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it is the most serious form of skin cancer. 12 dawson people a year -- 12,000 people a year developmentbritain. the main cause is sun damage to skin. the cancer can spread elsewhere in the body. the new treatment is the biggest advancement in a generation and in treating the disease. >> this is an important step forward. it is a first. we now have something to build on. it is going to be a long road. it is only the first step. it really gives us some light at the end of the therapeutic tunnel. >> it works in different ways. it is a twice daily pill. it targets genes found in cancer cells. the second drug is given intravenously four times to stimulate the immune system to tackle the cancer. both addressed increase the chances of survival. in many cases, it is by a few months, but for others, for years. scientists are planning another trout to give patients both addressed to see a combination therapy may prove more effective. bbc world news. >> the headlines at this hour. syrian television is reporting the death of 120 people in a gunbattle in northwestern town. and officials search for t

tomorrow night, rosario dawson, michael and music from jill scott.say happy birthday tonight to our announcer, dain blanton. the big 5-0? >> no, not quite. >> jimmy: no? all right. well, you look great. >> dicky: a little 4-7. >> jimmy: congratulations. i know you like to make a big deal about it. >> dicky: oh, i go crazy. >> jimmy: you know our first guest from six years on "saturday night live." her new movie with cameron diaz and justin timberlake is called "bad teacher." it opens friday. please say hello to molly shannon. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> great, jimmy, how are you? you look amazing. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. it's good to see you. you look great, as well. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how long have you lived here? >> a couple of years. i was living in new york city, but we moved back a couple years ago. >> jimmy: you brought the whole family. >> did. california's great. it's so different from new york. there are so many places you can just drive to, little weekend trips. it's different than new york that way. i like getti

it's 20 minutes after 5 and it's time to say happy birthday to those of you celebrating like monica dawson of middle river who turns 31 today. and also celebrating a birthday tonya branch. she is presently self-employed and attends morgan state university mayor which had with two daughters and an adopted son and a foster parent. way to go. happy birthday to both of you>> our picture of the day from casey crowson taken late friday night in north central arkansas. a black bear that showed up outside their house and has been coming back periodically. in fact, it showed up for breakfast yesterday. arkansas game and fish estimates the bear weighs 400 pounds andtold my sister should he become a little more adventureous coming up on the deck, to give them a call and they will have him removed. >> and run fast in the other direction. >> it's a bear. that's what bears do. >> exactly. an interesting photo you want us to share and show off we want to, send it to us. it will be the picture of the day. send it to morning show at wmar.com. >>> entertainment news this morning. there's nothing left but th

unfortunately, officer dawson has presented cases where he presents all the information at the last minute and does not give the permit applicants a chance to address these issues before the meeting. it is not fair. i have been told maybe these issues could be addressed. i did bring in before the police commission 13 days ago, and i am hoping that had some effect. i watched the "save the rave" hearing. i suggest you do a resolution supporting how the legislation should be written. it is a state issue. it is not something you have control over. you could endorse what parts would work for you or would not work for you. there have been some compromises. it would be great to get an update about this compromise is as well. i don't know if you have won tonight, but it would be great to get an update on what is going on with this legislation. the next point is about security plans. it has been written in a lot of different places about how they are trying to force these venue owners and promoters to do things that could be against people's rights. and i am glad that -- i believe commissioner jose

his master plan for chelsea is that zac minded winning football and he's appointed four was brought dawson blues midfielder roberto di matteo as his assistant is just thirty three years old and the youngest manager in the english premier league but has calls for russian on chelsea a record twenty one million us dollars he signed for three years but it's understood anything other than reclaiming a top flight title from manchester united in his first year in london would be considered a failure we have a compromise. with a certain amount of trophies i mean that's the challenge that through some of the. not only in football business book you know any business everybody wants to thrive to be doing something and to be successful in the. i'm just i'm just one when. it comes to be successful it really. of boxing and wladimir klitschko says he wants his unification belt against david haye to go down to the wire as the korean fighter targets his fiftieth career knockout on saturday the younger political brother turned out to see his work out ahead of the hamburg showdown but the brits and didn't re

time to say happy birthday to those of you celebrating on the 6th of june like monica dawson. 31 today. happy birthday. and also celebrating tonya branch presently self-employed and attends morgan state. she is married with two daughters an adopted son and a foster parent. >>> back to the bears sent in my sister. this little guy around 400 pound showed up late friday. >> i sunday morning coming back pier -- night, sunday morning coming back and if he gets more adventureous, they will have him removed. this is curious. the bear in the tree is 200 pounds. >> that guy 4 bills. >> all right. if you've interesting photo for us to show off, send it to us, to morning show at wmar.com. and be sure to include all the important facts so we can pass it along to everybody else. >>> welcome back. more than 10 people are shaken up and bruised when activities set up for new york soccer tournament turned dangerous. look at this. enflatable ride were airborne -- inflatable rides were airborne. the afternoon of fun turned dangerous saturday on longland." a parent captured -- long island. this is one of

