we have chef harper from stratford university with us. showing us a wonderful recipe.nds great. >> it is early but good. >> what do we have here? some beef skewers. >> we will make a marinade and the cherry sauce is a fresh sauce. it is good. from argentina. what do you have. >> parsley, oregano, cilantro, and grilled peaches which is excellent. >> i don't do the grilled fruit thing. i'm going to try it. >> you do today. >> red wine vinegar. some chili flakes, parsley oregano, pepper, garlic. the recipe son the website, too. i'm going fast. >> you go. >> all in there. blend it up. don't are she blender right now but put it in the food process or or let it sit like that. mush it, let the flavors come out and onions over the beef. it is a good dish for summer because it's quick and simple. i have tenderloin in here but you can use any cut of meat if you would like. and little pepper, some qumeen, little thyme, oregano. >> how long do you want the meat to sit out before you cut it up a and start grilling. >> let it sit out. i like to, before i cook it let it sit at room t

, a servant girl gave us the entire concept of retail franchises with the harper system of beauty. 500 franchises she had around country. mcdonald and all those things are really copies of this servant girl. >> ruth handler. >> she gave us the barbie doll and the barbie doll is important because it liberated the imaginations of young girls. young girls were supposed to have their targets solely on mothering babies which is a laudable anded a mir able thing, however women are capable of being doctors, lawyers. the even presidents. so with a barbie doll you could change the clothes and imagine yourself advancing as a women in the new society and that was crucial. >> is there any downsides to some of these inventions like the barbie doll? let me read this to you. this is from the "boston globe." tell me what you think. it's on the scene. the series spends precious little time acknowledging the two-sided nature of some of these nature alluding to the effect of accounts recover, that is sam colt. we'll get to him in a effect the effect it had on society or the damage barbie has done to girl

we are seeing, if the radar will go there, we are seeing showers from brunswick and jefferson to harpers ferry. back to the weather computer and talk about the forecast for the next three days. kind of cloudy today. couple of showers, humid and 75, nicer tomorrow and 81. warm wednesday in the upper 80s. the momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, grab the umbrella in case you get in to a shower. muggy with temperatures in the 60s. mostly cloudy a few showers this afternoon. mid-70s and then tonight an isolated shower this evening. mild, 60 to 65 degrees. we start with temperatures this morning low to mid-60s. it is muggy. it's drizzling in spots. light sprinkles and don't expect to see much sunshine today but more as we go through the week. here's the seven day. today 75. 81 tomorrow. upper 80s on wednesday and thursday by friday 84 and then over the weekend cooler. on-shore flow will bring sprinkles here and there. sorry, guys. i know it she holiday weekend. good morning to angie goff. >>> thank you very much. the surrounding areas looks like everything is okay but notice we have some problem

no problems on harper road on the beltway.check the drive times in the green as well as making your way southbound on the harrisburg expressway. no problems for the 83 to the jfk looking good as well. only going to take you 4 mints this morning. around the area, a road closure in pilesville. riverside parkway closed at route 163 due to an oversized load being moved. a big tractor trailer is hogging up the roadway there. also in willard's maryland, remaining closed detoured to old ocean city road this morning. >> thank you, kim. >>> religion to this, it's exciting no doubt about it, everyone wants one. next week we are giving away two apple aye -- apple ipads. if you want one, watch beginning monday. look for the daily code word and text it to 6988, and you could win an apple ipad. talking about the 32 gig. the contest lasting until may 21 may 21st two winners will be randomly selected. all the rules are posted for you online. >>> it's 6:17, and here he is, our certified financial planner, is a country defaulting on debt the sa

. >> one of the candidates for harper county executive is dead after his suv hit a utility pole. the police say 50-year-old stephen wright from churchville crashed on wheel road in bell air last night. the investigation finds speed was not a factor in the crash but wright was not wearing his seat-belt. he served on the republican committee for the last five years. he is survived by a wife and three daughters. >>> developments in the case of a toddler who transmit add sexually transmitted disease. ron is live in the newsroom. good afternoon, ron. >> city detectives are still investigating a person of interest who contracted gonorea. they are talking about how he got the std. the girl's mother said she left the girl alone with her four children more than three weeks ago. the mother wants the police to make an arrest. the officers say this type of investigation takes time and they are not ready to make any arrests at this time. >> don, back to you. >> thank you very much, ron. >>> they are holding the man on a violation probation which the baltimore sun was for a manslaughter convic

