doug i've panetta panetta has been basically derelict in his duties because he is continuing what doug is talking about and they know inside of the pentagon what's going on pick kelley's correct the line officers know what's going on the guys that have to do the work know that this is all nonsense going to hurt them because all the politicians to the freakin generals michael for the cause of politicians in uniform that's what they've become and frankly you know panetta put it this way this five point strategy put out in and on the eighteenth of december of last year where he states what we knew about seaquest ration but we decided to do nothing what come on are you kidding me you should have been figuring the worst case scenarios to actually do the cuts of things that you don't need you can live without instead they double down on this five point strategy basically status quo and frankly if i received this five point strategy that pineta gave get put out if i received it from one of our in turns that our think tank i would give him a freakin f. that's how bad it was and it was very cle

justify bad behavior so this is where again we have to look at what the real threats are and is as doug said we i would fundamentally say we need to look look everything from the defense and the national security act of one nine hundred forty seven on we are structured to fight a cold war which ended in one nine hundred ninety so this is time now and of course the other thing is. tell us talk about we have even done accountability i mean we've spent the pentagon has to do an actual audit so you don't even know where the money is going to you have spent so how can you spending money if you do have for things you know you must do it's truly insane ok dixon who is running the show the pentagon congress the american people who. well i think at the moment we have to say that it's a combination of four stores in the department of defense and people on the hill who are of course tied to people in industry who are interested in maintaining the money flow for big ticket items look there here's a serious problem that no one bothers to discuss and i think your viewers will appreciate knowing this

each cup forms an almost unbreakable seal on doug's head and mask.the sucker fastens on, it's almost impossible to pry off. my mask was coming off. my regulator was coming out and the fight was on. i'm at a great disadvantage when i'm under water, because this is the octopus' territory. that's where the octopus lives. i don't live there. the octopus doesn't need air to breathe. i do. the octopus has eight arms. i only have two. you're at the octopus' mercy. >> the regulator is slipping out of his mouth. it's do or die. >> i'm trying with one hand to put my regulator back on my mouth and trying with one hand to put my mask back on and with anything that's remaining i'm trying to peel the arms of the octopus off my mask. >> one by one, he peels off every vacuum-like sucker and each overpowering tentacle. >> it was all of doug's strength just to get one arm off, and he had three or four of them all over his head. >> i'd peel one arm off and two more arms would stick to me. i'd peel those off and two more would stick over on this side. it was -- it was a

we're not even there yet this is all theater and it's not even good theater at this point in time ok doug theater ok but it seems like bad theater to me go ahead. moore it is very disappointing but we should be surprised is really a measure of the level of political cowardice that we have inside the beltway no one wants to tell the american people the truth which is we have discretion that we're got to ultimately reduce the size of our government and reduce spending across the boards we're at least twenty years overdue for fundamental change in the way we organize our forces to defend the united states and we're at the end of more than ten years of failed disastrous interventions that eventually cultivated more enemies and cost trillions of dollars so you put it all together and we're not at the end of this process we're just at the beginning of dramatic cuts in federal spending and that includes defense we will ultimately cut this is not a serious cut is tony's pointed out but we're at the beginning of that process ok kelly but i thought the united states would be insecure that our enemi

in virginia beach, adam tuss, news4. >> doug, what's going on out there? >> well, jim, right now we talked about that very heavy rain in through loudoun, montgomery county. this is just to the north of gatorsbu gaithersburg. so a flash flood warning in the area here in red until 10:45 tonight for clarksburg, damascus, laytonsville, right along 97 here just to the north of olney. watch out for roads that maybe over with the creeks and streams there. so a flash flood warning in effect for the rest of the evening. the potential is there for flooding. never drive across flooded roadways. turn around, don't drown. we'll continue to watch this storm as it continues to make its way across the north and east. we'll continue to watch these storms. right now storm team 4 will continue to keep you covered. >>> there is new fallout tonight in the irs tea party targeting scandal. wendy reagor is at the live desk with an update. >> reporter: lois lerner who pleaded the fifth, refusing to answer questions from lawmakers, she's now on administrative leave and the agency j

