rain gips to move in tomorrow morning. heavy rain midday through the afternoon and evening. we could get three inches of rain. depends on how these play out. a dry slot here between the coastal and went low. if this sits on top of us we could cut the rainfall chances. now looks like we are in the slug of moderate to heavy rain. heaviest of the winds and strongest of the wins for us, 20, 30 miles per hour, higher gusts. 50 miles per hour at the coast. that whole thing lifts out, left with clouds thursday and then the winds diminish and temperatures drop down. 71 today, 66 with the heavy rain tomorrow. 60 earlry rain on thursday. friday, 58, low 60s on the weekend. race for the cure sunday morning. chilly in the morning with dry weather and low to mid-40s. >>> 95 south, slow at white marsh. slow at harford road. a live look at the beltway on the northwest side, old court road near 795, slow down from 795 to 70. jfx well at northern parkway, no issues to report as you make your way towards cold spring lane and downtown. the volume is building in the southbound side of the traff

announced when he prom mull gaited his policy, and after that he announced he'd cut foreign aid to e gipped-- egypt in half. two weeks after, the egyptian foreign minister for the first time since 1979 referred to israel as egypt's enemy. if you were a military leader, you'd be sitting there thinking the guy is getting old, and he's not able to manage his relationship with the united states in order to keep the money really flowing. most of that money is coming to we, the military leaders. now, it's getting cut off. maybe we should look around for somebody else. maybe we should hedge our bets. you're there on the sidelines, one of these relatively well educated people, unemployed, paying double the price for food, and you're thinking, you know, the military's probably going to sit on its hands. they'll hedge the bets because the money's drying up. this is the time to rebel. that is, as we saw it, the perfect storm in egypt, completely consistent with the argument of the book that we use to evaluate that. we had done statistical analysis on countries two to three years down the road back the

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and when heiden and gip brought the dog down, we thought he was dead.ing to say, jamie's the one who actually did it. how did you even know what to do? >> well, they handed the dog off to jared and i, and we could tell he was trying to breathe. and our training for humans is airway breathing circulation. and i told jared, we've got to work this dog. >> right. >> and laid him down in the front yard and we started assisting breathing. and we had no tools handy, so it was mouth-to-snout. >> wow. >> well, i'll tell you, obviously, coda is doing pretty well this morning. you guys did a great job saving her life, and i know that dogs are such a big part of people's families, and that's welcome relief to you guys all. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> we're back after your local news. wow. you seem pretty burned. acapulco? i wish. i got burned in the old oven again. ooooo! ouch! faulty thermostat. uneven heat. ahh! hand me that lotion... hmmm, nice. you know that's frosting... do me a favor, get my back.

i think it was gip appropriate, as a matter of fact, a lot inprop eappropriate and i think he has second thoughts. jenna: let's bring this up. fred, i have images of crime scenes that have been splashed all over newspapers and you can see, if we could pull those up, this is the dead body of a mob boss in the 1980s in new york city. i mean t. doesn't get march graphic than that, that was showed on newspapers all over the player so why is it okay to show something like that, or this crime scene of a young lady's body being pulled out of a parking lot, and not getting it from the detectives themselves? >> i tell you what, jenna, from my perspective, there are two big differences. obviously the media and the establishment has a right and obligation to report the news and that's their job and that's what they do, but a detective, and rod can back this up, their job is to gather evidence and submit that evidence to a prosecutor to ultimately prosecute the case, and my problem with this is that, you know, sometimes as a prosecutor, you rely upon physical evidence from the scene of the crime tha

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first, and i think i just got the -- i just got the word from justice scalia, in case i practice law gip, i'm listening, so justice breyer goes first. >> [inaudible] >> is your microphone -- >> we introduce the question as we see it, and both very glad to be here, particularly because i did work here which i loved, but also because you've invited high school students, college students, law school students, and we both talked to those groups of students a lot, and we want to do that, and the reason we do in special part is because there's a lot of skepticism and cynicism about government in the united states, and i'll say to the students, i understand that, and probably some of that is justified, but if there's too much of it, well, the government just won't work because you're a part of the government, and if you're not going to be a part, we don't have a government. that's what i want to tell them. all right, now, how can i tell them that? how can i do my bit on this? i'm a judge. you know, i don't run for office. it's hard to get people's attention on a general question like that, but

the gip investigation is unique and important in many ways.while there have been several investigations and reports issued, this is the only investigation team that has subpoena power. this is the only investigative team comprised of technical engineers and experts in this is the only investigative team that actually examined the blowout preventer. members of his investigative team on the ground from day one and have the necessary tools to complete a thorough and comprehensive investigation. they had access to information that others didn't and it's important for this committee to hear directly from them on the report in their conclusions. in short, this report finds the disaster was a direct result of multiple human errors that go failures. other report makes a number of recommendations if interest you to know it includes no specific recommendation for congressional action. i've repeatedly stated that the top priority of this committee is to make sure drilling the safe east in the world. over the past 18 months, there've been significant chan

the treasury department, once about two months ago for providing material support to the sirri and gip, which was involved and repression in serious so under an authority that allows us to designate individuals who are involved in human rights violations in syria will provide support, individuals who are abusing -- >> can the senator began to wrap it up? >> with 92 senators writing you on the iranian central bank, is it impossible for you in response to a plot to kill 100 americans do not say anyone who does business with the central bank of iran cannot do any business with the united states and cripple baird -- you look at their economic growth. you look at the acceleration of their nuclear program. you look at prominent actors with 90 lashes. can you get moving? >> well senator, we are moving. we are looking very actively at the possibility of designating the central bank of iran as well as taking other actions in response to this plot and we are generally in response to iran's continued defiance of the international community with respect to its nuclear program. there is a lot of wo