on, do they need a marketing ceo -- >> she does have a husband who can take care of the baby, too, fyiguy. it is a very difficult job. and one of the problems is that they're sort of painting her as a super woman. steve jobs, character type. coming in and running a company. he was a unique person, founder of the company. very different situation. this is a company in great distress with a lot of problems. and you know, internet companies, the young kill their old. and sometimes they just die like a myspace, and sometimes, can she create a country that has not been innovative for years, and struggling. >> it is interesting that you bring up founders, with a different approach. it is different, than somebody who is a hired hand. >> she is getting a lot of money, by the way. and it is not a question of confidence. this person really does have what it takes. she has got the smarts, the drive, she is certainly aggressive. the question is how good can she be to revive this thing? how good can she do? especially with the competition from google, amazon, and apple. >> yes, it is all about the

fyi, there could be delays as well tomorrow. as we get to the latter part of the afternoon this fog will back off to just near the coast. we will look for some sunshine tomorrow. antioch right now, 60 sibs degrees -- 66 degrees and 56 in san francisco. santa rosa 53. 62 in san jose as well as los gatos right now. the low clouds and drizzle will move inland. it will be a cooler and wind yes, sir day -- windier day for your monday and your tuesday as well. as we head into wednesday, thursday and friday, that's when we will start to warm back up. overnight temperatures tonight overcast skies, drizzle near the coast and the bay, generally in the mid to low 50s. maybe a few 60s. interior east bay locations, the reason for that is look at the temperature. livermore reached a high of 89. san francisco, 62. and it was 81 in san rafael. the low tracks over the bay area tomorrow, look what it does to the expected high. down to 15 for livermore and antioch. temperatures in the east bay only in the midto upper 70s. so a big impact as this l

fyi, there could be delays as well tomorrow.s we get to the latter part of the afternoon this fog will back off to just near the coast. we will look for some sunshine tomorrow. antioch right now, 60 sibs degrees -- 66 degrees and 56 in san francisco. santa rosa 53. 62 in san jose as well as los gatos right now. the low clouds and drizzle will move inland. it will be a cooler and wind yes, sir day -- windier day for your monday and your tuesday as well. as we head into wednesday, thursday and friday, that's when we will start to warm back up. overnight temperatures tonight overcast skies, drizzle near the coast and the bay, generally in the mid to low 50s. maybe a few 60s. interior east bay locations, the reason for that is look at the temperature. livermore reached a high of 89. san francisco, 62. and it was 81 in san rafael. the low tracks over the bay area tomorrow, look what it does to the expected high. down to 15 for livermore and antioch. temperatures in the east bay only in the midto upper 70s. so a big impact as this low

tammy duckworth says by the way, fyi, joe walsh, i never called myself a hero. >> that's all she everut. >> maybe some other people think she is a hero everyone that leaves several limbs on the battlefield for her country. >> she keeps bragging about it. big deal. >> yeah. >> he is the one that keeps bringing it up. >> yes, we're very excited about that visit. running in illinois against the ass hat. >> 29 minutes after the hour. margaret cho -- [ screaming ] >> i know toni from chicago? next on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ >>it's the place where democracy is supposed to be the great equalizer, where your vote is worth just as much as donald trump's. we must save the country. it starts with you. of sununu, you're wrong. mitt romney, you're wrong. we need more teachers, not fewer teachers and more cops and more firefighters that support our >> romney you can take it. >> a new ad we will play for you when we come back here with lynn sweet, chicago sun times methderr death shiner from row call and bill cress part full-court press. you are welcome to join our conversation at 866-55-pres

just fyi. >> bill: it's on her sheet. >> yes, it's public record. >> bill: when somebody applies for a job at a school district, whether it's a teacher or school bus driver, anything with kids, isn't the school district required to check them out background check. >> they only asked for felony convictions. >> bill: only felonies? >> this didn't need to be listed. >> bill: that sounds pretty stupid, right? >> you would think they would want to know. i think they are trying to get rid of like you drove 85 in a 55 type convictions. in any event, don't you feel a little bad for her? she turned her life around. she gets a legitimate job. >> bill: that's a good point. >> the reporter is embarrassing her. >> bill: dealing with kids. >> it was prostitution. it's not like she was convicted of child abuse. >> bill: it doesn't matter. if you are going to get into that world. i don't want my kid around that. >> i don't know. there were some other charges that were concerning. >> bill: you say she has no case. >> nothing. >> bill: this has got to be very fast. a woman in houston teed off at the c

