myers at the weather complex, and chad, what is going on with the weather? the sun looks like it is starting to peek out? >> well, only one fly in the ointment, and there is a thick cumulus cloud there above the palm trees, and if that cumulus deck is more than 4500-feet thick, that means there might be rain drops in the deck. the shuttle cannot fly through rain, and why? because if it is wet and then two seconds later it is high in the sky at below zero, clearly the water will freeze on the shuttle and freeze underneath the ceramic tiles. and over to the left, you will get rid of the cumulus deck and have weather like this, and it could not be better, and that is spectacular weather. if the weather is moving in like

chad is at the space center c e complex, and chad, it looks like the sun is peeking out a little bit? >> well, it is trying. as over9:54 though, the last update from nasa, it was still a code red no-go because of weather, because of the clouds above the flight right now still too thick. but let me show you what is coming. a much thinner cloud deck and you can see the blue sky through here, and you can begin to see the shadows through here, and as the cloud deck begins to move over the launch site, the clouds will get thicker and the no-go to turn to go and conditions turn to red just in time. i am telling you through the morning, we were no-go the whole morning and yesterday with the rain, we were of course no-go, but today and this afternoon, it is looking better and better every minute with this sunshine coming out, anderson. >> better get the sun block there, chad. we will continue to check with you in the two hours of coverage. i want to bring in presidential historian doug brinkley who is in austin this morning. you are obviously a presidential historian and covered the space pro

chad ocho cinco will try to fill the spot by randy moss. chad may need to change his name again.nd on defense they traded a fifth round to the redskins for albert hanesworth. he is one of the best in the game when he is motivated and in shape. if anybody can get these two guys to check their egos at the door, it will be bill belichick. >>> reggie bush will be taking his talents to south beach. after five seasons in new orleans, the saints have traded him to the dolphins. >>> baseball, carlos beltran didn't do much with the giants. >>> pablo sandoval did. he decided put it together to beat the phils 4-1. no beltran. no problem for the mets. they swept the reds for their fourth straight win in cincinnati. jason bay scored three with a base-clearing double in the fifth. you can't tell that they don't have a playoff spot by the way they're playing. to detroit, where frustration boiled over for the tigers chad penny. he got into it with victor martinez. i don't think they're discussing dinner plans. petty unhappy about the way martinez was playing the game. they both were wrong. tiger

if you're around chad, it is intoxicating. >> i'm pumped up about it. dirty work, it is nasty, but it is good, man. >> reporter: all in all, a pretty good haul today. there is about one ton of trash in this boat alone. since he started, chad and 70,000 volunteers have collected more than 7 million pounds of garbage. including some pretty weird stuff. >> a thousand refrigerators, 80,000 tires, 400 propane tanks, hundreds of tv sets. cars, trucks, vans. >> reporter: there is always one shoe. where is the other shoe at? 47 couches, 49 lawn mowers, 71 messages in a bottle and lots of bowling balls. or shall we say gutter balls. >> there is bowlers, i swear they throw them off bridges. i think they have bad games and they throw them. i like doing a positive thing. i think this is part of serving the country. >> reporter: chad's passion for the environment doesn't stop at the river's edge. he pledged to plant 1 million trees. all of hopes of losing his job one day, meaning the dirty work is done. ron mott, nbc news, paducah, kentucky. >>> that's our broadcast

chad meyers for us. chad, good to see you as always.>> it's seven minutes past the hour. now we turn to our sound effects, and today it is the u.s. labor market. have you seen this yet? the numbers are out and they are not pretty. the economy added just 18,000 jobs last month. that is far fewer than what's predicted by those economists out there, and also it's far fewer than needed for a meaningful job recovery. the jobless rate, that unemployment rate, also went up from 9.1 to 9.2%. here now, the president. >> today's job report confirms what most americans already know. we still have a long way to go and a lot of work to do to give people the security and opportunity that they deserve. we've added more than 2 million new private sector jobs over the past 16 months, but the recession cost us more than 8 million. and that means that we still have a big hole to fill. >> the president now searching for a grand bargain with republicans in congress to slash deficits while raising the nation's debt ceiling. if the ceiling is not raised by au

