. >> the water flooding areas that wrrnt flooded before are were flooded early and had been dried andd on dry ground hatch. >> reporter: experts say empty containers around the home that can be breeding grounds. one clogged gutter can infest a neighborhood, standing water in a fountain or bird bath can breed two million. mosquito control has been around since the 30 30s they are pushed to the limit. >> we will deal with the problem we have and we will deal with the budget later. >> reporter: with hopes the waters go away taking the mosquito with them. tim williams. >> the mosquito season ends in october. thank god. i have been burning so many tiki torches i have a huge bill for the oil. they have been so bad. >> it has been bad. the good news on the weather front things are calming down a bit. >> yeah. >> starting to calm down after very muggy intense weather over the last few days. we did get to 87 degrees. 84 is the average. on the way back down right now and the other thing that happened today is that the dew points starting to drop. they were in the low 70's yesterday. today they

your house is on the line. -- they have lost their jobs and money has dried up.ing a tortilla is difficult when your house is on the line. money sent home totaled $25 billion last year. hard times in the u.s. economy have cut that figure by 20% turning rule mexican villages into ghost towns. shepard: that report is from mexico city. word that a strong earthquake has just hit the eastern coast of japan. a quake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.7. that is according to the u.s. geological survey. it hit about 200 miles south of tokyo. there is no risk of a tsunami. a strong earthquake off the coast of japan, more as we get it. for the record, president obama says he is not in favor of death panels or pulling the plug on grandma. the rumors out there are unbelievable and there are other issues that come up over the debate on end of life care. some seniors say that the president's past comments are not so reassuring. >> it is the story about his own grandmother that gives many people pause. she was battling terminal cancer and she fell and had a hit replacement. he s

growth. >> make sure the ear is dried out.10 alcohol/water solution with a couple drops of vinegar helps dry the ear. >> weather at camp or not, kids can develop pink eye, which is contagio contagious. >> it can be contagious, and if you get pink eye you're really contagious. it's important to have your hand sanitizer, wash your hands. and if you get pink eye, you need to see the camp counselor because you'll have to get some antibiotic drops to take care of that. >> and what's the best way to get the splinters out? >> if they can feel it at all and you get a hold of it with a pair of tweezers, again, an adult to help, it's easy. if it's buried too deeply, we don't want children trying to dig with needles and things like that. they need to go to an adult to have them assist them. >> pat lawson muse, news 4. >>> for many of us, summer also means hitting the gym and get bag in shape. if the gym isn't your thing, maybe zuma is. it's a dance-inspired workout video that promises to burn fat without making it feel too much like work

originally $1 billion was supposed to last through november, but that allocation dried up in a week, prompting the senate's rush to redirect stimulus dollars. >> we not discontinuing the program. we have enough money to continue. we encourage people to go into showrooms. this is a wildly popular program. >> republicans won't block the extra clunker cash, but some still protest artificially boosting car sales. >> why not an increase in demand for boats? how about r.v.'s? how about refrigerators. they are more efficient. >> there is nothing in the pipeline for refrigerators, at least not yet. the tans pore tation department says today 157,000 applications have been received and they plowing through many more on-line receipts or requests for more assistance. glenn: cash for fridges just doesn't sound the same. all right, major, thanks. there was more positive economic news today. consumer spending increased by 4/10's of a percentage point in june, better than expected and the second straight month of increase, and pending home sales rose for the fifth month in a a row. 3.6% gain was far

fueled by a seemingly endless supply of dried out brush and timber. the blaze has already scorched more than 35,000 acres. the flames swallowing more than two dozen structures and closing in on as many as 12,000 more. >> it was just red all over. all you could see was a black mountain and red flames. >> reporter: fire teams struggle to protect what they can. >> it runs right up the back of the homes. that's what we're seeing right now, very erratic fire behavior. >> reporter: and they worry mother nature could unleash another weapon in this fight. >> it could blow this fire all over the place and give challenges to firefighters that we're not currently having. we have our hands full for sure. >> reporter: crews already stretched past their limits. jay gray, nbc news, los angeles. >>> police in georgia are now turning to the public for any leads to a mass murder in a trailer home last week that has just claimed its eighth victim. a 19-year-old man died on sunday, leecaving one known survivor of this attack. that person in critical condition. investigat

