, 60s overnight, 74 annapolis, west cloud cover martins burg, 69 and hagueers town 70 degrees.code orange air quality, moderate air quality partly sunny skies a few afternoon and or evening thunderstorms developing 92 your daytime high, winds ott of the north and west -- out of the north and west, humidity lingering, 73, overnight low, a few earlier showers or thunderstorms your 5 day forecast, here we go most of the week looks quiet although this is a typical washington july forecast, highs each day upper 80s low 90s scattered shower, thunderstorm each afternoon that is a look at your weather forecast on time traffic and you can hear the horns. >>> hey, looks like a nice forecast for 4th of july nice and hot out there. right now a new incident, dw parkway, along the right side of the roadway not blocking your through lanes you want to watch out for that the wreck northeast michigan avenue, hair wood row in the center of the roadway. let's take a live look from arlington now we have power cables down because of the storms we are dealing with, last night north glebe road closed

burg no just outside the city limits just build a satellite town from governmental officials somewhere outside moscow but then the road to moscow will always be jammed on the contrary there will be no traffic jams as officials will be staying in that town all the time. so you mean they will live and work there it sounds a lot like a leper colony you know i think it's rather like the city of london there's great a london where people live in the city where they were so they keep these two things separate we can have something similar. it would be great if it works are really alike there's a deal which in that this will create a new environment thought you knew atmosphere that it was more than a government that would then the president's or resistance will reflect the president's ideas. which are you are like this idea. but when you. let's go back to human rights you had a meeting in the north caucasus in june there was a meeting. and another one is coming up in its stead does this mean that the north caucasus is the most troublesome region of russia from the point of view of human right

west, as temperatures cool, experiencing pretty good fog, visibility in hagueers town and martins burg that should burn off and we should be in for a mostly sunny day. regan national, 75, 69 baltimore, 66 winchester and 77 in ocean city, your forecast for today generally a good one hot this afternoon highs approaching the 90-degree mark but we have taken at least temporarily the threat of a shower thunder storm out of the forecast, we will look ahead to next weekend coming up in a minute. >>> good morning tucker want the talk about the accident, arun dell county watch for police activity there. travelling route 50, inbound, things look good live look at 50 through 202 reports of traffic but from the angle here looks like things are moving shouldn't be too bad. new york avenue, inbound, let's look at traffic land. here we are definitely volume, brent wood parkway and florida avenue and again at the 3rd street tunnel as you travel in bound elsewhere, canal road, chain bridge. lights reportedly on flash. add to some congestion no problems i-95, here we are 395, delays to seminary and agai

temperatures warming up 78 regan national, 73 fredericks burg, 68 win chester fog earlier this morning off to the north and west visibility reduced to less than a quarter mile some spots your forecast today, plenty of sunshine typical summer time heat around here highs upper 80s to 90, 90 dc, 87 an nap police, 92 hot spot in fredericks burg. alison and wisdom back to you. >> thank you tucker. >>> new this morning the driver of an suv slams into a house in montgomery county there were three people inside the home at the time. >> sarah simmons has been following this all morning sarah. >> reporter: well, wisdom and alison this is at the intersection of park land drive aspen hill road, police are telling us it was aspen hill road right back here they say a 22-year-old woman was driving an suv, when she hit two parked vehicles, back there. an suv and truck and then some how careened up, kept coming up this hill where we are standing, and then, slammed into the back of this house here, you can see where it is all boarded up she went through a chain link fence crews were out here working all

well to the west of the district we are not expecting to see this in here some viewers out in lees burg, later on in the morning could see it if it hangs together. now let's look at the broad picture satellite radar what we are seeing, plenty of clouds across the region this morning, warm, muggy, and we will see some sunshine today, but clouds are going to be a factor during the course of the day today, and again you see more of that thunderstorm activity off into southwestern virginia as well. 5 day forecast looks like this, high 93 degrees, 5 degrees above normal, hot, humid, chance of afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms, they will be intermittent here and there not everyone will get it, tomorrow 90, chance of showers and thunderer storms, cooler friday, 85, saturday and sunday, right now look to be dry days, they will be warm, highs in the upper 80s around 90 degrees but a good amount of sunshine. right now looks okay for the weekend we will continue to update that as the week goes. >> looks like a good weekend. >> that's right. >> thanks tony. >>> hi julie. >> hey you gu

