freddie roach and peter berg coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: freddie roach has been a force in boxing for many years now. he has served as a trainer for many champions including manny pacquiao. he has teamed up for a new series called "on freddie roach ." here are some scenes. >> boxing was part of life. somewhere along the way, eddie started to like the sport. >> i was 27 years old and found something i was better at than boxing. when that day came, everything changed. i do not think about parkinson's. i do my day day-by-day and live through it. and doing what i love and i love what i do. i treat everyone with respect and everyone treats me with respect. that is why i have the most successful boxing in the world. i would not trade my life for anybody. tavis: less talk about the clients first and then we

sheet president of frost berg state university and representing the american association of state college and universities. i want to give the university and the association of veteran program administrators. welcome. they testify as i was telling the ranking member and the hoosier values that i like to talk about. i want to thank you for your years of service in the air force. representing the american association of college reg stars and admissions officers and finally miss judith flink from the university of illinois representing the university business officers. we will start with miss flirchg because we will have to slip out. you are recognized for five minutes. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee. my name is judith flink and serve as student financial services for the three campuses of the can university of illinois. i have been actively involved in higher education for over 30 years. i am testifying on behalf of the business officers that represents chief financial officers and their staff at more than 2100 public and nonprofit colleges and universities. our mission is to

and forget the freemasons today's secret society of the world's movers and shakers known as builder berg is meeting right now not far from washington d.c. so why does this shadowy leak group insist on shutting out the world from its meetings and why isn't the media covering at. is on the case. it's thursday may thirty first eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching. lawmakers today discussing a bill that would extend the government's overseas surveillance powers the measure is called slice and it gives the government the power to monitor phone calls e-mails and other communications of suspected terrorists abroad it was a hot topic back in two thousand and eight critics argued it could be used to target american citizens the debate today is over whether fice of powers should be renewed beyond fire so we've already seen several bills in. regulating the internet at least to some degree there was the stop online piracy act better known as sopa and its partner the i t act they protect ip act and its brother peppa these cyber intelligence sharing and protection act know

berg: i rise today with my colleague, mr. doggett of texas, and other members of the human resources subcommittee on the committee on ways and means, i urge support for house resolution 4282 as amended. the international child support recovery improvement act of 2012. this bill provides the implementing legislation for the hague convention on international recovery and child support and other forms of family maintenance. negotiation of this treaty began in 2003 and it was eventually signed in 2007. the senate then provided its consent in 2010. now, states cannot take advantage of the benefits of this treaty until congress moves forward. currently states have the option to recognize child support orders from other countries. and many of them do. however, states have found that other countries are less cooperative in recognizing our orders. the hague convention seeks to address this issue by establishing a standardized process so more countries cooperate in the collection of child support. this will ensure that children in the

tv hill with some downpours got over 3 inches, clarks berg got just over 2 inches of rain.es of rain over towards bwi marshall. laurel around 1.5 inches of rain. that's what we've been dealing with. what we have now is a day that's not going to be quite as bad, although we could have some thunderstorms rolling through the area. 76 today. l, 55 tonight with a chance of showers again tomorrow. 72 for tuesday. >> as you saw from our photo from ocean city, marty bass and ron matz are there this morning. they will be coming back with the roves the crowd -- rest of the crowd today. in place of ron we have gigi barnett. >> reporter: good morning. i said mondays are my hard days. i'm sure for everybody it is because it's manic monday. not too hard for these guys. this is the crohn's foundation of maryland, the maryland í í chapter. they're going to take some steps for crohn's. when we come back and that's our quarterly wrap-up -- any thoughts? wow. outstanding. off the charts. boo-yah! excelente! that went well. add flavor to your day with dunkin's new breakfast burritos, with fire

and as to item number four the mob 85 net thomas street, now berg -- the item number four, the property on 85 natomas street #4, and upon closing to authorize the disposal of the eminent domain action. rekha thank you. and we have no further items -- >> thank you. and we have no further items on the agenda today. >> correct. rex seeing none about the meeting is adjourned. meeting is adjourned. -- >> seeing none, the meeting impossible. announcer: when you open a book, you can explore new lands... [bird screeches] meet new friends, and discover new adventures. there are amazing possibilities when you open your mind to reading. [roar] you can log onto he library of congress website and let the journey begin. >> ok. call the meeting to order. >> [roll