adam tuss, news4. >>> doug has some information for us now about some storm weather activity, doug? >> yeah, we're watching that severe thunderstorm warning right now that's just issued for northern loudoun county as well as western portions of frederick county, eastern washington and eastern jefferson. that throughout the rest of the hour until 7:00, 7:15 tonight so heads up for those storms. right around charlestown. as i just mentioned, around harper's ferry, heads up, those storms mean business. >> thanks, doug. >>> coming up tonight, a raucous crowd outside a d.c. bank. some folks ended up in handcuffs. >>> a major sinkhole is causing a lot more problems for drivers than the water department first thought. the major rush to fix it coming up. >> reporter: i'm tracee wilkins. coming up on news4, where governor martin o'malley says that this prince george's county school should be duplicated throughout the state. we'll have that report. >>> coming up in sports, the feud between sergio and tiger reaches a new, ugly level. >>> ravens quarterback joe flacco explains how a new $120 mi

doug: ok. let's do it. here's something.ou ever think about relatives who have died and wonder what they look like right now? ok, not that real, all right? i was thinking more like, i don't know... uh, let's see... like marriage, you know? oh. good one. yeah. a lot of good stuff in marriage, huh? a lot of bad stuff, too, though. yeah. hey, how about that bad stuff, huh? um... pantyhose on the shower rod? i hate that! hate it! or how about when she uses your razor on her legs? my mom does that. uhhh! what about this toilet seat business? up, down, what do they want, right? yeah. it's crazy! it's crazy, you know? hey, how about when they have sex with, like, another guy, huh? oh, man! that's rough. what are you sayin', moose? are you saying that carrie's cheated on you? yes, i am. oh, man. i'm so sorry. i never would've thought that carrie would do that. i was upset, too, until i found out how common it is. it's so...common. you think? yeah, i mean... deac's wife, she cheated on him. really? well, i gotta tell ya, your wife ki

. >>> let's get the latest from doug who says there is now a tornado warning. doug? >> yeah, we're looking at that tornado warning in through frederick county as well as clark county in virginia. let's take you right along i-81. this is right around winchester, virginia. we're watching this storm very closely. here is this storm that we've been monitoring throughout the afternoon. severe thunderstorm warning and a tornado warning now until 5:30. you can see a very strong storm right around steven city in virginia right along i-81. we'll actually track this for you. coming to lost corner in 13 minutes, boyce at 18 minutes and you can see this cone here, which does include those areas. so steven city, this is i-81 right here and 340 as it comes through clark county around berryville. berryville, you are also in that tornado warning. once again, that tornado warning until 5:30. this is a doppler-indicated tornado. we have not seen any confirmation of this on the ground. doppler radar is picking up rotation an spin in the atmosphere. but a tornado warning in effect until

doug, please, would you just leave me alone? you know what? if you're going on a diet, then i'm going on a diet. hey! stop with the diet talk! it's crazy! actually, you could lose a few pounds. you know what? i intend to, ok? i'll tell you that right now. i'm gonna fix myself a nice plate right here. a good hunk of haddock... some veggies... and i am golden. honey, was that enough for you? oh, yeah, plenty. i couldn't eat another drop. ah, sweet broccoli. honey, i gotta tell you, i am loving this celery. and unlike a chili dog, no mess in the bed. flannels? what happened to that little cute number you were wearing last night? what are those on your p.j.s? ducks. you know, i've always been a little attracted to ducks. webbed feet... feathers... flying in a "v." what-what's the matter? oh, i guess i'm a little tired from being so fat. come on, carrie, i should have never brought this up. that stupid picture. what picture? when your dad was showing me the albums, there was this picture of your mother, and i-- oh, i get it. so because my mom gaine

