i hope those people are wearing sunscreen because boy the sun was really strong today, wasn't it bern. >> it caught me. i'm so good about my sunscreen. i really am. but that sun is strong this time of year. on wednesday is when it's its highest of the entire year. when you get caught out there with any amount of sunscreen. >> you did a good job covering that tan line. >> at least it'll fade a little bit. it definitely felt warmer in the sun but we had the really refreshing air mass so on top of us. look at that average still climbing up to 84 degrees. we're going way above that later on this week. 73 is where we sit right now, look at all of the 70s out there. 64 in ocean city with the cooler water still in the ocean and the winds coming off the ocean at the beach. but for the rest of us a little bit of a breeze out there. that's about it. so here's the heat and it's moveing in our direction a lot of the country is feeling this heat. 91 in kansas city. 87 -- 97 right now in phoenix. although the clouds start to come in and a chance for a couple of showers with this cold front, as soon

let's head over to the first warning weather center with bern debt woods. how are you doing?od. i'm in for marty bass this morning. it's going to be a hot one today. we've been talking about it the past couple of days. take a lock at this graphic -- look at this graphic, heat advisories go into effect starting at noon. 96 today, 98 tomorrow. not quite a record but close. we will have a full forecast coming up. >> thanks. >>> not in the news the former egypt president is on life support. >> a gunfight breaks out in a historic baltimore neighborhood. how an online advertisement led to the violence. more news, first warning weather and your first traffic report of the morning coming up in just a coup,,,,,,,,,, ♪ i, i'll bring the fire make you come alive ♪ ♪ i can take you higher what this is, forgot? ♪ ♪ i must now remind you let it rock, let it rock ♪ ♪ let it rock >>> welcome to eyewitness news this wednesday morning. i'm adam may in for don scott. it's already heating up out there. sharon has your first traffic report of the day coming up in just a moment, first let's head b

bern which lines will affected. your commute as well. it is a much cooler start them we have florida being inundated the reign as the storm to move closer to shore. they expected to make landfall on wednesday. rain could continue. the storm is blamed for at least one death. to home, folks cleaning up after severe thunderstorm. high winds blew down trees and power lines. people suffered major injuries. customers still in the dark. the baseball stadium was also damaged. the cleanup continues from friday's storm. down trees ripped roofs of buildings. it caused massive damage. dozens of residents said some returned to units. normal.still far from >> it is uncomfortable. at nighttime they have police around. it is like a war zone. but i do not like this situation. i never been in this ordeal. >> at noon, residents will be go back and then gather their possessions. time for a check of traffic and weather every 10 minutes. quick school in comfortable this morning. low humidity. winchester 55. cumberland only 52. highs today will be right near 8

. >> when luka rocco magnotta was cornered, he said to bnerli bern police, you he he was part of a red notice, a fugitivie of the highest warning. he was spotted in berlin. >> he was checking info on himself on the web. i called the police when seeing magnotta's pictures on the internet. >> on this flat, he is thought to have killed his lover with an ice pick and during the video, a song from the movie "american psycho," plays in the background. he sent a severed foot to the offices of the canadian conservative party. in berlin he offered no resistence. >> the reason why he is broadcasting to the media -- we want to get the 100% results of that. interpol confirmed this to us. >> the police tracked him with the mobile phone signals, but arrived at the hotels just as he'd left. he wore lipstick and wigs and even had plastic surgery to make himself look like james dean. he is now behind bars. stephen evans, bbc news, berlin. >> you are watching bbc world news america. could new techology put electric ans in the fast lane at affordable price? in a khazakstan courtroom, following a 17- mont

bern debt -- bernadette woods is in the first warning center. >> take some time and get outside. it is a beautiful day. first warn ing doppler radar, there's nothing going on right now. we're still in this unsettled weather pattern where it's the chance for a shower or thunderstorm. as far as temperatures go, down in the 50s right last. 65 right now in baltimore. still 50s to our north and west. still hanging onto 51 in westminster. we're going to get to about the low 70s. for what happens tomorrow, we'll send it out to marty. >> reporter: good afternoon. we're relevant ally at a simple -- we're really at a simple weather pattern. a big home of high pressure over the hudson bay. we're under its influence. there's some mild air moving our way which will become harm and humid air. there's going to be some instability around the area tomorrow. it's not going to be a ton of rain but squattered showers and maybe -- scattered showers and maybe a couple of thunderstorms. it's a beautiful spring day curtesy of that no, northern -- northern high. it's going to start to feel like summer. h

