thewo great religions of india buddhism and hinduism. ( steel drums beat rhytically ) at the sanctuaryf goa gajah, mysterious creatures guard the realm oford siva greatest of the hindu gods. deep within, three lingas, symbols of creation, mark his invisible presence. in buddhism, the unfolding of the self into ever-higher levels of awareness is imaged in the many-layered leaves and petals of the lotus. take refuge in the buddha and in his eternal law. turn from desire and leave behind the world of suffering. ( gong chimes discordantly ) be mindful of the teachings which reveal the order of existence and transcend passion, ceaseless and turbulent. where the gods nailed the island fast, between heaven and earth in the green heart of java the pilgrim reaches borobudor, the cosmic mountain. the ascent is a spiritual progress ich tranor the perception of ti and of space. the buddha of the east in the posture of meditation. e buddha of the north: absence of fear. e buddha of the west: "i call the earth to witness." the buddha of the south: "i grant the wish of the suppliant." as the pilgrim journ

sonia: the worst effects are on the southeastern coast of goa it is very hot and extremely humid weatherd this time, the temperature there is about 47 degrees healthiest. -- 47 degrees celsius. this is not the first time that it has had a really bad heat wave. in 2010, there were more than 3000 people that died in one week alone. brent: all right that's sonia phalnikar, we will have to leave it there. thanks for joining us. anchor 2: the head of the international monetary fund says greece leaving the eurozone is a possibility. she says the debt remains and clearing that is a long way off. brent: there were is a meeting of g7 a finance ministers in dresden, germany and this is not the end of a single currency. a short while ago, i spoke to our correspondent kristof and toying with -- and he said that they were trying to toilet the tactic of a greater sentiment at the meeting. kristof: if you talk to people behind the scenes, the sentiment certainly goes in the direction that hopes are slimming to actually solve this greek debt crisis because if we look at the time table now we are at the

you mentioned the goa use of stints, a lot of publicity big senate investigation, new york times storyrns out 20% of those people who had this unnecessary procedure still believed that the doctor who did it saved their life. so our beliefs are very powerful. we have our online community and we assign blame, how does this happen. >> at least accountability and bill says there are many kinds of doctors some became doctors to care for people some for the love of the money, he says focus on that. but i think the real issue is not that they are unnecessary, it is that they are preenter haveble, and too off we fail at preventing. ard cooing to the cdc over 200,000 deaths from heart diseases are prevented each year, we need to act on that and speaking on a preventable tragedy, hear a story, lisa mentioned you had receive add spinal fusion, was unnecessary, before that you were very healthy, how do you think your poor and what happened to you could have been prevented? >> well, i went to a hand doctor. i didn't two have a back pain, i didn't have a neck pain. and the hand doctor i thought i ha

karr goa cargo is now flowing smoothly. 82% of union members votedded in favor of the contract. >> this memorial day weekend, millions of americans are expected to get out for the holiday. 33million will do it by car. here's a look right now at our live drive time traffic map. it shows a lot of red out there. that means people are traveling right now. the red you see means it's slow going and a few transit closures this weekend will make the drive even slower for some people. ktvu's tom vacar joins us now. he's live in berkeley at the interstate 80 overpass with what to look out for. tom. >> indeed, if you take a look, what you can see it's a slow roll out of town, not stop and go as it was just a little bit earlier. now while many people leave town for the holiday weekend, a lot of folks say or a lot of folks come here and there lies a problem this weekend. the san mateo bridge begins closing down at 7:00 tonight for a monday morning reopening. but that simply guarantees the traffic on the bay and dumbarton bridges will be impacted. >> the traffic impact may be slightly less than last

monetary history there's this example after example of people trying to inject more money to stimulate -- goa i mean it's not a bad theory. he wants to give people money to make them feel richer so they spend their way out of a recession but the problem is the mongols were the 18th century france the problem is when things get better how do you do counter-cyclical policy? how do you shrink the monetary supply and how do you create more value to the dollar? i think outlook, milton friedman says the dollar has its value because people believe in it. ultimately it's a confidence game so as long as people believe in the u.s. government government -- look in 2008 people were questioning the u.s. government and the fed but people were still hoarding dollars. people were hoarding 100-dollar bills so one system was falling apart and on the other side they are hardening -- hoarding the dollar. there is no other place to invest. you don't want to invest in russia or india. the u.s. is a great place to do business. i have traveled the world and it's the least amount of friction. i'm very bullish on amer