i have done work at chad. a lock down facility. we are approaching young men they are incarcerated than attend the csu colleges. we become the keepers of the cages. very serious statistic. as an educator. i came out on a radio show not too long ago. an interviewer kept insisting being part of a gang like al-qaeda. that dehumanizes. i have spoken to so many of these students. when he shared that with me. i said, i refuse to go there. it perpet utes that paradigm. our paradigm changes ladies and gentlemen. what i would like to do is this. i want to pull the lens back to use that metaphor. what's feeding that monster. to think strategically. if anything, if you leave here today, you will leave with my accent. one last thing. i do speak to children an awful lot. i have a doctorate. education has meant more for me. i am under no illusion. i also know that having a doctorate doesn't confir wisdom. when people made fun of me. i remember me mom coming home. foreign long speaking. >> we had beans at breakfast, lunch and dinner. bean pudding

and chad sweet worked both in the cia and homeland security. welcome. me start with you, michael, if i can. should we have any faith in this claim that we're close to defeating al qaeda? >> i think we should have zero faith in it, sir. it's one of those things that when i was in college the jesuits taught me to never lie about anything. but if you lied about something, don't lie about something people can check. and if you simply pay attention to the open source material and look at the expansion of al qaeda since 2001, they now have operational platforms in half a dozen places -- >> let me interrupt you while you're saying that, and we're going to bring up a map because i want you to explain this but i want people to be able to look at it at the same time you're saying that. in 2001 tell me where they were and then tell me where they are now. >> in terms of large operational bases at 9/11, they had afghanistan. to plan, to recruit, to store material, to train, to strategize in safety. today they still have part of afghanistan. they have a big swath of

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chad reed in first place. he was airborne. lost control of his bike and fell from 50 feet before hitting the ground. luckily, he was okay. in fact, he was good to go. got back on his bike, continued the race. another look at the crash. when asked what was going through his mind, he said he was just hoping not to land on his head. it's good to see chad has his priorities in line. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> as i pick up my jaw. >>> who is saying what over mark anthony and j. lo's divorce? your early morning entertainment headlines straight ahead. >>> plus, love is a many splendored thing, but can it save lives? you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this wednesday. temperatures are still similar to yesterday. haven't really changed much. 105 in vegas is typical. boise, nice beautiful day for you at 85 and sunny. pacific northwest, one of the only locations in the country seeing below average temperatures. only 67 in seattle. slight chance of a few sprinkles. portland at 70.

and right, chad?dy all morning long. we knew we only had a 30% of it going and a 70% chance of it not going. literally, guys, we had a 35-minute window where it was green. the rest of the day it was red and it's still red. it looks great there. that's where the shuttle went off, but you turn around over here, and those are cumulus clouds going straight up. we're hearing thunder and lightning over here. clearly we would never be able to fly the shuttle right now. but for literally 20 minutes, we were good. we were groan aeen and it was r to go. and it was centered right over 11:30. and they shot it off and boy, it looks great. it was a fantastic shot from here. a lot of bleary eyes. this place opened at 2:00 a.m. we were seeing little 5-year-olds getting walked down here. and they're all probably in the car asleep on the way back to orlando or to their hotel. >> people were bleary eyed because the place opened at 2:00 in the morning. i met guys who came all over the uk. but they were already emotional.