lit sprinkles and drizzle out toward 66, out towards harpers ferry and charlestown. and here in washington inside the beltway, some light drizzle which hd radar is not picking up. storminess off to the south and east. and it's responsible for sending the showers back to the washington area. we won't get a lot in the way of rain but there is a risk of a couple of light showers and maybe a rumble of thunder off to the south during the course of the day as we wait for this storm system to very slowly push off to the east. temperatures, 67 in downtown washington. 62, a cool spot if ocean city. 67 in fredericksberg. and highs about 74 here in town. more details coming up. allison and tony, back to you. >>> without a solution in sight, oil just keep gushing into the gulf of mexico and into the coast. these pictures are from 5,000 feet below the surface. >> bp will try to cap that well tomorrow and that's why some are saying for bp to step aside and they will take matters in their own hands. craig bosswell is live from lousiana. >> reporter: that was a threat from ken salaz

then -- [ applause ] here's one from a joint news conference with canadian prime minister stephen harperthe "pretending to care about canada while actually thinking about handi-snacks brand cheese snacks." [ light laughter ] this is another one from the same conference. this is the -- "you know those little plastic containers that have the crackers on one side and the cheese on the other. i wonder if they still make handi-snacks." [ light laughter ] [ scattered applause ] here's another one -- this is the "when you think about it, they were pretty handy. i mean, you got your crackers and your cheese all in a convenient pack. i guess that's why they call them handi-snacks. hey, barack, you are a genius." [ light laughter ] this next one -- this next one is called "do you remember how handi-snacks came with that little plastic red stick? you're supposed to spread the cheese on the crackers. the best thing was not to eat the crackers and just dunk that red stick thing into the cheese and lick all off the cheese. man, that cheese is so good. good times." [ laughter ] must have been an intere

his work appear in life, the harper's bizarre, the evening post, and scores of other magazines around the world. one of his first post-war assignments took him back to germany, and one of his photographs was a woman being denounced as a snitch for the gast apo. >> it summarizes a whole situation. in this case, the anger of the people at the collaborators. >> it's hidden, using the same incredible talent. instead of making magical, mysterious pictures, to make pictures that are crystal clear and summarize the situation. that is part of the job of journalism. >> he was in china just before the communists took over. he travelled to the soviet union after the death of joseph stalan. he was rarely involved in developing his photos. it was all about what was called the shutter moment. >> for cartier bresson, everything that was really exciting about photography was over as soon as he released the shutter. he was one of the most talented photographers ever at making very clear, simple pictures. classically organized, almost like a painting from the 17th century. but what really mattered to h

and i found it in 1994 at the heritage golf classic at harper town golf links. on tuesday practice round about 3:15 in the afternoon after a lousy practice round. i got on the practice te he can andivity going to hit some balls to try to figure it out. i'm tired of swinging out to the right, toe-deep defendants. i have to make that club when that did i it hits the ball it has to go straight then go left a little bit. they went out to the ball with a toe-deep divit like that. i thought of cory pavin the ryder cup cavity this year. cory had unusual practice swing where he took the club in then around over the top. >> charlie: this is great story. the story you are telling in here, it's a great story. temp it. >> when he did that, i said, i want to feel the impact. i want to make the club go left, right over here rather than out to right field. because i grew up learning the swing where you up at the top, went up here, soft legs coming in. you drove your legs, you drop way. you got your right should tire low, got your club stuck behind here you hit the ball out to

this is kitty harvey, catherine kitty harvey and her younger brother freddy harper. freddie herbie bikini world war i pilot. her parents remember during world war i when the first lanes were being used for war, freddie herbie was the one who came with his quadrant and buzzed on the kansas city country club so everyone could see how cool it was that planes could fly and they landed his plane ride on the polo field just to prove that it could be done. freddie herbie was a daredevil pilot and was a parent to the fred harvey company. he married eddie drake, the daughter of lucy christie drake who was considered two of the best taste of anyone in kansas city and they were a star-studded couple in the city for many years. this is kitty harvey and her later years. kitty harvey was quite a character. she was one of the most openly women in the city, probably one of the most openly in the society. it's part of the reason she alternately was not allowed to take over the fred harvey company because she was a fascinating woman involved in many aspects of the cultural life of kan

harper: thank you, madam speaker. i am honor today to introduce the house of representatives guest chaplain of the day, dr. carl white. he is the pastor of highland baptist church and i can say hat i would not be here today if it were not for my dear friend, carl white. i met carl in 1971 when we were 15-year-olds in the 10th grade in high school. we became great friends and he invited me to join him for the campus life youth for christ meetings that were held a the high school. and at the last meeting of that year was en i made a profession of faith in christ. then carl invited me to join him at church and it was there that i met my future wife, sydney was 15 and i was 17 on our first date and our first date was with carl white and his future wife, frances. and those are special memories. we've been in each other's weddings, we've bn dear friends now for almost 40 years and, madam speaker, i want to say what a profound impact that carl white has had in my life and how we thank him for the service to his pastoring the

