red cross. it is a little bit retro because years ago, you did actually joined the red cross. we would like to create a movement where people meet each other, where they social network, where they talk about their volunteer experiences or the experiences they had in classrooms. . . keep an eye out for me. when i get my facebook back up, you could absolutely all friend me. >> we move on to the swine flu, also known as h1n1. has planning for swine flu become a bigger priority than planning for a natural disaster? >> i would say they are equal priority. we are in communication with the cdc on a regular basis to make sure we're there to help disseminate information, that we can do community outreach to prevent the spread of the virus. we're also talking about preparedness to stop the spread of h1n1. we are focusing probably equal amounts on both, and our plan is to be there when the cdc needs us, whether it is tear sheets in the community or posting information online. email that i mentioned earlier

what is your group's role in the red cross work internationally?are part of the international federation of red cross and red crescent society. there are 186 members. believe it or not, collectively, we have ninety-seven million volunteers. it is the largest humanitarian effort in the world, and we work with our sister organizations in case there is a global disaster. during the earthquakes in china, we had people on the ground in china, we coordinated temporary housing. during the tsunami we coordinated with our sister organization to make sure they got funds, that the american public was so generous with. we are part of the federation, we work closely together, we have great relationships. i have met many of my colleagues, and we are very proud to be part of this world wide humanitarian organization. >> we are almost out of time. before i asked last question we have a couple important matters to take care of. let me remind members of our future speakers. on july 24th, congressman john conyers, democrat from michigan and chair of the house judicia

see, that's the cross right there. that's the so-called golden cross.olden calf, golden cross. now, according to dan fitzpatrick as you know is our go to chartist. in addition to being my colleague at realmoney.com, where i'm chairman and also a frequent guest on "fast money," technicians love to see this pattern, because this confirms a bullish trend. now let's back out to the longer view. technically a golden cross happens whenever a shorter term moving average crosses a longer term, one from below to above, i know, i know, i know it's like get out the golden trail, this could be a 10-day moving average crossing a 20-day moving average. there's no magic to the numbers, there's just the cross. the point for technicians is it shows the shorter term trajectory is aligned with the longer term and then voila what you should have been doing three months ago you're doing now. here's the problem. and you can see right on the chart. if you waited for the golden cross before you decided to trust the rally, well, you'd be four months late and a fist full of doll

that is the way people begin to address the american red cross -- to trust the american red cross brandhink it did. it was extraordinary that we were able to reduce our deficit so much in just nine months. it was one of the crazy things i've ever doneç starting a campaign with $0 starting out. as i said, the public-interest -- the public came through for us and the gifts were amazing. >> you think that president obama's focus on volunteering will translate into more donations for charities? >> i think it will translate not only into more donations, but more volunteers. we have over 500,000 volunteers of the american red cross and we do what we do so well because of the volunteer force. i am optimistic that it will translate into additional donations, but i am also optimistic that it will translate into more volunteers. >> what are blood donations like as up compared to monetary donations? >> meaning, what is it like to donate blood? [laughter] those are incredibly valued as well. we provide 43% of the nation's blood supply and it is a very important element of our mission. when people

susie de-francis, chief of public affairs for the american red cross and a guest of our speaker. alicia perenta a reporter at radio network and an adjunct journalism professor at georgetown university and a member of the national press club. jerry de-francisco, president of humanitarian services of the american red cross and a guest of our speaker. skipping over the podium. angela greiling-king, reporter from bloomberg and a speaker of the press club committee. skipping over our guest for a moment, jeff dufour, which is for the washington examiner and the speaker's committee member who organized today's luncheon. thank you very much, jeff. linda mathis, chief executive officer for the american red cross of the national capitol area and a guest of our speaker. ann woog, producer, a morning show on wmal and a member of the national press club. allegra hassan, producer for cbn news and a member of the national press club and finally, al ilsley, founding editor and editor-at-large the hill newspaper and a long time national press club member. [applause] >> when gail mcgovern took ove