and as to item number four the mob 85 net thomas street, now berg -- the item number four, the property on 85 natomas street #4, and upon closing to authorize the disposal of the eminent domain action. rekha thank you. and we have no further items -- >> thank you. and we have no further items on the agenda today. >> correct. rex seeing none about the meeting is adjourned. meeting is adjourned. -- >> seeing none, the meeting

command to garrison front royal, which had been vacated when stanton summoned its garrison east of rich berg mountains. against his better judgment, he sent 900 men to front royal, which left him with fewer than 6,000 at strausburg to oppose jackson's 16,000. well, banks' fears were vindicated when jackson captured front royal easily. he got no pleasure being right, for winchester. may 4th, 1862, jackson at front royal. many historians concluded lincoln and stanton panicked out of concern for the safety of washington, d.c. stanton reacted to jackson's offensive like the bullying, but supremely efficient bureaucrat that he was, and president lincoln behaved as a captain of calculated risk, ever with the master politician's eye for opportunity in adversity. but lincoln made the wrong decision. in fact, he made what was arguably his greatest strategic error of the civil war. the crisis in the valley was genuine. in the event banks was defeated at winchester which seemed highly probable, harpers ferry and railroad communications with the west would be imperilled. a complicating but generally ove

and cronin berg -- ann cronenberg will be speaking first and giving us progressive ideas on their approachpotentially as a model for the nation. ann? [applause] >> it is thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be here today. we're proud to be hosting fema and appreciative of the flexibility of fema coming to city hall. many of you received an early notification of this six weeks ago of the upcoming session. it was not originally going to be at city hall. we do not always think of our federal partners as being flexible, but i can attest they are. here we are today in our beautiful building hosting you. we're so proud to be able to do that. on a personal note, i want to thank one of my staff members, dave eberly, who was instrumental -- [applause] in working with nancy's people making it a reality today. mayor lee stole my entire speech. [laughter] just off the cuff, he is so amazing. he really gets this. as city administrator, he was in charge of our recovery efforts. he began the whole dialogue in san francisco about resilience. he gave many examples already of what we have been able to d

and as to item number four the mob 85 net thomas street, now berg -- the item number four, the property on 85 natomas street #4, and upon closing to authorize the disposal of the eminent domain action. rekha thank you. and we have no further items -- >> thank you. and we have no further items on the agenda today. >> correct. rex seeing none about the meeting is adjourned. meeting is adjourned. -- >> seeing none, the meeting >> san francisco recreation and parks department offers classes for the whole family. rec and parks has a class for everyone. discover what is available now and get ready to get out and play. henri matisse. frida kahlo. andy warhol. discover the next great artist. get out and play and get inspired with toddler classes. experience art where making a mess is part of the process. classes and the size the artistic process rather than the product. children have the freedom to explore materials at their own pace and in their own way. talks love art, especially when they died into the creative process -- dive into the creative process. at the end of the classes, they have c

the vehicle landed at venn den berg air force base after conducting undisclosed experiments. another mission is set for later this year. >>> in san diego, surf is up, but not for humans. dogs hit the water to hang ten or something like it in the seventh annual surf dog competition. the judges look for confidence from the canines as well as a long wave ride and a strong sense of fashion. >>> for a look at the national weather, we turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> beat the heat. ever surf? >> i'm tempted to put my doggy bianca on a board. she just went swimming for the first time a couple weeks ago. >> hope you had a wonderful father's day weekend. the temperatures soared. if you're in green bay, a lot of lightning strikes, oshkosh, green bay, sheboygan. i think north of milwaukee will be the worst. anywhere south of milwaukee you should be dry this morning including chicago. also light showers trying to move through pennsylvania. the really struggling to hold together. around washington, d.c. you may have sprinkles this morning, at worse is it a quick shower. maybe the

