the bingo starts at 7:00. you're excited about that man.ing that. >> contain yourselves when he's up there calling out the numbers. good to see the ravens getting involved. >> how's the weather going to be for them mike? >> you've not invited. >> here i go. here's whaon out in chesapeake beach. temperature of 75-degrees and all right dew points still really high at 71 and still pretty uncomfortable morning in many locations. 81 d.c. and a pair of 7s over the eastern shore. all right maryland's most powerful radar clear overhead so we have a dry morning. dry commute. and a dry afternoon. at least the majority of it. but i want to go off towards the north. this is where there's a cluster of showers and gusty thunderstorms developing northern indiana heading to columbus in about 4 hun miles away from the baltimore viewing area. we will be watching this complex of storms crossing over mountains and heads in our direction later this afternoon going into the evening. the future trends around 90- degrees for the lunchtime hour and 92 for the dayti

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when you get to your age, you can say words like "bingo," not "cool." "bingo"? i'm not a fighter pilot from the second world war. so what sort of words am i allowed to use? "zounds"? "forsooth"? hang on. i think the riddle man is at the door! i'm not old! you're closer to old than-- by what measure am i old? by the measure of age. statistically, i'm not even halfway through my life. dad, how many 92-year-olds do you know? yeah, look, we seem to have gone off on a bit of a tangent, here. i don't know what's going on inside your tiny brain, dad. oh. got a man in nigeria who's had some financial good fortune. another one from the government, apologizing for losing more of my personal details. what you looking at? um... just having a bit of a sort. can i have a look? oh. it's my mum, on her 60th birthday. do you remember? it's not a great photo. it's not great, no. come and look at this, from ben's headmaster. ( electronic toy trilling ) "ben has been looking a little peaky, "and it might be a good idea if he took a couple of days off school." so he was telling the

i say bingo, well played.ulations. ♪ hallelujah thank you for citing me as one of the reasons why you got involved in the game. let's go to brian in new york, please. brian. >> caller: boo-yah, skee-daddy. >> what's up, chief? >> caller: here are my stocks. mcdonald's, apple, nike, iau, and yum brands. jim, i just want to thank you and everyone on your team for all the great advice you give. i love the action alerts plus. yes, thank you very much. >> you're terrific. thank you. my team is the best in the world. let's go to work. [ buzzer ] first of all we have ishares gold. always have gold in the portfolio. that's a great way to do it. mcdonald's. a lot of people are second guessing it. it's one of the greatest franchises in the world and perhaps discounted to the usual growth is the time to buy. yum. well, we'll come back to it. apple, 25 points among friends. yesterday was fine. nike, this is a retail and a power play i think is terrific. we have retail, tech, gold. here's the problem. we have two restauran

go to mlb.com/bingo to enter now. here's cody ross. strike one.alked, grounded out twice, reached on an error by jeter back in the sixth. been a four-error night for the yankees. they have just five hits, the yankees. they trail by five. the red sox have taken it to the yankee bullpen. corey waitethat's out of play, . 0-2 on cody ross. aceves will deal with the bottom part of the lineup. martin the number eight hitter. then chavez, then jeter. rodriguez is on the bench. saw him in the on-deck circle ie when the top of the eighth inning came to alose. the 0-2 gets away. >> tim: obviously bobby valentine realizing the importance of this game. the red sox must win this game, that he will bring in aceves even in a nonsave situation. >> joe: red sox started this game 9 1/2 out. baltimore and the angels are underway out in california. no score in the second. tampa bay lost to cleveland. the other team in the a.l. east, toronto lost to the white sox. white sox are hot. that's a strikeout for out number two. we talk so much about kansas city on tuesday ni

go to mlb.com/bingo to enter now. here's cody ross. strike one.alked, grounded out twice, reached on an error by jeter back in the sixth. been a four-error night for the yankees. they have just five hits, the yankees. they trail by five. the red sox have taken it to the yankee bullpen. corey waitethat's out of play, . 0-2 on cody ross. aceves will deal with the bottom part of the lineup. martin the number eight hitter. then chavez, then jeter. rodriguez is on the bench. saw him in the on-deck circle ie when the top of the eighth inning came to a close. the 0-2 gets away. >> tim: obviously bobby valentine realizing the importance of this game. the red sox must win this game, that he will bring in aceves even in a nonsave situation. >> joe: red sox started this game 9 1/2 out. baltimore and the angels are underway out in california. no score in the second. tampa bay lost to cleveland. the other team in the a.l. east, toronto lost to the white sox. white sox are hot. that's a strikeout for out number two. we talk so much about kansas city on tuesday