and fyi, they have gone ahead and lifted the water restrictions. pack your water bottles with you for tomorrow. in bethesda, erica gonzalez, news 4. >>> more than half the country is experiencing drought conditions right now. it's the worst in decades. the hot, dry conditions are taking a major toll on crops and agriculture. darcy spencer is in homestead farm in poolesville with more on this. darcy? >> reporter: right now they're saying they're not dealing with drought conditions. they're dealing with very dry conditions. they certainly could use some rain. this is one of the many farms in our area where can you come and pick your own. they have peaches as well as black berries in season right now. the problem is a lot of people don't want to come out and pick in this heat. the sun is blazing at this petting farm, even the animals are trying to cool off. but the scorching temperatures didn't scare miguel and his whole family away from peach picking at homestead farm in poolesville. they came prepared. >> it's very hot. very hot. but we just enjoyin

and fyi because of the humidity and all the debris that's in the roadways, the mosquitos are out in full force. if you need to slather on an extra layer of repellant this morning, that's going to be a good idea. a friend of mine called me this morning and said, you know, i woke up with a big blaring right in my face and it was welcome news and then it went out again. so power outages still in flux this morning. be patient, folks. crews are out and about. but it is going to take some time. and again, watch out for those road closures. we're in falls church this morning. aaron and eun, back to you. >> erika, thank you. >> if i can, you drove a pretty significant route going from the station here in d.c. out to falls church this morning. can you sort of set the scene for us in terms of what you saw on that drive in terms of out lights or any crews that may have been outdoing work on power lining or removing trees, whatever you saw? >> reporter: yeah. i was going to tell you, we didn't see much because it was dark. and the reason for that is because fairfax county is saying that they've got

hey, fyi, heads up, your commute is going to be a lot slower this evening because of, yes folks, hash tag heat. all right. so here's the scoop. this is what metro told us. this is only going to affect the trains once they are going above ground. it's not going to affect them once they are underground. but they're going to be slowed down to 35 miles per hour because of the heat. metro doesn't want there to be any kinks in the lines which is what happened a week and a half ago in west hyattsville. they want to prevent that. they're slowing all trains down on all five lines once they come above ground. we talked to some folks today. we told them pack your patience. this may be in effect until tomorrow. [ no audio ] >> i'll have to wait longer. we're on a schedule. so definitely not good. >> reporter: all right. so metro has told us that they're going to check the tracks about 8:00 this evening. a lot of the tracks are at least 135 degrees if not hotter. so they're going to check them at 8:00 and see where they stand. they may lift the speed restrictions this evening. they may be put back

and just a little fyi, the aurora mass shooting is not an anomaly in america.g 36 mass murders across america in the past 30 years. combiled by mother jones. and in each case, the shootings happens in a single incident in a public place and they took the lives of four people. let's bringschakowsky. are you disappointed that president obama won't get behind some form of gun control? >> i think the president is correct in thinking that it's unlikely, impossible, i would say right now, for any kind of substantial legislation to pass the house of representatives and probably the senate as well. but i think it is time to have that conversation. look, the national rifle association and others say, well, it's not time to be political. but it's they, the national rifle association and their kin that are making a public safety issue a political issue. they don't want to see any kind of legislation that would not only keep guns out of the hands of crazy individuals, but why does any individual need an automatic weapon? why do they need to buy 6,000 bullets? why do they n

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. >> fyi, george, there are i.d. like vin numbers on silver bars, just in case you find yourself embroiled in a murder for hire, no use silver bars as a method of payment. it links right back to dr. dixon. aren't there enough women, beautiful women, in amarillo, why he was so fixated on one woman. the roommate for the murder of hire, shepherd, the shooter, goes to police, tells them everything that shepherd had been stalking sanjay the victim for weeks and then texts the doctor every move. they got a quite a trial. >> in all of these cases, people forget, there's no such thing as professional hitmen, you got to go to the guy next door who you happen to know, as a result, these cases fell apart based on people talking and that's what allegedly happened here. you have this roommate, who the hit. man is talking to, what's the defense possibly in this case? in this particular case, you'll probably see the doctor point the finger at the hitman and say, yes, he may have been involved but it wasn't me. and the problem is go

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. >> fyi. us with a look at what's ahead on sta "starting point." >> would you like to come one day. >> one day? >> i do need somebody to help me with the kids. >> i would be happy to. my pleasure. this morning on "starting point" talking about mitt romney booed at the naacp conference, what some are saying is part of his strategy. this morning we talk to florida's republican lieutenant governor named jennifer carol and the house minority whip steny hoyer and penn state bracing for the report into how the university handled the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. live coverage on that and an unpublished op-ed written by joe paterno comes to light apparently written right before his death. great star of the stage and screen, ellen burrsten will be our guest, talking about her new project and kind of re sem bems what happens with bill and hillary clinton and we'll talk to you about that and sex, drugs and rock and roll, all the things you like first thing in the morning. mick jaggar's secrets

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