isolated shower pushing over to delmarva. 58 winchester. 59 martins burg.orrow, pretty warm into the middle 80s with lots of sun. a few clouds and isolated storm to our east. the weather headline, it's the hot weather. that's what's going to be here. especially on wednesday and thursday. you will really notice it. we have a dry, pleasant start to the week at least tomorrow. and perhaps wee end the week with some thunderstorms, which would help to cool us off. we will definitely be wanting that when you see how high the temp is going to be come about wednesday afternoon. at this late hour, those storms that came out of pennsylvania late in the day are dying down and we're going to have generally clear skies tonight. we're going to be starting our day in the middle 60s. taking you up to 84. and then as we think about some 90s coming in here by wednesday, yes, in writing, how about the 60s tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, a little warmer. we take baby steps. about 85 with lots of sun. here come the 90s. wednesday 95. thursday, that is a high of 97. but i ch

laura emmett will continue to keep us updated on that building burg meeting on our twitter feed our she tweets that so far are the only international news channel and more mainstream media seems to be ignoring began more followers are to underscore calm stay on top of developments at this year's golden. but conflict between israelis and palestinians in the middle east still shows little sign of a peaceful resolution but in new york there's a group of ultra orthodox jews who are devoted to the palestinian struggle. discover they believe in them to the state of israel is the only solution. every rally. every demonstration. every opportunity to voice opposition yes values have no doubt been throughout a particular course of orthodox jews joins forces with a loud choir of palestinian supporters. the collective voice is otherwise known as no tory carta ultra traditional jews or religiously opposed to the creation and existence of israel that is like that was it is it has latched itself to was a terrible painful movement of zionism which is the ideology behind the state of israel that is why

secretive meeting of the world's most influential political and financial leaders at the annual builder burg conference. r.t. looks at the large scale modernization the russian city of so she is undergoing to make that twenty four thousand paralympic games easily accessible for spectators and participants alike. for am in moscow i met tressa good to have you with us here on r t our top story it's been three months since a huge earthquake struck japan triggering a devastating tsunami that killed tens of thousands of people it's also caused the worst nuclear disaster in decades at the fukushima reactors to mark the day a mass demonstration was held in tokyo protesting the use of nuclear power and the concealment by authorities of the real scale of the accident thomas has more from the japanese capital. that is so three months after the devastating earthquake and tsunami which rocks japan and devastated the fukushima region of course creating the nuclear disaster at the tepco daiichi power plant where we now know that three reactors have melted down and possibly melted throughout today is a ver

they entered the river burg low tide. expressed grass causes the hair. >>> that is after a father's day outing turned into trouble on the san francisco bay. the coast guard was called in to help a father and two children after their boat capsized near alameda yesterday. the alameda firefighters helped pull them to safety. the department came under fire for watching a suicidal man drown rather than attempt a water rescue. but the recalls have now. >> our hands are not tied anymore. we can do the things a lot of us got into to do. >> the firefighters said they failed to take action last month because they were not properly certified in water rescues. the new rules allow senior tapes to become be >> well saving okay land public libraries. she is outside the city hall. >> reporter: in 30 minutes you are right. a sit in will perform right here in front of city hall. protestors will be reading nonstop for 14 hours. and the same group organizing this mornings sit in demonstrated on friday. oakland police arrested 16 people then

before he was 10, the romero family took flight to the williams burg section of brooklyn because of the numbered streets such as south 6th and south 7th which carried their direction. in time, the south street became puerto rican, displacing the italians, who moved deeper into brooklyn. the north streets were remained polish extending into green point. his parents purchased a house cheaply and over the years created a home that was a welcome place for their children and grandchildren. this haven was of such serenity that kenny often felt the same respect and awe that he experienced when entering the fragrant solitude of the catholic church, fleeing went the irish seeking refuge from the advancing harlems, the dark skin of the people making unrecognizable the prejudices they had endured when they arrived in america. the defect of memory driving them forward to separate themselves from the shadows that follow all immigrants. fleeing went the puerto ricans, escaping the same blackness, but impeled by the fear of blood, both physical and hereditary, fearing with greater horror the prospect