criminal charges are brought against the son of baltimore's state's attorney, greg bern seen. owen bernstien has just been charged. bernstien needed 38 stitches to close a cut on his hand. >>> several police scandals aring ashaking the baltimore city police department. mike elborn has some serious questions surfacing about credibility and the possible pattern of bad behavior. >> reporter: sandals are rocking the police department, including accusations of overtime abuse. >> we have to make that adjustment. >> reporter: and the recig nation of the director of police training. add to that the commissioner's retirement, sparking leadership questions. who will clean this up? sharp black has been here almost 40 year and is concerned the hubt is being shut out from the selection of the next top cop. >> we think it's outrage, twai. not just bad. it's also about policy. it's not just about the individual. so we're lock at the whole packening app. >> reporter: but there are a of people in the community that support the current policing strategy and point to huge reductions in the murde

thank you, supervisor else bern. excuse me. public -- else bernlt. public comment is closed for right now. we were talking about holding a special meeting next thursday. so c0u8d i entertain a motion to continue this item to a special meeting to be held on the 21st? >> i'll make that motion. >> and we can take that motion without objection. so moved. madam clerk, are there any other items? >> no, there are no further matters. >> ok, thank you. meeting is adjourned. >> when the new california academy of sciences opened in 2008, it quickly became one of the top tourist magnets in the city. part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen, who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum, visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars an

bern, i know you have more information. >> ten tornadoes including pleasant hills in harford county and two in damascus close to each other. the rating scale is the damage scale that has wind estimates attached to it. when we talk about zero damage, we talk in a range of 35 to 65 and winds with ef1 is 86 to 110 miles per hour. there's never a full measurement and they happen so quickly. it's an estimate of what happened. the other thing, rainfall with the storm. a lot of rain. we keep updating these numbers, not adding to them necessarily but giving different ones because so many people had a lot of rain out of this. let's go to first warning doppler radar. still showers and thunderstorms. northern parts of carroll, harford county. those storms were weakening by the time they hit the other part of the county. we didn't see much in the way of damage. one just making its way into queens town and making off to the east/southeast. this will weaken and more in the forecast up ahead. adam? >> bernadette, thank you so much. stay with wjz for more coverage. there were 10 tornadoes confirmed. na

owen bern steen. they say he and his roommate got into a fight. they both went to the hospital and are both charged with second agree assault. >>> crews are on the scene of what they are calling a complicated main drain break. firefighters say a contractor hit the gas main around 11:00 this morning spreading gas through the air. a day care center with about 100 kids had to be evacuated. crews are monitoring the area tonight. work crews say they will remain on the scene until the gas main is fixed. >>> most of us have gotten one of these a time or two, a nice portrait of your car along a 40- dollar ticket. getting two of these in one day pushed one man over the edge. when he saw the camera in the same place he took action. police say may shot mash marbles. say these are all about safety. >> i was just in one of those moods and i just -- i just flipped out. everybody slowed down until they find some way to make it fair. >> reporter: he is facing charges of second degree assault assault. >>> abduction day at the academy. hundreds begin their first ye

good afternoon, bern that death. >> good afternoon, don. we will talk about this. it's not really going anywhere. it's spinning offshore. you can see the heaviest of the rain is making its way farther north. notice the bands continuing to filter in. they shut off right about here. that is because the radar doesn't go out over the open waters. there is more where that came from. the latest, hanging on to tropical storm status. winds have come down to about 40 miles per hour and barely moving, off to the east at 3 miles per hour. when it crosses land it will become a tropical depression. when it heads back out over the water, this thing will start to turn again. we are not completely out of the woods from the storm yet. take a look at the forecast models. still dissension. the majority take them off to the east, over the open waters but keep them south of us. this is something that we will continue to track and we will keep you updated. >> thank you. >>> new laws may be proposed in annapolis expanding liability in dog attacks. a recent ruling by the highest court cal

