i almost said levar burton. we're excited he's here.ker barnes is here with the forecast. >> not quite the same. >> no, no. >> reports it's swampy outside. >> 87 degrees now? >> 87 degrees. 85 in annapolis. talking about the potential for, i don't think we'll set records today, but close with highs this afternoon in the upper 90s to about 100. here we go again. 87 quantico. north and west got a 70 in hagerstown. another day, of course well in the 90s in another hour or so. and upper 90s to about 100. believe it or not, warmer than yesterday, when temperatures got into the mid- to upper 90s. here's the good news, this round of heat will last a couple of days. today and tomorrow. as we get into thursday, gradual cooldown and by friday and the weekend, highs back in the mid-80s with, i promise, less humidity. more comfortable weather on the way. quiet weather pattern. high pressure out to the west. been talking the past several days about the drought out there. high pressure will keep things hot and dry in big cities. cincinnati, chicago,

the -- this is the office for burton harrison. again, davis' private secretary. and those on official business to see harrison would show up here. they would speak with harrison and he would decide when or if you got to see davis in the home office. burton harrison was a young man from louisiana. he taught math at the university of mississippi. and he began his opponent as jefferson davis' private secretary in february of 1862. davis had had a secretary for the first year of the war, but that relationship didn't seem to work as well. harrison got along very well with the president and with his whole family. and harrison really became much like a member of the family. and it is somewhat like abraham lincoln's relationship with his two young secretaries, nicolette and hay. he died in 1984. in fact, in one measure of how close harrison was with the family and how trusted he was, is that when davis sent his wife and children out of town about 36 hours before he himself evacuated richmond, he sent them in the care of burton harrison. so he trusted his entire family wi

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but heres the thing, taylor and burton broke up. cruise and kidman, of course, broke up.where does that leave fans? well, here's the thing -- kristen and robert may or may not be finished. but the scenes they shot didn't change. time was, something in that was for real. and we know. we've seen that before. john donovan, abc news, pittman, new jersey. >>> and we'll certainly see it again. we thank you for watching. we're always on here at abcnews.com. "nightline" is later. and for diane and all of us here at abc news, have a good evening, america. i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning america." >>> tonight the face book factor. a $1 billion earnings report that still isn't good enough for wall street. we're live to ask why. >> and an apology from twitter. another big social network explains why nobody in the world was able to tweet today for hours. >> there is video of a suspected hit and run driver. he left the scene of an accident today, leaving two children behind. and what is wrong with oakland's police radios? there are details on lapse that's occurred while the pres

taylor and burton broke up. cruise and kidman broke up. where does that leave the fans? kristen and robert may or may not be finished but the scenes they shot, those don't change. time was, something in those was for real. we know, we've seen that before. john donvan, abc news, pittman, new jersey. >> i promise our tv romance will never break up, paula. >> we have

our fundraising has picked up and the spending we're doing is having an impact. >> burton weighed in on an audio recording on a phone call between president obama and donors where he raised concerns about republicans ability to raise huge funds. >> what they are trying to do, i imagine, is engage, you know, a large number of the folks who support president obama but have been sitting on the sidelines. they look at mitt romney yeah is this clown really going beat president obama. the answer is well maybe if he has four, five times as much money as the president. then he may have a chance at winning in november. i think that's what democrats have been saying, there's a lot of money that's going to be involved here and democrats need to come in off the sidelines and get engaged if they haven't. >> romney's campaign in the rnc outraised the president obama the dnc for the first time in may. one week after democratic primary for new york's 18th district charlie rangel is fight forge his political life. the 21 term representative saw his lead over state senator drop to just over 102 votes

