please welcome fay waddleton. so dr. malveaux says this is the worst congress in recent memory with regard to the rights of women. i want you to connect the war on women, specifically now waged in washington, this assault with poor women and their babies specifically. >> well, there's also ban war against the poor. this is not a country that has had a tremendous sympathy for poor people. i think the noen notion that somehow we slipped in to an era where "people" don't matter is not quite the way our history would define it. we don't really care much about poor people. it's true that johnson administration sought to change that at a time when the country was going through an enormous change out of the civil rights movement, the women's movements movement. this was a tremendous upward mobility and aspiration for this country to be a different country. unfortunately, just as reconstruction was cut short in its bed, the war on poverty and taking our country to a different place that we really cared about all of its citizens

fai. f-a-i. "fai.? yeah. ok. endar, voice-over: the people on the island cannot believe that, you know, there is a danger there for them. for the scientists to be there and tell them what is happening on the island, that will make them change their mind to move out of the island before anything will happen. satty, voice-over: i know this island hasn't been having these kinds of people. the information the scientists will give will be a very great help. it's like digging up the past and knowing that there is something good around us. we can still do something. it's not too late. [children playing] [overlapping conversations] at the moment, the world is warming up. and it's warming up because of other people in the world. it's certainly not you. it's other people in the world burning things like diesel fuel in large amounts. this is putting gases into the atmosphere, which actually caused the world to warm. one thing we know is going to happen during this century, we're going to get some sea level rise. man: as the

and a fay chairchtion, coming in to catch is chris stewart, staying in and going to left field, dewaynein the number 6 spot. and on the mound, david phelps, his 13th game, 1-1 record, a good era. he has good stuff, the rookie right hander taking over, dealing with young, boesch and peralta. >> number 13, a lucky number for david phelps who retired 13 in a row for the yankees. >> game started by phil hughes on april 14. that's swisher, coming in, number 1. delmon young flies to right. 1-4 on the night. swisher can scmiel breathe easier as he went back on the ball and had to recover. >> the outfielders are playing a no-doubles defense. tony pena has the hand behind the back. so they are playing deeper than they normally would to prevent the extra base hit. >> here's brennan boesch. he's hit 5 home runs on the year, you can see the good breaking ball from the jaite right hander who may be a long-term option. who knows how long-term that could be. this fast ball for a strike, and it's an 0-2 count. >> it's goods to follow the breaking ball with the fast ball. that's what phelps did. >> on d

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the most recent total, 10 tore fay does in -- tornadoes in six maryland counties this is probably one of the most active weather days anyone can remember in recent memory. now this is a sound you are hearing across much of maryland today, downed trees and debris is being fed into wood chippers. insurance agents, homeowners, work crews are out busily cleaning up the mess and totaling up all the damage. wjz is live with extensive first warning weather coverage. derek is in hartford county, my colleague, bernadette woods is here with me in hartford county, tracking tornadoes where they hit. >> now to my colleague, derek not far from me with amazing video and sound for you. derek. >> yeah, kai let there be no mistake about the power of this storm. in fact, this tree is standing here as a testament to just how strong those winds were. you can see, this was a perfectly healthy tree, it is now completely splintered, the area around here a mess after that tornado rolled through friday night. when the tornado hit, people living and working in the pleasant hills area had little time to react. >

by fay, i mean the north-based business journal, -- by a day, -- by they, i'm in the north based business journal. according to this report, and this was dated -- it is alleged that sutter moves $106 million and in that same article, according to their investigations, this was transferred out of california pacific medical. are you familiar with that? >> i am not familiar with those numbers. the question on if they continue to operate this rests on as they are meeting financial performances. would it be relevant to know if the money was being transferred out of cbmc into sutter? >> our job is to make an ironclad agreement that lets the hospital do what we wanted to do. i am not qualified to talk. the sutter representative is here. >> i want to know what you know. the focus is making sure we have an ironclad agreement. they say money was transferred out of one hospital into the sutter system. are you confident the agreement right now is iron-clad to prevent money transferred into sutter? >> we have a provision in the agreement, item seven. they are not prohibited to move funds around. they