the cross stays. so they obviously realize they were crossing the line. cross, cross.ave it. >> very good. >>> it is almost tamron, 4:00 on the east coast. here is what we have coming up at the top of the hour. president obama is expected to talk about health care at some point. it was added to the president's schedule at the last minute. as soon as it happens, we will bring it to you live. >>> south carolina governor mark sanford's communication director and spokesman quits his job. what will sanford do over hthe latest callses for him to resign over money. >>> sonia sotomayor is picking up support from some republicans. we'll tell you which one. >>> and goldman sachs just reported a huge profit for the second quarter, but according to analysts, there's a reason. they have been manipulating the market since the great depression according to these analysts. all that ahead on msnbc. 4m4m

is that crossing the line?hing msnbc. so many arthritis pain relievers -- i just want fewer pills and relief that lasts all day. take 2 extra strength tylenol every 4 to 6 hours?!? taking 8 pills a day... and if i take it for 10 days -- that's 80 pills. just 2 aleve can last all day. perfect. choose aleve and you can be taking four times... fewer pills than extra strength tylenol. just 2 aleve have the strength to relieve arthritis pain all day. >>> welcome back. small businesses are closing. unemployment is rising and there's no end in sight when it comes to what some are calling the great recession. >> and tamron, in today's "wall street journal," none other than karl rove made the case that president obama overpromised. rove says the president ignored good advice and is hope tg voters will forget. he writes he has answered his critics by creating strong man arguments. many of his critics didn't feel that way. they offered and he almost ignored. matt, karl rove is never one to create these arguments, is he? n

the red cross is dealing with trying to house the displaced residents. >> the red cross will continue to be there to help people after disasters like fires. we are really relying on assistance from our financial donors and volunteers to make that happen. >> the red cross is trying to find homes for 11 people. several people are in the hospital after an accident this morning. a driver refused to stop. an officer said he was doing speed enforcement detail on the beltway near route 10 when the driver of a vehicle failed to yield. the driver crashed into another vehicle, causing a chain reaction. three people are being treated at shock trauma, including the driver, who police say suffered life-threatening injuries. police have identified the boy struck and killed while crossing the road less night. he is 12-year-old joseph hudson. the car struck him while he was crossing the street and then veered out of control. two people had to be rescued from their cars. the accident might have resulted from pedestrian error. as president obama continues his first trip to africa as president, at home

military please contact the international red cross to inform the international red cross in advance about our military operations against marco terrorists. for the international red cross to help in create a links of confidence with the communities living in these areas especially with indigenous communities and for them not to displace as a consequence of our voluntary operations -- military operations. we have succeeded in creating minds of confidence between the military and the community. one example i remember five years ago i visited this area. with the chiefs in these communities said to me, mr. president, we cannot trust the people in uniform. there were guerrillas. this morning we see people in uniform they were paramilitary and this morning before your visit we've received a new delegation of people they said they are soldiers. we cannot ask. that day we created in this friendly discussion with the indigenous community that feel of the liaison of confidence. we appointed a in the army of the line of confidence in and it has built a lot of confidence in this area. now we wa

there are so many cross currents going on. one of the things that was interesting to me from jim cooper, the moderate from tennessee, he said this time around compared to '93/'94 when he was in the congress, much less hostility from the interest groups and providers, but more hostility from average people absorbing the information on cable television, on talk radio, from the blogs, and that presents a different kind of challenge for memberses. >> john, also interesting but not surprising, obama's ratings go down to 53%, that seems spooky, but if you compare it to clinton at this time, was at 45% and george w. was at 54%. he is still riding higher, comparatively. >> reporter: he is still riding high. he is high in the polls for likability. peter hart, the pollster who does the journal poll conducted outside of baltimore, you still have the reservoir for the hope for obama's administration. they were all calling him by his first name, i voted for barack. hes not out of gas at this point. we are at a tough point in the debate. >>