american hirsry tv, mark the 25th anniversary of president ronald reagan's 1987 speech from the brandon berg gate in west germany. also our series "the contenders." 14 key figures who ran for president and lost. this monday, james blaine. >> finally, on a personal note, michelle and i are grateful to the bush family for their guidance and example during our own transition. george, i will always remember the gathering you hosted for all the living presidents. plus, you left me a really good tv sports package. i use it. >> last week, portraits of former president george w. bush and first lady laura bush were unveiled at the white house. dolly madison saved this portrait of the first jorjts w. now michelle, if anything happens, there's your man. watch the entire event online. she spoke an event hosted by the arms control association her comments are about 50 minutes. all right, we're about to resume our program. we're about to resume. don't get up and leave, please. we're about to resume. ladies and gentlemen. good afternoon. welcome back to the 2012 arms control association annual meeting. i'm

berg, yes or no. got 24 seconds. >> no. >> chief o'connor. >> no, i rather have seen an increase in canines. an inkrecrease in public and employee training. >> mr. blanken ship? >> only in the baseline of inspections. >> great. we have been joined by my friend and colleague from texas, who is come from the intelligence committee where i'm sure she has made the world safer and i recognize her for any opening statements. >> thank you very much. chairman has been gracious. thank you, members, mr. richmond and mr. davis. mr. turner, mr. kravic, for your courtesies. we are also in an immigration subcommittee, so i thank you very much. this is a subject close to my heart and i thank all of you for your participation in this valuable hearing that will provide and that is in providing insights and critical transportation issues. as a ranking member of the committee, i've continuously supported adequate resources aimed at enhancing the security of our rail and mass transit systems. there is no doubt and i know

the break sweden level through a glen johnson nine go and then went in front thanks from all of mel berg however super sub theo walcott then had an equaliser from the edge of the box before crossing for danny welbeck when a roller coaster ride them for the english who were delighted to get their first win over sweden at the tournament. scared off our job on the real. story to go go go it is a very good result a very good game of football but england deserved a wintery today a. very diverse group. it was an exciting game they have said this is a great day england are from four points along with france who lead the way after beating ukraine two nil last night and watching not one partridge. ukraine will front while a victory that backings ukraine side play with it's a sign champions would have seen them guys do to the quarter finals on their european debut after coming back to beat sweden two one in game one but after four minutes the heavens opens to red show rain in donetsk tearing the entire stadium apart from a few hardy souls for the best part of an hour and when the players did you a

that loss snapped strauss berg's six-start win streak. there was a scary moment in the sixth inning, too. he hit marco in the head with a fast ball. fortunately he is expected to be okay. one of those things that happens in baseball. you hope it never does. good thing he's going to be okay. >> hard to watch. >>> five minutes away from the start of the 5:00 hour. coming up, backing away from controversy. steps a popular television show is taking after an image of president george w. bush sparked outrage. >>> but first, you might just be on to something if you feel like you're spending more time at the office than your boss is. >>> and unforgettable photos. the wedding that made quite a splash for one michigan couple. that's all >>> do you ever feel like your boss is out of the office a lot while you're stuck at work? you might not be alone in that one. a new career builders survey shows more bosses are taking vacation than their employees. in fact, 81% of managers took time off or plan to take leave this year. that's compared to just 65% o

rotten berg? >> mr. chairman and members of the committee, thank you very much for the opportunity to testify today. i'm director of the ex-elect ronnic privacy center where the research organization is. very much concerned about the electronic service authority. i am the chair that looked at the foreign intelligence surveillance act shortly after 9/11. the committee was fully aware of the threats to national security and our country and considered certainly the essential purpose of the fisa to enable the collect of intelligence information. the committee made three recommendations to also ensure the protection of sprnt privacy interests in u.s. persons. suggesting first that congress had a critical oversight roll and grateful for the hearing today. the data collection be focused so as to protect interests and third, i think of particular interest to the committee this morning, there is a recommendation that the public reporting requirements for the use of the surveillance act be expanded so that informa

i have been very happy with the turn mint condition so far in poland berge and the criticism he has been receiving for perhaps not playing as well as some expected does not concern us i hope our fans will support us as a team not as individuals remain a team. i want to go no further in the torn into sweden they were knocked out after losing three two to england in kiev last night they were for strike andy carroll had but even with a thumping first half head of it just after the break sweden levelled through a glen johnson own goal and then went in front thanked him all of mellberg however super sub theo walcott then hit an equaliser from the edge of the box before crossing the danny welbeck when a rollercoaster ride then for the english that ended in delight for their fans. to his very best games are far toward one on the real. stuff to go. it is a very good result a very good game of football but england deserved to win three today. understood what it means three seasons are on four points along with france who lead the way after beating ukraine to nil on friday and watching that one fo

