it looks like that moisture is going to try to get here. but it looks like it will breakup as it gets closer. down south is where the real core of the moisture will be coming in along the frontal boundary. high today 84 degrees. can you believe that? when we should be in the mid 70s. we're still sitting at 77 downtown baltimore. and overnight tonight the clouds will kind of break by tomorrow. hopefully more sunshine. temperatures in the mid 70s starting off the weekend. and i think we will have to deal with rain to talk about in the seven day coming up. >> all right vytas talk to you then. owner of a baltimore tech company taking on "facebook". 78 son hardebeck filed suit in federal court saying facebook violated his patent. he applied for a patent three years before facebook was created. his company developed the know how used by facebook currently. and facebook said the lawsuit has no merit and they intend to fight it. . >> federal appeals court throws out a $5 million verdict against anti-war protestors. jury in baltimore had awarded albert

we saw the activity pushing through baltimore city about an hour ago but looks like most of the testimony has pushed on the eastern shore. looking at the chester town and pretty decent rainfall and rock hall rain as well. milling ton showers and activity will push over the state lean into delaware. rain lessened a bit but we'll continue to see that move off to the east and actually some break in the clouds around the central portion of the state occurring at this time. cooler temperature at 68 degrees right now. baltimore 77 in dc. 76 in hagerstown. temperatures only in the 50's off to the west and will continue to see the westerly flow of wednesday and winds pecking up a little bit in the overnight tomorrow. blustery as the winds are strong out of the west. looking at tonight temperatures down to 63 degrees with winds out of the west at about 10 to 15. we'll see some more sunshine to talk about but cooler temperatures in the forecast in just a bit. >>> the art of lying. fox drama lie to me is in the second season with the star of the show says about his own lie detector skills. >>> >> do

looked around. found nothing. but investigators say the student john armed with a sword found rice crouched in the court yard and tried to hold him there for police. now investigators say rice lunged at john who killed rice with a single below from the sword. rice family members say there was intent to kill. but police disagree. >> we have to support the story with forensic evidence. that's how the system works. but at this point in the game there's no reason to suggest that he wept down there with any criminal intent to kill anybody. >> his intent was to kill whatever back there he thought may be trying to harm him. yes. if he thought it was something trying to harm him he went out with the intent to kill whatever it was. >>reporter: we are back here live. john has not been charged with a crime but spokesman with the city state attorney office says the case remains under review. of course more on the story tonight at 10:00. for now live in north baltimore, fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> elderly man killed after flames ripp

. >>> this isn't dundalk but looks like it. this is the pacific in oregon. a coast guard had to come to the rescue of a hang-glider pilot who crashed into the pacific. video released by the coast guard yesterday that clearly shows the danger that the man was in. the rescue diver was lowered into the water, the crew brought both people back on to the helicopter and flew them to the hospital. >>> 6:34. they fight life threatening illnesses everyday. more than 100 children fought each other, all for fun. with their friends and with their families, they did it with lasers. the casey cares foundation hosted a night out for the special kids at the red zone in timonium. the state of the art laser tag system. casey cares foundation, these kids got to tag each other with green lasers and score points for their teams. >> it's a great opportunity for kids to leave the hospital or doctor's office and actually have some time together as a family but then also meeting other families who are in similar situations. >> the kids also enjoyed glow in the dark miniature golf wh

but it looks like a good start for the day. and nice weekend ahead. i will show you more about that coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> all right, vytas, thank you. >> maryland officials want tougher boating laws enacted. death in the state have reached seven year high. department of natural resources wants measures requiring older children to wear life jackets and placing age restriction on certifying uncertified boaters. >> long time coming but license for slots in maryland has finally won approval. state commission has approved the first license for slots at the ocean downs race track near ocean city. >> the track's owner said 800 machines could be ready to go by memorial day next year. >> more troubles tonight for first mariner bank. foreclosure process has started on the 1st mariner tower at canton crossing. these days after first mariner bank received a expose desist order from the feds. ed hail chairman of first mariner said he is considering several alternatives including trying to sell the building that opened three-years ago. >> now desp