this is chile, dried and drained. this is what you get. mix that up. there you go.n temperature, this is the apricot marmalade high sugar content will caramelize, great golden, crispy skin. >> add any seasoning? >> a little salt and pepper. that's perfect. then follow me this way. here we have the hens that already came out of the oven. 350 for about an hour. reach an internal temperature -- >> you just brush that on first? >> just kind of brush that on first. then you cook it until it's 160 degrees internal temperature. you can poke it in the thigh, if juices runs clear it means we're ready. >> that's what people should do with me but that's another story. >> it comes out of the oven, then you take all the yummy pan drippings with all the flavor, reduce them down. add some more of that chile paste. some tequila. you get this right here. take the sauce -- >> like you're double glazing. >> even when it is cooking, open up the oven and brush that in. that apricot marmalade will caramelize beautifully. the more on there, the better flavor. great sweet and sour combinat

they have lost hair jobs and that money has dried up. around him or the money they once were able to send. >>> for the first family, a little bit of fun in the sun out west. the president took a break from pushing his health care plan to take in the sights at the grand canyon yesterday. a nice view there. the obamas also visited yellow stone national park over the weekend. next week, the first family will vacation on martha's vineyard. >> very nice. girls will be headed back it school like a lot of of folks around here. >> where he, indeed. >> lets he get some of the heat out of the way before school begins. >> we'll see if we can do that. the heat will hang around for this week. we'll talk s wainabout in s in the tropics. wewere saying heyt isi t is s noow. this morning. before three different systems. first of all, tropical storm crs dette made landfa a os the florida panhandle during the overnight hours. winds are now at 40 miles per hour. they were up to 50 miles per hour at one point. it is near, not far from bruton, alabama. here i

. >> reporter: the supply of new cars stacked up as the economy faltered and credit dried up. but the cash for clunkers program has been the bright spot. boosting car sales along with the economy faster than most expected. >> we are just glad to have a fuel efficient and a cool new car. >> reporter: so far the $2 billion in funding nearly ran out in less than a week. the house passed an emergency bill for 1 billion extra. >> if somebody has a car that qualifies, certainly they should go to a dealership this weekend. get the transaction started. >> reporter: peter kitsmiller is president of the automobile dealers association. he tells wjz although sales are way up, the program's management is flawed. >> the problem is my dealers can't even get the transaction entered into the system to everyone attempt to get reimbursed. very few if any maryland dealer. i don't think of a maryland dealer that has been reimbursed. >> reporter: bring in your car and you get a rebate for it as long as it gets 20 miles or less per gallon and you have owned it for a year. >> last night's scare kind

a complete check of the rest of th seven-day forecast which includes a dri with a chance of rain coming up on sunday, craig. back to you. >>> thanks, buddy. a weakening hurricane bill is now churning the seas off the east coast this weekend after a brush with bermuda. waves swelled today from massachusetts to florida. officials warn that strong rip currents or rushing surf can pull swimmers away from shore. many beaches along the east coast were closed to swimmers today. swimming also was off-limits at president obama's vacation spot on martha's vineyard toda as well. tonight police in anna run del un ait a man who ap wan and kept g.intnerpeea nhe t it happened near the ecte otirsp ecrstion of onaanslipo nnapolisd hw lt. s ices vm ati sib tic vm a yet.oe h not bav h nott j usyes they're looking for a light blue dodge caran or truck. >>> well, you just saw it, redskins over the defending champ steelers tonight. fans pouring out of fedexfield at ts hour celebrating that big redskins win at home. derrick ward joining us live from fedexfield tonight. what's the scene like out there, buddy?

we finally dried out after that record rainfall three days ago. charlotte, north carolina, you're going to get really hot the next couple days today, 91. well, dan, if you like summer heat, stay tuned for this extended weekend forecast. >> if not, at least the company -- exactly. thank you, bill. >>> unemployment looms, retail sales slide, and the bailout beat goes on for fannie mae. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it may be so bad the studio won't let critics see it. still, those same critics expect it to be the number one film this weekend. >>> lee makes his philly debut. a ball girl takes a pill. and muhammad ali makes an appearance at yankees stadium. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today," everyone. i'm dan kloeffler. and here are some of your top headlines this morning. pakistani intelligence says that country's taliban chief was killed in a cia missile strike in south waziristan, pakistan. he helped plan suicide attacks against pakistani officials and is suspecte