did that republican congressman cross the line?i think there's some political motivation there, but i think a lot of people are wanting the president to issue an apology. he used a prime time press conference to accuse the police of acting stupidly and now that we have more information, maybe an apology is warranted. >> they're going to a meeting, if you can say you're sorry and we know people say it all the time, and don't mean it and would repeat it, they're going to talk this out. but i want to talk about this republican congressman, is that crossing the line? >> i don't think, i think there's more people than him that want the president -- >> with the problems we have in this country, we have a congressman saying tlrkd be a resolution that the president should have to apologize -- come on. please. don't say this is a gray area. before we go -- >> let me finish. you're not going to accuse me and talk like that to me. i don't think this is the time, but a lot of people -- do want the president to apologize and given what's happen

>> we are part of the international federation of red cross and red cross societies. collectively we have 97 million volunteers. this is the largest humanitarian effort in the world. we work with people even if there is -- a global disaster. during the earthquakes in china we were there and we gave temporary housing. during the summit, we made certain that the sister organization gave -- received funding. we have worked very closely and we have great relationships and i have met many of my colleagues and we are very proud to be part of this world wide humanitarian organization. >> we're almost out of time before i ask the last question, we have a couple of important matters. let me remind the members of the future speakers. we will have john conyers, the chair of the house judiciary committee. on july 27, congressman barney frank from massachusetts, the chairman of the house financial services committee and on july 29, john kerry from massachusetts and the leader of the senate committee on foreign relations. and i would like to present a guest with the coveted npc mug

please identify the boy killed while crossing the road. he is 12-year-old joseph hudson of northeast baltimore. the car veered out of control, hitting several other cars. police believed it may have resulted from pedestrian error. >>> president obama is heading home from africa after his first trip to the continent as president. despite the many stops on this tour, one issue has not left his side, the nation's struggling economy. >> and donna, president obama was treated like royalty by the people -- in ghana he was greeted -- treated like royalty. at home, the president's approval numbers are slipping as republicans hammer him and his party on their stimulus efforts. >> they promised you that if you pay for their stimulus, jobs will be created immediately. >> with unemployment now at 9.5%, the president is facing pressure to explain results that so far have been modest, at best. >> the recovery act was not designed to work in four months. it was designed to work over two years. we also knew that it would take some time for the money to ge

to cross you would have to step out around the train to do so. they also saying many riders cross in a of hurry and there are curves on both sides of the tracks here, on both sides of this light rail stop, making it very difficult to see trains coming in either direction. so while they say it is very rare that someone is ever hit crossing the tracks, riders say they have seen plenty of near misses. mta officials are here on scene. they are still investigating and at that point the tracks are still open and operating on schedule. we'll have more details on this incident tonight for you at 10:00. reporting live in mount washington, melinda roeder, fox 45 news. >>> police are trying toified eye a witness in the deaths of two teenagers by late rail two weeks ago. police use video to capture a witness. police say he's not in trouble in anyway, they just want to get that information. >> our detectives would like to sit down and talk to him about what he saw, what he experienced that day. >> the bodies of jared peterson and kyle wankmyer, were discovere

>>reporter: today people cross the same intersection unaware of the tragic accident. while in hudson's neighborhood, kids share their photos and video. they remember the good times and try not to place blame. >> it's not nobody's fault. that's just how god wanted him to go. >> i think he's in a better place. i know deep in my heart i can keep him right there, so i'm okay. >>reporter: the victim, joe hudson, attended middle school. he was supposed to go into the 8th grade this fall. >>> a baltimore county man escaped injury when a fire ripped through his home. the fire first seen by neighbors. >> she said mommy, there's something orange outside. i came and it was on fire. >> the blaze broke out around 4:00 today. it burned through the roof of a -story house. the first fire crew quickly realized no 1 was in the house and went to war getting the fire under control. neighbors say the devastation was clear. >> we saw the smoke from here. as we go closer we could see the flames. >> 1 firefighter is being treated for minor injuries. the fire did not spread to any adjacent ho