that was until the 1890s in newspapers and magazines, but they used woodcuts in harpers and frank leslie's -- is that right? -- and, of course, people got a sense of who he was. in newspapers and magazines loved him because of that and fed off of it. and he actually became a very good writer. his material was still easy to read. it's not too overburdened with those praetorian his sons that make some of that stuff most of us have unbearable now. anything before about 1880 or 1890. on his last campaign, the little big horn campaign he actually filed stories for a new york newspaper, i think was the herald tribune, anonymously. so he was very aware of what the press could do. >> carson i think was in a lot of ways the anti-custer. he was very uncomfortable with his celebrity for most of his life. he didn't understand that he did understand what it was coming from that people back east need this he wrote to personify manifest. he didn't know what manifest destiny was. and he said he didn't use that word because to higher return for him. he was also illiterate. so he couldn't read these horribl

he's published several articles in the financial times, harvard business review, harper's making just to name is few. we'll have time for q & a after our discussion but now let's learn more about the "monopoly menace." that's the title of our forum is called. >> thank you all for coming. i note it's a pretty day outside. and i'd actually rather be outside myself. and there's -- i was up on fletcher's boathouse a couple of weeks ago in d.c. and there were lots of shad in the water. but anyway, what i want to start talking about today is not fishing but another thing that happened in the water which is the tea party. there's been a lot of talk about tea parties in this country recently. and i think it's important for us to get the story of the original tea party right. you know, a lot of folks say the tea party was a rebellion against high traffic tabs. -- taxes. and that's not really the case because the tea that was going to be landed was going to be considerably cheaper than the tea that people were drinking at that time. and then while some people say it's just -- the tea party was

a few showers up toward dulles and sterling and off to the north and west toward charlestown and harper'sh here. and we'll see showers moving in from the east during the course of the day. why are we getting the rain? storm system off to the south and east. i'll open this up for you in a second. and you can see the cloud cover pushing in off the ocean. and that will give us the moist flow. on humid side even though temperatures are only in the 70s. a subtropical low continues to spin off the coast. going to take a day to push on out to sea and the clearing from the ohio valley is going to come in here. so tomorrow more sunshine by today and wednesday and thursday warm with highs back in the mid-80s. so much niceer looking forecast into the middle of the week. 67 right now downtown. 64 in gage -- gaithersburg. highs in the mid-70s, just a few degrees where it should be this time of year. a lot of clouds. a couple of showers. winds out of the east. sunshine toward the end of the week. friday looks great right now with highs in the low 80s. that's a look at weather. let's get to on-time traf

one right near harper's ferry and another one in central fauquier county and right there along the bluees around the region in the 60s. 66 in washington. we will have highs today reaching low 70s. chance of a passing shower and maybe a little sunshine to break out too. partly sunny near 80 tomorrow. hitting the 80s on wednesday and thursday and friday. weekend a bit cooler, passing shower on saturday. how is the traffic now? >> unfortunately we're getting reports of an accident outer loop of the capital beltway near rockville pike and it looks like the accident is along the left side of the roadway traveling from connecticut avenue by way of the outer loop. head up. watch for police. inner loop you're okay. elsewhere we had an accident, river road outbound just before the capital beltway. authorities were deal with that. be very careful. wilson bridge okay. southeast corridor nothing too much to worry about. >>> the new fee airlines are quietly tacking on to the price of your ticket for this summer. >>> what prompted a state of emergency in a popular vacation destination. >>> a royal sc

the bullet exited staff sergeant harper's chest ricochetted into my upper right thigh and severed myand i lasted. held off fighting for my life 20, 30 minutes and did get to the initial fob and once i was there lasted another ten minutes, but we are taught in emergency situations, in catastrophic injuries your body will pull blood to the vital or begans to the chest cavity. >> away from the extremities. about tulled up from the legs and the legs cramped up. >> you ceptionly felt yourself dying. >> i felt myself dying, a pro depression over 20 minutes, complex emotions and went from frustration to determination, like a, a fight against the grim reaper himself. >> right. >> and i could feel that blood just pooling in my legs and harder and harder to breath when the feeling hit my stomach a felt as if i was running wind sprints around a track. >> that's the physical. what about emotional what are you feeling and think about. >> good transition because at this point when this feeling crept to my stomach i knew it was getting out of control. and i immediately started repeating three names

harper: mr. speake ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from mississippi is recognized for one minute. mr. haer: mr. speaker, ending will reach a $1.3 trillion with money we don't have and the same white house budget proposes tax increases by the year 2020. yet, for the first time in more than 35 years, the house will fail toroduce a budget. the failure of the democratic leadership to responsibly construct a brukes threatens job creation, -- budget resolution threatens job creation. the majority must produce a budget if it is going to govern properly. house republicans will continue to reach out to democratic memberwith solutions to boost our economy. unfortunately, the president and his democratic allies in the house have failed to engage republicans on the principle issues facing our country. my faith is inhe american entrepreneur and our small businesses, not in the federal government to create jobs. give the taxpayers what they deserve, a fiscally responsible budget that spends