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taylor and burton. bogart and bacall. watch "the big sleep," for example. the connection they had. was, that was for real. but here's the thing -- desilu broke up. taylor and burton broke up. cruise and kidman, of course, broke up. and where does that leave fans? well, here's the thing -- kristen and robert may or may not be finished. but the scenes they shot didn't change. time was, something in that was for real. and we know. we've seen that before. john donovan, abc news, pittman, new jersey. >>> and we'll certainly see it again. >>> we thank you for watching. we're always on here at abcnews.com. "nightline" is later. and for diane and all of uts here at abc news, have a good evening, america. i'll see you tomorrow on good morning america. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the new santa fe steak melts. get extra grande flavor with the santa fe steak & bacon melt. juicy steak, crispy bacon, and melted cheese with creamy santa fe caesar. or try adding egg for a santa fe steak, bacon & egg melt -- a favorito for breakfast but muy bueno any time of day. get to your

steven burton is among the 58 injured. >> at the time i thought it was still fireworks. then i got hit and i realized it was something much more serious. people started creaming. there was a lot of chaos. >> at that moment i just remember thinking i'm not going to die in here. me and my kids are not going to die in here. i need to get out. all i could think is if i stand up he's going to shoot. i was trying to think. >> a few miles away, the suspect's apartment described by aurora officials as extensively booby trapped continues to be a focus of the investigation. with help of a robot, officials are working on a plan to disarm what appears to be bottles connected to wires. colorado's governor is among those struggling to understand why this happened. >> the whole country recognizes that this is something we don't accept, we can't explain at this point. but we're not going to let it happen to us. we're going to push back. >> a community in mourning as the investigation enters another day. and more vigils are scheduled for tomorrow. one hour from now the crime case is expe

. >>> linda burton came home after sleeping three nights at a friend's house she and her fiance evacuating his when the walled canyon fire crept within blocks of her home. she was thrilled to be back but shock to find out her car was gone, stolen. >>> at addition mosque and the up >>> thieves also broke into her house and ransacked the place they took jewelry and computers. >>> you feel violated people pray upon victims and people that are suffering at the of a at been hit by train. >>> at white was unpacked in saturday she took her precious belongings as well as the flag that draped her father's coffin and world war 2 veteran it was stressful not knowing if for home survived the fire. >>> nice to be home in my own bed >>> that's his of others cannot get back to their homes that live to close to where the fires continue to burn out of control. they stay in shelters or friends homes. >>> will work as aggressively as rican to get people home >>> firefighters say they make progress but the fires can burn for another three weeks. >>> in the east coast 13 people died as violent thunderstorms bl

firefighters remember their fallen comrades every day on every call on all fire units a memorial for burton and desmond bravery curtain and call to duty honor forever >>> a my brother was all of the earth is lifelong goal to help people, he died a hero and that is a comforting thought to me >>> juliette goodrich cbs 5 >>> after cancelling campaign appearances both presidential candidates expect to be fund raising in the bay area. mitt romney attends a lunch at a private home in woodside tomorrow silicon valley executives expected to attend, to also attend two more fund- raisers in san francisco letter in the day monday president obama looks for donors and alameda county his first event a round table discussion sold out by an event at oakland's fox theater and wraps up the day with a dinner in piedmont. if you live or work and oakland's uptown district no parking during the president's visit monday barricades in place near the fox theater on telegraph avenue from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. parking forbidden on several other streets during that time, you can expect traffic interruptions when the

. >> bill burton, the former obama white house aid, running a left wing super pack, priorities usa, soughthy the obama-biden team has not met its own fundraising goal. >> large number of folks supporting president obama but have been sitting on the sidelines. they look at mitt romney and say is this clown really going to beat president obama? >> reporter: 20 years ago, incumbent president george h.w. bush apologized after referring to the clinton-gore ticket as the two bozos. he told me he was conjuring the voice of democrats who don't take romney serious enough and added he regards romney as formidable candidate. >> john: there was an unusual fundraising pitch by the president today. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: he was aboard air force one friday night returning to the capital. he used a special phone that the campaign pays for to speak to group of prior donors. the truth is that the early money is more valuable than late money the president told the donors. it's fair to say if we wait to the last minute we could be in for a rude surprise. "i have gray hair," he added. "p