you look at foster wheeler, fluor, some of those big energy makers, but then you start to look aat the coal names. absolutely on fire today. not just walter the coking coal names but across the board the coal names. another metal that's absolutely moving right now to the up side, these coal names are on fire. i think if you look at freeport-mcmoran i believe lowest level of volatility now in two years. so at 68, today is the day if you want to hold on to it, which i do, you buy those puts right now. it's the cheapest level in two years. you can buy that put. if you're wrong, the stock turns around, so what? you've stopped yourself out. if it continues to the up side, now you can participate because this thing, the earnings potential at $3 for copper right now incredible for freeport. >> back to the coal names, though, which names are most leveraged to the metallurgical side of the business? >> walter, tech, anr, those are your big three names that have the best exposure. i also throw peabody in because of the fact they're right there in australia. they ship directly to china. they all

but it looks like right now, not a lot of activity. but still this will be widely scattered in nature as we go through the day. so you folks on the eastern shore. it looks like temperatures around 82 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. with a chance for a shower or two. and around the central portion of the state. much of the same. with the temperatures right at 82 degrees. southeast wind at five. and with a chance for those scattered showers working the way into the forecast, in the afternoon. so i am going with mostly cloudy skies tomorrow downtown with the temperature at 82. and maybe a chance for a shower here and there. and that lingers into thursday, with temperatures at 84. 30 percent chance for showers. we clear out some of the shower activity friday. looks like a beautiful day to kick off the weekend, just a few degrees cooler. high of 76. and then on saturday, chance for, maybe a stray shower or two. 74 degrees. if you are going out to the festival, you may have to take your umbrellas. but nonetheless, decent week. and sunday a chan

but look at russia. ssia right now they've increased production, they're now producing 7.4 million barrels a day. a couple reports had that above saudi arabia. saudi arabia says no, they're producing eight right now. but russia and venezuela together, you add in maybe iran libya, all of a sudden there is a legitimate shift to power they just have tote enough people together, it looks like they might be doing that. >> just quickly did al naimi address the weaker dollar here? any thoughts to perhaps pricing in another currency? >> you know, we all asked him that question. he kind of played it down a little bit. it's a theme that has been building over time, saying maybe you want to price the opec basket in euros or something like that because the dollar is weaker. but it really cuts both ways for them because of course they get paid in dollars, they have to go out there and buy other products and other currencies. so they're on both sides of that trade. it's a prickly issue for them. >> melissa, thanks so m

>> i won't go short jeffries, but look to take 30% profit here. i do that across the board in stocks like apple, goldman sachs. there is nothing wrong with taking a profit. what's tough is having to reload if the market comes back, but the risk of taking partial profits is much less than if you don't do anything here defensively. again, traders, we have some of the best option analyst on the fm desk. they always give you good advice where volatility is and how to hedge your positions if you don't want to do it straight in your stock. >> i didn't see pete hand you money. >> it was earlier. >> all under the table. >> let's move on to currencies euro. >> right. i'm going with the theme that if the equity market's going to sell off here, i'm going to see dollar strength. i took a short position. we went up to roughly around 148.50 last week. my objective was around 150. we moved from 124 around january up to 150. it's been a heck of a move. the fact we came up near 150, i'm willing to take a short position in euro. i did sell at around 146.50. i have

and looks like it continues for several more days. but let's look at the tropics. we have more activity. a tropical low. and a few little waves there, as you can see. the middle one. it's to the east of the lesserrantillies, -- lesserrantillies. however, the virgin islands. puerto rico could see some of this activity in the next day or so. there's dry air in front of this low. it may become a depression in the next day or so. and maybe even a tropical storm by the middle or end of this week. we'll be watching carefully. right now, it's just a tropical low, with thunderstorms to the east of the center. vic? >> okay, bob. thanks a lot. >>> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin. >> hi, vic. hi, everyone. nice to be a busy ride out there. we're looking at delays. that's on 95. if you are traveling on 95 in the northbound direction. that's sluggish on the northeast side. two delays on the north side inner loop. 15 minutes from charles to harford road. moving over to the west side inner loop, bumper to bumper. that's from wilkins avenue to security boulevard. and