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

this burg exceeds 600 pounds of meat alone, andles includes 30 pounds of lettuce, 20 pounds or onion, and every product is local. cooking it is a huge feat. >> for us to get to the level of creating this size of burger, we had to come with a very large scaled engineering program of steel and welding and actually create a jig of sorts that actually can spin the burger so we can turn it over. >> get nasa involved. the burger will take 12 hours to cook, and the food services plans to sell 2 to 3,000 bites of the burger for 99 cents each and the proceed will go to the alameda community food bank. a nice warm day to enjoy a light meal there. >> leigh: wonder how many calories? >> the big one would probably put you over your daily limit. >> leigh: and then some. speaking of up and over, the numbers today starting to heatup. temperatures close to 100 degrees, and the place to be, the place to go is the coast. here's a live shot from santa cruz, where it's 68 degrees right now there the fog cleared there, but not near ocean beach. little fire there, too, enjoying a little bit of the heat. 98

there will be no service ferry service coming out of lark burg or sausalito this morning. >>> as we begin the hot fourth of july weekend the reason one city will see fewer firefighters on its streets later today. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us it is friday, july 1st i'm pam cook. gorgeous day yesterday but i think it's supposed to heat up. let's check in with the expert steve paulson. >> we have clear skies. the coast is clear and temperatures will warm up. i don't think it will billion anything extreme but we will recover 20-degrees from tuesday. look for upper 80s and low 90s inland. here is sal. >>> steve, traffic is doing well on highway 4 if you are coming up to the willow pass grade you can see traffic is wide open for your drive over to concord. also this morning the traffic is moving well on interstate 880 in both directions. northbound and southbound. if you drive through marin county or take public transit there is big problem with the golden gate transit ferry. let's go live to claudine wong to explain more why some commuters may be out of luck. claudine. >> reporte

. >>> overnight at vander burg air base in -- vanderburg air force base, air force detected an anomaly and cancelled the flight. the purpose of the test was to examine the weapons. the air force has some 450 intercontinental ballistic missiles in montana,ed inned in and william william -- north dakota and william -- wyoming. >>> renovations today included a new laundry building a community center and two playgrounds. >> we have to update all of the bathrooms and the rooms, and you know, what needs to be done. and funds to that, we -- in addition to this, we have so many other projects. >>> marine biologists are still trying to get a female gray whale out of the clam act river and -- klamath river back out to sea. yesterday, the biologists used killer whale sounds hoping to scare the whale away. scientists are worried she cannot find enough food and her skin will suffer in fresh water. >>> well, the advertised warming trend we have been talking about is here. we're our live camera looking out towards oakland. currently, 65 degrees. there's evidence or traces of that marine layer hugging

burg. now we turn to ms. susan eppley from georgia who has had some experience that i think she would like to share with us about cramming. >> chairman rockefeller, ranking member hutchison and members of the committee thank you for having me here today. good morning. my name is susan eppley and i'm from decatur georgia. i'm here today to tell you about my personal experience with cramming. in early 2011 i worked for a successful franchisee of 32 quick service restaurants as the accounts payable representative. this company even in tough times times offers incentives to managers and crews including but not limited to bonuses paid to managers for hitting their numbers based on profit and loss statements. in october, i was entering the at&t invoices. i got curious about how different the bills were from store to store. upon investigation i noticed there were charges for services that were not from at&t our telephone company. i called at&t and spoke with a customer service representative who recognize the proble

martins burg 67 degrees. it feels nice because those dew points are down in the 40s and 50s.high pressure in place which is why we are dry. a whole lot going on in our area and that will continue through saturday and for most of sunday it looks like. all right, so sticky on saturday. the humidity does go up a little bit, but not too bad. it will be hotter and muggier on sunday in some locations along with some isolated afternoon and early evening thunderstorms and it stays hot for the fourth of july. but not as muggy on monday. that's the good news there for all those folks who are going to be out. overnight clear and cool. open the windows, give the ac a break. lows will be 58 to 68 degrees and winds will be light. now tomorrow morning as you're waking up, your errands, it's going to be nice. mostly sunny and pleasant. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. light winds in the afternoon and it looks nice. partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions. it will be slightly sticky and the air quality is code orange. unhealthy for sensitive groups and highs around 90 degrees. southwest wind

about the big burg ever. >> 2500 quarter pounder's worth. that's a big burger. it's going to weigh-in at over 700 pounds. they had to make a special contraption to flip it. >> how do theyno k ifwey it's done? >> he could go on all day. parts of the country sizzle as the battle rages to contain a monster wildfire. >>> blown away. a terrifying moment caught on tape, and tonight, the remarkable outcome. >>> and the princess bride. on her big day in monaco, following in the footsteps of the legendary grace kelly. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. we've learned more today about why the legal case against the former head of the international monetary fund, dominique strauss-kahn, may be falling apart. strauss-kahn was released from house arrest yesterday after prosecutors raised serious questions about the hotel maid who accused him of sexually assaulting her in a new york city hotel suite. nbc's ron allen is in lower manhattan tonight. >> reporter: good evening, kate. strauss-kahn still faces some serious charges of sexual assault, but i