chad, thank you very much. and watching this drama unfold and an expert on all things house and senate as well. speak of the senate we've got mike lee from the republican from the fine state of utah joining us. how likely, do you think, senator we'll make the deadline on the 2nd. >> based on what i'm hearing, keep in mind the rumor mill recycles every 60 to 90 minutes these days. >> neil: actually 60 to 90 seconds. >> that, too. i'm sensing we'll likely get the debt limit raised by tuesday, but it's still too early to tell and folks today, house will be voting in just the next couple of hours. >> neil: you're wasting your time with that bill, though? that's a variation of the reid measure i guess they're going to contemplate after midnight, to shoot it down, just as he and the senator shut down the house measure. tit for tat. >> i don't know what they'll do in the house, you'll have to ask them for information. >> mitch mcconnell keeps coming up, that he has a backup plan maybe revisit the one that calls or giv

chad is looking up and getting a sense of whether this is going to happen. chad?ok down a little bit ago. i could see my shadow. what happens when a weatherman sees his shadow? there must be a joke somewhere. that window we had quickly closed up. variable skies. if we can get a beautiful window, a nice clear area right around that 11:26 to 11:30 something. they still have a couple of minutes leeway either way of that. otherwise the shuttle can't catch up to the international space station. it's going too fast. why that one window in the first place. love to launch a half an hour ago, it was beautiful but if you did, the shuttle would be in the wrong spot. the internet space station on the other side of the world and the shuttle would be trying to catch it. like giving jimmie johnson a five lap lead and they would never catch up with the guy. we will wait for it as the sun comes out. that will warm the atmosphere. it could burn some clouds off. we are still hopeful here. we have been looking at radar. doesn't look too bad right now. i'm still smiling about this for

chad reed in first place. he was airborne.ol of his bike and fell 50 feet before hitting the ground. luckily, he was okay. in fact, he was good to go. got back on his bike, continued the race. another look at the crash. when asked what was going through his mind, he said he was just hoping not to land on his head. it's good to see chad has his priorities in line. that's your first look at sports. >>> and now for another quick look at the weather, here's bill. >> hence the reason why i don't do motocross. >> and why i just walk everywhere i go. >> s slowly in the heat. >>> we have rear conditions in the east. philadelphia got nailed by thunderstorms. how it is clear, you still have moisture in the ground from the storms yesterday, and that will add more humidity to your day. so 94 in philly today. and this isn't even really the hot weather. we're not under warnings, just advisories. d.c. today at 95. we're a little cooler up in new england, but temperatures still in the upper 80s to low 90s. tomorrow is when things really crank

chad myers keeping a close on this.t. >>> plus this -- >> if you come in here and do something that's kind of out of the ordinary, i'm going to key on that. and that's pretty much what i the did with this kid. >> this kid is this guy, an awol muslim american soldier, and what he did and wanted to do, it's frightening. we're learning more about how his sordid plans to kill his fellow troops. stay here. at liberty mutual, we know how much you count on your car and how much the people in your life count on you. that's why we offer accident forgiveness, man: good job. where your price won't increase due to your first accident. we also offer a hassle-free lifetime repair guarantee, where the repairs made on your car are guaranteed for life or they're on us. these are just two of the valuable features you can expect from liberty mutual. plus, when you insure both your home and car with us, it could save you time and money. at liberty mutual, we help you move on with your life. so get the insurance responsible drivers like you

some, he says, chad myers, some.k to me about how hot it will get, sir. >> today heat index is -- heat indices is about 120 in some spots. which means you can't sweat and lose that heat. that's what the sweat does. it wants to evaporate and cool you down. if it can't evaporate, you don't cool down whatsoever. yesterday in owensboro, kentucky, hottest spot on the entire map, 126 degrees. >> what do you do? just don't go outside. some people don't have the choice. that's the thing. >> correct. when i lived in buffalo 30 years ago, we didn't have air condition. i didn't know what it was. one person on the entire block had air condition, and they were the rich people. really, you have to make sure you have water, make sure the pets have water, a fan. if the fan is blowing 104 degree air on you, that's almost defeating the purpose, isn't it? >> absolutely. >> it's going the wrong way. it's even heating you back up. you need something, and typically it's a mall or maybe a movie that can help you out. right now the weather

