. >> i'm delia outside of the wilson building in downtown washington. the political future of councilman harry thomas is now in jeopardy after being accused of stealing money from his own nonprofit. >> the purpose of this meeting is to discuss yesterday's meeting. >> a simple statement, then the media is kicked out of the room. call for a close door meeting to discuss personnel matters like promotions or demotions. earlier in the day, the council tried to conduct business as usual during a redistricting hearing, but the tension was mounting. councilman harry thomas jr. is accused of stealing $300,000 from his own foundation, now as chairmanship of the committee is at risk. >> we talk to my colleagues and do what is best for the institution. >> new allegations tonight involving disgraced congress member, anthony weiner. according to tmz, the congressman and former porn star, ginger lee exchanged numerous sexually explicit e- mails. when lee was getting calls from the media, the congressman suggested to her that she lie. he also allegedly wrote an e- mail

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just in the 50s to around 60 degrees most locations except right near the chesapeake bay and downtown washington. weather watchers reporting a mostly clear sky. and the view from space showing a few high clouds streaking our mainly eastern skies coming from a cluster of thundershowers over lake ontario. those dissipating. poor air quality. we'll be into code orange. that means we'll have air quality diminishing as we get into the afternoon. if you have a heart or respiratory illness, stay inside. sunrise from 300 feet above northwest washington. up in the distance, northeast washington. right there on the horizon is preubs george's county. by 9:00, upper 70s. quite a bit of sun. a few streaks of high cloudiness as we peak into the low 90s. 10 degrees above the average high this time of year. during theening, warm under a clear sky. in the 80s. during the day on wednesday and again thursday, the heat and increased humidity. we'll have afternoon highs in the upper 90s both days. and it will feel like 100 or more with that humidity factored in. then on friday a bit cooler. partly sunny. highs reach

rest of it on c-span.org to take you back to the financial reform conference underway here in downtown washington, d.c., with a look at systemic risk. >> interesting topics that have something to do with economics. and then we'll turn it over to nellie lange whose role of the fed is basically to keep an eye on the ofr but i could be wrong on that and the next comes dick whose role at treasury is to make the ofr happen among other things i suspect. >> thank you, charles. you'll have to blame the typo to tom because that was when they gave the chair, that is what was available. wewritten three books on the financial crisis over the last few years. we've done a lot of op-eds and we've done a lot of media stuff and when i tell my 7-year-old and show him some of the things, he really doesn't show much interest much to my chagrin but i got to thank vince because now i can describe sivs as hall cruxes and i'm going to try that out tonight. i'm looking to that. so anyway, so i want to first start off -- if you look at the economic regulation it's very clear on the approach. and that's you regulate where

a friend of mine who's a lobbyist in downtown in washington said durbin, praise the lord. come up with some ideas. this is a full employment amendment. everybody who's a lobbyist in washington is working on this amendment. we just love you to pieces. well, the sad reality is, it's coming, maybe, to a close with the vote on this amendment. but the banks and the credit card companies started piling it on. and let me be fair. the other side did too. the merchants and retailers finally said, for goodness sakes, we want fair treatment and if we have to fight to protect this new law, we're going to fight to do it. and that's where we are today. senator tester of montana, senator corker of tennessee have offered an amendment which i'm about to describe. this is interesting, though. they are offering this amendment in an effort to stop the federal reserve from issuing a rule that will establish how much that swipe fee is going to be. well, how soon would the fed issue the rule? within the month, within a matter of days they are desperate to get this amendment to the floor to try t

>>reporter: the barber family living near downtown san jose and the washington neighborhood sits is forced to deal with gang activity on daily basis. >> my kids are seeing people daily drugs. see gang fight. we have come home and seen people laying in front of our driveway. it's awful. >>reporter: san jose police agree which 80's for the first time they are teaming up with the department of homeland security. 2 agent from immigration and custom enforcement or ice will help attack and dismantle criminal street gangs. >> quite frankly a myriad of strategy and really the ultimate quol goal is to protect the community. protect the public in trying remove those folks from the community that are there to exploit people and commit crimes. >>reporter: the partnership comes as san jose faces 27 murder so far this year. 14 of them gang related. that compares to 6 gang related homicides in all of last year. >> we can't sit in the tables in there. my son sit in there because we are afraid to get shot. or killed. >>reporter: the ice agent are offering free federal help at a time when san jose police de

