wonderful community garden in hawaii to some excellent school gardens that are happening right smack dab in the middle of new york with some great school kids. so the story of the work that people are doing when across ths country. we talk about one of my key initiatives all about getting kids healthy. the book shares that journey in some of the interesting statistics and work that is going on all across the country to help our kids lead healthier lives. then it is a little practical. it gives a few tips. you know, i am not the best gardener in the world, but i have a great team of national park service people and my bancroft and button kids, but men in bancroft this [applause] they are mike partners in crime. these two schools have been with us from the very beginning, and that was one of the things that we said when we started exploring whether or not we could plant a garden on the south lawn. it would have to be a teaching garden. it would have to be a garden that kids to participate in and understand where their food comes from engage in that process because that is really what i lea

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. >> good afternoon, tori, we are smack dab in the middle of the strike. we are here to open up. and there are strikes going on. and another north bay hospital. so nurses here say they are demanding 100 concessions. they want retirement, and health coverage. >> it is so ridiculous to think that nurses can work without sick time or put us on the government for sick time short term disability. >> reporter: hospital officials agree it is real changes and changing sick and vacation days to a paid time of option which gives 98% of the entire full time staff off to uses a they one. according to the hospital officials they make $134,000 a year. it changes that the hospital wants is an inis a of the times. this is for firefighters and police officers. they believe nurses shouldn't be immune to this. this is one day strike since negotiations started last year. still the hospital said the majority of the nurses put their patients and their care over the strike. >> they are committed to the patients and the community and the organization. so they are here. more of the 2/3 of the nurse resis

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so at this point, dab, our strategy tonight is to try and actually make a little money? >> yeah. cy'll just say this. people didn't expect to make money. then the stock broke and a lot of people own this thing. look. i cannot find an identifiable catalyst why this stock should go up. the only thing is they're going to report their first quarter earnings report. so if you own this stock and you've been plugged with -- you got overfilled on the ipo. there's a strategy that makes a lot of sense. >> so let's try and help all those poor facebook shareholders out there. dan is doing a 1 x 2 strategy. you own the stock, buy one and make two calls against it. you want the stock to go to the strike of the calls. that's where the profits maxed out. again, this is only to be done against a long. dan, what's the trade? >> that's the trachltd we would never recommend a name that's short or naked. say you own this stock much higher than where it is. i priced up the august 30, 341 tiemds 2 call spread & that cost about a dime. again, this is against a long stock position. sold two of the august

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wyatt's family is suing a gps tracking company monday atorring dabs and they claim the company knew the product was flawed. >>> the gay pride parade starts at 4 in the afternoon tomorrow. we are told a section of north charles street will be close through traffic between franklin and chase streets. and also a block party will be held along eager street so things to keep in mind traveling in that area. >>> also going on tomorrow, thebalmmore diamond dash a15,000 dollar diamond is up for grabs and dos of couples will be on a refreshure hunt and the couple with the most points -- treasure hunt and the couple with the most points wins the ring. >>> a struggling nokia is struggling to keep up with apple and google and people are losing their jobs. we will explain how deep the cuts will be. plus there's an app for everything. even your dad. so we have some great apps you can show him on father's day. speaking of fathers, there's linda so's dad his name is james and he is posing with his grandson hayden and another picture to show you this morning. another great dad out there. thomas johnson s

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they did the study. 2007 was prior to obama but smack dab in the middle of the recession.ehold. a lot of numbers. we lost $7 trillion worth of our homes in america. 2.5 trillion in stock market wealth. go to the number. misery index. this is inflation plus unemployment. president obama currently at the second worst of all presidents since this came up. second to president carter with a 16% index. president obama exceeds 12%. george bush was around 7.5%. bill clin top was around 7.5%. obama still has -- >> bob: the misery index only goes to -- >> eric: it's 160. >> bob: obama in 2007? >> eric: no. prior to obama. >> bob: so the last years of the bush administration and first of the obama administration, right? >> eric: hmm-mm. >> dana: we are talking about housing. the elephant in the room. the theory to let it go. president bush before him came up with programs to help the homeowners and help him hold on longer. so forget wall street. people in their homes that don't have government jobs don't feel fine so their misery income is up. the household income is down. they aren'