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he spent a few minutes over the border crossing before retreating. he was surrounded by supporters and reporters. police were nearly to arrest him if he went any further. supporters gathered in a city near the point where he crossed into honduras. police fired on that crowd and a cnn correspondent says two people were wounded. secretary of state hillary clinton called the trip reckless. >>> people who live near daytona beach got quite the scare from a sudden tornado. it hit three mobile home parks here in port orange, florida, last night. the tornado ripped roofs off the homes and scattered a bunch of debris. seven homes are destroyed and 163 homes damaged. a minor injury was reported. >>> lily the five-legged chihuahua has a normal member of paws. a north carolina woman paid the former owner $4,000 to make sure lily wasn't an exhibit. then she footed the bill to have a vet remove the extra leg. a coney island freak show owner wanted to buy lily and put down a $1,000 deposit. the north carolina woman' bid won out and the drama is not over yet. the si

seven >>> virginia republicans are crossing lines to throw their support behind creigh deeds. they were all former state senators and delegates. monday, a well-known democrat crossed the line as well, throwing support behind bob mcdonnell. >>> today at the fifth annual diversity fair, attendees were told how they can use their bilingual squills to it -- bilingual skills to their advantage. >>> an 85-foot blue spruce and arizona will stand outside of the u.s. capitol this christmas. the superintendent through the arizona choose between the finalists. he said that chosen praepostor trumped -- the chosen tree's trunk is 27 inches in diameter. the capitol christmas tree comes from a different state every year. >>> we always learn something new here. what do you have? >> every day, there have been mostly to the west.odtloos t the lierupoppler 7,er showers dns srm stillin gg noo we. it ison crorossing east of virginia, jefferson unty oacolech g het, wtown, and off to t onfr ofr dulles. i think theers i still a low-en potential for ss rmpotothe p-up locally, but most will stay off to

>> plus, did one senator cross the line during questioning?people talking about it. >>> and president obama commends a senate committee for reaching a milestone decision on health care reform, but he's still pushing hard for changes to the system. >>> and number 18. there's another ethics complaint against sarah palin. all this as she injects herself into a national debate over energy policy. good afternoon, everybody. i'm david schuster, live in washington. >> i'm tamron hall, live in new york. the big picture for us today, judge sotomayor's third day in front of the senate. more questions about her record and role of ethnicity and gender and the law. though very little about her actual record on the bench. republicans appeared unconvinced by her explanation of her wise latina remark. we just saw a short time ago, senator al franken wrap up his questioning of judge sotomayor. she will go behind closed doors to answer a few more questions, presumely about her health. she has suffered from diabetes since a child. today, senator john cornyn of t

you are crossing the bridge at speed.und 95, delays getting past the prince william parkway and through lorton and springfield. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> all right. let's take a look at what is ahead this morning on fox 5 morning news. >> coming up at 7:00 being not only is metro going to join us to talk about the latest train troubles but u.s. forces on the front line in afghanistan. 'll find out the late of the developments there. is it time if a shift in strategy and what kind of changes might we see. >>> coming up at 8:00 be a quick trip to beantown for less than i good meal at your favorite restaurant or a dream vacation to ireland if a few hundred dollars. we'll take a look at great travel deals out there. also ahead at 8:00, we'll introduce to you chloe and kit kat, the chihha and kitten are the best of friends and a good example of how the tough economic times are taking their toll on cats but this is a gd story. we'll find out how you can help the two start a new life together. >>> fox 5 is

walking, crossing the road might define risk to some. the war risk has been somewhat abused year. -- the word risk. yes, we don't want to see some of but risks that some of the banks have gone into, bank of scotland being a perfect example, and the big ones and the u.s., too. but are you saying they haven't taken those kinds of risks -- >> are you saying you haven't taken -- they haven't taken those kinds of risks? >> exactly. they have kept themselves above board and they have always been fairly risk averse to some of the estimates of the beds have bought into. they kept themselves on the right side. >> another quick question, if i may. u.s. and mr. jim rogers saying this rather proves perhaps the bailouts were not necessary. what is your view? >> yes, i think in the case of goldman sachs, it probably wasn't. in all of these situations there is a tendency to go over the top, overreacts, the stock market does the same thing. but for the majority, the bailouts were necessary. we would be at a far worse a jewish and today had been not occu