so far she's lived up to her promise by visiting getties burg, the liberty bell and the alexander hamilton service area of the new jersey turnpike. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: it's where hamilton famously swore he would never eat at roy rogers again. (laughter) now last friday palin visited the old north church in boston to raise awareness of paul revere's famous ride. >> he who warned us, the british, that they weren't going to be taking away our arms by ringing those bells and making sure as he is ridin' his horse through town to send those warnin shots and bells that we were going to be secure and we were gonea be free. >> stephen: yes, it's just like we all learned in grade school, one if by land, bells if by two, hey british you're warned, sail the ocean blue. of course the lamestream media jumped all over palin on the technicality that paul revere never rang any bells or fired any warning shots. but that doesn't mean palin wasn't raising awareness of history. without her, no one would have check mood what actually happened. and more importantly, it did happen. >> you realize th

martins burg around 82 degrees. it feels nice and humidity a little bit. but we are still dew points in the 60s. tonight, clear to partly cloudy skies. mild and a little muggy. lows will be 64 to 73 degrees and winds are going to be light. now i'll talk about how long this heat wave lasts and our chances for some storms and showers, maybe an unsettled weekend. we'll talk about that when i come back. back to you. >> thank you annie. >>> eight years waiting, no arrests. hear from the woman who's life was changed in an instant right along i-95 in virginia. that is still ahead. first, ain't no party like a redskins party. at least that's what the team is hoping. we'll explain what they are doing and where they are making the space for it. that's up next. >>> we are getting our first looks today at what will become those new party decks up at fedex field. the redskins are ripping out thousands of seats in the end zone upper decks to create these new areas and that will reduce the stadium's capacity from 92,000 seats to around 85,000. the team plans to sell stan

world's most secretive and influential gatherings they say they have a right to know what the builder burge group are getting up to. and a long saga trying to fourteen winter olympics the southern russian city of sochi is preparing to host the paralympic games undertaking a major building works to make the city a more hospitable place for people with disabilities and that's how do emergency services work in the russian capital find out in moscow. hello and welcome to the show on this week's program we'll be taking a look at what to do in an emergency here in the russian capital riot police i'm going to services plus a few others thrown in and we saw a ave building the european medical center. a private clinic has two locations the regional building near. a metro and the building located near prospect both are in the city center the embassy here is a full front in russia as one of the first private health centers in russia the clinic comes with more than twenty years of tradition and history of p.m.c. says that it has the country's best operating rooms and intensive care units safe beyond tw

and feeling good into altuna at 55 in 3eu9s burg -- and pittsburgh at 58. the dew points the measure the moisture in the air and we can see that we are in the 50s back into york, frederick and hagerstown and wind chester. that's feeling pretty good. that's a good sign. we are seeing high pressure building in and we are getting the northwest flow. so that drier air is moving in across the area. hopefully some of the 50s will trickle down into the area going through the rest of today. today will be a nice feeling day. and nice look day as well. you want to get out as you want to take advantage of it because change is coming. satellite and radar showing you exactly what i am talking about. most of the cloud are pushed down to the south here. high pressure is trying to build in across the area. and with that, we are going to see the northwesterly flow as we go throughout the day and it's going to turn out to be a nice day going into time. we will go into time as we go into the rest of the afternoon, the evening and it looks like future radar is trying to pop up

world's most secretive and influential gatherings they say they have a right to know what the builder burge group are getting up to. in the long run the country fourteen winter olympics discover and russian city of sochi is preparing to host the paralympic games undertaking major building work to make the city of more hospitable place for people with disabilities. joins us next for a sport update and there's a royal battle taking place at queen's tennis club in london right now isn't there i honestly yes indeed there is john will fade someone knocks out well number one rafael nadal in the quarterfinals and now faces little line jamie ward the well not at six hundred fifty for a place in the final i guess on the mari but the school won't surprise you coming up next. hello welcome to the sports news is saturday afternoon and here are the headlines. imperious at queen's andy murray truces past court time champion andy roddick to reach the final of the heat on trunking chips. was rolling stone of the former motor g.p. champion continues to says lama trying to play taking hold of the few strong