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almost two centuries later they killed a jew mostly isaac still dominates the skyline of simplest burg a trip to the top provides excellent views of the city coming from the russian capital moscow out seem troubled by the fast subsumed train network the journey takes four hours and costs around three thousand five hundred rubles that's roughly one hundred twenty five dollars the way you can see here the location of the city situated to the northwest of russia in the eighteenth century it was piece of the great stream to create a window to your with a vast canal network press taking architecture in palaces that were built to rival black working counterparts the station was well and she just come here from moscow . we think this is a very grand place. story enjoyed it we've been to the hermitage. we've been all round. the church and spilled blood. racing is actually a fantastic place for mr and. i leave and now i'm visiting scene for the second time i love it here especially the winter palace crew. and you don't hold as very beautiful misty prospects at the same dispenser made haven't yo

in cycling there was an instance brotherly success of the swords of france as a lock some burg siblings andy and frank schleck secured a one to four seem less per track at the eighteenth stage in a gripping race the younger brother andy captured his first stage victory of the year two minutes and seven seconds ahead of frank straight in because they'll evans was third fastest frenchman thomas voeckler stretched himself to the maximum to come in fourth and keep the leader's yellow jersey from just like by just fifteen seconds frank schleck is the third overall and evans fourth with just one minute and twelve seconds separating result four with three stages to go. your shelf has had a remarkable twenty years sporting career first mastering the sport of windsurfing and then packing it all in to become one of the world's best jet skiers richard reid caught up with the muscovites of finds out why he made this career change decision. many sportsmen have tried their hand at two different sports with varying degrees of success double grand slam limpy champion you've given caffeine a curve was o

around almost two centuries later the gilded joe mostly isaac still dominates the skyline of simplest burg a trip to the top provides excellent views of the city coming from the russian capital moscow out seem troubled by the fast subsumed train network the journey takes four hours and costs around three thousand five hundred roubles the freight one hundred twenty five dollars one way you can see here the location of the city situated to the northwest of russia in the eighteenth century it was piece of the great stream to create a window chain york with a vast canal network press taking architecture and palaces that were built to rival black working counterparts. was well achieved just come here from moscow. we think this is a very grand place. the story enjoyed it we've been to the hermitage. weekly all round. the judging spilled blood. and rhythm is a surefire place of a story enjoy ourselves and even and now we're introducing scenes it is the second time i learned here especially in the winter palace crew. and peter hole is very beautiful to see prospects is safe to dispense maybe as ma

i refer to this relatively frequently as the titanic of people will smashing into the ice burg. u.s. debt you're right the interaction between those two is a really big deal that is being ignored marginalized covered up by governments and media around the world now let's talk about an emerging hot spot in the arctic area the arctic ice sheets are melting and of course this is exposing more possibilities for development but also read knighting geo political tensions you've got people saber rattling now trying to take control of these newly exposed areas it's interesting because of course exploring and extracting and processing the energy will exacerbate the speed at which the climate in the arctic is melting so again the short term interests a gallon of oil today seem to be trumping the long term interests of survival of the species is that a fair statement and salute the global society you know we're inflator for we seem to be going after the next the next dollar the next barrel of oil in the future beating them in and i don't know you know half a dozen people who think that the

suicide prior to the death of pretty much just a few minutes we are right what brought him back from the burg. what cops you killing yourself. i think what stopped me was the children and people. who love me i would like to tell you that there was a glimmer of hope there but there wasn't. a member driving and seeing the bridge and thinking i could do this you have to somehow get outside. and trust that you can come back in as a person who can deal with. you they would cry and wait here and i'll tell you but for now i'll be back with a recap of our main story shortly after dimitri and the business. thanks for hello and welcome to business dancing the oil company b.p. has doubled first on evidence for its british shareholder b.p. . has paid one point six billion dollars to its various partners in dividends overall net profit for this period stands at four and a half million dollars almost double last year's results however meanwhile b.p. has reported a net profit of twelve point seven billion dollars for the first six months of the year that's against the loss of eleven billion dollars in the f