has he crossed the line?he has not. >> when he says barack obama is an angry black man, does that cross the line? >> you said that president obama was trying to elevate the debate. he's the one that made this a political issue by saying the police acted stupidly. >> but isn't rush limbaugh now making this a race issue? to say that's what president obama is? how's it possibly anything else? >> if anybody ought to be talking about this and arguing, it's rush limbaugh. that's what he does. the president of the united states had i-is now we have an african-american president who can look on the situation and bring his own personal experience to it and that's what he did, and i do think you're right. he is trying to elevate the conversation. you know, he's trying to be sympathetic to both sides and see what both sides are saying, and rush limbaugh is trying to drag us back into the past with ugly racist rhetoric and trying to make this a story that it shouldn't be. we should be able now to walk out and try and und

your forecast for tonight that one little shower crossing the bay. for the most part a mostly cloudy evening. during the day tomorrow, more heat and humid give more riis rise to shower and thunderstorm activity. the forecast. for tonight we're calling for mostly cloudy. a few showers. you just saw them on the radar. 73 for the low. during the day tomorrow, mostly cloudy, showers and storms. a little cooler tomorrow with a high of 85. the 85 will be followed by more heat and humidity on thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday with the chance for thunderstorms continuing even into monday. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >> 30, thanks, norm. >>> michael phelps' coach is threatening to pull the swimmer from international meets. he want's swimming governor's body to ban high-tech body suits. the group upheld the decision today to outlaw the suits next year. phelps coach said they better do something or they're going lose their guy who fills the seats. meanwhile, the world championships in rome today phelps lost to a german swimmer in the 200-meter freestyl

but is it crossing the line?arguing this is just shifting the problem to another place and if they are sent to another state, it's shifting them to another state, probably hard hit as well with unemployment and other problems in this recession. crossing the line you? tell me. let us know what you think. you can twitter me, donny is also on twitter. >> almost 4:00 on the east coast. there's a lot more ahead. will sarah palin's possible future as a radio host, can she give rush limbaugh a run for his money? and police caught on camera plotting to frame a suspect, plus, is the new g.i. joe movie not american enough? are you watching big picture on msnbc. and medicare guide... and learn more about aarp medicare supplement insurance. you'll enjoy a wide range of coverage options...

we have said to the international red cross, please talk to our military. we have said to our military, please contact the international red cross to inform them in advance about our military operations against north for terrorists -- narco terrorists. we want to increase confidence in the communities living in these areas, especially in the indigenous communities. for them not to displace as a consequence of our military operations. in some areas of the country, we have succeeded in creating what i call liaisons' of confidence. there between the military and the community. one example is the case of santa marta. [unintelligible] in these indigenous communities, they said to me, mr. president, two days ago we received a visit from people in uniform

resurvey broad cross section. >> -- we serve a broad cross- section. >> we work for the u.s. department of the interior. the secretary of the interior and the president of the united states are who we work for. >> what is the budget for an operation like this? >> it little more than $23 million per year. more than 15,000 people come through our program. >>, java spending on this kind of effort compared to what it was 50 years ago? >> i do not think we were spending much money at all. i am the first historian we have had in the fish and wildlife. we did not have an archive 12 years ago. we did not have a history program. we have created a program since then. we do not spend a lot of money purchasing artifacts. we manage a couple personnel and that is about it. >> a begin have whatever you wanted to make this better, what would you add to it? >> i would want the general public in the u.s. to know who the fish and wildlife service is. we have dedicated people that do great work for the american people. a lot of people do not even know we exist. >> we have about 800 field station