. >>> olga breese in for howard bern teen is it -- bernstein this morning. day planner today, will feature plenty of sunshine. we'll move quickly through the 80s and we are headed for highs yes in the triple-digits, expecting to see about 100 degrees or more. going to be a heat advisory until 9:00 tonight. monika? >> reporter: south side of 395 work continues on a damaged overhead sign. a dump truck hit it at 1:00 this morning. southbound the left lane is going to get you through. coming up in my next report, other area roads in a few minutes. >>> thank you monika. the time right now is 4:41. european leaders have reached a deal which will allow the eu to bailout banks in spain. the country is looking for about $100 billion. the group also agreed to create a joint banking supervisory body. european leaders wrap-up their summit in brussels later today. on wall street stocks staged a late day come back. one stock that really suffered, shares of jp morgan. they sold off after the new york times reported the loss from its risky trades could swell to $9 billion,

thank you, supervisor else bern. excuse me. public -- else bernlt.lic comment is closed for right now. we were talking about holding a special meeting next thursday. so c0u8d i entertain a motion to continue this item to a special meeting to be held on the 21st? >> i'll make that motion. >> and we can take that motion without objection. so moved. madam clerk, are there any other items? >> no, there are no further matters. >> ok, thank you. meeting is adjourned.

the upgrade from bern teen to outperform. the big outperformer here is frances ka holdings beating street with earnings doubling net profit. also said future earnings will meet or exceed analyst expectations next quarter. that's why that stock is up. in terms of some sectors grabbing the headlines today, the nasdaq biotech index is vastly outperforming the nasdaq today as well as for the year up around 17% year-to-date. one major stock there that's helping fuel that nasdaq biotech index is amylyn. sue, back over to you. >> thank you very much, seema. ahead of what could be a very dicey weekend in europe, let's check how the bond market is fairing right now and where yields are headed. hi, rick. >> hi, sue. i'm sure when you were on the george washington bridge you were listening to cnbc on satellite radio. and you heard that we traded all the way down around 1.55. look at a two-day chart. but nonetheless here we are now on a 10. 1.62. down a couple beeps on the day. but really as we move to the one-week charts, he's where you

thank you, supervisor else bern. excuse me. public -- else bernlt. public comment is closed for right now. we were talking about holding a special meeting next thursday. so c0u8d i entertain a motion to continue this item to a special meeting to be held on the 21st? >> i'll make that motion. >> and we can take that motion without objection. so moved. madam clerk, are there any other items? >> no, there are no further matters. >> ok, thank you. meeting is adjourned. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- supervisor wiener: welcome to the transportation authority finance committee. are there any announcements? >> no announcements. supervisor wiener: can you please call item no. 2? >> this is an action item, approval of the previous meetings minutes. supervisor wiener: any discussion or public comment? seeing no one, public comment is closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes? second? done without objection. that will be the order. item #3. >> item number three, information item, state and federal legislative update. >>

. >> the son of grug bern steen has been arrested. -- greg bernstein has been arrested. >> more news,e first warning ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ur first traffic >>> it is 5 o'clock. it feels like summer outside. wait until you see the radar. sharon is watching the roads of course.

berne >> the big story today, that parents have come out. brewing than that of tiger woods' town of bubble watson in silt missiles and why. how often do you see that, phil mickelson in short. he politely declined comment saying if he would do all of the memory of next tuesday. a 7:30 a.m. thursday first round pairing. >> tiger woods and phil mickelson off is always newsworthy. if free when who lin lin ... offs after >>pam: we will see at 11:00 p.m.. everyone's hair breaks. ♪ oh oh oh oh you see it in the brush... ♪ oh oh oh oh ooh oh ...and then there's the pillow. ♪ i dare you to dare me so they dared me to try this pantene. [ female announcer ] pantene anti-breakage the keratin protection system makes hair stronger reducing breakage up to 97%. ♪ think only salon brands can do that? i dare to compare... will you? [ female announcer ] anti-breakage from pantene. hair so healthy it shines. [ female announcer ] anti-breakage from pantene. the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make lif

thank you, supervisor else bern. excuse me. public -- else bernlt. public comment is closed for right now. we were talking about holding a special meeting next thursday. so c0u8d i entertain a motion to continue this item to a special meeting to be held on the 21st? >> i'll make that motion. >> and we can take that motion without objection. so moved. madam clerk, are there any other items? >> no, there are no further matters. >> ok, thank you. meeting is adjourned. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- supervisor chu: a lowe, of welcome to the expanded budget committee. -- hello, welcome to the expanded budget committee. are there any announcements? >> please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. include documents as submitted to the clerk. ockham to drink it -->> -- supeu very much. mr. young, would you call items one through three? >> item number one. interim proposed budget and annual appropriation ordinance appropriating all estimated receipts and all estimated expenditures for departments of the city and cou