. >> your book here, earnest free berg's book, "democracy's prisoner," his final years. i want to say thanks to both of you as we close out here for being with us in terra haute, indiana, telling us more about this third party five-time purchase surf the white house and his effect on american history. as we close out, some thank yous to the eugene v. debs foundation itself. debsfoundation.org is their website. charles king, indiana state university, the cunningham memorial library special collections here at the university and our affiliate time warner cable. thanks to all of you for helping us put this program together. from terra haute, indiana, the eugene v. debs museum. >>> next sunday we continue our "contenders" series featuring charles hughes who ran for president in 1916 against woodrow wilson. watch "the contenders" on american history tv each sunday at 8:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m., and 10:30 p.m. through labor day weekend. >>> now former u.s. congresswoman pat schroeder on women in politics and the 1970s. she was a 32year-old mother of two children. in this speech at t

first of all, i think we should give a warm round of applause to justice anne berg and eileen mac virtual who conceived this idea. the retrial of mary surratt has been developed from a new and so will i had collaboration between two state agencies combining the judiciary and the executive branches of government. we brought in some of the finest legal and historical minds in illinois today to plan and implement this fascinating, entertaining, thought proceed mostly cloudying and unpredictable journey from the past to the present. this retrial treads new cultural and educational ground. it provides a history lesson, a demonstration of top notch legal strategy, a good dose of drama, and an excursion into the land of counter factual history. the mary surratt retrial proves that illinois is one state and that we are at our best when we work together. the abraham lincoln presidential library and museum, the illinois supreme court historic preservation commission, the working committees both in chicago and springfield, and the numerous layers both on the stage and behind the scenes have crafted

spotlight with christie's which is involved in a high court battle with russian tycoon victim axel berg he paid more than two and a half million dollars for a painting he thought was by prominent russian artist buddies. only to find out later that it appears to have been signed for several years after. the case will go on for nineteen days and according to experts will probably cost more than the painting itself which is one reason why more of these claims don't go to course but another boy of russian arms when confronted with lemons make lemonade eager to see a court discovered his art collection meant to fund his retirement was mostly forgeries now he's displaying the paintings as a warning to others. when we have money where ashamed to talk of it i'm trying to be the first to says don't be ashamed of showing us because we believe you are who no one would down we've moved now that time has passed and we realize we made a mistake and it's important to publicize the mistake of the world because the quantity of russian figs with this is such. that it discredits national art. showing each

pierre berge -- petersburg florida.ne off the road into the water under this bridge. >> he yelled, there is a car in the water. i ran out the door and she called 911. >> the driver who had that diabetic episode was unconscious but breathing. they pulled him out. >> another three or four minutes it would have floated out and he would have drawn. >> he looked up and small -- saw an ultralight plane crash into the water. >> i saw a huge splash and looked over and i thought, here i go again. >> he jumped into action. he dragged the pilot and his female passenger who had more serious injuries onto his boat. family members of the victim were extremely grateful. >> thank you, thank you. bless his heart. he seems to be at the right place at the right time. glaxo was the local fire chief. >> when you have citizens who are willing to step up and risk whatever it takes and make a difference it does help us tremendously. >> he refuses to call himself a hero. >> i would do would anyone else would do. it was twice in a row. >> he may

bill this is the master plan coming out of the pentagon coming out of these think tanks like building berg and the council on foreign relations and so forth i hate to say that is absolutely what is going on but it's not it's not a pretty picture stop addiction that patrick thank you very much and if you thought patrick and he's an associate editor of an independent you source info was dot com joining us live there in london thanks to time well for more analysis and reaction to the developments in syria can always log on to our web site r t don't come don't forget to check out our correspondents to defeat as well for all the latest on the ongoing conflict and the assessment of course of that conference in geneva. the german parliament approved the use massive five hundred billion bailout fund and ratified the new fiscal compact last night which limits spending deficits that of the chancellor angela merkel finds itself on the back foot strongly rejecting notions that she somehow capitulated to the financial demands of southern european nations that criticism is especially loud in germany whe