but see this big dome of high pressure. that's going to lock and load as of thursday and we'll just be looking at great conditions as we move into the weekend. mixture of clouds and sun through the afternoon, the upper 60s, there is that 51, and tomorrow 66, we'll watch for a shower but wait until you see the turnaround coming thursday, we'll look at the five day forecast coming up shortly. >>> we are following breaking news this noon. a working fire is burning on edmonson avenue, sky chopper 13 over the scene with captain mike perry with more. >> augusta, heavy fire was showing from the front second story and now firefighters did arrive just a few moments ago and heavy damage to the second floor and it is an occupied dwelling but no word of injuries at this time. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you, captain. >>> don't forget it's another ravens weekend. the undefeated purple birds at the road go to massachusetts to face the new england patriots. catch that game here sunday afternoon at 1 on wjz 13 and stay tuned after the game for our special post-game coverage. mark will have highlights and reaction and marty will be wit

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but it looks like definitely someone will see rain, even around baltimore. that slight chance. keep the umbrellas nearby over the next couple of days. may get a few breaks in the clouds. but nonetheless, tomorrow, see mostly cloudy skies and then it looks like maybe a slight chance for a drop of rain, coming down here and there as far as the future scan. predicted rainfall. anywhere from anniversary 10th of an inch to less. across the area. depending on where you are. so my forecast will look like this. as far as clouds tomorrow. probably see mostly cloudy skies. maybe break of sun trying to come through. but i think, more clouds than sun s 82 degrees. so the warm air will continue to come up from the south. with that potential of about 30 percent, 40 percent chance for scattered showers. and winds out of the south at five to 10. and as far as the five-day forecast. 84 on thursday. with a chance for a rumble of thunder possible. only about 30 percent chance. but start to see breaks in the clouds. even more breaks on fly day as we continue to see more sunshine. slightly cooler te

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but we will stay dry and enjoy the z here is what it looks like for the forecast downtown. pleasant conditions. few scattered clouds. maybe a patchy fog in the morning hours. but we will see temperatures topping out around 76 degrees. southwest wind at five to 10. and the five-day forecast. looks decent. with the temperatures just slightly cooler saturday. 72 degrees with sunshine. and 74 on sunday. with mostly sunny skies. and monday, tuesday, start to see a few more clouds back in the picture b 30 percent chance for a stray shower. and tuesday better chance for showers scattered in the area. watch the overnight temperatures saturday and sunday, low to mid 50s. cool nights. sky watch weather is at your finger timms. i-radar is available at foxbaltimore.com. use fox 45 powerful doppler radar to track storms. interactive tools let you see when rain or snow is over your house, go to foxbaltimore.com/i-radar. >> a person of interest has now become a suspect. raymond clark is charged with the murder of annie le. yale grad student found dead sunday in the wall of the laboratory w

but widely scattered. no heavy rain fall. looking at the hd cam downtown you see inner harbor sun clouds we will continue to see chance for some showers building in as we get into the weekend but right now partly to mostly cloudy. temperatures still at 80 degrees so still nice and warm with winds variable at 3. humidity levels at 60 percent so looking at pretty decent evening all in all. there is some rain off to the west that we are kind of keeping an eye on here. see the rain moving in from parts of ohio west virginia right now looks like most of the activity will 10 to go to the south and dryer air off to the east and should hold it off for the evening hours. should get clouds and cooler air up to the north and west. to the south pretty warm. richmond brushing 90 degrees. can you believe that. 87 right now. 82 in baltimore. 83 in hagerstown. 78 up in harris burg so we look at warm temperatures because of the flow of the air coming up out of the south. now cold front coming in from the west. as the front pushes through by tomorrow

some cars in the parking lot but severe flooding down the neighborhood that we looked at earlier but a tremendous amount of water gushing out of that main. >> baltimore is a very, very old city. the communities around baltimore are very old. it is safe to say their pipes are just as old as some of the pipes here. maybe some hasn't been replaced in some time. that is speculative but that is a huge huge break and the water is still coming. we haven't seen, though, any crews anywhere close to this area. >> not around any of the cars we were looking at we saw a neighborhood and people walking around but no emergency vehicles. clearly a tremendous amount of damage to this roadway. you see obviously traffic is stopped from some distance away because we don't see cars in this area. >> groening road, is that right. >> yeah, and dunhaven. >> this is groening. >> that is groening highway then. >> we haven update on closures in that area including mcshane long view, logan view drive, dundalk and groening avenue. it is closed to the train tunnel. that is where the collapse is. >> if you care i h