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all, bill burton, senior strategist for the top pro-obama super pac and senior legal analyst for cnn jeffrey toobin. jeff, let me begin with you. it's a simple question but not a simple answer. tax or penalty? >> john roberts' opinion said that this penalty, tax, whatever you want to call it, this punishment, this payment, was justified under the taxing power of the constitution. that was why he approved the whole plan. that's what he said. what a bunch of politicians want to call it is the fight we're having now. >> to be really clear, if you parse the opinion, it suggests that those who don't go out and get the insurance under the new law will be punished with a tax. >> correct. that's exactly what the opinion holds. it's not a lot of people. if massachusetts is the example we're talking about, it's about 1% of the population refused to get health insurance and can afford it, those people will be punished under this law and chief justice roberts' opinion says the payment that they have to make is a tax. >> so ari fleischer, to you then. why is the senior adviser to mitt romney sayi

matthew burton and they're fighting a fire in san paulo the heat was so intense the house burst intolames called a flashover >>> it hurts as if it wears yesterday you the pain never goes away and it transforms into a different kind of pain >>> today's ceremony also honored 14 other fallen firefighters man on the memorial wall all killed in line of duty since 1969 in the contra costa fire district. >>> it is also a time to remember how dangerous this job really is you never know exactly what will happen >>> today marks the five-year anniversary there remember their fallen comrades every day on every call on all fire units a memorial for burden and desmond >>> bravery courage and call to duty on their forever >>> my brother was all of the earth as lifelong goal to help people and he died a hero and that is a comforting thought to me >>> juliette goodrich cbs 5 >>> presidential candidates expect to attend fund-raisers in the bay area, mitt romney attends a lunch at a private home in woodside tomorrow in silicon valley executives expected to act and he will also at ten two fund-raisers i

officers say the dna evidence links matthew burton to the murder of nicole bennett.e in del aware say he the a sex offender and was a custodian at a church. troopers say bennett was working at the church the last night she was heard from. >> because we live in an evil world, evil exists, evil can find anybody at any time and it found my daughter-in-law. >> no word in the victim knew the suspect. he is in jail in del aware challenging extradition to maryland. maryland state police say a hearing is set up for next month. >>> baltimore ravens running back ray rice is lawning an event called a ray of hope to help teenager whose have been bullied and thinking about suicide. the suicide of a high school student makes this event more important. in april the high school student 15-year-old committed suicide after bullied on social media web sites. maryland's first lady says friday's event is going to raise awareness on bullying and cyber bullying. >> with social networks, twitter accounts, facebook, youtube, kids are really subject people are subject to having anything embar

you're talking about bill burton hanging out with some potential donors, one of whom amber mosten wanted to know how the campaign was going to re-energize the democratic base that had been disillusioned and he says that's not our role, according to bill burton. and then he goes on to explain how the obama campaign might sort of deal with that, buts the super pac's role is something quite different. >> that's right. basically super pacs are about negative advertising. they're about telling the other guy's story and telling it in an unflattering way where the obama campaign is the cuss toadium of the obama story. you're not going to see ads from priorities usa any more than likely to see ads from cross roads the karl rove super pac in rove's case extolling governor romney and in burton's case extolling the accomplishments of president obama. instead what they intend to do is find a bumper sticker means, priority usa, of distilling down mitt romney and who he is in the most unflattering way possible. >> can i just say something? one of the fascinating parts of the piece is how the painstaki