. >> in colorado more dab, as thousands are forced to flee. this is the worst season for wildfires in colorado in a decade. sudden many were allowed to head back home today wildfires have destroys nearly -- the blases are also affecting touringer areas, leaving holes and campgrounds empty. >>> flooding and attorneys, as the strom cal storm is hovering off the coastlines. the storm has also dropped heavy rain. that's flooding the streets, and one person has died after a tornado hit a home. there are reporters that several tornadoes hit areas near tampa. like you're saying, it's not going anywhere. >> it's a very slow mover, then over florida probably through the rest of the week. that has people worried. we're going to go down to florida near apalachicola. jeff morrow is down there. you were kind of in a bit of a lull, but it seems like -- is going to be the biggest factor, isn't it? a lot of folks, when they hear tropical storm, they hear, okay, it's not a hurricane. it will be here today, gone tomorrow. as you mention, it's not going anywhere

the investigation continues in trying to pinpoint the cause of a fire that destroyed a home on mount dab low. crews had a tough time reach=b -- on mount lab 0. it bunned three structures and three acres around the house. firefighters say the house was gutted, damage estimated at $750,000. no one inside at the time. investigators not sure if it started as a grass fire or inside the house. >>> thankfully our fire danger has not been excessively high even though temperatures are warming up. we should check in with mike. >> on this first day of summer. >> 4:09. going to coincide with our warmest average at -- warmest afternoon. good morning. clear around the bay monterey bay where doppler is seeing clouds coast hazy five miles visibility at half moon bay the rest of us unlimited thanks to the high pressure and its sinking air which brought in drier air. mainly in the 50s through 7:00 with sunshine noon 80s inland mid 70s around the bay upper 50s at the coast. this afternoon hottest from 1 to 3, still near 90 inland by 4:00, near 80 around the bay, 60 at the coast. by 7:00, still near 80 inla

exactly, smack-dab normal. high. 82 degrees tomorrow. sunday, for father's day. same kind of forecast. lots of sunshine. low 80s, comfortable mornings. and warm afternoons. >> and no humidity. >> we'll take checks right here. >> no, no. you get kisses. you don't get checks. >>> well, as we have been reporting, thousands of people are flooding the inner harbor for the star-studded sailabration. downtown is packed with fun and people as we commemorate the bicentennial of the war of 1812. wjz has complete coverage of the sailabration. jessica kartalija reports from the inner harbor. >> reporter: good evening, everyone. as sailabration continues, there are visit oshes in from around the world. and many of those visitors are helping baltimore city and their children. mike schuh reports from fells point. >> reporter: away from all the festivities. far from the crowds. military visitors to our city are helping our city. >> we have over 700 sailors and marines that are doing community relations projects that we've worked hard over the last year to develop. >> reporter: s

dabs kill berly. >> eric: send hot dogs and beer down? >> dana: nothing.acks. bob got busted by security. >> dana: we get in trouble we should move on. let kimberly go. >> kimberly: in other news, we have a dare del story for you. nick, successfully crossed niagara falls. this is compelling. 25 minutes. 200 feet above the water. he walked 1800 feet on two-inch wire. all we have to do is get up and come to work in the morning. fantastic. first person to do that. >> dana: but why? why did he cross niagara falls? >> kimberly: to get to to the other side. >> dana: thank you! very nice. eric? >> eric: quickly, milestone was reached over the weekend. president obama played his 100th round of golf. [ applause ] thank you very much. the economy is falling apart. but it wasn't long ago that david axelrod thought it wasn't a good example. listen. as you -- >> as you site statistics that say economy is improving you do political damage. that you do it from the ninth hole. impression you got is he was out of touch. >> eric: let's move on. >> dana: bob, are you ready?