looks like we will see temperatures around 66 for the high tomorrow. clouds gathering through the afternoon. 20 percent chance for spotty shower. but it looks like more sunshine involved on thursday. and temperatures moving back up a bit. 67 the high. 72 friday. partly cloudy skies. leading us into the weekend. back in the 70s. but saturday looks like about 60 percent chance for shower activity. sunday a better day with more sunshine involved. and then we stay in the 70s as we get into early parts of next week. for an affordable unforgettable fall. style, quality and price matter. jcpenney.

it looks like some grape juice over here. a little bit sticky, butan power through it in seconds. look at this. >> wow, and you know what, that extra area really helps with a big mess like that. >> this is just incredible. >> i think the kids have been playing over here in this room. >> and you know what, i can reach over here... >> yeah? >> because i have that 30-foot cord. >> that's convenient. o.k., you are cutting through what looks to be a very big kids' mess. i see crayon, i see marker-- is that finger paint? you're going right through it. >> it also has a telescoping feature so that if you're a bit taller you can use it, or if you want to have that extra reach. >> you've been cleaning this for quite a while and i see you're not losing any steam, mark. it's still just as powerful as it was before. >> you can keep going... look at this. >> and no chemicals. that's so incredible. >> and look how fast it dries. the proof is definitely on the steam pocket. >> yes, it is. >> well, i have the triangle head set up over here. >> all right. >> what have

you lost your mind but she did, sitting with the hall of congress just two seats away from the first lady. >> nice hands, pretty dress. and not just, you know, couldn't stop looking at her but i didn't want to be like a crazy person or something. you know? >> reporter: the baltimore woman was there because of her story. at one time daniels with thousands in debt from hospital and doctor bills, now has free health care which helped take care of the bills but for a long time she thought she would be buried by the debt. daniels is hoping that congress can agree on some sort of health care that can help people out with no insurance so they get to go to the doctor without any worries. >> it was an important speech. i just hope whatever bill he tries to make passed, passes. it's important we have insurance. i got it now and most certainly going to use it and i was fortunate. i just want other people to be fortunate like me, to have insurance. it's very important. >> reporter: daniels was one of 15 people invited to hear the speech from around the country. she says she also got a chance to talk briefly to the prident one-on-one but just didn't talk to him about health c

but is that reallyhe case? tonight's o ways to play takes a look. here's kevin depew of minyanville and minyanvills kevin depew. >> recently i ran a google search on the words onomic depression incredly, there were more than five million w hits and 11 thound news hits. are we seriously callingur recentrisis an economic depression? becae if so, i have a history lesson. it took six long years for unemployment to recor its 1929 level aftereaching a rate of 35% in 1933. fast forward to today. unemoyment is a mere 5% off its pre-recession pe in 2007. during the real depression unemployment bthis time had ached nearly 20%. so, while its true, r current ression is tough, lets keep thingsn perspective. this is st assuredly no great depression. >> whoa. lets back up ait and consider an iortant question: how do we measurunemployment? because in the 1930s, anyo over the age of 16 without aob was considered umployed. i can assure y, the last thing we want too today is use the 1930s definiti of unemployed. meanwhil consider the llowing: the steepest declin in ho

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bill: a shell game. >> you can't use charitable money for political lobbying. >> but, look, the corruption acorn, nobody can deny it. it's corrupt. but when you then have an organization where there is millions of dollars coming in your money, my money, folks' money through taxation and through donations, where the people say yeah, i do want to help the poor people, i want to get them to vote citizens this and that and the other. then all of a sudden they take the money and they put it over into an seiu union gig or something like that. they should go to jail for this. >> they should go to jail. bill: go to jail. >> i have not heard that specific allegation. bill: i'm just giving example. >> hard core political lobbying which is impermissible with donated tax deductible. bill: let's advance the story. president obama is tied into acorn. the reason he is is because acorn supported him and he said nice things about acorn. >> he represented acorn. bill: that was way back. i'm willing to let the statute of limitations run out on that one. just last year he said good things about acorn. they en