doug kass joins us now on the line.rethought any of your thinking now that you had that one on one directly with the oracle himself? >> no, i haven't. i feel as strongly as i did before. the stock was up only about 1% in a very strong insurance take despite bet he than expected numbers after the close on friday. which benefitted from low catastrophic experiences in their insurance gains. >> part of your thesis, obviously, is that there is only one warren buffett. if he's out of the picture. if he decides to retire, something like that -- >> that's correct. >> then you have an issue. what about something like a jamie diamond? now he seems to be j.p. morgan. do you have the same type of view with that stock? >> no. not at all. jamie doesn't pull the strings that warren pulls, both with regard to the invest. portfolio and buying companies, preferred with attached warrants. >> that was jamie diamond. >> yeah. jamie doesn't pull the strings. >> will his successor actually have access? will they be the investor of last resort

and doug, we will start with you. if you're comfortable there. >> first of all, thanks to bud and the center for fortunate to be here today. this is obviously a very important issue, and i'm thrilled that such a distinguished panel. i forthwith gym in the past, have a lot of regard for his efforts and i worked for earl and i still live in terror of them. [laughter] i love this work, and there are a number of reasons. first, it accords with everyone's intuition about what some of the features of the affordable care act have to produce in terms of premium change. when you put in the age rate, if you tighten those and you see can charge higher premiums for older compared to the younger, and without question you would expect to see increases among the young and relatively increases among the old. this comes straight to in the analysis, and certainly at odds of a differential impact depending on what you have those regulations in place. given that we have had so much speculation about how the affordable care act will play

doug i will turn it over to you. >> thanks for coming. i appreciate it. i am looking forward to giving you some details on this. i have 15 minutes, so i am not going to talk about all of them. there are so many layers of consideration to this and each of these areas could sort of veer off into its own talk and so i am going to talk to some of the things that may overlap with aaron's work. and i want to go through the pictures and let you look at the pictures and absorb sort of what they mean and how they impact you. the pictures speak volumes and i think that you will get a lot just by absorbing that and so wait that these were made, they were made through street view. i took a three-year period, started in 09, and basically explored our american cities in depth. and granular fashion, neighborhood by neighborhood, not every city, but places that i was interested in looking at. and i started making pictures and amasked the large archive, probably 10,000 images that i made throughout this period and i widled it down to around 80 to make this work. i will de

doug, welcome back, good to see you. >> shout out to steph. >> hey, doug. >> give us the read, first on the markets overall. put into context where we've been over the last 24 hours, the volatility we saw related to the fed and this comeback we've seen today. what does it tell you? >> i don't think the comeback today says anything because the markets are down another eight and ten s&p points. you have a different dialogue, a narrative. i was listening to carl bass talk to david faber an hour ago on cnbc and he talked about macro tourists being in japan. my view is that the global economic system is built on this foundation of paper money. it's nothing more than a string of dead promises that can't be repaid in constant dollars. none of this surprises me what's happening in the market. i think the market is beginning -- was disconnecting basically from fundamentals if you draw a line from the high of s&p in late 2,000, take the s&p share price against the s&p if the dollar cash flow and you will see it how stretched out it became. i underestimated the impact that global monitoring eas

but this is different, doug. and it's getting-- three scandals and it's becoming more of a scandal that people can relate to because it's not just about the irs going after large organizations, they're actually zeroing in on individual people, ma, pa, anyone watching this show, who has a difference with the white house could have been a potential target. that's different. >> charles, i think you're onto something. let me put it a slightly different way. if the ordinary person understands that they, too, are at risk, and if the republicans can make that case, that this is not just tea party groups, but it's everybody, then the president has a real problem. charles: you know, i think if he waits too long and then comes on with the rambling speech like he did with the defense speech actually a couple of days ago, it's really going to hurt him. obviously, they watch the polls really a lot at the white house and this has to be something of a yellow, if not red flag and i'm not finger pointing at the republicans over s

doug luzader is live with more on that. good morning, doug. >> good morning. this is growing fast with the "washington post" saying despite their denials the specific targeting of conservative groups they say was known to high level officials here at washington even as it was underway. a combhat tive obama said the irs was playing politics targeting nonprofit groups the tea party patriots or self identified educational groups promoting the constitution. >> it is contrary to our traditions and people have to be held accountable and it's got to be fixed. >> the irs admitted to the effort but attempted to blame it on low level employees in the agency the lawyers for tea party groups for evidence say they were targeted by officials since washington supporting the decisions of many tea party leaders. >> a couple of low level employees out of cincinnati, ohio who have this much influence. literally it was coast to coast. >> the agency is already in plenty of hot water for initially denying to congress that con sefb ti-- conservative ever faced this scrutiny. >> the