-- bloom burg.e state of new york, i pronounced you both, married. >> and there you see the mayor behind to of his staff members. you can see the daughters also took part in the wedding ceremony. but not everyone was subpoena brating. about a -- was celebrating. a about a dozen froms pro setted -- tested out the door between. between. >>> a dream come true for many electronic loves in -- lovers in new york city. >>> also, big treat for michael jackson jans. the bill afunsment is coming today. the big aluns hunt that's coming today. today, members of the michael jackson family will hold a press conference to announce a tribute concert. jackson's mother and his titos will reveal details of the -- and his family will reveal details of the concert. the producers say it will feature performers and benefit a number of charities. >>> china shut shut -- just shut down two apples stores. there are three more still there. the stores look identical to real apple stores. the difference is they say "apple" store

right now starting off fairly warm, 74 degrees national, 72 degrees baltimore, gaithersburg martins burgboston new york 70 degrees and to the south, 76 already at raleigh. >> let's begin with true view, look at this rainfall this moved its way through the area as we headed into this mornings and behind it we are getting a little bit of a break as we take a look now at radar and give our fox 5 live doppler radar not a whole lot happening here because most of this already moved its way to the south or east of us over the ocean a lot of lightning strikes you did hear the thunder roaring through lightning was there and some areas pockets of heavy downpourrain as well that will be the course into the afternoon hours that we will have to deal with. let's go back to our weather map then. a frontal system will plow its way through. along the boundary of it ahead of it storms will pop up again this afternoon then see this move to the north as a warm front into the early course of the week. tomorrow it will stall out to the south of us and that will set up areas across lower southern maryland and

. >> steve straws burg's rehab is going -- strasburg's rehab is going on or close to schedule. please tell me we are not saving him until next year. >> the only reason you want him to pitch this year, psychologically it's good for a player to go home for the winter getting a game or two in, look, i'm okay, i'm fine. i can pitch again, and maybe it doesn't have to be the major league level. maybe a couple of rehab assignments. if you get to september, there's nowhere else to pitch. >> it's been an adventure but been nice to have them be relevant. paul white is a senior writer for usa today. good to have you. >> let's get them relevant once again. >>> one of the things we spent $140 million on during the 4th of july week send charcoal. what is the -- spend car coal. what is -- charcoal, what is the other? >> debora said the dogs. yo i have to have something to cook over the charcoal. >> you can leave your response on the fan page on facebook. we will unvail the answer later this morning. >>> if you thought our warmup eating contest was feisty, and it was. andrea was the winner, w

from finks burg west. in fact, west of westminster. liberty town.eaviest activity by far, severna park, just north of annapolis there. crofton, upper marlboro. that's where they have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect. as you can see, west of the region, for this whole line of activity, gone down to virginia, pretty much to southwest of washington. west of us, there's no precipitation showing. now looks like the bulk of this will be to the east. i think we'll be pretty much in the clear. from washington south, particularly lower eastern shore. and western shore here. still dealing with the activity, to probably 9:00 or 10:00 at night. the heaviest stuff is just moving to the east of the region. temperature-wise, we dropped the rain activity at the airport. by the way, the airport only picked up 10/100ths of know inch. -- of an inch. that's going to go in the books. jacksonville county, almost 4 inches of rain in that storm last night. 73 now. west winds at 10. barometer still falling. 68, oakland. still 90 in easton. sunshine and much hotter te

in a much-anticipated announcement, facebook ceo mark zucker burg says the -- zuckerberg says they are adding video conferencing through skype on its service. microsoft is now acquiring skype. >>> the head of the new international mol monetary fund says that employment will be her key focus. christine lagard says unemploy unemployment is the key. >>> executives who are found responsible for big bank failures may have to pay up. a new fdic rule says federal regulators can capture two years of pay, from exec if i haves found-- executives found negligent. banks worry the rule could lead executives to jump ship at the first sign of trouble. >>> seems that the red-light cameras are not raising the revenue they were expected to. the cameras that snapped pictures of drivers get their fines in the mail. they have been a dependable source to cities. but drivers grow wise of the cameras. that's your money watch. stay with cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm susan mcginness in new york. >>> making math fun. thousands of city middle schoolers are raising their minds. andrea fujii has more on this wjz sum schoo