bill burton is with priorities u.s. action, pro-obama super pac.ith bloomberg news and jim geraghty is with the national review. all right. jim, i'm going start -- i think -- let's -- i think the public short list for now seems to be in somewhat of an order. importantman, pawlenty, ryan, jindal, rubio. is that top five? would you disagree? >> i would not disagree with any of them. this looks like the pokes who are most extensively -- when you ask them about are you being vetted, their lips get very tight and quiet. >> that tells you more than not being vet. >> if they were, you know, if they want to be vetted they would be like, hey, come vet me. you don't hear that from any of the guys suggesting the process is under way. >> when you look at the window of burton, when you did this, you think about you want to travel the country together with your running mate. when did you this four years ago, just take us into it a little bit. you plotted out -- knew who you would name or not. you wanted -- you wanted a few days of campaigning before your next --

linda burton's car was stolen from in front of the house she was forced to evacuate. >> it's almost as bad as the house being burned down because you feel violated that there are people out there that prey upon victims and people that are already suffering. >> reporter: the fire has killed two people and fighting it has cost nearly $9 million to date. the source of the fire is still unknown. only this weekend has it become safe enough for investigators to go into look for a cost. colorado alone has seen nearly a dozen fires in recent weeks. and with four other western states battling large blazes, the 2012 fire season seems destined to be a busy one. anna warner, cbs news, colorado springs, colorado. >> jeff: the extreme drought is dimming fourth of july firework festivities in colorado and at least seven other states. colorado has cancelled nine public firework displays and banned private firework purchases. it is election day in mexico today. faced with a sluggish economy and a bloody war with drug cartels, voters say they want change on their next president. and it appears they are

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years of experience in oil exploration and production in layton america west africa and europe and mr burton is spent most of his career with a brazilian national oil company petro brass at various technical and managerial positions since the mid ninety's he's been working closely with the world petroleum council a multinational organisation of presenting the oil and gas industry since nineteen thirty three he has organized the world petroleum congress the next one will be held in moscow in two thousand and fourteen. let. me welcome to the show thank you so much. thank you thank you first of all. talking talking about the current political situation and the situation with which are very closely connected always do you expect any significant well supply disruption because of the situation in the middle east and syria for example. no. obviously we've seen political instability story and. for the most time we never had any significant disruption now there may be some a diff additional difficulties in the lever in the oil supplies that they will need with the implications on price volatility but

burton the fact that they supported the sheriff in the campaign and that bias somehow motivated their reporting of this incident. chairperson hur: i tend to agree that and that it ised a miss missable to combat bias. -- that it is admissible to combat bias. any objection to that? ok. paragraph six? >> we object on relevance grounds as to its entirety. in addition we don't believe there is foundation or the last sentence and we believe that the last -- or -- excuse me -- the third sentence, we don't think there is foundation -- strike that. we also think that the last three, four, five, mr. kopp can you just say the line number? >> yes. >> is that easier? >> yes. >> we think that line 17 through 23 are speculative. again, more prejudicial than probative. >> mr. keith? >> we think that this does not offer -- well, this is offered to show the relationship between ms. lopez and ms. madison that is really relevant to why ms. madison chose to make the report and the kind of advice that she was giving to ms. lopez later. for that purpose, it is relevant. i mean, i think there is a lot of det

it was five years ago today that captain matt burton and engineer scott desmond were killed battling a house fire. this died trying to save two elderly people who also died in that blaze. >>> he lived through the tore and now he is talking about. >> i didn't even see a figure behind the gun. >> still to come what this victim most remembers from that colorado theater shooting and his bay area connection. >>> sunshine and triple-digit heat across parts of bay area. coming up the temperature change we have in the forecast for tomorrow and the timeline of our next cooling trend. >>> we'll explain why 7th street in oakland is shut down at this hour and tell you why there are ramps in the road. . >>> lapping now an event underway in oakland, designed to turn around the troubling trend of violence. ktvu's christien kafton is live to tell us about today's peace ride and the young victim who inspired the event. >> reporter: those cyclists are actually on the road right now. take a look. you can see that 7th street right now shut down. if you take a look you can see there are ramps set up for