but look at this. oil is up, too. boom. it's up 54% since early march. and gold is up 10% in the same time frame. even treasuries, guys, demand and prices should have plunged now that we're past this crisis of a year ago. and given that, we've had a huge increase in the supply of t-bills. when supply goes up, prices fall. and the yield on the bonds, it should be way, way high. yet look at this. ten-year treasury bonds are actually priced higher now than they were last october in the thick of the lehman brothers catastrophe. the demand is so high the ten-year bond yields now are actually lore than they were in the panic. the yields are down 63 basis points in that time. the ten-year paying a return of 3.4%. last october, at a time of huge fare, the yield was over 4%. that means prices of treasuries are going up. even the most abused and battered asset of all, real estate, showing science of life. look at the reit index. it has doubled since its low. which asset class is due for a tumble? >> i say stocks. i think the broad based stock move is overly optimi

there are scattered showers but look as the storm pulls out over the atlantic. it looks like we will have some sunshine in the area which means it will get significantly warmer and once this storm leaves us. look for temperatures to reach the low '70's. mostly cloudy skies with an occasional shower. we will have a much nicer day on the chesapeake on sunday. you'll only see a few scattered showers tomorrow. on the lower eastern shore, the showers are moving back end. it will be 75 degrees in ocean springs. the dry weather returns as we hit 80. it will be a little warm on monday and tuesday in the low 80s and and scattered showers will come back. >> now, 11 sports. >> a final injury report for sunday. a gain time decision is showing this for the ravens. kelly washington is listed as boisterous. this is not something we have seen from the raven's offense before, when you talk to washington, you cannot believe he was the same guy that dances nonstop on the field. i'm usually mello and quiet, but on the field, the kind of go into your own world and that is definitely

it would be very nice but isn't it absolutely essential to figure outweighs to do that. look energy and know the possible repercussions both in terms of human missry and production. there's so many examples of that. in order to do this, we have to get a critical amount of major economies to be willing to work with us on this. to see this as an immediate threat and at least a medium and long-term threat. that's what we will try to do. >> saddam secretary. thank you for the opportunity you gave us at the brookings institute. i was look forward to hear from you more about the peace efforts. your husband, president clinton has discussed a lot of bringing peace to the area. now president obama has brought almost that same kind of hope now what we have seeing is that whole problem strength evens down to the issue of the settlement we see that israel is digging tunnels. they have -- emotions are getting really high along with a lot of anger. i don't know what your talk discover but one of your alliance in the area was warning that any training will lead to a result nobody would want

but look, and he should not have done it, and those of us defending him could say that, but the minuteech was over, out of the chamber, i did not want democrats telling it to republicans. whee thought booing george w. bush was tapes list -- tasteless and we denied it. -- denounced it. two wrongs do not make a right. sean: he said he is sorry. let's move on. >> by the way, the president did lie at that speech. it has to be brought up when they get before the chamber and live. -- lie. >> there are a lot of issues that presidents have gone into the chamber and told a white lie or explain something one way that did not turn out that way. he was absolutely not honest the other night -- he was totally honest. >> immigration is covered, abortions are covered, medicare is cut. >> there is a house bill, there is work in the senate that is not done yet. sean: so that bill, not the one that we read, is what we count on? >> there's a lot of work to come. and you know that you can center somebody for what wilson did. he did not apologize. . don't throw it away. protect it in the freezer. ziploc fre

downtown baltimore and anne arundel county looks dry but looks like showers pick up if you're headingast on 50 especially towards cambridge and salisbury. this morning, 62 york, 68 in baltimore. we're starting to cool down as the winds come from the east and drag in some of the atlantic moisture. 66 easton. as we pull back a little wider you can see we have not only the easterly flow keeping us damp but a large upper level system across the lower mississippi valley. a stalled frontal boundary and slowly-moving wet pattern developing and we're going to be pretty much in the rain or some sort of moisture for most of the upcoming week. maybe a break or two in the start of the weekend. today 74 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, eezy, cooler but again plan on a chance of some showers, not a complete washout. tonight, drizzle and fog, 62 degrees and for tomorrow looks like we're back to only 66 with cloudy skies and another bands of developing rain into the afternoon and evening. remember, catch us on line at abc2news.com. check out our interactive doppler radar on the weather page. want to sho