out clause by a graceful swiss in straight sets six two six three six to the finals there federal dawson balancing in his quest for it pete sampras record time seventh at the only one club. world number two no we're dropping which also threw off to defeating self interest in states corey six four six two a straightforward win for joke up. while robin solving had to come from two cents down to be lleyton hewitt in the marathon five sent to other players spending four hours on pool before the swede sick you did six for him to decide oh. and speaking of the russian contingent both need to do sort of underground three if we'll continue this a standard second round matches later on friday andreas was leading by to. the rain began a while to sort of as i said down against all strains. i think of the action meanwhile we'll see rafael of dahlan local favorite andy murray battle it out for a spot in the fourth around a rough ways up against. while the full sea of mari takes on the beach. now russia's women's basketball team have suffered their second defeat at the european championships in poland

security breach the media just had a free for all i think the one that always you know upsets valerie dawson she wasn't covert which is just ridiculous was she in fact a covert agent was never even proved there is no doubt that her relationship with the cia was possible if you give the identity of a classified person it doesn't mean diddly squat you to be a covert agent and i still don't believe she was in creation and he told her to do what he can you whether she was covert or not from day one and she isn't she's never been proven to be covert to endanger national security by outing a covertly i offered her as a lot of course she was not a cover it up for the i.a.e.a. says that she was for the record valerie plame wilson was a covert agent the cia put it in writing. twenty years ago j. its first president. in the midst of colossal change. setting a new direction for a new country. saluting the state on washington.

, we'll be joined by owen wilson, adam levine, eva mendes, jim florentine, molly shannon, rosario dawsonic at the disco. so join us for that all next week. father's day is on sunday and if you haven't found a gift for your dad yet, we have help. we have a team of researchers comb through craigslist to try to find the best father's day gifts. and tonight, we invited some of the sellers on the show to sell their treasures. it's time for craigslist father's day gift ideas. and -- let's meet our first seller, whose name is mike, from pasadena. mike, come on out. hi, mike. how are you? mike, you have an item available for -- stop doing that, mike. stop it. >> sorry, my -- >> jimmy: don't do it again. it's a game boy, and old game boy, you're selling it for $10. >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: it's missing the battery cover. >> no, not missing, just -- somewhere. >> jimmy: okay, all right. it's somewhere. but you don't have it. >> i don't have it. >> jimmy: and you think this is a good father's day gift? >> it's cheap, it's fun. it doesn't come with the battery, though. >> jimmy: so, this is something

and then thursday, rosario dawson, from the movie "the art of getting by," michael angarano, and musicjoin for those shows, too. our first guest tonight is a talented and delightful woman. you can see her now in the new romantic drama, i think they call it a rom-drom, called "last night." playing in select cities and on video on demand. please say hello to eva mendes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> hola, guillermo. [ speaking spanish ] >> we have a whole thing. >> jimmy: oh, he's got a whole thing, believe me. whole thing you don't know about that's going to be going on. >> oh, really? >> jimmy: good to see you. how are you enjoying summer so far? >> today was awesome. it's been pretty great. >> jimmy: as a kid, did you love summer? >> oh, yeah, for sure. i didn't do, like, the summer camp thing, though. >> jimmy: why not? >> well, i was kind of a, you know, a different kind of kid. >> jimmy: you weren't a camping kid? i didn't even know about summer camp. my parents kept that from me. i only knew that "hello mother, hello father" song. and you got a terrible idea of

and later this week molly shannon, rosario dawson, and music from matt nathanson and jill scott.r those shows. our first guest is an actor whose range spans from woody allen to lightning mcqueen in one weekend. he has two movies in theaters, right now, woody allen's "midnight in paris," and the big new pixar movie "cars 2" opens in theaters friday. please say hello to owen wilson. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's good to see you. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: i saw you this weekend at the movies. i went to see "midnight in paris." really good. >> oh, thank you. appreciate that. >> jimmy: was it fun playing, like -- a part woody al one have played himself -- >> yeah. it was fun. it was kind of -- i guess i was sort of playing kind of a woody allen kind of surrogate role he might have played himself. i never met him. he wrote me a letter saying, would i be interested in this. >> jimmy: really? >> i was interested. and then four months later i showed up in paris and would never have spoken on the phone or obviously met. and he asked me how my flight was. i said it was good. un