the storm of record was fay down there, now they're going to remember debby for decades to come. too much water, too fast. florida can handle water, we still have problems this morning, the town of live oaks, is doing evacuations because of the river through attorney and northern portions of florida and southern georgia, getting the worst. the debby will be on the move the next two days. 48 more hours of this, by thursday night, the storm should be going out into the atlantic. two more days of these flooding rains. >>> the heat has been incredible. it was 105 in denver yesterday. it's tied your all-time hottest temperature ever recorded in the city. the 100-degree club included all of oklahoma, louisiana and texas. but the heat is going to spread, it looks like it's heading for areas like chicago and the mid-atlantic thursday into friday. we're talking chicago could be 103 on thursday. chicago's hottest temperature ever is 105. it could come close to that. >> 103 on thursday, from phoenix across the country. all right bill, thanks so much. >>> turning to sports, president obama i

we are going to talk about shooting to fay in twilight. you know who we are talking about. >> coming in a bit, the list she is now going to be on top earning star and who she bumped off the number one spot coming up. >> also ahead this morning, the numbers are disturbing. what health officials are saying about the number of teens in maryland who continue to abuse drugs. >> good morning. you know when it's 77 at 5:30 it's going to be a hot day. we will talk about the sizzling forecast coming. >> reporter: good morning. no delays to tell you about here on the beltway at bel air road. but we are dealing with a crash on the west side at liberty road. i will have the details coming up in my abc2 timesaver traffic report. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> 5:39 and we are back. a photographer in new york city says he is considering charges against actor alec baldwin. the photographer for the new york dealy news ended up in the hospital after baldwin punched him. these are the photos that made the newspaper yesterday. he was trying to snap pict

and welcome to this how turkey relates fay to the middle east. what american policymakers should be thinking about as we develop our own policies in response to rapidly changing events and dynamics in that region. on behalf of the institute of turkish studies, ooem pleased to welcome you all to the annual conference, which they are pleased and proud to the cohost of the middle east institute. since the establishment in 1982, its has carried out and funded a variety of initiatives to promote turkish studies by american scholars and students. it's done so through grants to establish the formal programs at american colleges and universities. through funding to support the development of to back up the programs. financial aid for undergraduate, graduate, post doctoral and sabbatical study and research, to publish books and journal articles in the field. its also carries out an active program through campus visits, academic conferences and events such as this one. i would note when i.t.s. was established in 1982, this space was rather relatively empty

prohibit the conversion to student housing with a few minor exceptions as you have heard for usf and s fai. we are going from no conversions to an unlimited amount of conditional uses if you so chose. that does not make any sense. you did not incentivize to build new if you're letting them do this in six months. if you want to stop behavior, you prohibit that activity. just a quick bit of history. i was here in 1978 when in that year we lost over 1000 sro units to conversion hotels. that is what led the board of supervisors to develop a moratorium for 18 months and a law that prohibited the conversion of estero's to any other use trade could buy out -- sro's to any other use. there is a way to deal with that. there was an absolute prohibition. there was discussion which we allowed [unintelligible] -- we had 20,000 sro units in the city in 1970. we have -- if we had allowed the conditional use your talking about now, we would have one- third to one-half your sro units today. you all know what conditional use is like. they're not the exception, they are the rule. people go through the proces