a friend of mine who is a lobbyist downtown in washington said, durbin, praise the lord. come up with some more ideas. this is a full employment amendment. everybody who is a lobbyist in washington is working on this amendment. we just love you to pieces. well, the sad reality is it's coming maybe to a close with a vote on this amendment. but the banks and the credit card companies started piling it on. and let me be fair. the other side did too. the merchants and retailers finally said for goodness sakes, we want fair treatment. and if we want to -- if we have to fight, we'll fight to do it. that's where we are today. senator tester and senator corker have offered an amendment which i'm about to describe. this is interesting, though. they are offering an amendment in an effort to stop the federal reserve from issuing a rule that establishes how much that swipe fee is going to be. how soon would the fed issue the rule? within the month. within a matter of days. they are desperate to get this amendment to the floor to try to stop the federal reserve from saying what is a f

downtown san francisco. and hey, we have a giants game. they take on the washington nationals again at 7:15 so you may find some extra traffic this evening heading into the city. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. it is 6:07. another alibi in the bryan stow case. the video evidence that could prove the prime suspect is innocent. >>> i haven't told the truth. [ pause ] >> and i have done things i deeply regret. >> setting the record straight. a congressman admits to a lewd twitter photo. the bigger confession about his past coming up. >>> and a gas giveaway that's turning heads. why some are calling a mayor's plan a shameless gimmick. ,, man: everybody knows you should save for retirement, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. fid

downtown oakland. here's a live look right there by the coliseum. looks good in all directions. hey, we have a giants game later on tonight. they take on washingtonround 7:15 or so. so watch out for some extra traffic by the ballpark by at&t park especially along the embarcadero commuting towards the bay bridge this evening. san mateo bridge this looks great. right now you are good to go in all directions across the span. the right side is the commute direction, westbound 92 a 13- minute drive time out of hayward and to the south bay, mostly green on our sensors. usually monday morning we take a little while to get going. traffic very light on northbound 880. quiet towards cupertino, drive time 11 minutes between 101 and highway 85. mass transit just checked, bart running all trains on time. ace train number one get a great start. muni metro and caltrain look good. that's your traffic and weather. back to you guys. >> did you call him a weather stud? >> i did. >> just so we know. >> we'll have to remember that. >> lawrence is smiling all the way downstairs right now. >> i'm a weather stud! >>> just a few minutes ago an underdog stepping into the

downtown d.c. because when you're giving lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. ♪ ♪ >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washingtonn your side. >>> straight ahead the district in scandal -- the man at the center of the hiring probe inside the mayor's office speaks out. good morning to you washington. it is monday june 6. thank you for waking up with us. i am cynne simpson. >> i am greta kreusz unless begin with traffic and weather every 10 minutes. >>> today will be fantastic. we will start the work week just as we left off the weekend. will the bright sunshine and scattered clouds and highs in the mid 80's. then the heat and humidity increases especially by wednesday. we're talking high as well into the 90's. clear skies right now with a little patchy fog. in the midsection of the country is where we have the heat and humidity and that will push their way the next couple of days. it is a comfortable start to our monday 57 degrees in cumberland 6. the six in the district. we are on our way to the mid- 80's with sunshine today and tomorrow. we turn up the heat into the mid and upper 90's by wednesday. >>> maryland

washington. it's a quiet sunday and denise rides a king county metro bus heading into the city. >> i was on my way to a cheese festival at pike place market in downtowns an annual event and i was on my way down to go do some workshops and wander the booths and try new cheeses. >> though denise doesn't take public transportation very often she recognizes a woman named jeanie sitting near the front of the bus. >> she is a musician. she performs at the market and i just saw her and she was on her way to the market just like me. >> everything about the ride seems normal until the bus stops at the corner of 15th avenue west and west armor street. >> a young man got on the bus, very nicely dressed. had i think like a mariners season ticket thing around his neck so obviously on his way to a game. he came on, paid his fare, turned around, and punched jeanie in the side of the head so hard that it snapped her sunglasses right off of her face. >> before the bus can even pull away, the man punches jeanie in the face screaming, the sick must die! he continues to hit jeanie until the passenger sitting next to her tries to push him off of her. it's all caught on t

washington telling me how good this program is. i have the people i represent at home telling me. $775,000 to the downtown development district which was under water after katrina, given to the idea village. do you know where the idea village was latest advertised? maybe on the front page of "enterprise" magazine. maybe in "time" magazine. this idea village is one of the best ideas in the whole country. you know who funded it? the program that senator boxer is trying to reauthorize. $400,000 for start-up funds for the creation and development of stimulus funds to support fledgling enterprises in the greater new orleans region. our seafood industry went completely, no pun intended, under water after the b.p. oil spill. this agency stood up and gave them, when no one else would -- b.p. wouldn't give them a penny, ken feinberg wouldn't give them any money. they gave them $350,000 to keep their head above water at the seafood promotion board. that's why people are eating in large measure gulf coast shrimp today. i don't know what report senator coburn is looking at, but the may 19 report says right here, g.a.o. stated that they have no