so, if it's your birthday, the 6th of june, happy birthday like monica dawson 31 today.also celebrating today tonya branch. she is self-employed attending morgan state and is married with two daughters and adopted son and is a foster parent. so way to go. happy birthday to both of you. >> and this picture of the day was sent in from my sister and her boyfriend. he saw this creeping around the house around midnight on friday or early saturday morning. larry, what is that? dismo a large black -- a. >>> a large black bear. >> arkansas -- >> a large black bear. >> they estimated it to way 4 hundred pound and they said should it persist and get a little more daring, which we have learned the animal has, they are going to come and have the animal removed. he will not be euthanized and he will be relocated to another area and that's a big, big black bear my say so 400 pound. remember if you have an interesting photo or anniversary or birthday and want it announced send it to us. send it to morning show at wmar.com and give us the information behind the picture so we can pass it

shootings, running gun battles, innocent people, for those of you from baltimore, you remember the dawson family of seven who was murdered a couple years after ed, all seven of them in their home by their neighborhood drug dealer. [applause] >> many politicians have tried to offer easy answers to the drug problem by targeting the pimping farmers who produce them. they say we know where the drugs are coming from so why do we go down there to south america and destroy those drugs before they can reach our streets and impact our communities in the u.s.? but we've been doing that for a decade under plan colombia and nothing seems to change, so what's wrong with that kind of approach? >> well, first of all that we say thank you for inviting me here. those of you are more observant in the audience might realize that one of us doesn't look like the others on the panel. [laughter] but i assure you i am part of the original ds brought from africa. [laughter] [applause] my tribe just happened to leave 30,000 years early. but we are all of us in this room, and in the audience, watching television co

katon dawson the south carolina chairman of the republican party.> veterans. >> veterans. and sonny perdue. let's talk about the polling. speaker gingrich had a challenge to begin with. he has high name recognition. every republican knows who he is. but he was running about 8%. we put the graphic up there for you. rudy giuliani who's not even running still thinking about it but not even running, governor romney, governor palin who again is just thinking about it. a lot of people, a lot of people above speaker gingrich to xwin-w jeff zeleni and there was always the question a would he have the splirngs b could he raise the money because he is unpredictable and combustible. and c would republican voters looking for a new leader want to go back? could he recover from a stumble like this? >> it's hard to imagine how he could recover from a stumble like this. but i spent quite a about the of time with him in iowa. he did just finish a 17-city tour in iowa. he was in smaller towns and far-flung places most candidates haven't gone to. it's not that he mind

that is where the electric field has a huge opportunity to lead the world to become independent --dawsonhe electric vehicle -- that is where the electric vehicle as a huge opportunity to lead the u.s. to become more independent. when the first electric vehicles were tried -- general motors had an early one -- the battery was $35,000, just the battery. prices have come down. the battery last year was about $15,000. there are projections that the battery itself, the electric- vehicle battery, which is different than your lead-acid battery -- it is lithium-ion. it is much more sophisticated. as technology advances, just as it did with your computer, the cost of the battery will go down. it will reduce in price, wait, increase in efficiency -- weight, increase in efficiency. in a few years, the electric-mea culpa engine will be on par with the combustion engine -- the electric-battery engine will be electric-battery engine will be on par with the combustion engine. the tax credit for encouraging people to buy electric vehicles is very important. general motors has added a whole new shipped t

this year from baltimore, just remember that dawson family of seven who was murdered a couple years after ad, all seven in their home by the neighborhood drug dealer. [applause] >> many politicians have tried to offer easy answers to the drug problem by targeting the peasant armors to produce them. they say we know what drugs are coming from, so why don't we go down there and destroy those drugs before they can impact our communities in the u.s. the know, we've been doing that for a decade and nothing seems to change. so what is wrong with that kind of approach? >> well, first of all, thank you for inviting me here. those of you more observant in the audience might realize one of us doesn't look quite like the others on this panel. [laughter] , but i assure you i am part of the original dias brad from africa. my charges have been to leave 30,000 years earlier. but all of the sinister than an idea watching television connected to africa. we are all part of the same human family and their other commonalities between the drug producing countries and the turkmens that i want to dwell on becau

