, and freedom from political assault on their private lives like never before in russia. yet they were politically angry. putin resented these demonstrations like you can believe. as soon as he was elected president he crushed them. instead of making common causes, he moved his focus and his toitics, and his ideology the far more conservative majority of the country. that is the shift that has taken place in the last two years. with rhetoricn and resentment, has changed emphasis and moved with the conservatives. >> is it possib

beams and the tasty truck on fire, and the people on the island with me, the rebel so it was a very athrtic process for me to put that memory in real visual form for myself. >> reporter: lindsay says she deals with post-traumatic stress disorder, and survivor's guilt. but she says the biggest loss of all was to her faith. >> my world view now just comes with the assumption that things will fall down. i can see the cracks, i can see all of the things that are wrong with our infrastructure, and our buildings and all the different ways that we don't care for stuff like that. i don't trust that things will be safe. >>> "america tonight"s adam may rejoins us. this highway trust fund. how do we pay for it? >> it's paid through the gas tax. that's the problem with it, and why it will run out of money in august. the gas tax as not been raised for more than a decade. innation has not -- inflation has not caught up with it. it's not collecting as much money. they can't fund the projects. >> what will happen? >> there's calls to raise the gas tax. >> sure. >> very unpopular, especially as we are h

joining the ranks of leaders like neil armstrong, gerry ford, ath light and u.s.enator bill bradley and explorer faucet. >> it takes a long time. you can't just wake up and say "i'll do my eagle scout in a year." you have to decide you want it and daily grind. >> i like it. we like it a lot. >> reporter: august will have the occupation of going on to -- occupation of going on to become a -- option of going on to become a scout leader. >> it's like they are saying to me in one day, all of the things i learnt, my morals changed and developing into a gay adult somehow i will be significantly different, act significantly different than i did as a gay youth. it's confusing and ridiculous. >> reporter: former scout leader jeff mcgrath is confused. he grew up in scouting and earned the honour of eagle scout. after talking about his sexuality to a tv reporter, the openly gay leader says he received a phone call from the boy scouts of america. >> the question was are you an open and avowed homosexual? and i said that is a rude question and i won't answer it. but if you're

last week, defending the ruble, hiking interest rates when nobody thought they would do time in athehird surprising way this year. the banks sort of did surprisingly well. the second-biggest bank in the the sizea country half of the u.s. -- the banks get sanctioned by the u.s. yesterday, and shares were down -- what? 1.3%. not a huge deal, but the market was up. i think people were reassured by they actuallynd thought sanctions would be worse. >> we are actually hearing about fallout in the energy industry. one of france's largest oil companies is taking action. what are they doing? >> these companies are reporting earnings, and what's more bigresting is first companies we have heard from. they have a big ownership in russia with a company which was the united states, and one of its shareholders was sanctioned, and we heard from the cfo saying that the day mh17 was down, they stopped increasing their stake in the russian partner. the downing of that lane just created too many uncertainties. watch this space. the sanctions just came yesterday. >> what has the kremlin's response ben? >

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here is the delem athe programs need change, they have to means tested work longer, and i tell you, we have to take money we put into this, and actually invest in things, we cannot make a promise say we'll make 8% a year compounded and give it to you later, tracy, everyone knows this is a disaster. but there is no political will to make it better. >> that is why this has been a soar spot for me, i scream term limits, this is political suicide to say, i want to take away grandma's social security check, i can't say that or cut it. we're paying our parents social security, that is how it is going, no one will pay for ours, change the forecasting methods, hire from act wares, i'll do it if you want, people will have to work longer. but they need political will power in dc to fight this. >> if you think about it young people keep putting money in to pay for older people. >> that means it will never be bankrupt, social security will never be bankrupt as long as we keep working and paying. charles: the pool of people keeps shrinking. why did madoff get caught, when you run out of people to f

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groups, ath different flotilla, to sail to gaza and symbolically break the blockade that we were stoppedy the israeli occupation forces, claiming that we were dangerous because maybe we were bringing a weapon. it is ridiculous to see now. they stopped us from bringing weapons but i do not think hamas had any problem bringing weapons in. maybe in a paradoxical way it helps netanyahu and these missile guys. have are in tel aviv, i 10-month-old baby, i have to go to the shelter when the missiles it is nothing but compared to what people in gaza rx. sing. i have family near gaza, .elatives who are in gaza if i had to give one allegory to this whole thing, and me, myself, this idea of self protection -- i want to be safe, i do not want anyone to kill me and my baby -- i would imagine it as -- forgive me for using this hard language, but gang rape. when you have a group of people raping someone, and this person being raped starts to scratch, the first thing you want to do in order to stop the scratches is to stop the rape. officially, what israel is trying to do is to continue the rape and con

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a i served as a married couple.d, it's a wonderful way to r experience life in another d ath country together.ow is. our be our budget is in real dollars. we do a lot with it.when >> is there a partisan issue when it comes to the budget?aree are peopleop calling for cuts? >> wede get bipartisan support. democrats and republicans are supportive. we do have solid support. >> up next from denver, dragan. >> caller: good morning. i just wanted to give you a cal and thank you for your efforts. i am a native of macedonia. i am going to take my experiencd and sign up for peace corps and hopefully send a couple years i: my native country.to go thank you very much.caller a good job. >> before you go, what made you decide to go to peace corps? >> caller: i tried to go ten imo years ago, once i graduated froc college. but at that time,ou you were on able to go where they send you. i just wanted to, of course, help out my own country. so now that i saw this, i am signing up as soon as i am done with my assignments here in the united states.reciate >> that's wonderful. we appreciate that.d that a

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want to see athe listing on some of the curbs on gaza.y want to see the release of some palestinian prisoners. do you get a sense that israel will be able to say yes to any or part of those demands? >> i think that it is impossible to do anything under a barrage of rockets. the step should be to stop the fire and then we can negotiate at the negotiation table with the help of egypt and the help of the united states and i hope that we will reach an agreement that will be satisfactory for israel. >> benjamin netanyahu has been saying that the aim of this most recent ground approaches to restore quiet for an extended time. does more negotiation need to happen to restore quiet? >> a think that the point is that we are already in the third hamas.f violence with it is not in the israeli interest. we have to see that the end of this operation, it is not just to return to a kind of calm for a certain time. solution to my how to disarm hamas in order to prevent the next round. we have to take in consideration that hamas is attacking israel strateg