to the west it is dried out. we're on the edge there.o showers and the chances of showers with us i think the next day or so it is diminishing, pushing this away. a slight chance. winds out of the northeast. and 83. and tomorrow will be cooler than today because of the winds coming off the ocean. tonight a scattered showers. and 68 by morning. in the afternoon. high only 81 degrees. the next five days. the computer says it will not happen. mid80s. drier by saturday, sunday and monday. >> we'll take your word for it. >>> after practice the ravens are really for a game. pre-season kicks off tomorrow. what is it to lead? at pnc, it's doing what most benefits our customers. whether that's building more certified green buildings than anyone on earth. creating online banking tools for the next generation. or making a 10 year, $100 million investment in kids. it's how we've always done business. and will for a very long time to come. pnc. leading the way. >>> redskins are coming to town. >> a baseball season that cannot end soon enough. the man

sean: farms are dried up. no water, no production. people are losing their jobs.ow many people are out of work there? >> well, you know, the system varies but a lot of people here aren't working. that's why we are here. we are here to show america this is you are own town hall meeting here, sean. we are so wand up in this issue buoy why don't have time to worry about health care. everything around us is dead. this is our way of life around here. we tried to have the administration come to see about us. we haven't heard. they send the secretary of the interior here. he gave us some nice lip service and said oh we are going to do this and do that. at the end we didn't get no water. our fields are drying out. something has to be done. sean: first, paul, you were an obama supporter. yes, absolutely. we wanted change. we didn't think it would be this kind of change but you know, he kept his promise, we got change where are you now? obama country? >> we want to name -- we would like to name it after someone who is responsible for this look, we have signed a letter signe

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. >> paint dried pretty quickly. another hot one. >> it was a scorcher today for a lot of the folks. a lot of people don't like it when the temperatures get close to 90 degrees. if you don't like the hot weather, you've got time to book the flight to get out of here. a warming trend coming our way as we head towards tomorrow. a couple more 90 degree days in a row as we get started for the work and school week for a lot of the kids. outside right now, a beautiful clear sky over washington. there's a live look at the washington monument. sitting quietly on the national mall right now under the mostly clear sky. a beautiful night outside. a warm day. high made it up to 89 degrees after a 72 degree start this morning. it has been dry around here. august rainfall total less than .8 inch for the month of july, our fifth driest july on record, barely over an inch. combined that's only 1.86 inches since jy 1st. 65% below average. so yeah, if your grass has stopped growing a couple weeks ago, that's a big part of the reason w

the financial melt down has dried up available capital so that so-called debtor in possession financing, the airlines used to be able to get is probably no longer available. there is some risk one or more larger airlines may not be able to make it through. >> when we talk about the boom and bust cycle, i think we can look at the history of american airlines share price. to illustrate that, take a look at this. boom times in the late 90s, going up to the late 90s in the aftermath of the 2001 terrorist attacks pushed several airlines into bankruptcy. then after restructuring, times were relatively good. i mean, better, than years past. in the middle part of this decade, then it was oil and recession that again pushed airlines to the brink of bankruptcy. can airlines do anything to weather this cycle? >> well, it's a tough business, as you know. one of the things that's -- that makes it particularly tough is in the u.s. industry, there's two kinds of competitors, an old airline, came of age in a regulated period. all of the new ones led by southwest and air tran. the challenge is for the o

once that dried up, so did the mortgage money.cascading into the foreclosure crisis of today. umrai gill of performance trust capital and walt schmidt of ftn financial deal in the so-called mortgage backed securities market, bonds that are backed by home mortgages. any sense of normalcy returning to the market? if we define it as a new issue market where a bank can do what he does that we are a ways away from that. " we haven't put almost a floor and is declining prices and the distress selling we've seen in the market will for the depleted bank capital. this light up in the last three to six months has been driven by very strong positive technical suspender from buy a bank that's called a reaper big bid is essentially wall street and reconsidering these assets to raise bank capital and also allow more buyers to purchase these assets. the second leg up the prices we seen if you look at the stock market these credit impaired assets will move right along with equities in many cases the second leg up has been eight expectation of a lot more money coming into the market to the pro

