check out the surveillance video from a store in deerfield beach. one of the girls putting the 4- month-old puppy in the shirt. the shetland sheepdog is worth reportedly $1200. >> he is cute. got to pay for him though. >> yes. >>> a live look outside. stay tuned, meteorologist bernadette woods is back in two and a half minutes with your first warning weather forecast. >>> but first a look at today's midday stocks to be followed by last night's mega millions numbers in a moment. >>> welcome back, everybody. on this beautiful day. i want to show you at noon we are only at 77 degrees outside, but north wind coming in is bringing our dew point down to 48 degrees. that is just incredible for this time of year. quite often it is in the 60s pushing 70, and that's why it feels so uncomfortable outside, but today a beautiful one out there. as far as the next few days ago, this is what we are thinking overall around the area. basically temperatures are comfortable right now and that will continue to be the case as we move through the area today. we have -- ok

surveillance video shows the pair walking out of a pet store in deerfield beach while the staff was distracted this $1,200 shetland sheep dog. the store owner just hopes to get the puppy back unhurt. missouri, the owner of this border collie has trained others of the breed to work with livestock and he says they were all pretty smart but claims this one is gifted. when told to bring the hammer, he brings the hammer, not another tool. basketball, slam dunk for this dog. and he does seem to have a thing for sunglasses as well. and that's a fox watch across america. shepard: you know, they say you get what you pay for, but do you know exactly what you're getting when you shell out a couple of bucks for a bottle of water? there is some new research that may surprise you. and we'll have that for you straight away. plus palin pln. she seems to be spending a lot of time in our cube lately. she is on the campaign trail again. this is brand-new today. it's coming up. d difference. the difference is ford quality. quality that can't be beat by honda or toyota. and that difference is in every vehicle in o

we have some great small craft brewers in massachusetts whether they be in boston or in south deerfieldll make very good beer. i think it is a reminder, again, that much of our domestic craft breweries are really doing very well, even though they are up against some rather large businesses now nationally based. >> what do you think that the president didn't yield to these calls. it was on the front page of the wall street journal. they only could talk about how there were not any domestic brews in the mix. i talked to the ceo of samuel adams earlier. he was put out none of his beers were in there. why do you think they didn't think about that more? >> well, part of my goal here was to inject a little humor into what was otherwise a tense situation. to remind people at really what's happened to domestic beer production, and that is that many of our small craft brewers really produce very good products and that's not a putdown on what the national companies do because they do a great product as well. this is an opportunity to remind america just how good, still, domestic production is. >>

his constituents getting a 25% raise in western massachusetts, you know, running from springfield, deerfield, across from hatfield over to amherst, i don't think they're getting a 25% increase. if you look at the railroad administration, they have a whooping increase. does he support a 25% increase for the office of secretary and does he support a whooping 1,384% for the federal railroad administration? i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. olver: we have in this legislation, and in the recovery act earlier this year, we have added enormous additional responsibilities to both secretary of transportation, our good former colleague, very popular former colleague, now secretary ray lahood. in order to administer those properly and do what they are told to do under the recovery act, to get all of those moneys out and moving, for instance, they have gotten some 300 applications, thereabouts, for the high speed rail moneys, the high speed rail and inner city passenger rail programs. you've got to have people to look at those prog