we have said to the international red cross, please talk to our military. we have said to our military, please contact the international red cross to inform them in advance about our military operations against north for terrorists -- narco terrorists. we want to increase confidence in the communities living in these areas, especially in the indigenous communities. for them not to displace as a consequence of our military operations. in some areas of the country, we have succeeded in creating what i call liaisons' of confidence. there between the military and the community. one example is the case of santa marta. [unintelligible] in these indigenous communities, they said to me, mr. president, two days ago we received a visit from people in uniform that were guerrillas. we received people in the same uniform that were paramilitaries. we received people in uniform that said they were soldiers. we cannot trust. that day, we created, in these friendly discussions, the liaison of confidence. we appointed a colonel in the army as the permanent liaison of confide

five-year-old raven wyatt was shot right around the corner from here in the cross fire. she was shot in the head and tonight she's listed in critical condition at shock trauma. as you can imagine this community is outraged and they hope tonight's walk-through this make a difference. tonight's walk-through is expected to include city police, community leaders and members of the guardian angels. they plan to knock on doors, listen to concerns to keep another child from being hurt. officials say this has to be a community effort in order for this to work. >> they can walk around, they can show us what's different in their community, what doesn't belong, what just came here, what the problems may be, and that way we can get them before they rise to the except of tragedy. >> reporter: again, this event starts at 6:30 here at the samuel morse recreational center parking lot at the corner of south poe las key and aften streets. reporting here in southwest battle karen parks, fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> a followup right now it the 17-year-old charged. la mont davis was in court on

the red cross says at least one person was killed. the other sources say up to three people may have died. opponents accuse zelaya of trying to unlawfully extend his power and failing to implement laws passed by the congress. >>> political rumblings inside iran are growing louder. clerics and students are adding their voices to the discontent. they're calling the election skewed. it is perhaps the most direct challenge yet to supreme leader ayatollah khamenei who declared president mahmoud ahmadinejad the undisputed winner. former president rafsanjani has also expressed doubt over the legitimacy of the vote. earlier tonight i spoke about the rising dissention with abbas milsani. the clerics are even coming out. what does this mean at this point? >> i think it means there's a major risk within the iranian political and religious elite, and it means that some of the spiritual pillars of shiism based in the city have recognized that the status quo is untenable and that the anger that people have shown must be either responded to or it wi

if you would like to vol untier with the american red cross. search web cross.nifer is on the front lines against the fight of animal abuse phoenix was saved but was put asleep days later. >> people decide they don't want them anymore. >> that's why jennifer jumped at the chapts to start a task force. the mayor seds phoenix's story compelled her to create the panel >> it is a community issue. >> there's research to prove it. a study found 70 pirs of animal abusers have committed at least one other criminal offense. those who abuse a dog, the next thing you know they are abusing someone. violence be gets violence. >> it will give us hope for everything we see everyday. >> everyday, they take in an abused animal. the task foffers will begin null 126, a pennsylvania swim club is facing a lawsuit after allegations of race ix. >> the youngest black female to fly across the continent. >> we are doing well this sunday morning. july 12, we are watching a strong line of showers and storms that swept through to our north. we didn't scrape much rainfall out of this. it loo

that is an israeli red line that they don't want to cross.hey are not willing to cross it unless -- and unless it becomes absolutely -- some kind of situation where nothing is going to prevent them from crossing it, israel will have to act. >> so there's no sense that, you know, it's sort of learning to live with an iranian bomb is not a big discussion. >> not in israel. among some think tanks, perhaps. among some commentators, perhaps but nowhere in advertise rayly government and certainly not in the military. >> let's shift over to the recent gaza operation. there has been a surprisingly large number of israelis who are saying that was an excessive use of force. how is that debate playing out in israel? >> very traumatically. there's a lot of soul-searching going on among the reservists, primarily criticism you're hearing from the reservists. remember, israel is the people's army and artists and tennis coaches -- from all walks of life, they have to battle in the refugee camp and in the alley waist of gaza city so you will have these compla