. >> they may be the divicive votes and the liberals, begins berg, sotomayor and kagan have probably made up their minds as have the court's more solid conservatives. ska li a alito and thomas. that leaves the others in play to make the decisions for us. . >> i know you have to get in there. you have a lot of reading to do. the man who figured out bush v gore before anybody else. >> i don't know about that. >> the man who has to figure it out before anybody else does. >> let it be simple. >> while the stakes couldn't be higher, that hasn't stopped the guessing game and the convoilated analysis about how a loss can be a win and how much the price paid for a win could end up costing. folks, the bottom line, a win is a win ask a loss is a loss. let's not overanalyze this, though there will be complications depending on what the court decides and the degrees for which they go. this is a defining moment as he made clear again at a fund-raiser this week. >> i believe health reform was the right thing to do. i believe it was right to make sure over three million young people can stay on the

let me introduce you to earnest free berg, whose book is called "democracy's prisoner." it has been 85 years since debs died, why do we care about him? >> he was one of the most important labor leaders at a crucial time of conflict between labor and capital. he was the central figure in the socialist movement at a time when it was a viable, growing, and important part of the american political culture. >> is he interesting as a snapshot in time or does he have a lasting legacy? >> like many third-party candidates, he and his fellow socialists managed to move the conversation in important directions that have affected american democracy ever since. in that regard, he is of his time but he is also had a lorng impact on us as well. >> we will have time to delve into some of the more elections later on. of the five bids he made for the white house, are any particularly significant? >> two for very different reasons. the 1912 represents the high watermark of socialism where he got about 6% of the vote. in 1920, he was imprisoned in the atlanta penitentiary and got 1 million v

we say in the book berg der ner not talk to us. so hostile against berger. he really didn't have the right of reply, rebuttal. when the book came out there was a conference and they discussed at the conference this violation of trust by the clerks and whatnot, and all of the justices, including three that had talked to us, that were at that conference. this is late in the process, said that none of them had talked to us, and then two of the justices that had talked to us who had just lied to their colleagues called us to say this occurred at the conference. so it shows you the sensitivity of it and berger made a public statement that he hadn't read the book, was not going to read the book. unfortunately as he was leaving the court coming up that driveway there's a copy of the book open and a photographer got a copy of it, he was reading the middle of the book. i don't know whose account you can trust, but that all i can say. >> over here. >> [ inaudible ] did you actually -- wrote the account of what happens as president nixon wanted -- and i think it was in

yes, inch and a quarter, and, you know, the storm is headed toward or leans crossroads at 6:34, lion berg at 6:37, wood line 6:39, forest bark 6:44 as well. now, if you are in hedgesville, okay, or martinsburg, or even clear springs, you need to perk up. these storms are just to your west, and they are bearing down on you. so at the very least you're looking at winds 40, 50 miles per hour, and also some small hail and some very, very heavy rains with these storms. so again, hancock, clear spring, hedgesville, then eventually, okay, it gets closer to town, we're talking about loudoun county and prince william county and fauquier county, then eventually we're going to talk about storms crossing through the district. i think what will happen is it probably won't make it through the district until 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. when it does so, it will take all the severe weather with it until it is -- as long as it is to our west we have problems. and we definitely have problems out in the mountains with all the tornado warnings, down toward winchester. so martinsburg, charles town, get ready. frede

coming up call in mime blook berg the new york city mayor being called a hypocrite after saying no toa but yes to nato. it is a star studded event celebrating the queen's diamond jubilee. on this date in history in 1962 the beach boys release their song "surfing safari". got to love it. ♪ >> welcome back to fox and friends first. i am patly a patti ann browne brown. >> unemployment rose to 8.2 percent. job creation for may was weaker than expected. the focus on the sunday talk shows was the economy. doug mcelway has more on this from washington, d.c. >> oo when the disappointing monthly job numbers came out the parties of various constituency groups blamed on congressional republicans who said they were blocking the agenda. the president not congress who takes the blame for the poor economy. boxing the president in the euro zone crisis of which he has very little control. >>> the obama campaign team also explained poor employment numbers according to the magnitude chd r pd rue susz mentdedled said when he took office back in 2009 the country was losing 800 thousand jobs a day it refus