denmark's border barriers are coming back with costumes chad's designed to tackle drug smuggling and illegal immigration but it's an e.u. colleagues to say it violates the cornerstone of european unity. and levy and officials say the arms embargo has been breached again as boats from qatar carrying weapons for the rebels are reportedly intercepted so far france is the only nation in chad mid supplying arms to take it off the force is. time now for sports of data and it seems money can buy you happiness and your right to come for a footballer call this time as he wants to leave the city despite being on an incredible three hundred thousand dollars a week for why in a second person he got reaction. from the corporate america which is finally sprung to life. hello there you watch the sport here in our city and these are the headlines. i want this city strike you call this time to leave the club again. while chile come from behind mexico to talk bag report that corporate america. making about three new schools who might be the sochi winter games in twenty forty. but first the cities stri

chad reed. >> ooh. that happened to me last wednesday. >> did it really?g to so fast. >> i don't know but i came down with a thud. >> can you imagine being in mid- air and your bike is just too far to grab the handlebars, i mean, what do you do, right? you look for some grass or a softer landing. god bless those guys, i hope they make a lot of money ,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today.

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to our producer for the house, chad, what can we expect? >> well, from last night. epic fail, two words from here. what's interesting in the past 24 hours, to watch what john boehner was saying yesterday morning. walked into a meeting of the house republican conference and said i'm a happy warrior and sent everybody home. the house was initially planning on being in. everybody got out of washington and toward the end. legislative day, the speaker made sort of a rare appearance on the house floor at that point in the day, came down and sort of gave this shakespearean battle cry speech telling he was for cut, cap and balance and fight for their position and everything went dark and scrambling trying to figure out what that meant. at an impasse or what was going on. we now know that they wanted to make sure that the markets were closed about they came out and said he was walking away from the talks, the markets didn't collapse and asia didn't explode sunday night and coming away from the talks and we're not going to say anything right now to further imperil the markets

. >>> let's bring in our meteorologist, chad meyers.e hear there is relief coming for the firefighters. >> humidity is moving back in to areas for the first time in nine months. they have something called a monsoon season, and the wind changes direction and you get humidity that comes back up. every day you get a thunderstorm or two. we saw the thunderstorms in phoenix yesterday. now, they are not in new mexico, yet. but we get closer and closer. we had flooding in las vegas overnight from rain that has not happened for, like, nine months. when the monsoon is over, it's over. there is more weather and showers storms offer to the east. if you will head to the fireworks displays over parts of tennessee, and maybe even towards the carolinas, you will see thunder and lightning, and maybe some of it enough to put delays into your plans, maybe. here's the story for the southwest. every little county that you see here has some type of burn ban, even into types of florida. most of the burn bans also include fire work bans. before you do anythin

chad reed. >> ooh. that happened to me last wednesday. >> did it really?were you going to so fast. >> i don't know but i came down with a thud. >> can you imagine being in mid- air and your bike is just too far to grab the handlebars, i mean, what do you do, right? you look for some grass or a softer landing. god bless those guys, i hope they make a lot of money because when you're 60. >> for the love of it. >> a lot of passion. >> yeah. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get alon

first they got defensive line man haines worth and chad as well from the bengals.ts sending a kim draft pick to pick up chad. very quick feet with the denies move. and moves on to the patriots and head coach belichick. interesting mix of personalities. very different. >> with randy and chad. >> lord of the dance. >> yes. >> belichick very serious guy. different. that's this edition of the news. for all of us hear, thanks for watching. appreciate your time. hope to see you again in one hour over on the big 7. goodbye for now

chad agree reachcd got back on his motorcycle and finished fifth. in a motocross event.gain chad reed doing his thing. >>catherine: i cannot believe that he did not break anything. >>jacqueline: i cannot believe that he did not break anything. >> gary: those guys are amazing. and also to meet with the president. the giants. >> i would rather fix the economy and hugged cody ross that as part of the traditional thing. he is terrific but it is great that president obama.... i am home without a job and the giants are going to be honored and obama is going to shake a blopablos' hand. >>catherine: stay with us more news after the break. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record f

chad writes that it was a close vote for the g.o.p.south carolina, trey from south carolina. tom latham from iowa. boehner's best friend in the house, they were in case of emergency break glass votes. scott gowdy were sitting on the democratic side of the aisle looking up at the board as the votes were being counted. not voting until the republicans were sure they had enough votes. house majority whip kevin mccarthy stood right next to them throughout the entire vote. you see how close this was. all of them were no votes. latham was the final g.o.p. no vote casting his b