thunderstorms popping up later this afternoon, will you you get notifications of all breaking news, goaapple app store or myfoxphilly.com for instructions on how to get that onto your smart phone then, you will know what's going on. seeing few random areas of lightning showing up, on ultimate doppler radar this morning, no rain necessarily with it so, let us know if you're hearing some thunder out there this morning. our little area of rain has pretty much dissipated, in berks county this morning. but we are at a slight thunderstorm risk for this afternoon. we were under more of a risk yesterday, and we did see those thunderstorms quite a few of them, now we will jump ahead to about noon today in our future cast. and show when you we expect the thunderstorms to pop up. if you get one any time after 3:00 this afternoon few popping up 6:00, 7:00. middle of the night few pop up thunderstorms coming around. 9 miles visibility in philadelphia. but we've got some fog in lancaster, reading there is morning, and as you saw little earlier in the pocono mountains, so in late end 61 degrees, 63 mo

within 90 days of the goa's report the president must provide congress with a draft proposal and report explaining which are excluded and why they are not included. why did you pick some, but not take the recommendation to consolidate. and give us your reasoning for doing that. make it transparent so we understand. we think that would work well. both chambers of congress must vote proposals in ten days. and any dollars achieved must be used for deficit reduction. we we are not making an attempt and no one is worried about an $18 trillion deficit. this is a win-win deal. it gets rid of government waste and holds the government accountable for unnecessarily and unacceptable redundancy. we are starting to see a glimmer of hope and that is one reason i decided to stay in the senate. if it was about personal politics and not -- public politics i would be out of here. public service is truly what it refers to. it is public. i looked at it from the standpoint that i have -- don't have the same feeling i have one governor to come here. i feel like i probably something back home. i left the stat

to l tingsgond foc on a goa he so tughtebout ssin cretso you cold avanc a rge al.e faostashe was the free-trade agreement pas democrats were up over uri that h dn'tdoenou abo rrorm. heas there in the ovaloval office. can i call the press. i don't want any credit. give it to uribe. he needs it more than i do. as press secretary you're always looking for good news to put out there. gerri: too bad for you. good for him. >> but better for the larger goal. unfortunately democrats came up with another reason to kill the free-trade agreement. gerri: good luck with the book. i know it will do great. thanks so much for coming on. a programing note for you, fox business's "cavuto" tonight for extended interview. that starts at 8:00 p.m. this is the first time she will be on fbn since announcing her run. you don't want to miss that. be sure to tune in. >>> later in the show, thanksgiving may be six months away but there are worries the bird flu might have already ruined this important holiday. across the pond british election is tomorrow. we'll talk about why the election is

in 90 days of the goa's report the president must provide congress with a draft proposal and report explaining which are excluded and why they are not included. why did you pick some but not take the recommendation to consolidate. we think that would work well. both chambers of congress must vote proposals in ten days. and any dollars achieved must be used for deficit reduction. we are not making tan attempt. and no one is worried about the $18 trillion deficit. this is a win-win deal. it gets rid of government waste and holds the government accountable for unnecessarily and unacceptable redundancy. we are starting to see a glimmer of hope and that is one reason i decided to stay in the senate. if it was ability personal politics and not private. i felt like i accomplished something back home. i left the state in better position. i see the changes. i think there is more to be done but i feel like we can make a difference. but we are making more. we are having more bipartisan talks and debating legislation and i feel there is more work to do. i know the campanile seen is ramping up and we are l

monetary history there's this example after example of people trying to inject more money to stimulate -- goa i mean it's not a bad theory. he wants to give people money to make them feel richer so they spend their way out of a recession but the problem is the mongols were the 18th century france the problem is when things get better how do you do counter-cyclical policy? how do you shrink the monetary supply and how do you create more value to the dollar? i think outlook, milton friedman says the dollar has its value because people believe in it. ultimately it's a confidence game so as long as people believe in the u.s. government government -- look in 2008 people were questioning the u.s. government and the fed but people were still hoarding dollars. people were hoarding 100-dollar bills so one system was falling apart and on the other side they are hardening -- hoarding the dollar. there is no other place to invest. you don't want to invest in russia or india. the u.s. is a great place to do business. i have traveled the world and it's the least amount of friction. i'm very bullish on amer