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the president wants his supporters to take the dri they had during the election and turn that to health care reform. >> we all know this has been an emotional debate. we have seen tempers flare. accusations have been hurled. and sometimes it seems like one loud voice can drown out all the civil sensible voices out there. >> president also pitched his plan to conservativeconservativ. as a guest of a philadelphia-based radio talk show host. meantime, people in our area continue to learn more about the plan. dozens of folks went in for a forum led by donna edward. craig melvin here with more on the story. craig. >> jim, fewer voices at tonight's meeting than what we have been seeing. those at the meeting were also, largely like-minded democrats, eg eager how to hear morph a friendly crowd. >> sir, i just don't believe you. [ applause ] >> this is what many of the townhall health care shows have looked like. >> you are talking down to the american people. >> thursday night's health care townhall in prince george's county was smaller and calmer. folks who showed up just asked their questions

pl river further west in the platte river valley, the country drew out -- dried out, firewood became so scarce they had to use buffalo dung to fuel their camp fires. the water along the platte was so slow and stagnant they sometimes had to get mosquito larvae out of it. they began to go slow grades and their oxen began to fail them or to show signs of failure so they had to start throwing their possessions overboard from their wagons and these were people who many of them their parents or grandparents had fought in the revolution. they were almost all from new england. particularly, in the smith party. and the furniture they were carrying with them were colonial cherry wood -- the kinds of things that if you were on antiques road show today would, you know, fetch enormous sums these people were throwing overboard right and left to lighten their wagons to ease the burden on their oxen. and tempers began to grow short. then they arrived at fort bridger in wyoming and they heard there was a group ahead of them called the donner party and i should mention that the smith party was the las

. >> reporter: fueled by a seemingly endless supply of dried out brush and timber.he blaze has already scorched more than 35,000 acres. the flames swallowing more than two dozen structures and closing in on as many as 12,000 more. >> it was just red all over. all you could see was a black mountain and red flames. >> reporter: fire teams struggle to protect what they can. >> the fire gets down and runs right up in backover those homes. that's what we're seeing now. erratic fire behavior. >> reporter: and they worry that mother nature could unleash another weapon in this fight. >> if we're to get a santa ana wind event ocr, it could blow this fire all over the place and give challenges to firefighters that we're not currently having. but we have our hands full for sure. >> reporter: crews already stretched past their limits. jay gray, nbc news los angeles. >>> some dinner time inter interruptions just may stop. starting this week the federal trade commission will prohibit recorded commercial telemarketing calls known as robocalls. they can be fined $16,000 per call. t

donations to the shelter has dried up and unless changes happen soon the people she is caring for wille on the street. >> reporter: when dr. martin luther king junior gave his famous i have a dream speech 40 years ago, emma jean was in the crowd listening. she followed him from georgia and never came back. >> have you always run sheltered? >> that's all i haveve. r donel dowai s i was a turning point for stewart. a single mom with two boys by the time she turned 18. >> there's women and their babies who come here and knock on my door all night long, emma jean, i need help. well, that's what i am here for. >> reporter: after running a mission that received presidential recognition it is stewart who is facing a life- changing event. >> i have cancer of the gums. >> reporter: at the same time she got the cancer diagnosis she shelter she used to run on p street has burned down. she has been running it out of three tiny rooms in a row house in northeast. donations aren't coming in like they used to. >> we just don't have the money. it is too expensive now. >> reporter: although the pain of

cools us down and dries us off as we head into the early part of next week. >>> let's check the roadsh kim. >> thank you. traffic is mainly light at this hour. really don't have many incidents to let you know about, on the beltway traffic running good on both loops. however, on the east side of the beltway, a different story because of construction projects that are in the midst of getting picked up now but you may still encounter them if you're heading out. rosedale, the outer loop lanes closed for construction. they have a detour up. just follow the signs. outer loop between bel air road and 95 the left two lanes are closed for construction. northbound at the harbor tunnel, closed with two-way traffic getting by in the southbound tube. as we check the jfx at cold spring lane, traffic is running smoothly without incidents. back to you. >>> authorities say two people are dead after a black hawk helicopter from fort campbell, kentucky, crashed into the side of colorado's second highest mountain. a sheriff's spokesperson says one person was flown to a denver hospital. rescuers are looki