. >> doug cass is a money manager who is shorting stock. hand picked by buffett to be the bear at the meeting to ask the tough questions and in buffett's words to spice things up. >> he used to hunt gazelles and now he's hunting elephantses that are pricier. >> it's unusual to invite shareholders to a meeting but he's hard leet typical ceo. >> sure. we wanted to get softball questions i could get my kids to ask me questions or something. >> even buffett is worried about berkshire's stock particularly because he's had such a nice run-up this year gaining more than 20%. he told shareholders if the markets continue to rally, berkshire shares would be likely to trail the s&p 500? >> how do you feel about it? i wish we didn't, but, you know, it's going to happen particularly if you get five straight-up years including what looks like a pretty strong year. >> but money managers at the meeting were positive about buffett and berkshire. >> i think he and charlie are pinching themselves. they are so excited about how well many of berkshire's busines

sorry, doug. we'll get it next time. thanks to both of you. >> thank you.we could keep going all night. >>> coming up on "money," forget google's huge conference today. the real news is larry page's vocal chord problems. the company often plays down executive health issues. should google investors be worried because at the end of the day it is all about money. ♪ melissa: so we have breaking news. you are looking right there as we are getting ready for president obama to deliver a statement on the widening irs scandal is expected at 6:00 p.m. eastern. that is about 13 minutes from now. fox business is going to take it live. this story is getting bigger by the minute by the way. and we are all over it. so don't tune away. we'll bring it to you live as soon as that happens. >> techies unite and shareholder listen up. google kicked off the big developers conference, google io, in san francisco today. true to its history they revealed major headlines including that google has 900 million android activation to date, up from 400 million to date at last year's meet

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also with us, doug sandler from riverfront measure treasury gro our man, rick santelli. why is goldman wrong about the bond sell-off? why are you buying when they're selling? >> number one, we think the market's overreacted to the fed. we thought mr. bernanke's comments were very plansed last week. number two, seasonal factors are very powerful for bonds, running through september, that's a big plus. we think the ten-year treasury yield is 50 odd basis points too high. and lastly, we think positioning is skewed to the short side. >> doug, you were likening bond investments no carbon monoxide for investors. what do you mean? >> well, essentially, yeah, if you own bonds here, you're going to lose real purchasing power over time. it's just a fact. it will take time. it will be a recognize before you recognize it, and by the time you recognize it, it's too late. the question, i think, investors have got to ask themselves is can you live off of 30 or 40% less standard of living ten years from now. and if you can, you dona't have to worry. but if you're like most investors and

doug thornhill do you think it will have any traction?kentucky after all. >> i doubt it, jake. people care about jobs and the economy and that's in a red state not a blue state. >> all right. we'll check in with doug and others. [ stewart ] this is the kind of food i love to cook. i'm very excited about making the shrimp and lobster pot pie. we've never cooked anything like this before. [ male announcer ] introducing red lobster's seaside mix & match. combine any 2 of 7 exciting choices on one plate for just $12.99! like new cheddar bay shrimp & lobster pot pie, and new parmesan crunch shrimp. plus salad and unlimited cheddar bay biscuits. combine any 2 for just $12.99. [ stewart ] for the seaside mix & match, we're really mixing it up. there's just so many combinations to try. i'm stewart harrington, red lobster line cook, and i sea food differently. angie's liat angie's list,ngton, i autyou'll find reviews. cook, on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. if you want to save yourself time and avoid a h