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the one thing i would actually just broaden in terms of what fay said before, and look, i'm part of the labor movement, i'll give you one statistics that's totally completely sobering to me. between 1973 and 2000, the number of people who were in unions went from 34% to 8%. in the same period of time income inequality rose 40%. that was for us a way of creating collective work, creating community and labor together. have the coalitions we're talking about. let's be a little bit real and i'm trying not to be political, but it's not simply a war on women. it is a war on voting. i walked through that march to montgomery and looked at what was going on in terms of alabama, but worse on the voter id laws, is the fact that in alabama we have the most vile anti-immigration law, so essentially anyone who is perceived to be undocumented can no longer leave their house for fear of being arrested. and so it's not just -- so what we have right now, and this is part of how we need to fight this, is that you have two very, very different philosophies, one that says, okay, we have had a really tough t

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but how long is it going to last in your fu ll forecast just minu fay >>> a 90 older woman experienced the good, the bad, and the ugly in oakland this week. a wrong turn landed her at an east oakland gas station where she became the target of a mugger. but that brush with the city's bad side was followed by an amazing act of kindness by a good samaritan. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in oakland with a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. jodi? >> reporter: janelle, police really didn't have to do much in this case. that 90-year-old woman weighs just 88 pounds. she's only five feet tall. but she's feisty. and once she teamed up with a good samaritan, her alleged attacker didn't stand a chance. >> i can't imagine a person even getting that thought in their head that i'm going to attack a 90-year-old woman, or a woman at all. it's just disgusting. >> reporter: but rob ravelli witnessed just that. ravelli was inside an east oakland am/pm market buying a drink monday morning. focus on the action outside the doors. a surveillance camera captures a man tackling and robbing a 90-year

discriminatory wage and that decision was overturned by congress which amended title vii in the lilly ledbetter fay pair act in 2009 by votes of 61-36 in the senate and 250 to 177 in the house. the theme of this convention is democracy at stake. and perhaps, most significantly, justice geinsberg dissented from the court's decision in bush v gore in a 5-4 vote the court stopped the counting of ballots to determine who had won the presidential election in florida and with thus, the nation. she was also among the dissenters in another case that i know is of real significance and interest to all of you. senior citizen sniezs united versus fec which allowed corporate independent expenditures in elections, based on a conclusion that such expenditures do not give rise to corruption or the appearance of krupgsz. in a recent statement accompanying a order to grant the stay of the montana court's recent decision in american tradition partnership versus bullock which represents a challenge to citizens united. justice geinsberg wrote in a sentiment that i know many, but not all all of you will agree that the c

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and that was the summer that wayne hayes who is on the ethics committee was having his rumble with fay -- no, who was it? yes, yes. elizabeth, and we were like, ah? all the scandal. that summer of everything. who knew? >> another thing i remember is a story, pages sometimes were invited to high society events in washington. and one story, i can't remember the woman's name who used to own the hope diamond, but invited page boys out to one of her parties, and in between bites of fried chicken, they were passing around the hope diamond looking at it and passing it along. talk about opportunities that people don't get. >> we have another question. >> i was a page in the '80s, and at that time, it was pretty clear over time, you figured it out over time, there wasn't a rule out, but the girls weren't allowed to do some jobs the boys were allowed to. did you all see that as well? even once you got in the door? were you able to do everything that was available or was it --? >> paula remembers this better than i do. the only restriction i recall is not being permitted in a place called the mar

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. >>> this morning we know who will be operating the coliseum in oakland aeg has won approval of fayear contract to operate the coliseum. -- the upside is the hope that the venue giant will bring new energy to the aging facility and more jobs and more dollars to oakland. the downside, concerns aeg will try to move the raiders to los angeles. >> oakland doesn't want to lose another team. don't the a's play tonight? >> up against -- [ talking over each other ] >>> we'll check in with mike and see how the weather is going to be. >> hopefully neighbors across the bay can do a little damage and knock off the dodgers and help the giants move up a little. temperatures very nice, 68 dropping to 60 sunny start to the 7:05 first pitch. fog creeping up the coast now made that right turn under the golden gate bridge trying to work towards oakland hasn't made that it far yet we'll keep an eye on it. winds calm 10 miles per hour fastener fairfield, 16. you can see clouds trying to make it to oakland and richmond and berkeley by 7:00, temperatures in the 50s just about everywhere except upper 40s n