threats of deportation things of that nature they have varying degrees of suspicion about the builder burge group some say that they are scheming behind closed doors to introduce a new world order but some just want to point out that in many countries it's illegal for elected officials to meet in secret in these kinds of surroundings let's hear what some of the protesters told me the swedish and these the politicians are according to swedish law committing diplomatic treason and if if they were sentenced if they were judged and sentenced they would be imprisoned for ten years to life according to sweat the small people think it's a conspiracy theory but in fact this is just the ignorance of the people we've known for a long time pretty much what's been going on there. and it's definitely not good for humanity not good for the planet. and you know i don't want my kid growing up to be a slave in the new world order to be honest this is not the only protest day about kilometer away down in the town of summer it the young swiss socialists have turned out again to process in fact they dismiss th

bird watchers make an educated guess about what's being discussed this year saving the euro a builder burge invention deciding the new head of the international monetary fund to replace their infamous colleague dominic strauss kahn and of course the events of the arab spring which notable builder birdwatchers accuse the group of exacerbating into a bloody war to try and hike up the oil price some accuse the builder berger's of masterminding the financial crisis and given the dire economic fate of the last to build a host countries greece and spain some fear for the future of independence north switzerland and we think that there is a danger because they're meeting in switzerland they want to get rid of the last stumbling block in this whole european union you know it's like an island which is in their ways. you know that we have to erect democracy that we are not in the union that we're not in the euro and maybe we are afraid that they're trying to destroy this pressure is mounting on the build a better group on saturday as the swiss people's party the young socialists and other activists d

secretive meeting of some of the world's most influential political and financial leaders at the builder burg conference the group claims it offers a useful form for people in positions of authority to discuss problems candidly outside the player of the media. looks of the large scale modernization of the russian city of sochi is undergoing to make the twenty fourteen paralympic games easily accessible for participants and spectators russia's paralympic team has long been near the top of the leaderboard at the vancouver two thousand and ten games they want to total of thirty eight medals in gold up next a look behind the scenes of the u.s. broadcast industry stay with us here on r.t. . when charles from. san antonio ways can try. to. keep the crowd. i'm not. the only piece here. in. our story begins during the great depression times were hard and broadcasting was brand new it seemed like a miracle. i'll see our friends get it into the queue behind your radio dial who ever where ever you may be to radio brought entertainment and sports and news of the world right into your own homes. just broa

of the world's power brokers and try to uncover was actually being cooked up at the annual builder burg meeting yes and plenty more just a click away. as a fat festive atmosphere here in moscow and across russia as the country marks twenty one years since it declared its sovereignty and impressive fireworks display lit up the night sky of the capital the day also marks the country's first free elections that resulted in victory for reformist president boris yeltsin back in one thousand nine hundred one truly after the soviet union officially collapsed or never ports and even today memories of the bumpy road to democracy are still fresh in many minds. june twelve nineteen ninety one millions voted to make boris yeltsin russia's first president a watershed moment in the country's history with this was the first free election ever in russia the day after we left behind a totalitarian state and had a new job of building a democratic society that respected the rights of its people by the time the lection took place the soviet union had less than a year to live but no one knew how it would di

russia's flank area aeroflot miter on thursday but i will take passengers from moscow to the submitters burg international economic forum the super jet is the first russian passenger plane of its design built on the country in the past twenty years super has already secured seventy three orders for the jets and hopes to sell eight hundred by two thousand and twenty four. and that's all business news for now you can always keep up to date online at www dot com forward slash business will be back in just under an hour with more stay with us the headlines next. why stream cascading from mountain slopes view is mismatch. brings deaths at a speed of more than two hundred kilometers the a. step in the lunch on r.g.p. it. will. bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've dumped a huge earth covered. if. russia would be soon rich bryson if you knew about someone from funds to crash in this. week for instance on t.v. don't comb. and who.