traveled 28,000 miles in a 50-foot boat, surviving 60-foot waves, equipment problems and a diet of freeze-driedod. he took sail in november. >>> coming up, a spotlight on the brain cancer that took ted kennedy's life. and on new treatments that might some day save others' lives. everything changed. i didn't know what to do. right about then, our doctor mentioned the exelon patch. he said it releases medicine continuously for 24 hours. he said it could help with her cognition which includes things like memory, reasoning, communicating and understanding. (announcer) the most common side effects of exelon patch are nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. the likelihood and severity of these side effects may increase as the dose increases. patients may experience loss of appetite or weight. patients who weigh less than 110 pounds may experience more side effects. people at risk for stomach ulcers or who take certain other medicine should talk to their doctor because serious stomach problems, such as bleeding may worsen. mom's diagnosis was hard to hear, but there's something i can do. (announcer) ask your d

then the front comes through and dries us out and things get a lot better as we head into the weekendat trough, though it's a pain for us, it's going to help us in the long run because hurricane bill is out there in the atlantic ocean. this is still a very strong well developed and organized system. though it's downgraded just a little bit. we're seeing it now as a category 3, that just happened this morning, winds of 125 miles per hour, and moving to the northwest but that trough and front that is coming through our region will help to steer it away from the mainland and so out to sea. we shouldn't take any sort of direct hit but the surf is going to be dangerous and very rough along the coastline. so for the rest of today, 88 degrees for the daytime high, partly sunny and you'll have showers and storms likely throughout the afternoon and into the evening hours. >>> let's check the roads with kim. >> things calmed down a little, 95 southbound, just building volume towards the beltway and 895 but no real problems. the earlier disabled vehicles we had have since cleared and leaving us

and the wind shifted to the west and dried everything up. i think we're going to get some rain tonight, and probably during the day tomorrow. but certainly this evening, it's not that bad. it's a little warm. but the humidity isn't bad. let's start with the three-day trend and see what is going to happen over the next couple of days. i think the chance for rain will go up late tonight, and tomorrow morning there could be showers around for the thursday morning commute. and the temperatures will be much cooler. that's going to change by the time we get into the weekend. i'll show you that seven-day forecast in just moments. partly cloudy skies for the rest of the night. chance for showers and thunderstorms late tonight. this evening it's going to be dry. low temperatures upper 60s. variable winds at about 10. during the day tomorrow, mixture of clouds and sunshine. a chance for some rainshowers. the best chance will be in the morn. but they could linger into the early afternoon. the high temperatures only in the upper 70s and low 80s. well be

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it is pretty cut and dried. we did not close the game out. >> many positions, quarterback.id to make the team. shaky outing giving up a touchdown monday night. leave the door open. he has the experience to make mistakes. forget the last player. that is tough to do when no one else makes you forget. >> that is definitely what we're going to do to each other. they definitely let you know. they have got to be pretty good. >> franken company back added saturday night, and the ravens broadcast team has it covered. it will be simulcast on tv 11. jerry has the call, and post- game festivities to follow. michael vick suits of for an nfl game. not much in the wake of protests, and not much of a crowd for the game, but the rest of the world still curious to cmo he plays -- to see how he plays. in the first quarter, he is in the game. inaugural effort bowman -- afford? pedestrian. out of the wildcat formation, lacking excitement. what we know for sure, his arm remains rockets strong. he unleashes the laser for the first down. for for for for just 19 yards. hard to tell a lot common --

front comes through friday, cools us down for the weekend and dries us out somewhat.re looking at some relief as we head into the early part of next week. >>> final check of the roads with kim. >> thank you. as you see we have some congestion on the outer loop, traffic is running slow between liberty road and the baltimore national pike. that is just volume delays at this time. just getting word of downed trees blocking an intersection in perryville, mountain hill road near principal furnace road, all lanes closed police on scene. glenarm -- excuse me, long green pike and factory road closed in both directions at this time. same in pasadena, traffic lights out at ritchie highway and route 10. eastbound route 100 at magothy river bridge, that crash remains on scene. in the city, falls road north of cold spring lane, that crash lingers there. at the jfx at cold spring lane traffic has building volume on the south side but looking good. >>> great show at 9:00. hope you join us. we'll be here throughout the morning. now it's "good morning america" time at 7:00 in new york