and goodbye off chad billingsly no. 9. panda 1 nothing giants.en with 4 runs in the sixth. ross 2 run double. and that opens up a 5 nothing cushion on and vogel is terrific. right now the giants lead 5 toing in and they are in the eighth. a's night off. in chicago sweltering heat gets the best of holiday. 91 degrees daytime temp. he changed jersey and then just flat out had to leave with heat exhaustion in the fifth. it is his shortest outing in more than two years. he just wanted to keel over. the cubs beat phillies by score of 6-1. they get closer and closer to a deal. nfl owner and player union gear up for the possible end of a look out maybe at the end of this week. then after that you have limited period of free agency that would begin then training camp would open up right after. that we are talking about a matter of daisy. boom boom boom. players brought in to look over proposal again tomorrow with pre-veiling attitude one of cautious optimism now. >> as far as the optimistic thing goes. nobody cheers for you at mile 25 of a marathon. you

let's go to chad myers right now. what have you found out?ke, a 7.8, a significant shake here, but it is about 30 miles deep into the ocean. that means 30 miles of padding. when we had the big tsunami in japan, that was just a couple of miles deep, so the entire bottom of the earth shook, so the water moved a lot. here's australia right here and there's a big fault line right through here. and that point, right there on that fault line north of new zealand right there is where the shake happened. i'll get rid of this and get you into the fault lines itself, and where australia is, a big country right through here. along the fault line here, here's new zealand, wellington here, the northern island here. this is a subduction zone, two pieces of land, one going under another. the two plates, you know the plates we call them, one plate going under another. all of a sudden one shook, and really almost the exact type of shake and quake that they had in japan with the big tsunami there. but being deeper than the one here, we don't think there'll be

chad myers here to answer some questions. i can't get over the pictures of all the dead fish. horrific it is there. talk to me about don. will they get the rain? >> texas is worse right now than the dust bowl. >> wow. >> know the pictures and all the old film of the dust bowl. will they get rain? yes. will they get a lot? no. why? because the storm is moving quite quickly. the storm is moving at 15 miles per hour. it's growing in size, 45 miles per hour. it's not forecast at all to be a hurricane, and that's good. there's not one model that i've looked at all day that forecasts it to become a hurricane but somewhere between corpus christi and probably brownsville that makes landfall late, late tomorrow night, after midnight friday night, early saturday morning. what's the problem? look at the deficit. look at how much rain austin needs just to get back to normal, 11 inches. san antonio 12 and houston 16, and we're not going to see that kind of rainfall because although it's a great little tropical storm, that's exactly what you need, the tropical storm is moving at 20 miles pe

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another xponsive city is the capital of chad in n'djamena. and rounding out the top three, we have to go to sao paulo, brazil. one interesting theme out of this year's mercer survey, there's been a clear jump for australia. five of its major cities all vaulted higher, including sydney and melbourne. they moved up between 10 and 40 notches from last year. >> housing in australia is certainly very expensive. ramy, tell us, what's the top five most expensive cities in the world? you said lowanda is number one. >> tokyo comes in at number two. tokyo held the same ranking last year, number three as i mentioned is the capital of chad. but at number four, is moscow, russia. it's keeping its ranking from last year, expensive housing for foreign workers, played a big part in keeping moscow near the top of the league. rounding out the top five, we have to go to geneva, switzerland. the cheapest city to live in, we have to go to karachi, pakistan. they're about one-third cheaper than living in lowanda. >>> we have to go to break. >>> welcome back. you'r

chad reed. 50 feet in the air.ou figure something would ache. >> something would break. >> he goes down and then he knot back on his bike and finished in fifth place. i just -- when you watch it, you have to be crazy to do that. >> yeah. we would be lying there for a while. >> i brought you in. i should say, if it was me. jackie might get up. >> i don't know about that. looks like he landed perfectly to not die. >>> good night everybody. [ laughter ] hello parents, it's going to be a big school year. your kids are going to climb rope. they're going to have a year long tug war with the ceiling. and by the time they get out of 8th grade, they're going to do it with sweat on their brow and achievement in their hearts. so, this is what they're gonna need: running shoes, t-shirts, tube socks, fruit cups, cheese sticks, energy bars, rope climbing gloves, rope burn ointment, and a jump drive. not sure what that is, but they're gonna be jumpin'. school takes a lot. target has it all.