i think it is most telling backed his spokesman rick tither and the south carolina advisor, kate dawson, left. they have both worked for him for a number of years and their departure signals a disapproval of the way he was going to run a presidential campaign. host: 16 of these lawmakers visor's left. -- and advisers left. how typical or a typical is this? guest: is not terribly usual rembert, ronald reagan left a remember,ber of -- brambl ronald reagan left a large number of staffers before he became president, but it is not normal. newt gingrich is not the force in need republican party that used to be. he does not rank among most people's idea of the top tier. we're talking about tim pawlenty and perhaps some candidates that have not gone into the race yet. one thing that newt gingrich really does is open the door for rick perry, the governor of texas. two of his top political advisers left to work for newt gingrich. now they have time on their hands and can go back to working for him. if anything, that realization that newt gingrich is not in the top tier of the presidential campaig

i think it is most telling backed his spokesman rick tither and the south carolina advisor, kate dawson, left. they have both worked for him for a number of years and their departure signals a disapproval of the way he was going to run a presidential campaign. host: 16 of these lawmakers visor's left. -- and advisers left. how typical or a typical is this? guest: is not terribly usual rembert, ronald reagan left a remember,ber of -- brambl ronald reagan left a large number of staffers before he became president, but it is not normal. newt gingrich is not the force in need republican par that used to be. he does not rank among most people's idea of the top tier. we're talking about tim pawlenty and perhaps some candidates that have notone into the race yet. one thing that newt gingrich really does is open the door for rick perry, the governor of texas. two of his top political advisers left to work for newt gingrich. now they have time on their hands and can go back to working for him. if anything, that realization that newt gingrich is not in the top tier of the presidential campaign me

dawson the key is to ensure that appropriate measures have been a. he have the ability with these segregators that have gathered a treasure trove of information, previously might not have been easily accessible. >> i understand that issue. what i don't know is a danger that you see with that. >> of the danger can be is that it is misused for a number of reasons. >> oliver mission can be misused. i am just trying to understand. >> of the fundamental point is that the information used to be protected and if there has been a breach, the consumer ought to be notified. i think there ought to be additional requirements were consumer have access. >> i am struggling. give me a specific example so i can understand. i am not challenging you, i'm trying to understand where the aggregate had data that did not include credit-card numbers, security cut. it is like the congressman from that ruse that has three kids. >> information relating to income is information that might be gathered or ascertained through publicly available and affirmation. >> what i saw all of

recently but it is most telling that the spokesman, rick tyler, and the south carolina adviser, caton dawsont. their departure signals this disapproval at the way he was going to run a presidential campaign. host: at least 16 of the former advisers left. is this unprecedented? john mccain had a big step turnover when he was running in 2008 eddie managed to survive and become the. how typical is this? >> it is not terribly usual. ronald reagan lost it large member of staffers as well before he won his election in 1980. it happened to john mccain so it has happened. it is further evidence that newt gingrich is not exactly the candidate that he used to be. is not the force in republican party that he used to be. his entrance into the race is greeted more with a yawn and fireworks. he does not rank among most people's idea of top tier. you talk about met romney, tim pawlenti, and perhaps some candidates who have not gotten into the race yet. one thing that newt gingrich does is it opens the door for rick perry, the governor of texas. two of his top political advisers have left to work toward gin

arguably because to vote in chicago, led by congressman dawson, the margin. in '68, king kill, kennedy kill, they got young blacks to organize don't vote campaign arguing that nixon is white, humphrey is white, don't vote for white. '96, bush and dole got more whites than clinton. he won the margin. in 2000, gore won the election by the inspired black vote and taken away by the supreme court. margins really do matter. so in 34 states if the use the scheme, number one, seniors must have birth certificates. many of them live on fixed income. they can use student id, but not for voting. in texas, they can use gun registration, but not student id. or are also, five and a half millions black do not have a driver's license. so you if reduce the strength of blacks and browns by the scheme and seniors and students that was determine the outcome of the election in 2012 at every level of government. lastly, my point to you is this. this remains our civil rights struggle. what is the civil rights? the civil rights is the right to have an evening playing field. why do we

that is where the electric field has a huge opportunity to lead the world to become independent --dawson wherehe electric vehicle -- that is where the electric vehicle as a huge opportunity to lead the u.s. to become more independent. when the first electric vehicles were tried -- general motors had an early one -- e battery was $35,000, just the batte. prices have come down. the battery last year was about $15,000. there are projections that the battery itself, the electric- vehicle battery, which is different than your lead-acid battery -- it is lithium-ion. it is much more sophisticated. as technology advances, just as it did with your computer, the cost of the battery will go down. it will reduce in price, wait, increase in efficiency -- weight, increase in efficiency. in a few years, the electric-mea culpa engine will be on par with the combustion engine -- the electric-battery engine will be electric-battery engine will be on par with the combustion engine. the tax credit for encouraging people to buy electric vehicles is very important. general motors has added a whole new shipped