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coverage continue right new with bern death woods and a check on the sizzling conditions. bob?et's take a look at the numbers. at last report, still coming in at 96, 95 east, 91 in cumberland, 97 in it c.. they cannily temperatures ranging from a cooler 91 in rock hall and westminster and annapolis and down to back back bay at 90. bernadette has a look at the advisories in effect right now. >> a heat advisory in effect through tomorrow, because we have another hot one moving our way tomorrow. here's how it looks across the state. most of the state under the heat advisory, and another thing also want to tell you as far as the numbers go, we were close to the record. not quite there this afternoon. the record 100 degrees. we got to 96. the heat index below a hundred, but topped out at 101 degrees. to put it in , this is the first day of summer, but our average is 80 degrees. quite a swing from last week until now. it will continue tomorrow. we'll have the forecast. back inside. >> thank you, bernadette and bob. >>> a committee holds eric holder in contempt relating to documents r

bern? >> it has not moved much, but the 5:00 update is in, and this is what we have going on. all the bands of heavy rain coming up from the gulf, and with little movement expected over the next couple of days, this pattern will continue, and there may be breaks in the action, but you'll continue to see another ban after that, and not only with the potential for flooding but tornadoes. when you have a tropical system connecting with land, it can spin something up, and the statistics are like this, winds 45 miles per hour and moving northeast at five miles per hour and barely moving at all. the forecast track at this point takes it across florida but back over the open waters of the atlantic, and that's interesting. it will weaken over land, but this is a very large-sized storm, and tell maintain some connection with the water and get back over the open water, and it may gain strength. but this is not by any means finished. we will keep you updated. back inside. >> bernadette, thank you. stay with wjz eyewitness news first warning weather coverage for the latest. >>> an investi

. >> all right, thanks, bern. >>> don't miss tonight's cbs primetime lineup, csi followed by eyewitness news at 11:00, and the os are back home to face their closest rivals, and then see the birds take to the washington nationals right here on wjz-13. >> and still ahead, bullied blind. a new york city student opens up about the bullying that cost him his eyesight. >> and like this building just started exploding. i saw fire and black smoke out of the window. >> an amazing fire in fells point as people and fire crews work to put it out. >> hazy, hot, and humid and find out how long the dangerous temperatures will threaten maryland. the news ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. while the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. go a little farther with bp gasoline with invigorate. >>> it is 4:31 and partly sunny and 95 degrees, and we're watching the cranes on the ship going under the key bridge. see if they make it.

. >>> wjz is following breaking news involving the son of city state attorney greg bern steen. police were called to scott street in west baltimore this morning. city police say two individuals had serious cuts to their hands. they were taken to shock trauma and released. after police were called to the scene they determined that owen bernstein and another man cut themselves intensal. >>> hundreds of homes are now destroyed from colorado's wild fires. a mandatory evacuation remains in effect. randall pinkston reports from colorado springs. >> flames race. >> these are the flames after they jumped the canyon. they didn't think this was going to happen. >> not that fast. >> fuel led by 50 mile an hour winds the fire swept into the area so fast they only had 15 minutes to evacuate. >> i'm amazed that nobody got killed. it was like everybody got out safe. >> the fire has charred more than 18,000 acres and destroyed hundreds of homes. 1,000 firefighters are battling the blaze. they are hoping cooler temperatures and lighter winds will help them gain ground. >> we have the horsepower

ber bern any's brother, peter.investors, deceived the irs, he faces up to a decade in prison as part of his plea deal. bernie madoff serving a 100-year sentence. >>> the man who admits to shooting trayvon martin will stay in jail for now while the judge reconsiders bond. zimmerman's attorneys pushed for this new bond. he's been in jail since the judge accused him of misleading the court about his finances. his attorney says the case is just to flimsy for zimmerman to sit in jail until trial. >> he's as unhappy as anyone else would be. he wants out. he wants to be with shellie. he's very worried about his wife right now. he'll deal with it no matter what the judge's ruling. >> at the time first bond was set, zimmerman claimed to be broke but the judge later found out he'd raised some $135,000 online. >>> an old mistress comes back to haunt an nba coach. golden state warriors coach says former stripper he had an affair with tried to blackmail him using dirty pictures he had sent her some six years ago. and according