speculation from some sources there over the years there have been more quote unquote inside build a berg that have kind of leaked what was what was talked about even though the people who work at the hotel and also media members that attend are sworn to secrecy but they're speculating who is going to be the vice presidential running mate for romney as we know in two thousand and eight hillary and obama attended build a bird wall they want to admit it but they went to meeting in virginia at the time of build averred and two days later hillary dropped out of the race and became you know the top pick for obama's cabinet so people are speculating you know do they pick the running mate it's very interesting you know money manipulation currency manipulation the price of oil the price of gas these things they speculate are being talked about we also know that there is a very very good gender released by the bill de burgh web site itself very vague talking about how to deal with cybersecurity threats how to deal with these global uprising how to just deal with the evolution of democratic societi

berg -- he went and got him and they all arrived at his house at 10:30 in the morning and basically decided -- over the course of the day they hashed out and had lawyers and the hole nine yards. the day ended with a call from ben at house and they are having this argument and there is silence and go ahead. in that moment they would both say later that was the modern washington post story that sets up everything. so he came to the post in 65. he had been at newsweek since 1953 as a european concern -- correspondent. toni bradlee -- in 1961 he became the bureau chief of newsweek magazine and after phil graham died she heard bradley might be leaving or thinking of leaving and wanted to keep him so she had about the lunch and he said he would give his left one to be the managing editor of the post in newspaper parlance and came to the paper and what he said about when he came to the papers the first thing he wanted to do was removed the agenda from the post's reporting and he wrote a memo to r reporter. i have to read it editorially because it is better than mine. he wrote a memo to a foreign c

>> i don't know that anyone else -- they need another cast member with a "berg" in their name. have you here. "that's my boy" in theaters soon. just ahead chris brown live in concert for a full half hour. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal tv 11 news in baltimore. >> final look this morning. we have an accident is impacting traffic just a bit. powder mill road, watch for a crash towards the capital beltway. one is causing delays on northbound 97 bit you see there is some slow going there. hampstead, watch for an accident. quick live bank look at traffic, update you on a 97, northbound delays due to the accident. so far so good in this area. that is the very latest on traffic pulse 11. >> nice morning this morning. temperatures at the airport at 65 degrees on tv hill. barometer is showing a rising tendency. west winds at 6 miles per hour. rain chances will be minimal. we look at the radar-satellite, nation and there is a little disturbance. rain activity will be north of the maryland-pennsylvania line. warmer temperatures than yesterday. only around 80 for the high. suns

>>reporter: stein berg admits though because the governor and democrat disagree on how deeply to cut welfare the budget work is not done. >> i know it's not popular. and i know that and i know that it's easy as heck to take the shots but i'm proud of what we did on friday. and we'll finish the job now. >>reporter: proposition 25 was popular with california voters in 2010. giving the legislature the authority to pass state budget with just a majority vote but would forfeit wages and per diem for every day it is late after june 15. last year lawmakers were off average of 2300 dollars but court ruled state controller chung shouldn't be the sole determiner of whether paycheck should be docked because one person in government can not have that kind of power. >> according to the court there doesn't seem to be any one available to enforce that provision of proposition 25. >>reporter: since governor brown has not rejected the budget democrat gave him on friday that seems to suggest he's not ready to use his veto pen. he has until the 27th to act. in sacramento, abc 7 news. >>> all right n.oa

here's what jeb bush also said in his interview with bloom berg.id that reagan would have, based on his record of finding accommodation, finding some degree of common ground, as would my dad i they would have a hard time if you define the republican party and i don't as having an orthodoxy that. >> hit's look at the facts. since ronald reagan the republican party has given its presidential nomination four times to the bush family. other times, to bob dole, john mccain and mitt romney, where's the extremist in that lot? jeb bush's father is celebrated today for a statesman ship, consisted of breaking his promise of not raising taxes. aust austan, in the budget deal it was said for every 2/of -- every dollar of tax increase, there would be $2 of spending increase. we go through all the time. if only people were more like ronald reagan. that fine fella bill buckley. i worked for bill buckley. knew ronald reagan. no one talked about him on the left that way at the time. >> what the conversation had afterwards, i think there's a sense in rational, reaso