what just make an educated guess about what's being discussed this year saving the euro a builder burge invention deciding the new head of the international monetary fund to replace that infamous colleague dominic strauss kahn and of course the events of the arab spring which notable build birdwatchers accuse the group of exacerbating into a bloody war to try and hike up the oil price veterans with politician domini benteke told me it's obscene that such things should be discussed here on neutral swiss soil and he's called on his government to arrests henry kissinger for war crimes for. doing now in libya and probably also in. iran i don't know and i can accept that as a neutral. connection such people discuss about war in my country it's a place you freedom. literally chief some accuse the builder berger's of masterminding the financial crisis and given the dire economic fates of the last to build about host countries greece and spain some fear for the future independence known e.u. member switzerland and we think that there is a danger that because they are meeting in switzerland they

brand name of russia's flag carrier aeroflot the flying to passengers from moscow to the supporters burg international economic forum the super jet is the first russian passenger plane of its kind built in the country in the past twenty years has already secured seventy three rather orders for the jet and hopes to sell eight hundred by two thousand and twenty four. that's all business business news for now we'll be back live at the st petersburg forum next hour stay with us for headlines next. thank. you.

regarding rick perry jumping into the republican presidential race as the selectee of the builder burgs if you know we could ever know that for sure but it's important to note that rick perry i'm self the current republican governor of texas was originally a democrat it's all karl rove told him that he'd be better off as a republican before becoming george bush's lieutenant governor in texas is now the longest serving current serving governor in the united states and many people been speculating him as a builder or candidate for the u.s. presidency because he has the right kind of malleability. thirst for power and willingness to succumb to the suggestions of people that can put them in a position of power but i also want to report that there was a swiss member of parliament who tried to confront those at the building meeting it was dominic basic and he was bravely on his way into the building meeting at the hotel it's a more switzerland when he was turned away by security a lot of people expected some more of a confrontation there but it was the first time that an actual elected offici

it is new from steven speil burg. don sanchez said it is more than a passing similarity.ere's don on the aisle. i didn't put it in. >> what? >> summer vacation chooting a zombie film and a passing train . it is hits a pick up truck and they run and leave the camera behind. it takes three days to develop film back in 1979 but shows there is something trying to get out of the car. it brings a military invasion and strange things happen. dogs miss and property disappear. >> i have nine people missing now. things are happening that i can't explainn. >> don't expect help from the military. the mom's wife died . the boy is. >> could it be a invasion? it is the cold war era. no an alien on the loose creating havoc and all it wants to do. >> what he did. >> kids are going to be airborne like in et. it is a digital copy of spielburg. there is dazzling special effects and do not leave when the credits begin, because there is a treat. i will give three-quarters of bucket. abc news and we'll see you on the aisle. >> thanks for joining us. i am carolyn johnson. >> don't forget we have

here's the blook burg after the bell report. >> sells in china rising this year. it is adding 100 dealers in china. that is two a week. they are saying with 340 dealers in a country of one billion people that is growth potential. toyota will return to full vehicle production in september. the automacher is trugling to restock dealers in the month following the devastating earthquake and tsunami. they have a thren day - 37 day supply of vehicles. dow and s&p 500 closing higher and the nasdaq is finishing lower. wells fargo said it is getting out of the reverse mortgage business and that could displace 1,000 workers and fargo will maintain their obligations and not take on new ones. this is bloomburg after the bell report. >> still to come, financial turmoil spills in the streets in greece. >> also ahead. real whole foods parking lot and the shopping cart. >> bay area native turns whole foods hassle to a youtube hit. oak lapped based environmental group filed a lawsuit against two dozen cosmetuc companies claiming they mislabeled products labeled as organic. they vi