after police were called to the scene, they determined owen bern stein and another man may have cut eachother intentionally. now police are meeting with a court commissioner to determine if anything criminal happened. >>> we're justice a few days away from the 4th of july holiday, and people here in maryland and all over the country are gearing up to hit the road. more people will travel by car this year than last year. w jz is live along the beltway. michelle richey has the numbers from the beltway, and speaks with drivers on the road. >> reporter: according to aaa, many people have already hit the road, and more are expected to leave tomorrow. the interstates are busy with holiday travelers. >> the trip has been pleasant so far. >> interstates are becausing with travelers from connecticut, virginia, and for this family, a good time to test out their rv. the group is traveling from orlando to cape cod for the 4th, and said the roads are packed. >> it is a little busy, crowded in the coral. >> reporter: not surprising, when aaa predicted 25% of people traveling for the 4th of july will l

ben bern said europe is affecting the u.s. economy and the job market has lost steam. he made it clear he's prepared to take more action if necessary. >> we've taken a step today which is a substantive step which will provide additional accommodation for the economy and moreover we've stated that we're prepared to take further steps if necessary to promote sustainable growth in the labor market. so we are prepared to do what's necessary. >> joining us now, senior u.s. economist from our studios in new york. ellen, how do you read this? >> well, i think this is a fed who doesn't want to appear as though they were doing nothing and so they really took the easing path of least resistance. that was in the announcement that they would go ahead and extend the maturity extension program, that operation twist through the end the year, and bernanke and his presser stressed that's the end of that program. they've taken it as far as they can. that means further additional monday taxpayer policy easing will come primarily from quantitative easing. the markets didn't get that yeste

just pick them up going out there, coming home and he is, bryce harper has wheels he still, bern diknow is pumped up, nats win again and sweep boston with a 4-3 win. tucker barnes loves his orioles they are playing real good baseball in baltimore. this is charm city. camden yard as 3 run home run, to tie this game up with phillys, which we like, in dc. tieing up at 4 in the set. that leader is going opposite, vertical of tucker barnes what was that. terrible,. >> did he jump? >> barely jumped. >> his throw was awful. jones come on around and celebrating they win gain only one game out of 1st place american league east. could you imagine an orioles and nationals world series? i know it is crazy, but it will be kind of cool. >> way cool. >> saturday night. okay. i race home from work, to see the manny pacquiao, tim think bradly the only guy who beat dcs own lamont peterson but saturday night i raced home and watched the last 11 rounds and pacquiao, won 10 of those rounds he dominated this fight, pretty much start to finish and yet when the official score cards are red, tim bradly is award

coverage continues with todd jackson, mary bubana with todd jackson, mary bubana and meteorologist bern debt ,,,, we need to look for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and model, all in one place. the complete forecast is coming up >>> new developments in the murder investigation at a popular summer thyme destination, due we beach. a woman from flip is found dead, and tonight we learn the suspect in the case is also dead. >>> an arrest warrant went out; but tonight the suspect has been found dead at a motor lodge in new jersey. he was wanted in connection with the death of a woman found inside a room at the therein oceanside motel after a housekeeper entered the room on monday >> never expect that to happen. very odd for this townful it get busy in the summer thyme. generally people are down here having fun >> reporter: crime scene tape surround the car with philadelphia plate. police aren't releasing much information. authorities spoke with motel guests and staff members gathering information as they piece toge

and for more on how it's going to play out through the next few days, we send it out to bern. >> yes. we are going to continue with these dry conditions. for the most part, there are chances of ers and thunderstorms. we have more on that in the forecast. but this is the big thing we want to know now. the heat is returning. it's warming up today. you just saw 89 degrees. the humidity is still very low. over the next couple of days, look what's out to the west. that is moving our way. and what you don't see is the gh dew points and the high humidity to go along with it. 98 degrees right now in kansas city. over the next few days, we're going to see all of that push in our direction. and we do have excessive heat watches that go into effect starting on friday moiney ly ed through the weekend. and this is y. take a look at some of these re. there's the heat h watcthat lkabout for mainly the tro area. but these are the numbers go along with that. we're talking 90s tomorrow. 97 on friday. anas head tothe weekend, temperatures close to 100, and the heat index is going to make it feel like it