just yesterday he briefly crossed the border into honduras.n is neither in the capital on doors about 50 miles from where celaya tried to cross. hi steve or it can actually, this increasingly bizarre story has taken yet another twist. for the past two days we've seen the ousted president of honduras, and while celaya. he has been at the border region between the tarawa and honduras. weekly crossing over underneath the chains that marquette area just a few feet and across the back internet nicaragua. he vowed to margin, he vowed to be led and protected by his supporters he thought the soldiers would lower their weapons and let him in. that's not what happened and now a new twist. the ousted president said he will camp out on that border until he is legend. of course this move accompanied by dozens of television cameras as really increase the pressure and attention. but opponents of/it's a reckless move. a move that could lead to death or injury of some of his followers. the interim government leader here said it was a silly thing to be doing. r

it was near the point where he crossed into honduras. police fired on that crowd and a cnn correspondent says two people were wounded. secretary of state hillary clinton called his trip reckless. >>> human rights supporters in dozen of cities worldwide are holding demonstrations today to protest iran's treatment of pro democracy activists. groups including human rights watch and amnesty international are asking the united nations to investigate a ledged human rights abuses in iran and urging iranian authorities to release hundreds of people detained for protesting last month's re-election of president mahmoud ahmadinejad. demonstrators say tehran must allow freedom of expression and assembly. this gathering in seoul is one of the smaller rallies. larger ones took place in tokyo, london, brussels and throughout australia. >>> the violence raging across afghanistan shows no sign of stopping. today taliban fighters were in suicide vests and stormed a number of government buildings. some blew themselves up and others killed in a gun battle.

you can see this getting ready to cross 270 not too far from the barnesville area.one other small area that is also beginning to develop just a little bit of shower activity down here in prince george's county moving over into parts of anne arundel and calvert where you also had a lot of action earlier in the day. trueview also gives us a good perspective. i'm in a little tighter on the activity in montgomery county. just south and east of barnesville and that heavy rain wll cross over 270 moving to the southeast. damascus has just gotten out of it. just a little bit north of gaithersburg but i do think gaithersburg will taste a little bit of that. it's been flying. a little pie of energy that has to clear the region. once we get that out of here, i think we're going to be done with it for the night. so those showers and storms we saw this evening will be gone and earlier today temperatures in the 80s. we're lucky we didn't have much sunshine because then we would have had some big problems. satellite and radar we'll show you earlier in the day what was happening an

patrol agents, more cameras and the huge border fence, it is much more difficult than it used to be to cross illegally from mexico to the u.s. >> now we control this border. we own this border. it is our border. >> reporter: this man climbed the fence but was caught right away. >> there is just too much vigilance out there. it's hard to not get seen. >> reporter: officials say the u.s. economic downturn and fewer jobs for immigrants have also slowed the illegal border traffic. >> this gives us an opportunity, a space so to speak, in which we can continue to strengthen our border infrastructure. >> reporter: here in el paso, border patrol agents say they're catching 40 to 50 people a day trying to sneak into the u.s.

crossing 95 and crossing u.s. 1. back to the computer we go. we will talk about temperatures. those areas that received rain are cooled off. 77 in frederick, 79 downtown. 86 though in manassas. 81 in baltimore. tomorrow morning, should be quiet. partly cloudy. warm. 60s and 70s. winds north west at about 5 to 10. and then by afternoon partly. thunderstorm possible. highs 85 to 90. light winds but the storms tomorrow really will be few and far between. 9 micro cast model. even by 10:00 p.m. tonight i think we are still going to have storms to go through and may take awhile. midnight we are looking at storms then we get into early morning on friday just a mix of clouds and sun again. i don't think we will see much in terms of activity on friday or saturday. we will keep the chance of an isolated storm in as humidity and heat increases. get into friday night. maybe a couple sprinkles across the bay and after that maybe we see some storms develop in the mountains even saturday. but even that looks like kind of a hit or miss deal. we are looking at a pretty good forecast. very summ