we'll have the bloom burg after the bell report. >> the jewish community said it is no laughing matter why a restaurant can't sell grass hopper clear skies. emeryville and treasure island. beautiful day in the city here and elsewhere in the bay. >> tone's giant's game in at&t will be dedicated to two fallen firefighters. mayor ed lee will throw out the first pitch in their honor. perez and valerio died fighting a house fire. they both worked at station house 26. their funeral will be in st. mary's cathedral. >> a life look at coit tower lit in red in memory of the firefighters. it was built as a tribute to all firefighters. it will be bathed in red through friday night. >> san francisco voters will be the first in the nation - on whether to outlaw circumcision for young boys. they are generating outrage in the jewish community. >> yes a cartoon that is generating so much back lashh. proponents of a similar ballot proposal with drew their measure today. this is a internet comic strip of a foreskin man battling a event person. it is deeply alarming. abby is associate director of the jewi

that's according to the lund burg survey.ernment has released that oil from the strategic.lum reserve. time to time money. christine romans joins me with a look at how the markets in the u.s. are doing. >> so far so good. eight down. people are really worried about the piece of recovery and also greece. it's interesting to mention that gas prices are going down. a lot of people are saying that's because of obama's new stimulus. also watch aing citigroup story this morning, guys. $2.7 million is now the loss from that 344,000. perhaps your credit card were hacked. ali, the company says you're covered. they are going to cover those losses. still, it speaks to security of all -- >> we've had new things like electronic arts. let's talk about mortgages. we continue to have a mortgage problem. we continue to have foreclosures, but there's sort of a new twist too people walking away from their homes. they're not the people you would expect. people who can't make their payments. >> the strategic defaulter. the profile is a little bit

. >>> police officers shot a wanted parolee this morning burg what they described as a gunfig gunfight. the shooting unfolding on gulf and ellis before 8:00 in the morning. summer classes were in session at nearby sacred heart preparatory. luckily none of the students were impacted in any way. >>> acting on a tip two plainclothes officers went to the location and spotted the suspect pulling out of a driveway in a gray honda. as they approached the car, police say the suspect fired her handgun. in turn, police shot the man several times. which led him to crash into some parked cars. >> the suspect did try to escape in a vehicle. and crashed right there on the 1000 block of golf street. there were weapons in the vehicle. the suspect had weapons on them. >> including an ak-47. the 36-year-old man was wanted on a $75,000 warrant. he's being treated at san francisco general hospital and he's expected to survive. >>> there's trouble for facebook. the big new headquarters is proving to be a copper mine for thiefs. police are investigating three separate thefts of more than 2,000 pounds of cop

. >> reporter: justin burg admits he did feel some pressure after getting the title. >> it affected mei knew i wanted to be succe successful. >> reporter: meanwhile, john timer who was voted most likely to succeed back in class of '85 said he didn't put too much stock in the honor. >> don't think it was taken seriously. >> reporter: what do you remember about that high school picture? >> i thought it was very funny. they had us hold wads of cash as a symbol of success. >> reporter: he went on to an ivy league education and even got his ph.d. but he's wondered how his classmates would quantify success. >> by the standards of the yearbook photo, success was measured in money and as a graduate student you earn nothing. $13,000 a year for teaching and research. >> reporter: tell me what you are doing today. >> i am an eder it ter of a new website. >> reporter: are you making wads and wads and wads of cash sph. >> no. >> reporter: do you still consider yourself successful? >> i am. >> reporter: what defines success? >> i think different people will define success different ways and it's up

who have local information who understand their local history, say from alexandria, from fredericks burg or from other areas where they really have, you know, information that can be very valuable to us. but on the other hand, there are people who ask us questions like one person asked me, is it really true that washington died in russia on an engineering expedition? [laughter] or people, we get a lot of queries from the press and from others asking about did washington really say this. is it really true that washington said this. and there's so many washington quotations floating around now and so many washington legended floating around now especially on the internet that it really intrigued me, where is all this stuff coming from? what about all these statements that washington supposedly said about politics, about religion, about morality, about everything you can imagine? you know, what about these stories that he did or didn't do that thing? what about, for example, the story that's floating around now that he smoked marijuana, that he, you know, he grew it at mount vernon, he like

designate the facility of the united states postal service to in cary, mississippi, as the spencer burg powers post office. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> i ask unanimous consent that my name be withdrawn as a co-sponsor of h.r. 1380, the new alternative transportation to give americans solutions act of 2011. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? does the gentleman from texas seek recognition for general leave request? the gentleman from texas. >> i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remark -- their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 1249. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: and -- mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. pursuant to house resolution 316, and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 1249. the chair appoi