>> look at it when you want to -- >> but we all look at it, we still look at it, but every day all you've got to do is look at the vix, the vxn, that tells you the sentiment of the market. >> go back one second to energy, energy sustaining around the $70 level. i agree with you we don't need energy itself to elevate above 70 bucks for the market to move higher. however, if oil rolls over, if oil heads down to 60 bucks, all these upgrades that you're seeing right now in the oil service sector, a lot of those energy names are going to roll lower with it. and that'll take the s&p 500 down. >> it might. >> you certainly don't want it going down to 60. >> we don't want to pay four bucks at the pump. that's my whole point right now. because of that people are looking right now and paying $3 and they like what they're doing, they've got more discretionary income. >> consumer discretionaries. you see gas go to 4 bucks a gallon, and that group is in trouble. getting back to the industrials i want to talk about general electric. yes, two upgrades in two days for ge. still not above 15. >> you calle

but look at dad's reaction. he is not madam justice a big hug to make emily feel better. he said it is my fault. when we are at home i give her a baseball and she throws it. so i should have known her. if i gave her a ball she was going to throw it. aside from the fact they were phillies fans they were very cute. >> cute. >> can you imagine? they were actually cute. >> they should make a psa out of that. >> they should. >> clouds tomorrow. few showers. upper 70s on friday. clearing out. right now the weekend looking nice. beautiful on saturday near 80. and fading sunshine on sunday. >> let's

hard to translate some of those pictures, i guess, but it looks interesting. >> looks good. >> yeah.s for the day today. >> a couple of spots that had thunderstorms today. >> hmm. >> welcome back. >> yes, indeed. we're back and the next couple of days there's going to be some spots into the 30s. outside today strong winds. there's our sky watcher looking out towards the skies. our temperatures outside now after the high temperature made it up to 80 degrees. this will be the last 80 we'll see in september. last year we had our last 80 into the middle of october. our september rainfall is still below average, even with that welcome rain that we had over the weekend. much of it saturday night. outside right now our current temperature, we're still mild into the 70s, with the weather front that has come through. our temperatures have dropped a bit. 77 degrees, but the winds that were earlier up to 30, almost 40 miles an hour have decreased a little bit, too. look at temperatures around the east. we're at 77. get ready for some chilly air tomorrow morning. look at buffalo, 52 degrees. chi

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look at all ten sectors trading lower. nothing worse than the 1.2% decline of the telecom service sector here. but within that, there's really only one member that's going higher. look at american tower, the ceo of american tower was on with cramer earlier in the week saying, look, this is an industry that is growing. our company is sometimes confusing because of the way we depreciate our assets. but have a look at this growth stock. you can see the market is taking a look here. mule number two, we'll call it donkey kong, or maybe donkey conk, if you will, the worst of the 24 industry groups. look at the diversified financials. the best, one of only six that are trading higher of the 24, within it the diversified financials, morgan stanley, bank of america. citi group all on the rise in the diversified financials. mule number three, take a look at the refiners here today. oh, my lord. 5.5% higher. versus decline in energy. energy the second worst performing sector. look within the refiners and you'll see valero, the biggest single-day move we've seen this year. really since back in december. there

but it's looking like christmas in colorado. the last day of summer brought snow to the mountains in the western part of the state. it was accompanied by plunging temperatures, that forced people to bundle up. >>> now, for this morning's weather from around the nation. in addition to the drenching rain across much of the south, there will be lighter scheuers and thunderstorms in the carolinas and virginia. thunderstorms in parts of florida. scattered showers across upstate new york and new england. and showers east of denver. >> 50 in colorado springs today. 64 in albuquerque. portland hits 93. highs in the upper 70s for chicago, detroit and st. louis, today. and a warm 80 in new york. 76 for boston. 77 in baltimore. >>> and coming up this morning, a new look at how the recession has changed american life. >>> plus, new information on children and swine flu. what type of vaccine is right for your child? >>> and the global good-bye. when you can see the full, final performance by the king of pop. still haven't tried activia? list