. -- on dab of the real issues for real people round the world. we know there are many issues that need to be addressed. who does the addressing? what those are? those are the key to deal with those issues. >> i want to get a different question. any tinkering, no matter how well-intentioned, could it be flexible enough to keep the process moving forward or will tinkering itself really mess up the stakeholder involvement in the system we have today? >> i think several observations are relevant here. the first is that we cannot run away from the un because it is too important. we have to produce a peak in its's -- participate in its process. we need to encourage more international involvement amongst the various nations stake in the multi stickle the processes that are open and available to them. -- multi-steagall their process is better open and available to them. if we make those increasingly attractive and effective, this could be a counterbalance in our collective -- an alternative to the focus of attention that is leading in the direction of th

everything from a wonderful community garden, an excellent school guard is that happening right smack dabin the middle of new york with some great school kids, so the stories of the work that people are doing across this country are really an important part of the book as well, but we also talk about one of my key initiatives, which is let's move all about getting our kids healthy. the book shares that journey in some of the interesting statistics and work that is going on all across the country to help our children lead healthier lives and it is a little practical giving tips. i am not the best partner in the world, but i had a great team of national park service people, and i had my bancroft and putnam kid said -- putnam and bancroft kids. they are my partners in crime in this respect. these two schools have been with us from the very beginning which was one of the things that we said when we started exploring whether or not we could plan a garden on the south lawn. it would have to be a teaching garden. it would have to be a garden that kids could participate in and understand where th

with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. super poligrip free made the kiwi an enjoyable experience. [ charlie ] try zinc free super poligrip. >>> it has been a rough couple of days for the oriels. two tough losses to the angels. the birds look to bounce back with the cleveland indians in town tonight. mark, let's hope it's better than last night >> reporter: it should be better than a 13-1 defeat. the o's are glad to say good-bye to the angels. they welcome in the cleveland indians who are warming up behind me here now. the indians are struggling. they've lost five in a row as they come here. the o's have their own struggles. that includes injuries. today designated hitter nick johnson the latest to go on the disabled list. he has a sprained right wrist. coming up from the minor leagues xavier avry the speedy out fielder who made his debut last month. he is batting 2nd and will be playing left field in the series opener against the indians. 7:05 is your sports time. -- is your start time. he hope

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dabs my one more thing is i'm -- >> dana: my one more thing, i'm not sure how i feel about this.t so tourous she went down on the ice to complain to the ref. check this out. pretty amazing that she would stick up for her kid, that kind of way. you know, i actually say i'm not for this. this is wrong. what do you think? >> eric: i completely agree with you. keep the fans off the field. >> dana: inappropriate. also, do you think -- how embarrassed was the kid, greg? >> eric: today, june 14, flag day. i will do this right because there is a flag code in the u.s. for the colors. it shouldever touch the ground, never be stepped on, the flag should be displayed with the union to the left and top. it should always be the speaker -- to the speaker's right, audience's left. if you're in a room, raised quickly and lowered slowly and remember what the flag stands for. it stands for freedom, democracy, represents a bunch of people who have given their lives defending both of them. >> andrea: very good. >> eric: 237-year birthday of the flag. >> bob: hit it. also covered upper rick. homeless

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a lot of that comes through this very winding route and smack dab at the center of it all is russia and a lot of former soviet states. n nato is depending on that. they supply the afghan forces for their defense. that's why you may be hearing a more muted tone coming out of the pentagon as opposed to the accusations flying from the state department. >> syria's rebels are getting weapons. they are getting arms from somewhere. washington says it's not us. where are they coming from? >> reporter: washington is saying they have been supplying the rebels in syria, but with nonlethal aid. things like communication equipment. things like that help them. it's continuing tho send attack helicopters in arms to syria's regi regime. we know syria's had a relationship with russia for quite some time. that's no surprise. what the u.s. is now saying is that those supplies continue even after this crackdown. they are accusing russia of still sending the weapons to syria. >> chris lawrence at the pentagon, appreciate it. >>> the head of jpmorgan is in the hot seat after billions of losses in his company

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her car ended up on i agolf course smack dab right in the middle of of a sand trap. how it it end up there? >> she blames her gps system but there is a lot more to the story as well. you will see the video too as we continue to check more headlines on this thursday morning.  >>> an inventor from virginia is making headlines this morning. says the design for the cap that was used to stop the b perform oil spill was his idea. charles adams is suing hewitt energy collusion and cameron international. adams says he create a capping device with an effect qif seal in 2010. claimed an engineering if i recall violated a nondisclosure form giving his drawing to healey. he he they allegedly passed those models onto cameron. adams believes he lost at least $150 million. >>> more than 120 stolen artifacts worth up to $5 million or returned to a chicago museum. among the items, document, military medals and letters signed by abraham lincoln and thomas jefferson. some date as far back as the 18th century. they were returned after the fbi got i tip from an ant