>> i guess public-relations why -wise, bingo. i never had a public-relations person. the museum did. they did a of a job promoting it. -- did a hell of a job of promoting the building. i can live in bilbao for free. i can walk down the street and nobody will charge me. [laughter] tavis: if this ever go south on you. >> it is scary. i was in a beautiful building. a lady came over and said, frank gehry? i said, yes. there were 50 people from bilbao. they swarmed around me. tavis: a was ignorant around this. i was in new york when they. -- one day. i did not realize you had done that building. a beautiful structure. >> rose was his partner that i worked with. we did the second building, the power. -- tower. tavis: how does most of your work come these days? is there more stuff than you can handle and you turn -- >> i wish that were true. tavis: it is not? i would think it would be. why not? >> i do not know. you have to go around and meet people. i have never done that. they probably think i am too busy. i am not. [laughter] tavis: a want to phrase this the right way, le

to santa clara into woodland up to 87 degrees and bread with an bingo was where we should be. this is a westerly 10 to 20 along the north bay. 67 degrees. nancy we're entering a warming trend temperatures go immense all the way into the mid-90s and that indeed is the warmer and pinpoint forecasts for and glamorous sports coming up next. you might be surprised to rent that helmets who is popular on board with an ever before. if you think amend other way around a motorcycle thing again harley driver is more women are buying motorcycles in california than ever before monera snubbing of serious machines like the italian this is it keys and the harleys. each womanizer own unique reason for writing. >>> my berth at the time i realized easily control of what i ride it did if i ride. i can't have this. absolutely not the numbers show about one in five california motorcycle riders are women. the fishermen or fish are women in southern california repealed in a cats so big is the talk at the dock. but i doubt the shark 15 mi. of the coast of marina del rey on monday. is this created the

. >> bingo, steven. >>> houston, we got a problem in the locker room of a millionaire boy's club in houston, texas. >> do you want to fight, yes or no? >> no, i'm in the going to fight. >> pow! >> whoa. >> that's an assault right there. >> oh, no. >> oh! >> i always wanted to see the locker room of a strip club, but not like this. >> these ladies of entertainment are getting attention for not their moves on stage but their moves behind the scenes. >> get up! >> [ bleep ]! >> i mean, she gave her the opportunity to take the boots off, but then still went at her. >> which his a risk. now the girl has the boots she could use as a weapon. >> she does take the boots off and the fight continues. >> oh, boy! it is a strip club. >> they're used to this, obviously. >> this is what they get for $1 million? that's what they're paying for? >> no one is paying to see this because they're in the locker room. we're getting to see it because someone was there filming it. >> that's the big question. why is someone filming in the locker room? >> the deejay is basically encouraging the fighting. police are in

. >> bingo. th ta t guy for quite while as they're trying tslh yo writhing in pain.e's cuffed, evaluated by ems and then just had to go back to the booking process, except this time i think he's facing a little bit more than his two misdemeanor warrants. >> misdemeanors. >> yeah. >> what did he think he was going to do, punch his way through the police department? >> who knows? now he's charged with aggravated assault on a police officer. >> he went from misdemeanor to felony just by punching a cop. >> that officer lit up on him. >> i think the officer was like a boxer or something in a previous life. the officer only suffered a bloody and bruised nose and some scratches. he returned to work later that evening. >> what a doofy. >> all right. cut. >>> this is 10-month-old valentyna guerrero, and she is now the brand-new face of dolores cortez's d.c. kids swimwear line. >> aww. she looks cute. >> i like her lounging in that chair. >> yeah. >> this is a wonderful, wonderful thing, i think, for our world. 10-month-old valentyna has down syndrome. and she is one of the fi

bingo we won we won the jackpot and you've said in the past that muslims like you because you protect them from islam of faith. we recently had the director of m i five say that al qaeda is using arab spring nations to recruit terrorists and potentially target britain is there a point to islamophobia therefore to people have other people justified in their fear of islam if you know like any for it is irrational exaggerated and paranoid but that's not to say the extremism does not exist of course it exists and exists in britain and it gets more and more. oxygen. as a result of the policies that the british government follows you can't make endless war against muslims and muslim countries abroad and expect to have no resonance here at home but actually we are the antidote to islamist extremism because we say to the young muslims you are right to be angry but be angry with others who are not muslims in democratic politics so that you can affect change rather than blowing yourself and other people up in these kind of terrible acts of self immolation that we saw on seven seven five years a