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doug is live in d.c. doug?k times" reported the justice department alerted news corp, the parent company of fox news, on august 27, 2010 it seized the telephone records of a fox news reporter. today news corp issued a statement that rate and wore weeding. i while we don't take issue that they sent a notice, we do not have a record of ever having received it. >> that response comes after a flurry of calls from capitol hill for the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate the matter and the attorney general's admission he signed off on the search warrant two weeks after testifying that the potential prosecution of the press is not something that he had ever been involved in. >> allowing the very person that authorized the two things we are very aware of today, to investigate whether or not he did that appropriately, is inappropriate. >> democrats are lose thissic for special counsel, senses though types of conflicts that pitch national security on the one hand and protecting freedom of the press on the

thank you, doug. jon: on the benghazi attack there are new developments the heads of the independent panel that reviewed what is went wrong in libya say they want to go before congress. why they want to testify now. >>> iran suspected for years trying to build a nuclear weapon is heading a u.n. forum on disarmment. how did that happen and what is the united states going to do about it, coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] from the way the bristles move to the way they clean, once you try an oral-b deep sweep power brush, you'll never go back to a regular manual brush. its three cleaning zones with dynamic power bristles reach between teeth with more brush movements to remove up to 100% more plaque than a regular manual brush. and even 76% more plaque than sonicare flexcare in hard to reach areas. oral-b deep sweep 5000 power brush. life opens up when you do. jenna: right now some new information on the benghazi terror attack that killed four americans. the leaders of the panel that independently reviewed l

doug? >> the good news for that is i think we are going to see that last right on through the next couple of days. first off 69 degrees, sunny, occasional breeze. it is just about as perfect of a spring day as you can get after all the clouds and drizzle we've seen the last couple of days. going down into the low 60s by 9:00, 58 degrees by 11:00. by tomorrow morning we're talking about a fairly cool night. now, the sun goes down tonight at 8:01. check this out. this is pretty cool. the sun will go down after 8:00 between now until august 18th so you know our days continue to get longer and we will have that sun until 8:00 all the way through the middle portions of august. how about that. that's going to mean good news for you if you want to get out and about during the evening hours. 71 tomorrow, 68 on your friday. 69 on saturday. nice weather this weekend, high of 73 on sunday and then next week a little bit unsettled. not a washout here but a couple of chances for rain monday, tuesday and

doug mckelway live in our d.c. newsroom with that doug?lopments today regarding the rosen controversy. news corps indicated it had no record of being notified by the justice department request-to-seize rosen's phone records. while we don't take issue of the doj's afount that they sent record to news corps we couldth do not have a record of ever having sen it. we are looking at the matter. a number of republicans called on doj's hand links of the affair rather than attorney general eric holder handling it. >> we certainly need to separate from interest the authority of the attorney general since the decisions were either may by him or under him. >> holder is coming under even nor scrutiny since friday's acknowledgment that he not only signed off on the rosen search warrant but discussed it with facts a fact that conflicts with his testimony under oath where he says quote that is not something that i have ever been involved. in democrats are less than enthused about a special counsel citing the attorney general's tight rope walk between nati

doug, what's the latest? >> the second ira executive to announce his plans to retire is joseph grant, commissioner of the tax-exempt entities division. he's an 8-year vet and former staffer of the house ways and means committee. that's the tax writing committee on the house side. surprisingly he was promote today his position only eight days ago, two days before the scandal broke. previously he worked for the democratic majority of the powerful ways and means committee. under the former illinois congressman. irs employeesed thousands to causes but two-thirds benefited democrats and liberal leaning organizations. one of those donors was douglas shulman. he was a george bush appointee and contributed $5,000 in 2004. the first hearing on the irs scandal commences tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. in the house ways and means committee. they will know doubt and how high up in the chain of command did this go. president was asked about that today. >> can you assure the american people that nobody in the white house new about t