abraham lincoln and his second inaugural address or talk about ronald reagan when he gave the branden burg speech and why words are important, to talk about jfk and his statement of ask not what your country can do for you, right? what everyone can do for their country. and to ask if we're doing what we should. that's the hardest thing that i do every day, and i fail every day usually by lunch. [laughter] sometimes i get a little later. but with two children i think you really understand what that means because they see everything you do, and they see how you ask them to do things and how you react to people around you or to them. and i think we all need to understand that every one of us has an incredible network, and we can be a good example. how do we do this? it's to learn every day. i don't know if you learn every day. i try to learn most days. uricly i learn -- usually, i learn from failing. i'm pretty good at that. getting better at learning from failing. but i think one of the things we have to learn as a conservative movement and as women is what resonates. we talk about we're goi

of course, both administrations burg the bush era, the medicare part d and the bush tax cuts.cbo numbers show that, so it's rich. >> go ahead, david. >> the behavior has been pretty bad and irresponsible, but you don't need to make it worse than it is. what this debate is about is, in fact, the tea party republicans trying to deal with the spending bequeathed by the previous congress. they're re-litigated the 2008 election. >> we agree it's republican party spending. i agree with you. >> no. the 2008 elections won by the democrats and not the republicans. >> you're speaking about a record of spending that includes the bush era, right? >> the reason they're so agitated and put a cap now -- they're very unhappy with what happened over the past two years, and they see this as their moment. what is striking about the president is he doesn't defend any of that. one of the things that has been brooded about, one of the reasons he's eager for a deal is because he hopes the deal will include further measures for unemployment insurance and maybe some for the stimulus in the form of spe

and, by the way, i'm looking for the female mark zucker burg or bill gates. [laughter] zuckerberg.i want to know, if any of you know that person, i want to see the first woman that creates some new technology that changes how we do everything. i think that's the next frontier we need to be looking for. >> absolutely. >> and i have one more question. i think we have time for one more question. if anyone else -- oh, great. please, go ahead. >> it's a question for both of you. dr. connie, you came from very humble beginnings. i wanted to know your, your interest and desire to escalate yourself. did it come from a parent? and then you also had a conflicting message which was you're never going to be quite good enough. and so i kind of want to know where that came from. >> you know -- >> and then a question for gloria, i guess i'd like to know what tape was in your head that you had to work against. >> it's interesting, both my parents, my father was a navy steward and joined as a servant class, my mother was a dentist who went to dental school in the philippines in the 1950s and very w

. >>> also a barbecue grill may be to blame for a fire that gut -- that gutted a home in holds burg.ighters rushed to the home on albert court yesterday morning. they found flames shooting from the two-story house. the press democrat reports the couple who lives there got out safely. one firefighter was hurt by falling degree. it took more than two hours to put out that fire. >>> the biggest mission of the space shuttle mission me against today as the "atlantis" crew makes a major delivery to the international space station. today, they used the robotic arm to remove a 21-foot long canister and attach it to the space station. it holds enough foot, clothes and other supplies to last for a year. miss control is deeping -- keeping is a close eye on debris that could create a hazard. nasa is trying to figure out how close the two are together. if scientists think they are too close, thrusters will be used to them out of the way. >>> in overnight news, a big explosion sparked by a brush fire raced through a northern california place in cypress. the brush fire set off containers of gun pow

a judge sentenced burg to jail. >>> and 57-year-old james dixon pled guilty to felony charges of illegally trading protected wildlife. he sounds mounds of a polar and grizzly bears. dixon must turn himself in and start serving his sentence on august 9. >>> a 22-year-old baseball player was bunched in the face and died. but he says it was part -- >>> time is now 7:36, a hanger project may lose $30 million in federal funding. a house committee removed hanger 1 after a nasa inspector general the report there criticized spending that money. miles believed both houses of congress will agree with that committee decision. the moffitt council will meet tonight to discuss their next step. including a letter to congress. >>> the grand jury decided to investigation the city services division after receiving numerous complaints about excessive fees and liens and abusive treatment. quote the grand jury is appalled by the actions of the city of oakland's business services divisions and its impact on property owners in oakland. oakland mayor jean quan is promising an overhall of the division. >>> san ans

restaurant chains will mental healthier menus for their younger customers. 19 companies, including burgwill stop automatically adding soda and fries to the meals. clerks will now ask parents if they prefer more nutritious items such as milk and apples. denny's chile's and el pollo loco will also chain the -- join the chain. >>> late fast, the -- late last night, the city it council approved a tough curfew. it requires all public schools to be in class during regular schools. the concord police chief is among those supporting this new curfew. he says students skipping class often end up in trouble. >> we want them in school where they are actually learning. >> now, first-time offenders will get a warning but the fines for the students skipping lass would then it begin tat $100 and climb to $500 for repeat offenders. parents would get the same fines if they knowingly allow their students to miss school. >>> 8:05. pg&e is responding to its latest pr disaster. it is assuring victims of the san bruno pipeline explosion that it did not intend it to argue that they it were to blame for the los