chad was talking about that. back in may the power grid serving most of the region served 148 megawatts. yesterday that grid produced more than 150,000 megawatts. i am joined by the senior pv of operations. how many customers do you serve? >> 58 million customers are in the area. >> how are you doing in terms of power? do you have enough power? >> yes, at this point, we believe that there is adequate capacity to serve all of the customer needs on the grid at this point. >> give me an idea of the situation. are you at peak capacity or do you have room here to play with? >> this is the kind of week that we plan years for in advance to make sure the infrastructure is in place, and we train all year long to be prepared and everything is running well, and the grid is holding up, and we expect not to have any brownouts in the foreseeable future. >> you say you train. what type of training do you do to avoid a brownout. >> should a generation fail or a transformer fail, being able to react to that, to redirect the power

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chad is the producer here and monitoring how the house is going through with this . i guess, chet, the house starts kicking harry reid's camp down the road. >> they are going to do a bill that harry reid hasn't sent over to the house. but it was a proposal he cooked up that was not passed by the senate and it is the reid bill it is from the republican congressman from california . this is elements of what harry reid put together. it is tit for tat. >> house passed the bill and reid killed it and they will kill what reid proposed. >> they are voting on a shell bill. >> like what you are doing atime. >> and there is no way it will pass. they are doing it under suspension of the rules. meaning you need a super majority to pass it. this is no way it will get that. a lot of democrats don't like the proposal. >> where is this going? >> what is interesting is that the house and senate are talking past one another and not closer to forging a deal. the last hope is harry reid trying to get seven or eight republican senators involved. lisa murkowski of alaska and get them to s

. >> jimmy: chads. >> steve: anybody. >> jimmy: chads?ke to be clad in plaid. >> jimmy: people that wear plaids. it's only $12. you get it for people. you can get it for people you don't even like. [ laughter ] and you got to get them a present. you go "oh, i hate that guy." you get him this thing. "hey, thank you for being you, buddy." [ laughter ] >> steve: throw it on his -- >> jimmy: throw it down his throat. throw a brick through his window and then -- and then throw the book through the hole. >> steve: exactly, and -- [ laughter ] and chain all the doors shut, gasoline all around -- >> jimmy: no, no! think about it. think about it before you do it. we've got a big show tonight, you guys. the great glenn close is here! [ cheers and applause ] i love glenn close! so fun. so fun, so cute. i love glenn close. from "x-men: first class," the beautiful zoe kravitz is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] the number one movie. number one. oh. also, animal expert jeff musial is here. [ cheers and applause ] he's got a bunch of cool-looking an

chad hamilton, a food and wellness expert is here to show us an easy and delicious way to do just that. nice to see you. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me again. >> chad, your business is health by hamilton, but you're not a nutritionist, so tell us what you do to help people? >> i teach people about food in its most raw, common sense. not about its isolated parts, its minerals and vitamins, but what i talk about is what we don't know. >> and today you're going to show us how to make a delicious smoothie using whole foods. >> this is a very hydrated smoothie. we're in the summertime, d.c. swamp, a beautiful place to be, but a lot of people still forget to hydrate properly. so what we want to do is make it a little bit fun, make it tasty, make it a little bit more available for children, for adults, for everyone. so what we want to do is take some cherries, some lime, about a cup of cherries. >> and a whole lime? >> one entire lime. all its edible parts. >> the whole nithing. about four or five sprigs of mint. >> including the stems? >> everything in there. >> next up, we ha