the discussion was hosted by the rn monthing anchor -- by the morning anchor, and william burton also attended. dozens of community agencies turned out to tell us about their needs and concerns. some of the biggest issues are the lack of funding caused at the state and federal level. we also heard about nonprofits and the good work they were doing in the community including work with the local food pantry, food bank, youth, the homeless and for struggling families. >> i lost my job and didn't know what i was going to do. i saw the nonprofit in antioch , and i learned some computer skills. >> if your group would like to team up with abc7 to host our next meeting, go to our community page at abc7news.com slash community and click on abc7 listens meetings. >> very nice to hear directly. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> carolyn and dan, finally we can say goodbye to the cool pattern, and we are going into a warmer pattern. live doppler 7hd is showing you interesting weather right now. we have patchy fog along the marin county coast and r

the discussion was hosted by the rn monthing anchor -- by the morning anchor, and william burton alsoens of community agencies turned out to tell us about their needs and concerns. some of the biggest issues are the lack of funding caused at the state and federal level. we also heard about nonprofits and the good work they were doing in the community including work with the local food pantry, food bank, youth, the homeless and for struggling families. >> i lost my job and didn't know what i was going to do. i saw the nonprofit in antioch , and i learned some computer skills. >> if your group would like to team up with abc7 to host our next meeting, go to our community page at abc7news.com slash community and click on abc7 listens meetings. >> very nice to hear directly. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> carolyn and dan, finally we can say goodbye to the ol pattern, and we are going into a warmer pattern. live doppler 7hd is showing you interesting weather right now. we have patchy fog along the marin county coast and right near san fr

at the ash burton water filtration plant. we don't have a lot of details about what will happen but it looks like it will deal with a result of a water main inspection. we will keep you posted on what they say. >>> today is volunteer day at arlington national sim teary. land -- cemetery. landscape will spend the day to mulch prune and plant trees. >>> or renne hatch will address a group of health care -- oren hatch will address a group of health care providers. >>> he president obama wants to extend the bush cuts for one more year for those making less than $250 a year. it will expire for anyone else at the end of the year. it's drawing opposition from within the democratic party. >>> and attorney general erik holder travels to houston to address the naacp national convention later this afternoon. it will be expected to focus on american's rights to vote. vice president joe biden and presidential nominee mitt romney will be speaking during the week long convention. >>> the america afavorite morning show moving to the afternoo

the discussion was hosted by the rn monthing anchor -- by the morning anch and and william burton alsoommunity agencies turned out to tell us about their needs and concerns. some of the biggest issues are the lack of funding caused at the state and federal level. we also heard about nonprofits and the good work they were doing in the community including wor food the local food pantry, food bank, youth, the homeless and for struggling families. >> i my job lost my job and didt know what i was going to do. i saw the nonprofit in antioch , and i learned some computer skills. >> if your group would like to team up with abc7 to host our next meeting, go to our community page at abc7news.com slash community and click on abc7 listens meetings. >> very nice to hear directly. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> carolyn and dan, finally we can say goodbye to the cool pattern, and we are going into a warmer pattern. live doppler 7hd is showing you interesting weather right now. we have patchy fog along the marin county coast and right near san fran

steven burton is among the 58 injured. >> at the time i thought it was fireworks, then i got hit here and i realized it was sml much more serious. and people started screaming. there was a lot of chaos. >> at that moment i just remember thinking i'm not going to die in here. me and my kids, we're not going to die in here. i need to get them out. i need to get out. and all i could think was if i stand up, he's going to shoot because that's what he was doing. and i was just trying to think. >> reporter: a few miles away the suspect's apartment described by aurora officials as extensively booby-trapped, continues to be a focus of the investigation. with help of a robot officials are working on a plan to disarm what appears to be bottles connected with wires with possibly incendiary devices. colorado's governor is among those struggling to understand why this happened. >> the whole country recognizes that this is something that we don't accept, we can't explain at this point, but we're not going to just let it happen to us. we're going to push back. ♪ >> reporter: a community in mourning