that's when joshua burg intervened. >> another boy came up and started kicking the bear, you know, just sam fight the bear off, and the bear then went away, so i don't know who that was, but i'm extremely grateful for that person. >> reporter: their recent training was a critical help. >> they had their priorities in order. as the weather got bad, they set up tents, and they focused in their attention on the students that were most injured. >> reporter: the two are in serious condition, but a relieved mindy knows it could have been much worse. >> after about an hour they called. they called from the hospital, and it was so sweet to hear his voice. >> reporter: danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> a brave man jumping in to save the other. >> a good thing they had the training they did when they went out to do what they had to do. >>> coming up, dominique strauss-kahn's accuser in her own words. her first interview. >> she also admits lying to immigration officials. which is why charges against the former imf chief could be dropped. we'll talk about when when we come back. this is "the early

burg to ask you. you said raman originally had a statute in place that was ineffective. and why wasn't the notice -- how did that work when the notice -- why did it fail in your view? to note is the first on third party building? >> senator, i think the notice required mayfield because of the extremely low level of understanding and the public about how local phone bills can be used as a way of charging people for unrelated goods and services. so you're not going to open the letter that comes from the vendors. that looks like a piece of junk mail because why would you. you're not going to scrutinize your phone bill because it is your phone bill and you're being charged for your phone service. isn't that correct? but not correct because there'll be something on there that's unrelated to your phone bill. we have been working for decades to try to get people to scrutinize credit card account statements, where you can be charged for lots of unrelated things. and that has even been difficult as this committee knows from that data passed discussions of last year and the year b

indicated if a solution is at and and the government misses saying that burg share hathaway and inc. would be willing to pay it's next quarterly income tax early. bushing shire paid about 5.6 billion incorporate taxes in 2010 to a quarterly payment would average about a billion dollars in a c nbc interview the biggest nation's long-term problem rising healthcare costs and other time the best investment is not in a bunch of railroad equipment or planes and we have a tax code that reflects that. more for the interview on-line. story from bloomberg news and interview at cnbc.com. caller: good morning. i'm glad to see the grand bargain on the debt is back on the table. i think it's the most reasonable and fairway to get the deficit and the debt down. as well as the raising of revenue. i don't want to put the blame on anybody but all of them there are elected officials and they need to get very serious because default is not a question. but the man that called earlier. default will be catastrophic not only to the world but to the people in this country. what happens to the people that dep

sam gotsegen and joshua burg were mauled by a grizzly that chased a group of teens participating in anrse. one of the teens arrived to california to hugs and kisses from his family, he's being credited for helping to stop that attack. >> kicked him dead up in his face, like right in the middle. kicked him. he was done after that, k.o. he didn't mess with me. >> one tough guy. well, the bear bit martin's ankle as you can see there. but guess what? he's going to join us live just 20 minutes from now to talk about this incredible story of survival. and he'll tell us how well those other two teens are doing. >> he may have saved some lives. >> no doubt. >> all right. straight ahead, the president repeatedly rejecting republican ideas to reduce the deficit. is he putting his political future before our economic future? juan williams gives his takes when we come back. >> and why work out when tax dollars can do it for you? taxpayer money paying for weight loss surgery. is that how you want your money spent? [ barks ] ♪ [ cat meows ] ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ [ cat meows ] ♪ [ ting! ] [ male announcer

burg. now we turn to mr. susan eppley. >> thank you very having me here. i'm susan eppley i'm from decatur, georgia. i'm here to tell you about my experience with cramming. in earl 2011, i worked for a franchise of 32 restaurants as accounts payable. the company in tough times offers incentives to managers and crew, including but limited to bonuses paid for managers for hitting their numbers based on profit and law. in october, i was entered the at&t invoices and i got curious about how different the stores were. i notice there was charges from services not from at&t the telephone company. i called at&t who spoke with the customer service representative who recognized the problem and she explained at&t was billing on behalf of the third party. when i asked further, she said it was the customer responsibility to block bills from such charges. she told me she takes a lot of calls like mine. i contacted the third party company at the phone number provided and spoke to their customer service representative who said we requested the service. i then contacted th