. >> he was aiming for the runway but he almost hit the fai,,,,,,, >> a small airplane misses the runway lands on the fairway. >> as international leaders condemned the fighting in syria, violence has spread to the country's capital. >> the final port of call for the uss iowa. the veterans and families who showed up. welcome back to the weekend early edition. good morning. >> thanks for starting or sunday with us. it will be a lovely day. we do have a red flag warning in effect and we're talking about some fire departments about to make more cuts. >> first, a different type of call from public safety. a foursome on a golf outing got quite a thrill >> a small plane made an emergency landing on the course on which they were playing. it was a single engine cessna with only a pilot on board which lost power and managed to glide in short of the runway and onto the grass of a golf course driving range >> here is the plane coming right down and you cannot steer an airplane said he was sliding over here and became right into this fence and he bent it over and his prague, there is the whole from

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. >> reporter: some fays missed the start -- fans missed the start of the game but others made sure theyeft early to get here on time. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> ktvu's sal castaneda has been helping us through commute chaos today. he is live to tell us how things are right now. >> reporter: things are getting little bit better out there. this is north bound 101. still very busy. after watching this morning's commute i will take this. stop and go from 280 to the normal deck. let's go to the maps. if you want to get out of the city and use the bridge, eastbound 92, not that bad. back to you that desk. >> we will have the latest information on the investigation into the fire here in oakland and how it effected the morning commute. >> the deadline is tomorrow, democrats say they have a budget plan ready for a vote, what they don't have from the governor. >>> good afternoon. the afternoon commute still busy leaving san francisco. i want to show you north bound 101 to the 80 split. it is backed up from 280 to the lower deck of the bay bridge. the central freeway is backed up on to

this is your fayed. you've been stalling as long as i can.emperatures in the mid- to upper 90s the next couple of days. hazy, hot and humid conditions expected. thunderstorms get in here and much better for the weekend. high temperatures both saturday and sunday in the upper 80s with less humidity. so we'll kick off the first day of summer with cooler temperatures. today is the longest day of the year daylight-wise, 14 hours, 53 minutes and 55 seconds. tomorrow, we lose one second of daylight. so we start our -- we go back down on the down swing. >> that is what we lose? >> the next day, a few more seconds. >> good morning. i got here a little late. let me get my equipment down here. >> tucker is trying to stall. >> we have a foot pedal we have to work. >> i can help with you that. >> good morning. my light is brighter this morning. >> the light around you, sir y yes, it is. ask the weather guys, the most popular segment in morning television in washington, d.c. and fairfax county. we put our heads touring to answer your most pressing questio

. >>> police are advising neighbors not to open a door fay maintenance person knocks. they say you should contact the maintenance company or apartment complex to first verify. >>> coming up, do you believe in aliens? you may be surprised at just how many americans say they do. the results of a new study coming up next on fox 5 morning news. >> i used to live in roswell, new mexico. they take it serious. >>> plus a wedding ring that can help you keep you faithful to your spouse. we'll explain how this one works. works. >>> we've got good news about the u.s. or actually good news led to gains across the board on wall street. the dow and nasdaq both up on wednesday on news that orders for manufactured goods are up and that more people have signed contracts to buy preexisting homes. the same news bolstered stocks in asia today. the nikkei rose 144 points. we'll be right back.   the middle class is shrinking. in this day and age you can only accomplish so much without a degree, and traditional institutions are simply not set up to accommodate people wh