according to the lopped berg survey, a gallon of gas is down 15 cents in the past two weeks. and new home sales jumped to a two-year high in may and climbed 7.6% as more people took advantage of record low mortgage rates, but many people are having difficulty qualifying for a loan or can't afford the bigger down payment that banks require. you can go to cbs money watch.com for more. i'm alexis christoforous. >>> a large flock of ducks stretched their legs in china. more than 5000 ducks hit the street on their usual trek to a local pond. a picture of this same scene went viral online last week. the farmer who owns the ducks he is not trying to make news and doesn't want to be all over youtube but takes the birds on a walk a few times a year to help them burn off energy. >> that's a good idea. >> and they all follow along. >> good idea. good idea. >>> still ahead, bus monitor bullied, how her community is coming together to support her. >> and jerry sandusky's first comment about his child sex abuse conviction. >> and bernadette woods is updating our first warning forecast. >>

. >> randy helm, mulen berg college. i was fascinated by the idea which seems very compelling to me that grant's 'em temp rate -- intemp rate response was triggered by the fact that his father was complicit in the smuggling scheme. i have heard and read a little bit that lincoln's own sister-in-law was also involved in smuggling, and that was, you know, so it was pretty rampant. and that lincoln in his own way could be intemp rate about that, his own frustration level -- which would indicate that his, that this was really a matter of principle for him because he had a pretty short fuse when it came to smuggling as well, and i just wondered if that had come up in your research. >> i certainly don't know that his relatives were in cahoots were jews, at least i haven't discovered that. i think the point is there was vast amounts of smuggling, and from the point of view of the generals, this was the worst, um, kind of un-american activity that could have been engaged in because grant and sherman deeply believed that you can'

cheryl sand berg the company chief operating officer. 42-year-old joined the company 4 years ago and she becomes the first woman on facebook board of directors. >> city of stockton is facing a deadline tonight. reach a settlement with the creditor to whom it owes money or become the biggest city in america to file bank situation. tim has the story from stockton. >> charlie day and night lock and key business a perfect example the city of stockton a regular customer. >> a lot of the lock changes or supplying lock and key and good customer and old customer we had them sense we started business 50 years ago. >>reporter: charlie not concerned what will happen if stockton goes bankrupt. would you have that fear that they wouldn't be able to pay their bills i have. >> well, probably not a great deal because eventually it's going to get paid somehow. may take 6 months or a year to pay but. >>reporter: to ease the fear of any business people who work with stockton, city manager bob dice sent this letter to vendors the headline vendors and service providers will be paid in the second paragrap

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you are never busted in park slope or even certain parts of williams berg but queens and the bronx, youre going to get busted, especially if you are black. >> that's interesting. >> in man hattedan, there are a lot of rich folksmented in the end, it comes down to class. >> absolutely. everyone is smoking we'd. there are a lot rich white kids in manhattan smoking we'd but they are not the ones getting arresteded. there are a lot rich white kids in manhattan smoking weed but they are not the ones getting arrested 56 all of the sudden -- not all of the sudden support marijuana. is this where they do to de decriminalize a small amount of possession so at least they don't have it on their record? absolutely. it's a huge step in the right direction. all over the united states, our entire country has been in this skits phren i can't about what do we do about weed, the legalization of it? there are states that have taken steps in the right direction and you take a place like new york where they haven't and it's ruining kids' lives. a kid has a nickel bag on him and a miss 19or? >> it. these are

i've been a leaker myself and i don't trust that sourcing by bloom berg. but if that's what they said, i would say that the republicans cannot have it both ways. and governor scott has a right to tout numbers. the ultimate reality is how people feel not which is being touted or what the spin message is. >> and not just any states. we're talking critical swing states. on this list florida chief among them. >> you're right there. i would disagree with lanny on this point to the extent a lot of this is less about what obama has done or did and more about what the governor is doing and has done to turn his economy around in his state. you forget the federal government doesn't run individual states. it's what the chief executive does the policies put in place to hit the ground running. and certainly florida was very important politically, but it was also important economically. i think the governor has done a number of things to help move that economy in the right direction. so i would agree to the extent that the sources are a little bit suspicious. anyone who