. >> there is it s bingo. we've demonstrate add built owe convect this into a patient's brain tumor. >> the operating room success means he'll have better odds of containing the tumor and this is giving him the freedom. >> from what do i want out of this? i want to be 32 years old again. >> and they tell us he is doing well and beginning his regime. the drug was pieo he neared at ucsf. >> moving on to weather forecast. there is coolness in the air. >> maybe one more day then warming up in time for the weekend which is going to please many of, there is an advancing marine layer which is getting deeper, you can see low clouds and fog pressed up across the coastline now and this is pushing inland and how much cooler was today? the average? well, santa rosa with 74 today and there is a date open in san francisco a few degrees cooler. there is 13 and 12 degrees cooler for the average on this date. so there is a warm up come weekend. 59 degrees in san francisco. and there is 67 in san carlos. 77 in antioch. that is

wave energy up the shore and nobody will see it, we are going to put that energy into your town and bingo, it's electricity. however, this requires a wire to be brought from the wave generating machine to the town, which is going to go under somebody's house or somebody's neighborhood. this seems so incredibly horrifying but the whole idea just isn't really getting off the ground. how does that kind of competitive energy get generated and turn into actual energy getting into houses? >> this is something i think is interesting. before i wrote this book, i did some research on him being unturned -- nimby-ism. i actually ended up running into some interesting research. in europe they have research about this. a lot of it ends up coming down to communities participating in these products rather than just having the project happen to them. i think in denmark, if you build a wind farm from you have to offer the community or the person's property you are building on a 20% stake in that wind farm. suddenly, nimby-ism disappears. i think that that is a really great idea. i have no idea what it wou

. >> bingo. >> we've demonstrated the ability to convect this therapeutic virus into the patient's brainumor. for the next three hours we're going to watch that delivery unfold. >> for john toner, the operating room success means he'll have far better odds of containing the tumor with drug therapy, given him the freedom to achieve his modest goals. >> what die want out of this? i want to be 32 years old again. >> ama: we checked with the doctors and they tell us mr. tonerrer is doing well and beginning his drug regimen. one other note. the technology used to plot the surgery you just saw? was also pay neared at icsf. >>> let's get to leigh glaser with a check on the weather. >> leigh: traveling, heading down south-get ready for hot temperatures. 107 in palm springs. plenty of sunshine there. should shoo be a nice day. 83 for along. a touch of fog in the morning. sacramento, 893. tahoe, 80. loss vegas, 103. you'll noise the subtropical moisture. some might feed into southern california, could head up towards the spine of the sierra heading into monday and tuesday. we'll keep you updated.

it does this continuation pattern and then bingo. that happened in early june. now facebook has rallied back to $31.47. the technicals nailed in one on the way down and now redler believes the chart has now turned positive. let's take him seriously here. what's changed? take a gander at facebook's full daily chart since the day of the disaster, all right? let's get that up. in this next pictograph, there we go, redler sees signs showing investors -- when the sdmand ux exceeds supplies, it goes up. this tells redler, buyers have come out of the woodwork to accumulate the stock. it's not just a cup, it's a cup with a handle. how many times have we told you about that? cup with a handle. when you get this cup shape bottom and then trading side ways in a tight range that looks like a handle, that signals to guys like redler that the stock could roar. it's been trading well during this terrible decline here in the last couple of days. redler believes it's a solid buy between $30.50 and $32.50, he likes it more in if the stock breaks above $33. based on the size of th

bingo. >> we've demonstrated the ability to conduct this therapeutic virus into the patient's brain tumoror the next three hours we're going to watch that delivery unfold. >> reporter: for john the operating room success he'll have far better odds to contain the tumor with second stage of drug therapy giving him to pursue his goals as he fights the cancer. >> what i want out of this? i want to be 32 years old again. >> dan: we checked with the doctors. they tell us that he is doing well and beginning his drug regimen. >> dumpster diving, three bear cubs trapped inside and ingenious couple outside. ingenious couple outside. the road [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service, now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ megan ] call now to get at&t u-verse tv for only 29 a month for six months -- with a total home dvr included free for life. plus add hbo and cinemax and get the first three months free. [ male announcer ] with u-verse tv, you can record four shows at once with a total home dvr that lets you play back, pause or rewind your shows from

the first ever purple bingo night, which is tonight from 6:00 to 9:00 and tori smith is going to be there. this is an event that was a target for women. tori smith is going to be calling out all the numbers and taking pictures with all the winners. as i mentioned, that's tonight from 6:00 to 9:00. sorry, no more tickets available. it's sold out already. you know, you mention the name tori smith and all the fans take over. back to you, marty, back to you, jessica on tv hill. can i rub that statute one more time? >> yeah. >> do me a favor, go get the right foot. >> reporter: i don't know. >> for some reason -- >> reporter: i can't do it. >> yeah , you can. >> gigi is an athlete. >> for some reason ron and i always end up getting the right foot. there you go. >> i had to rub marty's boot this morning. >> reporter: what kind of luck did that bring you? >> it hasn't yet. >> we're still on the air, okay. don't knock it. we're still on the air. >> reporter: you know what i say, if it works, work it. >> that's it. all right. gigi, we'll talk to you in a bit. we'll see you. bye-bye. >> could you i