joining me is jay baker, the pastor of revolution new york city, son of jim baker and tammy fay mezner my book is called fall to grace. >> you are writing another book about doubt. >> faith and doubt. >> more people are now saying they have questioned the existence of god. i am going to lay it out there for you. what's the proof? give me the proof, the physical proof that god exists. >> the thing that everyone sees god as this being in the sky, but if god is the grounded being. god is the ground below us. he is in everything. for me, i can't prove to you and that's why it's called faith. if it was a belief, it would be called belief. for me it's faith. >> a lot of people say of course i can prove to you that there is a god. look at the son. look at the moon and the wind. i was talking to people on social media and they said 5 me physical proof god exists. i said what about is there a recorded conversation or physical proof? really playing devil's advocate, but there is no real physical proof, is there? >> no. there is not. the sun is an interesting idea because it's an amazing thing to

is the biggest political weapon they have his record, his fai failed record and how much do you focus on that? >> absolutely it is the record. but it is also those elements of his life that went into shaping him. obviously much of that has to do with his education and that seeking out of marxist professors whom he wanted to surround himself with and the teachings that they provided him but his failed record as our president now that certai certainly needs to be the ammunition if you will i'm not inciting silence but the ammunition if you will against our sitting president when we go to consider who the next president should be. and, yes, it is the lap dogs in the media who were so persona personally and emotionally invested in at the time candidate obama that they couldn't then allow truth to be revealed about who he was, what he represented, what his -- what his past record was. but it is so many even in the media today have seen the light and understand that for this republic to be defended we need to make sure that all candida e candidates are vetted. >> sean: always great to have

going to increase cause among conservatives who are begging romney to do more than just say the economy faiesident obama. >> bret: people out there will say this is one poll. another poll is sum. it's very tight. but again, a shift in independents as well. the real clear average is tight. average of the poll. what do you think? >> poking a hole in the washington based conventionm wisdom that obama is stumbling. many people look at this in washington and say wow, he has had a bad week. how can he be doing okay? it vindicates the obama campaign for example the polls in the 12 swing states show he is doing well. when he attacked romney over bain capital, democrats based in the northeast corridors that back off that. it doesn't work well. they believe it works well in ohio. he has pulled ahead a bit in ohio. some of the attacks are missed may be working in the heartland. >> what surprised me is you saw a genuine trend from april to june of maybe romney wasn't likable, maybe he wasn't any of these things but people did trust him on the economy. there has been a shift in that. possibly as you sai

we have had upwards of a dozen tornadoes cited some damages at least one death reported from a tore fay doe that struck here at high land's county in the south central part of florida, and other tornadoes have struck also damaging buildings so while it is not a major hurricane, has been a very troublesome and dangerous storm for us. >> absolutely lloyd what is ironic, florida and tampa in particular weren't you in a drought down there before debbie started messing things up. >> it was and goes to show you feast or famine nature of living in florida, when it rains it pours it seems quite literally this time, so everyone's yard is getting a good soaking if it doesn't float away first. so look at the bright side on that, we get rain get drought but on the other hand we would like this thing to come ashore as soon as possible, thinking maybe now thursday, on the gulf, coast, north of tampa, we would like to get this thing ashore, have it fizzle out so we don't have this continued worry out there, that dangerous weather could be spawned by this tropical storm. >> absolutely. thanks so much f

revolution fwhooirk city, the son of jim baker and tammy fay mezner. >> my book is called "fall to grace >> and you're writing another bookbility doubt? >> "faith and doubt." >> you saw the numbers. more people are saying they question the existence of god some i'm laying it out there. what's the proof? give me the proof, the physical proof that god exists. >> well i think the idea that god sees god as this being in the sky when if you look at god as being like the grounded being. god is the ground below us. ground is in everything. and for me, i can't prove to you. that's why it's called faith. if it was a belief. for me it's faith. >> listen, a lot of people would say, of course i can prove to you that there is god. look at the sun, wlooirk at the moon and trees. how do you think the wind. i was talking to people on social media. i said, give me physical proof that god exists and those were similar answers. i said, is there a recorded conversation. do you have any physical proof? really playing devil's advocate but there's no real physical proof, is there? >> no. the sun is a pretty in