these people, you're going to focus on him right from jump street, and that is guy heinz. >> but it's not looking like that. >> but he has an electronic monitoring device. there's not many places down there to go. >> sean, let's button up this thing. we still have to put our heads around the fact that eight people are dead and the ninth that's in critical condition, i understand that's a small child that we're talking about. i didn't know that until today because the numbers here are just so amazing and so horrifying. what can you tell us about this child? what have we learn. >> a 3-year-old child, the 3-year-old of the 22-year-old female victim, this toddler is in serious condition in a local hospital. and one other thing, one of the -- the 17-year-old young man who was killed had downs syndrome. so whoever did this was a particularly vicious killer. but i do want to add one thing before i jump, guys. we're talking about looking at people's past and all those logical steps. i was up in idaho, those people who were murdered up there, they all had drugs in their past, and everybody thought that wa

forward to the day when we can look past race, but before we do so, we need to look at race andt clearly. jimmy carter did us a favor. and yet the president says this topic of race is like catnip for those of us in the media. >> yeah, well, what newspaper or website does jimmy carter report for? i mean, he is not the media, he brought this up and i'm glad he did because i do think there's an edge to the criticism. that is related to race, and i don't think it is the totality of the attacks on obama. the country is concerned about the economy, about all the government spending, legitimately concerned about a lot of things, but the question of legit macy, the question that he doesn't somehow deserve to be there, it is -- we have this continuerful kind of the warm national feeling in january during the inauguration, and i think there is a core, a nut, a group on the far right, but wherever you want to put them on the spectrum that has difficulty accepting him as president. >> but bush faced questions of legit macy, clinton faced questions of legit macy as well. >> but it was a litt

struck me about this and i have to hasten to say as a sociologists not based on the data but it certainly looks to me like it is mostly younger people who believe cspiracy theories about 9/1 or certainly who promote them actively in tell me if i am wrong, but that strikes me as that was the case, also the ce with the kennedy assassination. it was that generaion of people who came of age when dhat happened or maybe a little younger in the case of jfk because you recall in school when it happened thenven if you are fairly young you remember it but that is basicallthe generation for whom it was a real monumentally then, it's really draws the folks who believe in the conspiracy theory in both cases. >> guest: i think that is definitely true. the polls show that americans across all ages believe the bush administration was sieve-- involved in 9/11, either knew about it in advance and decided not to stop it or was actually involved in planning the event and those numbers go way up when you look at age and the majorit of americans age 18 to 29 believe these theories of this could mean that these theor

look at you! >> thank you. but to the punch and calls me a few days later and says, by the way, that party we're going to this weekend, i'm going to wear those fabulous earrings that we bought. how would you respond to that? >> wendy: i would tell her. straight talk on the show makes for great understanding. i think you can say it very nicely without ending the friendship, but that's not fair. why do you go shopping with her? [ laughter ] yeah. i mean -- >> i know, i'm going to make up excuses from now on. >> wendy: you know what, you do light shopping and heavy lunch. see -- >> or i don't buy anything. >> wendy: or you don't buy anything. and then you also don't point out what you love and then you go back and buy it. that way -- if you do it that way, you'll never have to say anything to her. >> got it. thank you. >> wendy: well, thank you! oh, wow. more "ask wendy" after the break. [ applause ] ♪ she's gonna be fine, we did find this. there's a five dollar bill inside your dog. - what should i do? - i'd go to ci

they're not in great shares, but that's what people are looking for, so going forward people can -- >> on a different -- no, i'm not laughing. i would never laugh at you unless you made a joke, and that was not a joke. but when you're talking about loans -- i don't think that was a joke. if you take a look on any other market day you would read the comments from stump saying non-performing loans, he didn't say they bottomed. the regions financial ceo said yesterday the second quarter was likely the peak for that, and stump did not. on any other market day the market would have taken that and would have gone lower. >> i think the quote was in the ballpark for the yankee fans that joe talks about in the world series and jorge pose dah, who guy was very proud of last night in his actions. but the bottom line is this company is going to show better earnings and what he's also saying is their cross-selling allows this company who is more diversified than a number of other guys in the space to actually be making money faster than everyone else. they do think they're going to pay back the ta