david: doug, a pleasure.ld falling for the 7th straight day, marking the longest losing streak in four years. will gold continue to fall? are we on the edge of a real rally? we're on bull versus bear street fight. you get to decide next. david: irs as he mentioned it is under fire over allegations it targeted conservative groups. more than allegations. they admitted they have done that we have someone who says his business was wrongfully pursued by the irs. he is hoping to testify before congress. hear him here before that happens. ♪ . ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. how old is the oldest person you've known we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need t

lou: doug?i think i would associate myself with what juan is saying, i wrote a b by biography of danl patrick moynihan, this is a catastrophic issue, no one on the left, right or center is dealing with the break down of family structure could we're losing a generation, this could undermine our social order. lou: it may be doing, that looking at the absolute disaster that is our public education system. and the fixes that have green -- fiction that have grown up around what we've done with our local schools, we have a department of education which is no replacement or adequate comment. to local school districts having control of those schools. s community, and we have got the left and the right, and juan is talking about it, in racial terms, even hitting minority communities harder. if it hits any community it is our community. this is not something that is in my opinion debatable. >> we are playing cannoned to or political rhetoricition who want to use language of race and division, we need to t

doug luzader is live in washington with more on this. >> nas nating doug. what can you tell us?nd term supposed to be dominated by domestic issues a immersed by foreign policy. the benghazi investigation is going to heat up again next week as congress dives in next week. after a press confer ren yesterday the president quickly was con vontfronted by this sub. evidences not aware members of congress has been trying for months to gain access to state department employees who may know more about security failures in the attack that killed four americans. fleem at the state department one at the cia are considering coming forward as potential whistleblowers. >> i am not familiar with this notion that anybody has been blocked from testifying. i will find out what exactly you are referring to. >> they pressed for information about events leading up to the attack as well as u.s. response. >> i think what we are going to find out next week is this effort to delay and hide has been going on since shortly after benghazi. this is not a new phenomenon. >> there are other considerations here

doug mckelway's live in washington.emocrats seemed to change their tune quickly after this story broke last week, doug. >> reporter: that's right, bill. you know, the chairman of the senate finance committee, max baucus, was one of the first be members of congress to loudly call for investigations into the irs after the scandal broke. senator jeanne shaheen just yesterday called for an audit of the irs. but in 2010 baucus asked that 501c4s be more closely examined, and in march of last year seven senate democrats, including shaheen, wrote the irs you urging it to impose strict tax on profits. we spoke to former commissioner mark emerson about that. >> the point here is it's totally appropriate for chairman baucus to raise that issue, but anything that the service would do in terms of looking at c4s should have been evenhanded, and it wasn't. that's the shame here. >> reporter: but even as far back as 1993 when the landmark legal foundation sued the irs, it found that audit requests from members of congress shall be shre

he wants this income-based idea that you mentioned and he wants loan forgiveness, doug. want to ask you this. let's step back a second a. trillion dollars of student loans or more, heavily subsidized, these stafford loans be i the federal government. now, hasn't that caused these colleges to just jack up the price of tuition and made education astronomically expensive? >> yes. we have two sectors in the economy that underperform. they're health care, they're education. both of them are characterized by an absence of competition and massive open ended federal subsidies. it's not a coincidence, these were our problems. so it would be a good idea to go back to some basic principles of mortgage origination and apply them to student loans. find good borrowers. write a contract. stick to the contract. that's not what's going on with the federal student loan program. we have created the worst aspects of the subprime lending problem. people originate loans. they don't care who they give them to or the outcome and at the end we forgive it. this is not what you are looking for, la