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paid for my bern consumers. and then, secondly, repeal obama care.s far as i can tell, the complete romney plan on getting the economy running again. how does it sound to you? >> that's the complete plan. it's not nearly as bad as the plan i've heard from romney in past months. it's going to be a tax on average american consumer, getting rid of obamacare, including all of the things that people like about obamacare, insurers provide coverage to pre-existing conditions and allow parents to have coverage for their, even their children up to age 21 and so own and so forth, take us backwards to when 50 million americans did not have health care an we all ended up paying anyway because we support those emergency rooms. but lawrence, there's something else. romney has said repeatedly, he wants to cut taxes on the very wealthy. the nonpartisan tax policy center here in washington has done a computation of what romney's tacks would do. and they've concluded that the typical millionaire or someone earning over $1 million gets $950,000 over a ten-year period,

let's go down to mary thompson outside the courthouse in lower manhattan where peter made off, bern madoff madoff's brother, just pleat guildy snez he was linked to the ponzi scheme. in his statement to the court, 66-year-old pete peter madoff said a company he worked for for 40 years, that he and others had no idea he and his brother ran a ponzi scheme. he said he trusted him implicitly, bernie madoff. he said that he was deeply ashamed of his own actions. actions including certain transactions with his brother, bernie, to disguise loans so they wouldn't be taxable. even his chief compliance officer, he never did the job, allowing his brother to submit certain forms to the sec that contained false information. he also said he put his wife on the payroll of the company even though she doesn't have a job there and never reported certain gifts and other perk given to him, to the irs. speaking during the sentencing, he was fairly forceful, though he answered the judge's questions very quietly. now his sentencing hearing will happen on october 4th n. in the meantime, he is released op $5 mill

two of these killed were former awe bern football players. >>> minor relief at the gas station.is down 16 cents in the past three weeks. the nationwide average is now $3.62. jackson, mississippi, has the lowest price at $3.18. the highest? seattle is the tops at $4.22 a gallon. >>> a little knock on the noggin isn't enough to get lady gaga down. the pop starboarded a flight out of new zealand this morning on her own two feet despite suffering a minor concussion during a concert on sunday night. it happened when one of the back-up dancers accidentally hit her over the head with a pole. she came back and sang 16 more songs. >>> jeb bush has sid over and over and over again that he's not interested in the number two slot. but his son, george p. bush, is saying sthels? or will another florida lawmaker take that spot? >>> and apple ceo tim cook a couple of hours away from making a big announcement about new apple products. what do they have in store? maybe a sneak peek straight ahead. >>> nicholas brand of seattle wanted to start a window washing business. to stand out, he wore a sco

rich bern stein tells me that the dollar as measured is up about 11% year-over-year. grow earnings 11 percent outside of the united states just to produce zero growth in the u.s. dollar terms. it seems to me that is a big hurdle given this global slow-down. you saw a few do just that. perhaps domestic companies fare a bit better, but overall for the second half of the year, even with the declines and volatility, we have yet to see much of this. all of these negatives truly priced into this market. even though things look cheap, making me feel like the storm clouds could get darker. here is a stat check as we end the show today. things did end up at the worst levels of their afternoon. that is somewhat positive. you're not seeing the kinld of heavy volume. finishing a 1313. hosting the worst declines on the day. jpm down about 2%. more than 4% in today's trading session. goldman sachs down as well. speaking of technology, the nasd nasdaq kpos it. big cap tech names felt the pain. shares of apple and google each down. intel down by better than 3%. the good news? how abo

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market right now and i ask this in context of the federal because the other negotiation is between bern does that take congress off the hook from doing what it needs to do to solve the economic problems? >> i don't think so. i think what bernanke does today will mean nothing. >> okay. >> steve, there's a whole group on the left that are still mad at the president for that first compromise. and it wouldn't have raised much money, wouldn't have made any different in a year or two, it was only a one-year extension. it was chum of chang. they're beside themselves because you didn't stick it to the rich people. >> i just want to get where we need to go and that's solving this fiscal problem. >> jack told me. you can have my medicare and social security, too, and i'm not jack welch, believe me. >> you're bigger. more hair. >> that's it. i got more hair. that's it. that's all i got. a little taller. >> all right. guys, thank you very much. we're going to have more from jack in just a moment. when we come back, a new economic forecast with a rosie outlook for growth. but bad news right after th