it even outperforms the others on these dried-in stains! impressive! finally, this is perfect!istair) trust resolve power. forget stains. well we got a dodgeball competition against the crew. i want you alan! i want you!! you're the best! i put that on the survey, by the way. the secret is really getting to know your team mates. we're all olympic athletes, so that, that's helpful. man, they're good, they are good. i'll give them that. i'm having a ball. i don't want to get off, that's the problem. they're going to have to push me off the ship. >>> great to have you. how are you? >> good. >> morning hours suitable for you? >> no. but i asked for this. >> you're here before the heat starts. >> that's good. >> warm it up for us. >> sure, you asked for it. you want it, you got it. 5:07. we have temperatures this morning actually pulling back a little. last hour it was 74 at bwi marshall. now 71, that's an improvement. still hanging at 74 in york and 80 in ocean city. we're looking at basically clear skies, with a few clouds maybe skirting across harford, cecil county and clipping p

. >> when it dries up and it starts flaking, it gives you that mahogany like a red burgundy color. so, in india the bridal colors are red. we usually wear red, maroon, burgundy-- so they say that the bride's hand shouldn't show color of her skin. >> reporter: sunitha met her husband-to-be, ronjit sandhu, who is a sikh, at college eight years ago. >> the henna artists told me yesterday the darker the henna the more your husband and your in-laws love you. so my hands are dark, but not down here so much. >> reporter: the groom's mandate on the wedding night is to find his name hidden in the design. >> the night of the wedding, i'm supposed to find... i'm supposed to search for my name in the henna. and then if i can't find it, basically i'm not allowed to consummate our marriage. >> reporter: the next pre- marriage ritual, performed is the puja, where the bride's family's hindu pandit prays before a sacred fire. >> we pray to lord ganesha asking for his blessings, s s that everything goes very smoothly without any obstacles. >> reporter: when sunitha's parents married, not only were t

so the atmosphere dried out. even though there is a cold front coming out of the mountains, this front doesn't have any moisture to work with. basically it's dry at the present time. but things are beginning to change. the atmosphere is saturating so to speak. and we can see some rainshowers coming up from the south and the west through southern virginia and down through the carolinas. these showers interest ones that will arrive here later on tonight and into tomorrow morning. expand the view, you can see things better. the atmosphere is more unstable down lew the carolinas. as the front meets the unstable air mass, we'll see showers and thunderstorms. in addition to, that when the front comes through late tonight, it will stall just off to our south, and we'll see an area of low pressure develop on that front. and this will enhance the chance future some precipitation. likely you'll see a little bit of rain i think for the thursday morning commute. it should clear up in the afternoon. and then high pressure wil

tips, drink plenty of liquids, like water and juice, avoid the caffeine, it dries you out in weather like this. reduce outside activities, wear light weight and light colors. and watch for signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke including confusion, nationa and light headedness. nausea. and for more head to abc2news.com, including where the cooling centers are. you can keep an eye on the weather window at the bottom of the screen. >>> while we deal with the heat parts of the midwest are still picking up after some rough weather rolled through their area. in iowa, hardin county is a disaster area, strong storms damaged homes, downed trees, power lines, about 3,000 customers lost service there. >>> and in michigan, a line of strong storms ripped through that state. they packed winds as high as 60 miles per hour, hail, lightning and heavy rain. officials did warn people to stay in interior rooms on the lowest floors. no tornadoes reported though. more than 4,000 customers across -- 48,000 customers across the southern part of michigan lost power. >>> and recovery in new york following

i put a little dried milk powder in there. >> what if you want a big chocolate chip cookie?the oh baby breakfast cookies, and you could eat these for breakfast. you make it at home. they have oats, dried cherries, almon almonds, very, very tasty. >> i can feel julie craving that as we speak. what about this? this is a milkshake craving? >> milkshake craving, chocolate craving, very typical to go for one of these things. this is like 1,000 calories. instead go for the oh susanna chocolate milkshake. much lower in calories, still rich in calcium. >> we give up alcohol. how about by the end, maybe i'll have a glass of wine. >> talk to your doctor about that one. >> definitely. >> yeah, women get really thirsty. i think julie talks about how thirsty she's become. i really love kir royal. i developed a mock tail called la royal. it has white grape juice and sparkling water, and it's delicious. you can still feel like a grown-up when you go out to dinner. >> jules, you got this? >> i'm getting rid of this water with cucumber and lemon, which is semi drink of choice for seven month