then her social security number and bingo a confirmation, the bill was paid in full. >> i get a phonecall this morning and it's -- >> reporter: from? >> it's from my neighbor and it's a scam. >> reporter: a home health worker and single mom is a tearful and fearful victim of identity theft, why did she believe this scam was real? >> because it's the president. >> reporter: and she's not alone. the heat wave big utility bills and bad economy have left many thousands of victims at this scam across the country. >> folks who may have been impacted by this let us know, let law enforcement know. >> reporter: and president obama may be a victim too. >> i'm not voting for him at all. >> reporter: because of this? >> yeah because of this. >> reporter: these women say they hope by speaking out they will keep others from becoming victims of what's being called the obama utility scam. in oakland, rita williams. >> reporter: a fire in the mendecino national forest may be growing tonight and evacuations are in place. so far national forest officials say they can only estimate that about 2,500 acres

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bush campaign said bingo, that's the message. he is a flip-floper and carried through president bush's re-election. when this was said on saturday and the media nodded, okay. nobody paid attention to it. by sunday afternoon, wait a second. conservative media, start to say excuse me, what did he say? now everybody is covering it, because it's like what he said in kansas. you remember way back he gave a speech in kansas. this is what he really thinks. then that is clarifying. probably good for the campaign, because now we can focus on what i call the entree, we've been talking about side dish farce while. the entree will come down to this. the vision of america do you think we want to have. >> kimberly: this is a compelling vision? how is this going to work for the american people,eric? does he have any facts and figures to back this up. >> eric: go back to what this is. in 2008, october, he said i'm going to fund machine tally change america -- fundamentally change america. we said that's interesting because we're not sure we want

. >> jennifer: bingo. i totally agree with you on that last point.change in the nation's economy. that means we got to do something different to be able to restructure the economy. so i'm just wondering from your perspective, if you were sitting at the table with president obama, as he's preparing his state of the union address for when he's re-elected, what do you tell him? what are your top three specific solutions for how he can fix the economy? >> well, this is what i would say. first of all i would say don't listen too much to the deficit hawks. right now the whole world is prepared to lend america money at a very low rate for quite a long time. and guess what, america needs to invest in america. have you been to an u.s. airport recently? they are dreadful! they're dreadful compared to european airports, the same is true of bridges highways and open spaces. that would make america more competitive and create jobs. the second thing i would do-- >> jennifer: yeah, i wanted to stop you there on the investment aspect of it. the investment in infrast

. >> bingo. >> we've demonstrated the ability to convect this therapeutic virus into the patient's brainh that delivery unfold. >> for john toner, the operating room success means he'll have far better odds of containing the tumor with drug therapy, given him the freedom to achieve his modest goals. >> what die want out of this? i want to be 32 years old again. >> ama: we checked with the doctors and they tell us mr. tonerrer is doing well and beginning his drug regimen. one other note. the technology used to plot the surgery you just saw? was also pay neared at icsf. >>> let's get to leigh glaser with a check on the weather. >> leigh: traveling, heading down south-get ready for hot temperatures. 107 in palm springs. plenty of sunshine there. should shoo be a nice day. 83 for along. a touch of fog in the morning. sacramento, 893. tahoe, 80. loss vegas, 103. you'll noise the subtropical moisture. some might feed into southern california, could head up towards the spine of the sierra heading into monday and tuesday. we'll keep you updated. real estate around the state, it's heating up agai

then her social security number and bingo a confirmation, the bill was paid in full. >> i get a phonehis morning and it's -- >> reporter: from? >> it's from my neighbor and it's a scam. >> reporter: a home health worker and single mom is a tearful and fearful victim of identity theft, why did she believe this scam was real? >> because it's the president. >> reporter: and she's not alone. the heat wave big utility bills and bad economy have left many thousands of victims at this scam across the country. >> folks who may have been impacted by this let us know, let law enforcement know. >> reporter: and president obama may be a victim too. >> i'm not voting for him at all. >> reporter: because of this? >> yeah because of this. >> reporter: these women say they hope by speaking out they will keep others from becoming victims of what's being called the obama utility scam. in oakland, rita williams. >> reporter: a fire in the mendecino national forest may be growing tonight and evacuations are in place. so far national forest officials say they can only estimate that about 2,500 acres have