. >> indeed, it's a thoroughly mod bern bear. he has hordes of followers on twitter. if you read what you believe, and why wouldn't you? he may be tweeting them back. residents at cape cod are used to dealing with the occasional animal encounter. >> shark. it's a shark! >> reporter: but the last week, the cape has been menaced, not by a finned creature lurking beneath the sea. but an intruder of the furry and four-legged variety. that's right. a bear. >> it was on aur fours and it climbed up a tree. >> reporter: william is one of the lucky residents who encountered the bruin firsthand and captured him on video. what makes baring witness to this bear so significant? it may be the first time a bear has ever set foot on the cape. a narrow sliver of land, entirely surrounded by water. which, of course, begs the question, just how did it get here? according to wildlife officials, it swam there. taking a dip in the cape cod canal. then, beginning its road trip up the cape. working its way from barnstable. to brewster. >> came out of the bushes there. it was walking around.

it it all came down to 5 minutes, 5 minutes after that puck dropped there was a new jersey's steve berned rob skew dare are face first into the board. the kings were awarded a 5- minute power play. they had one extra skater on the ice for the entire 5 minutes. they made the most of it. the kings scored 3 goals during that power play and went on to add three more beating the devils 6-1. for players and fans and everyone here in los angeles and california for that matter a dream come true for the la kings that had never won a stanley cup. this was the 8th seed going into the nhl this year. they made history. we've been talking to fans this morning outside the staple center who have still been partying. they're up from the night before because the celebration was that big but for the most part the crowds were under control. police arrested about four people. they had to use some rubber bullets on a group but for the most part the celebration stayed peaceful and calm and everyone had a great time and everyone celebrating this morning as the kings are the new stanley cup champions. that cele

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we are looking forward today to the final concluding record of the financial crisis and ben bern nan key. plach? mr. chairman? [applause] >> well, hello again. so today in the final of our four lectures, as the professor said, we want to talk about the aftermath of the crisis. now, just to recap briefly, we talked last time about the most intense phase of the crisis, 2008 and early 2009, financial panic as both the united states and other industrial countries threatened the stability of the entire global financial system. federal reserve working, and federal reserve working, and i'll describe with others, served in its lender of last resort role, provided short term liquidity to help stabilize key institutions and markets. i think one of the points that we can now draw having looked at the history rather than being an ad hoc and unprecedented set of actions that the feds' response was very much in keeping with the historic role of central banks which is to provide classes or facilities in order to calm the panic, and what was different about this crisis was the institutional structur

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him on said, you can have complete access, that was a unique opportunity to do a biography with a bernve you complete access. i could bring things in to him in his office and say do you remember this memo or that and respond that guy was a jerk or this guy was great and i could interrogate the record while i was uncovering the record myself. >> his life in washington goes back before "the washington post," including a very close relationship with john f. kennedy. how did they become friends and what did that mean to him down the road? >> i talked to that some in the book. ben bought a house on n street in georgetown before jfk did. they were neighbors. out one day walking with their new babies, they ran into each other on the street. ended up in the back garden of kennedy's house having a drink. that night they had dinner at the same formal dinner, seated as dinner partners, and the friendship took off. the wives were close and that made the friendship at the start. but ben took a lot of heat and i talk about it in the book for being too close to kennedy at the time and i think he has

the clerk: leaves of absence requested for representative eddie berne ease johnson for today and the balance of the week. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. denham: i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 the highway and mass transit programs bill. tomorrow, the house will vote on a congress resolution against attorney general eric holder. this week, they are also expected to vote on the highway and mass-transit bill, and measures to prevent student loan interest rates from dublin at the end of the month. we will have live coverage here on c-span when they return at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> july 7 and 8, book tv and american history tv will explore the heritage and literary -- history of misery's state capital, jefferson city. >> this is probably our most famous -- this is what we like to show to visitors to come in. this is a book about. tubman called "the moses of her peo

berning gave a speech here. >> you commit to providing a copy of the briefing -- a copy of the legal not know? >> will look at the request and try to determine -- to >> a briefing to the members of the committee? >> we will submit to the possibility of giving a briefing. >> i would like to hear from the above people in the intelligence community as well as people at llc about how he might structure. >> you will get back to us and let's say a month. >> we can do that. >> thank you. >> was running for president dr. of medical marijuana, president of them said the following. i'm not going to be using the department of resources try to circumvent the laws on this issue, close quote. apparently the department has not followed the admonition. since 2090 aj has connected to an aggressive medical maryland dispensaries and brought more than 60 indictments. it is my understanding the department has a more aggressive record of prosecuting cases in this administration than under the previous administration. the president clearly did not want to prioritize prosecutions involving marijuana and onl