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when you have a west wind, it dries out the atmosphere. you have a south or southeast rain, you're more likely to get more rain. that's a forecasting tip for you. >> in case i have to do any forecasts. let us hope it does not get that bad. derek is doing the weather one night. you'll know. let's take a look at the three- day trend first as we go into the weekend. temperatures are going to go down initially, and then we're going to shoot them back up big- time late in the weekend. show you the seven-day in a second. there could be some rainshowers around tomorrow morning. but the high temperatures will only be in the upper 70s and low 80s. overnight tonight partly cloudy skies. i do think there is a chance for showers and thunderstorms. but that will be late tonight. i'd say after 10:00. up until that time, should be just fine. low temperatures upper 60s. sunset coming up at 8:15. during the day tomorrow, a chance of showers. possibly a thunderstorm. i don't think thunder is going to be a big deal tomorrow. the best chance for rain will be

. >> what isn't known is the fact that money supply has completely dried up. that's -- that's going to put a head wind on this market. let's talk about what's going to occur in the future not what everybody already knows. long-term the dollar is cooked. i understand that. i'm one of those first people to talk about that. but let's just talk about for the next few weeks, we're overextended and there's going to be a rally in the dollar. >> no, i thought it was -- >> okay, you go. >> let me turn the discussion to china. because china already came up and there were real questions this week about china actually leading this market. it was first a rebound, it was first the top out. is the chinese market leading our market? >> is that for me? >> yeah, jim. >> yes, yes -- >> for me. >> jim. >> no, definitely. but when this chinese -- when the shanghai composite was off a couple days ago, people were worried, they're back in a bear market, this is a market that rallied 100% in that, a year ago rallied 300%. we've got to suspend the rules for what we consider a bear mar

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reporter: nearly one year ago, last september, banks were failing, the dow was in free fall as crit dried up. the entire financial system threatened with collapse. some say bernanke's aggressive moves at the fed, slashing interest rateso zero, and puing $1 trillion into frozen credit markets helped turn things around. but his critics say he was slow to see the crisis coming. >> the problems in the subprime market seems likely to be contained. >> reporter: and that big banks, not consumers have benefit fr the fed's intervention. now, as the ecomy recove, the next cllenge. scaling ba on low interest rates and massive fed spending thoutriggering inflation or rse. >> the fed has to be very careful that it doesn't pull t fundg out too quickly and stop the recovery. >> reporter: the bernanke annocement coincided with d budget news om the white house. the administration latest estimate puts e ficit $2 trillion higher than originally predicted. more than $9 trillion over the next ten years. making the president's health re push at much rder. >> health care as it is being discussed right now invol

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main street dried up a long time ago, except for that place on the corner.wood state bank will turn 100 next year. here's the lobby when woodrow wilson was president. here it is today. >> we claim to be an antique bank run by antiques. there's nobody here under 70. >> reporter: bank president r.r. wiley is 85 and still comes to work everyday writing checks on his typewriter. he has two employees, 76-year-old lela coates -- that's her opening the vault -- and on the adding machine is the 71-year-old neta eldridge. the trio runs america's smallest bank with machines so old they couldn't find anyone to fix them if they ever broke down. >> i ask for 90 cents and that's what i got. >> most of what we do is in our head. but because of the government, we have to keep a certain amount of paperwork. >> reporter: this place redefines bankers' hours. it's open five hours a day. closed at noon for an hour lunch. and if you don't get your money by three in the afternoon, you're out of luck. one more thing the bank doesn't have -- an atm. if you want your money, you have

the air dried out yesterday. the dew point is down to 68 degrees and temperaturewise, that kept in the warmth and 68 is where we are now and 64 out in the mountains. now, the wind. they're kind of all over the place, but they'll turn around to the south tonight and that will bring up warmer air. we'll have clouds on and off through the day and into the morning before that gets out of here and when it does, the heat will come in behind it. here's the storm, it's to the northwest and here's the warm front part of the storm. it's lifting to the north in the morning and this is where we're seeing the heat right now. it will come our direction temperaturewise and we'll feel it tomorrow and into tuesday. and after that, the cold front associated with the storm will be coming our way sparking a shower tour thunderstorm monday. and tuesday, more of a chance here and then when that comes through the area, it will knock down the heat once again. before that, we'll feel what's going to be happening. small craft advisories i