and throughout the election tried to suggest that he was not going to try to cross and in fact, a mir hossein mousavi presidency or an mahmoud ahmadinejad presidency would be fine with him so as far as i'm concerned, the big question is why the change? in retrospect it was probably the extensive mobilization of the electorate that must have find are the office of fleered particular. i use the language of fear intentionally here because the only explanation that i think i can think of in timing to understand mr. khomeni's costly move was the extreme threat this is made more odd when one considers the fact that this sense of threat, as is rereflected in the constant refrain about the british involvement in iran, this sense of threat occurred precisely at the moment when iran was at its strongest in relation to upcoming negotiations with the united states and mr. khomeni by giving support to a popularly elected president could have made his name lasting in iran's history not as the leader of iran's anti-democratic forces, that's how his name will go down in history at this time, at least

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it is moving off to the east, crossing over upper marlboro, and another line of showers crossing the chesapeake bay bridge, heading up toward the eastern shore. that is not the end. there it is a storm system swinging through, but there is also another storm off the west. this is the energy of to the west, giving showers and storms in ohio, southwestern pennsylvania, west virginia, some coming across the mountains. we will watch these through the evening to see if they hold together and keep their punch. all deep watchedes have been dropped for our area with the exception of southwest virginia. for us, -- southeast virginia. for us, hit and miss showers, and then it is moving out, setting the stage for a good weekend. looking at the numbers, areas with rain, martinsburg 69. fairfax is 77, 80 degrees fredericksburg. mid-80s raleigh, north carolina, cooler air to the north and the central plains. to the southwest, 90 degrees dallas, 109 degrees phoenix. the energy is swinging through, coming through later in the evening, showers and storms possible. cooler, drier air moving and saturda

in the meantime, the crossing man says he plans to fight his ticket in court. >> if i was wrong, if ias speeding, then you got me. and i'm wrong. but the fact that i don't believe i'm wrong and that i wasn't breaking any laws, that's why i'm fighting it. >> reporter: jane watrel, news4. >>> now erik says he will know in just a couple of weeks when he will be appearing in core. >>> the u.s. senate today defeat ad plan to allow gun owners with concealed weapons permits to cross into other states with similar laws. gun control advocates are calling it a major victory. michelle franzen reports. >>> a measure allowing a citizen with a concealed weapon permit in one state to cross state lines was shot down in a vote on the senate floor. >> on had vote, the yeas are 58. >> reporter: the vote fell two votes shy of the 60 needed to pass. it followed a heated debate on the senate floor. >> criminals kill people and we are trying to do is allow law abiding people to protect themselveses from criminals when they travel across state lines. >> would you listen to the group endorsed the amendment? y

he's not going to cross this instance, but i think it is imminent. he's very much a showman, he's very much playing to the world stage ruight now and he's going to try to pick his moment for maximum impact, no doubt. >> lenny davis is about to join us with this, as we know, former white house adviser for president clinton. he's got a take on this, as well. let me ask you, kevin. you heard what the president just said there. it doesn't sound to me like from what he said that he's going to be rushing the border any moment now. we're down to 20 seconds. >> no. he's going

. >> these men wait to cross the border, sometimes the iranian border guards can be persuaded to cross with heavy bribes. but often shoot them. >> the iranian fire is on us, sometimes we run away. if they catch us, they execute us. >> in the past century many have come and gone on both sides of the border. but little change of the people in this region. >> with the latest sports news. tennis. >> yeah, what a match. the world of tennis has been lining up to pay tribute to the goat. because roger federer's winning for the sixth time. in terms of the games played, it was the longest ever of the finals. and federer winning the fifth set, 16 games to 14. just a few hours after the finals, his friend, tiger woods won in maryland. kim finished in third place, tiger's challenger was mahan. there was a birdie at the 16th that helped tiger finish one stroke ahead. the million dollar prize will go to tiger woods' own charitable foundation. >> thank you. the main news, china seeing some of the worse violence in times. "bbc world news" is presented by kcet, los angeles.

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