but look, and he should not have done it, and those of us defending him could say that, but the minuteemocrats telling it to republicans. whee thought booing george w. bush was tapes list -- tasteless and we denied it. -- denounced it. two wrongs do not make a right. sean: he said he is sorry. let's move on. >> by the way, the president did lie at that speech. it has to be brought up when they get before the chamber and live. -- lie. >> there are a lot of issues that presidents have gone into the chamber and told a white lie or explain something one way that did not turn out that way. he was absolutely not honest the other night -- he was totally honest. >> immigration is covered, abortions are covered, medicare is cut. >> there is a house bill, there is work in the senate that is not done yet. sean: so that bill, not the one that we read, is what we count on? >> there's a lot of work to come. and you know that you can center somebody for what wilson did. he did not apologize. . tylenol pm quiets the pain that keeps you awake. and helps you sleep, in a non-habit forming way. ♪ lean on

jfx at north avenue, traffic building but looking good in both directions at this time. k to you. >>> 6:46. you think what can go wrong with your car? your floor mat probably not on the list. >> but toyota says they can cause a deadly problem and it is issuing a major recall. linda so has the details. >> the recall affects some of the most popular models for toyota and lexus. this morning we're hearing the chilling 911 call made just moments before a california family was killed. the problem, shifting floor mats that jammed the brakes. >> 911 emergency, what are you you reporting? >> our accelerator is stuck. we're in trouble. there's no brakes! >> ok, and you don't have the ability to, like, turn the vehicle off? >> approaching the intersection! we're approaching the intersection! hold on. pray! >> the problem stems from driver-side floor mats that can move around and get stuck under the accelerator. the recall affects these car models, the toyota camry, ascra long -- avalon, prius, takoma tundra and three lexus models. owners should get rid of the floor mats immediately

good but you still stink. >> i totally agree with that bhu look tat, the s&p is projected to learn about $15 per share. up to about -- $17 in the fourth quarter. but craig was saying the same thing, the top line growth is not there. we're projecting an 11% decline in revenues. how long is this going to continue. are companies going to continue to beat estimates? the headline number is always looking good. are investors going to take a step back and be like ahey, where is the top line jut be the interesting thing is the first quarter of next year, we're finally going to start seeing real top-line growth. we're looking at 7.5% top-line growth for the first quarter of to 2010. maybe that's what the markets are looking ahead, maybe they're looking ahead but i think we're a little bit ahead of ourselves, but there does seem to be light tend of the tunnel. >> in a sense, that means the forecast is very important. a lot of people know we're going to get growth this quarter but it's going to be companies saying once we've normalized our inventory, what do

saturday looks good but looks like another round of rain is coming in sunday and monday. >>> 5:24. let's check the roads with kim. >> no, hold on. wait a minute. i know. don't worry about it. shake it off. today's "tech bytes" from new york. jeremy hubbard. good morning. >> reporter: in "tech bytes" -- an important milestone for facebook. the social networking site says it made more money than it spent in the last quarter. that doesn't necessarily mean it turned a profit yet but it is close. the company's founder and ceo says it sets facebook up to be a strong independent service for the long term. >>> and more good news for facebook users. the site will soon feature voice chat. members will be able to have conversations with anyone on their friends list and even nonfacebook users will be able to dial in. >>> apple and iphone ap store has many followers, now the federal government. agencies would be able to buy approved applications and services. part of the obama's push to modernize i.t. systems and help balance the budget for federal i.t. spending. >>> smart phones will soon be a

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a lot take place as scheduled, and there should -- it looks like there's a long way to go but it looks like it will be done. now to get back to the carter center's work in the last year some -- or so. we finished our 76 election in lebanon in april. this is one of our more difficult ones. you know how complex the system as. it was the first safe and free and fair election held in lebanon, everyone agrees, since at least 1972. and now the government is trying to put it back together based on the election results. so far they are still having some problems but as we do in almost every case, we stay in the country after the election is over. we do not walk out and leave a country. that was a very successful election. we also have scheduled to attend our fourth troubled and challenged election in kazakhstan. the other three may have been the three best ones. no corruption, no violation of rules and laws, totally safe and free, completely honest, and everybody except the results peacefully. and we are now planning for january of 2010 for the next election, but a lot has to be done before th