>> shepard: doug mckelway in washington. doug, thanks.has confirmed tonight that the justice department has seized records associated with the cell phone of the chief washington correspondent for fox news james rosen and his parents' home phone line on staten island, new york. fox news also confirms those records included area codes and exchanges for other numbers that matched the phone lines for fox news work spaces at the white house, the state department and at the pentagon. the final four numbers of many of those phone lines were redacted, making it impossible to know exactly hot justice department was tracking in each of those cases. now, remember the government originally obtained a search warrant giving investigators access to james rosen's personal email g mail account after an fbi agent james rosen may have committed a crime. the chief judge of the federal district court in washington today acknowledged the documents in the james rosen case were kept under seal for 18 months longer than they should have been. that judge apologize

good evening, doug. >> good evening, bret. court documents obtained by fox news show that the justice department had built a case against leaker stephan kim by simply examining his state department alone. documents add to questions why the attorney general wanted access to the personal phone records of fox news james rosen and rosen's parents. it is the latest in a torrent of troubles for the attorney general. >> fox news today confirmed that the house judiciary committee is now investigating whether attorney general eric holder lied under oath on may 15th when he said this: >> with regard to the potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material, that is not something that i have ever been involved in. >> nine days after that testimony, the department of justice acknowledged that holder signed off on the search warrant for fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen. the doj statement says the decision was vetted, quote: at the highest levels of the department including discussions with attorney general

good evening, doug. >> good evening, shannon. late today the justice department acknowledged that attorney general eric holder signed off on the james search warrant. >> in a statement it said it, quote: took great care in deciding a search warrant was necessary, vetting the decision at the highest levels of the department including discussions with the attorney general. it is the latest in what many believe to be a shifting narrative by the nation's top law enforcement officer. on may 5th he categorically denied involvement in the potential prosecution of reporters who received leaked information. >> with regard to the potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material, that is not something that, um, i have ever been involved and heard of or would think would be a wise policy. in fact, my view is quite the opposite. >> that very morning on npr he offered a different response when asked how often his department had obtained journalist phone numbers. >> i'm not sure how many of those cases that i have actually sign

doug kendall joining us now.re like hey, pay attention! [ laughter ] >> stephanie: even the supreme court, doug, you have talked about that obviously there is so much focus on the civil rights cases coming up, which are important, but we're not even paying attention to how unbelieve i will business friendly this court has gotten right? >> it is really the biggest story about the supreme court under john roberts. we focus on the hot button social issues of civil rights cases, et cetera, but the story, and this is just empirically nailed down is how friendly this court is to corporations, and how they are protecting corporations from all sorts of suits that the conservative majority doesn't like which are basically any effort by consumers, by cell phone holders, subscribers to cable companies, any efforts by consumers to get justice when they are defrauded by big corporations. >> stephanie: basically it's a story as you write about the chamber of commerce continued success before the roberts court generally. >> tha

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chief meteorologist doug hill is tracking it tracking it all from the weather center. >> it is cloudy and humid outside of the belfort furniture weather center, 78 degrees, but there are storms looming all afternoon. severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 5:30. the storm in the center of the polygon is between front royal and winchester. the northeast kanye shenandoah county, warren county, frederick county, on the old dominion, until 5:30. then the storms could develop just west of interstate 81, moving into southern shenandoah county, that would be the next batch to go severe. all of the shower activity developing what the cold front well to the west of the appellation mountains. look at all of the lines and thunderstorms associated with it. we have the chance of showers and thunderstorms through the remainder of the afternoon through the evening and through tonight. any of them could produce heavy rain and be severe. 80 degrees in washington, upper 70s, the 80s, a little bit of sunshine. the evening,gh dropping into the 60s. overnight, cloudy, the temperatures holding in the 5

doug luzader has the latest for us from washington. doug, good morning. >> heather, good morning.ing has raised some eyebrows. they are facing reports that federal wiles blowers are stepping forward about the benghazi attack the fbi says they are looking for three people that may be connected to the attacks. since this all happened in september of last year there have been few if any public leads. now the fbi has released pictures of three individuals they think are connected to the attack a move that has not exactly won over white house critics in congress. >> what's going on here? benghazi is 8 months old nobody has been arrested. the survivors have never been allowed to talk to by the congress. this administration is investigating itself. i am urging the president challenging this administration allow the survivors to come forward without the fear of being fired. >> the fbi says the timing here is coincidental coming as fox news reported whistleblowers and the state department and cia are preparing to talk about the events leading up to the attack as well as the u.s. response.

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