. >>> crews are using hasn't machinery to add dirt to a temporary levee in ham burg to try to keep the water out town. if the levee doesn't hold, town can be flooded with water up to 10 feet deep. two people are being questioned this morning about the massive wildfire burning in arizona. that fire is now the largest in the state's history. it's burned thousands of acres and destroyed three dozen buildings so far. the fire is only about 20% contained. but investigators now say they know what may have started it. >>> we've pretty much broken it down to, it looks like it was a cam fire we've got a couple of people of interest that we're talking to right now. the fire has forced -- fire has forced thousands to evacuate. >>> five san francisco smoke shops are facing a midnight deadline. the city attorney's office has ordered them to stop selling glass pipes. the city claims there's no legal use for these pipes and they are ochessed to smoke crack. the order has some shop owners pretty angry. the man who runs the rock on shop became pretty angry when ktvu tried to talk to him. >> i don't wan

one point where we're seeing that he's meeting five, six people on the same day going from williams burg, going to brooklyn, back and forth and back and forth. >> being that we're down here in atlantic county, he started one day, i think, early afternoon with meetings at the boar galt that, and within a couple of hours it seems like the parkway had gotten compressed, he winds up at another jersey city meeting getting another bad guy. >> you and i have -- >> i'm not going to talk about how fast i drive today. are there any lawyers or cops in the room? [laughter] i didn't say that. >> when dealing with rabbinical types, he's solomon dwick. >> yes. >> when he's tealing with political types -- dealing with political types, he adopts an alias. >> correct. >> and i'm stunned, he's gotten maybe 15 or 20 political people to accept fedex envelopes stuffed with $10,000 in cash before you write somebody googles david'sen back, and there is no david. the other 15, 20 didn't google him? >> the one that did came to a book signing last weekend. this guy's really happy. he googled him but, yeah, it was

[speaking german] >> translator: and i can promise that the branden burg gate will be standing for somenna: two big powers there and one joint press conference. you see the president exiting with the chancellor of germany, angela merkel. of course, the economy topping the list there. lots of questions about the economy since both countries have a big role not only, obviously, in their own domestic economies, but in the world economy overall. one headline i wanted to point out to you, the president said he's not concerned about the double dip recession, that's a topic that's come up. the economy, jon, wasn't the only topic discussed, certainly a lot of international issues as well. jon: we know they talked about the situation in afghanistan, we just didn't hear a lot about it in the news conference after it. the president says he wants to start withdrawing some troops beginning next month. retired army general bob scales, he is a fox news analyst. when the president announced 17 months ago that he was going to begin the troop surge but also start ending it in july of this year, a lot of

next witness, professor burg s hass hassim. he kept at the university of mexico for 13 years. he has published several books and magazine articles which i read regarding prison organization and violence. we recognize his testimony. >> i think the committee for its attention to this important matter. the crux of my testimony is that prisons have not served as a major source of jihad radicalization. three sets of facts support this conclusion. first, u.s. prisons now confined 1.6 million people. each year 730,000 inmates are released. second, from 9/11 through the first half of 2011, 178 muslim americans have committed acts of terrorism or were prosecuted for terrorism. third, for 1 78 cases, there is some evidence of radicalization behind bars. putting these sets of facts together, if prisons were a major cause of jihad radicalization we would expect to see a lot of it but we don't. why not? in my research i have identified seven factors that have inhibited prisoner radicalization. first, over the last 30 years, u.s. prisons have been able to restore order and improved inmate s

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