hite today -- 75 in the mountains of western maryland and the higher elevations. in baltimore, 86 degrees. 87 is actually normal for this time of year. light east wind this morning. it shifted to the south. 12 miles an hour. on the beaches of ocean city, 83 degrees for the high temperature with wind at 15 miles an hour, southerly wind. chesapeake, attentive 15 knots, 1 foot waves. water temperatures in the upper 70's. 102, record high set in 1995. on july 15, 1999 it was 57 degrees. that was the record low. it was 58 this morning. so far this year we have had three record lows. it's been much cooler than normal and wetter than normal. still above normal as far as rainfall for the year. partly cloudy tonight, a chance of showers and thunderstorms after midnight. 65 degrees tonight with southerly wind. high pressure in control today. it's moving offshore. we will see different approach. we have the potential tomorrow morning to see a few scattered showers and storms. it's going to be much more humid tomorrow. really pretty light. 5:00 most activity still north of th

be to late and we have a huge eficit problem th's going to make it ard to pay for the gwen:odid the hite house overpromise this s a jos bill so they're hosted on theirown petard? >> i don't hink they overold it. i think they ere more opt mivetic than ey probably -- optimistic shld have been. there's a diffence of opiion about wheher theymisread it or were gien incmplete formatio gw: that difference is between e president and presidt vice president! >> yeah. it's going o have o be a ltle bit of a waitan see game. >> a suspect a lo of people are frustrated when they her the money is not outof the door yet. how come? >> good ques the vice presidt said they've got to ck up the pace. one of the reass is hese things te time, it bureaucrac, a lot of ax edits and the money was never intended to getout the do that fst. theongressionaludget ofice ways thought you woul have a quarte out in 2009, a quarter in 210. but t is oing ver sowly and you've only seen 10%out the door. >> i economists are a little t torn aout doig something more right nowwould make a differenceare there some other ings th admi

it felt this wee they could hear the rubber hiting the roadas everybody said, it a minute. wh happened? >> they did hit e brakes. buthis is no surprise to many people. thiis part of the naural political cycle of big piece of legislation. pple expected this would happen. until now or recently we'v had many of the takeholders comin at this vry easy. they wanted tosit at the table and keep their at at the table, whether wee talking about the repubcans or moderas or conservative or the insuranceindustry, they wanted a seat at the tale. so we din't hear a whle lot of complaining. now we're making the b decisions and t's bound to happen that once yostart making the big decisions, that everyone is goingo start drawing theilines in the sand. so the oncerns wer there beore about a publicplan, a publ health plan that would potentially compete with prate insurance plans for lks who don't hav insurance. the cncerns were always there about we've been taling that this bill uld cost more than $1 rillion, may even $1.5 trillion for while now. this isn't the rst we're hearing of it. t this

the resident sensing lost ground spoke t at the hite house today i realize that the last few miles of any ra are the haest to run. t i have to say now is not the time to slow dwn. those who are beting against this happening, this year, ae badly mistaken. gwen: can't havetoo many sports meta ors. significant legislion moved througbut big problems rein. most having do with cost. >> elections have consquences. this ia glaring example of that. we have no again, committed anotherct of geerational theft of layng an unsustainablefiscal burdenon future geerations of ericans. gwen: t rest of it had todo with a disnct absence of bipartisanship. >> unfortunatly, there a only two numbers y need to remember fom the etire markp process. and that's 13 and 1. when it w a republican amenent, it was defeated, 13-10. when itwas a democrat amendment, it was passed. 1313-so. -- 13-0. en: this is very slippery. what to expect? >> thepresident is right. this ifarther than health careeform has ever goten. and certainlythe process is further along than it was n 1993 and 194 whethe clintos tried this. and tere

it felt this wek they could hear the rubber hiting the ro, as everybody said,wait a minute. at happened? >> they did hitthe brakes. bu this is no srprise to many people. ths is part of the ntural political cycle ofa big piece of legislation. eople expected this would happen. until now recently wee had many of thestakeholders comig at this ery easy. they wanted to sit at he table and keep theirseat at the table, whether 're talking about the replicans or modetes or conservatis or the insuran industry, they wanted a seat at the tble. so we dn't hear a whole lot of complaining. now we're making the ig decisions andit's bound to happen that once yu start making the big decisns, that everyone is goin to start drawing thr lines in the sand. so theconcerns were there fore about a publi plan, a public health an that would pottially compete with private insunce plans for folks w don't have insuance. the concern were alwa there aboutwe've been talking that this bill could cot more thn $1 trilon, maybe even 1.5 trillion for a while now. th isn't the first wee hearing it. but this i the

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. >> greg: you will notice the catcher saved that round thing from hiting that hard stuff by the thing over there. but viewers never saw that angle. if this isn't a conspiracy to end all conspiracies then i'm lee harvey booth. what do you make of the pitch? >> obviously he didn't grow up playing baseball and looked like a basketball shot. >> generally basketball players that is what happens. >> a lot of arch on that thing. >> greg: interesting point. i didn't think of it that way. i thought he threw like a little girl but in fact it as basketball. part of being a basketball player. >> it was a jump shot from the mound. >> greg: right. i bet you have a different opinion because he is a white sox fan. >> he is a white sox fan and let's get past the fact that the throw was less than stellar. he was wearing a white sox coat on national t.v. the leader of the free world. it is finally not a red but a white sox nation. this is huge, to the people of chicago. >> greg: but bill, you have to admit what he was wearing on the mound, he dresses like jerry seinfeld from the 90s. that is what jerry

. >> lehrer: in washington,hite house officls also weighed in.ational security counci spokesman urged the rusan government to bring the llers to justic >> lehrer: and still to me on the newshr tonight: reading goes digitl. that follows our lk at the latest in banking and finae. there werthree developments on that front today. a majorank, j.p. morgan chase, reported stro profits just months after t worst of the nancial crisis. but smaller lender, c.i.t., med closer to filing for bankruptcy as the overnmentwhv inicated it would not bail out the company. and congress continued tosk questions about the role of e government lasfall.÷ newshour correspondent tom bearden begins with that rt of the story. >> reporter: form treasury secretary ha paulson testified capitol hill today for the first time since leavingis post in januar >> do you swear to telthe ole truth? >> repoer: it was the third and final house hearingooking into theovernment's role in the bank of arica purchase of merrill lyncht the height of the financial crisis la fall. aftergreeing t

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>> that was david ortiz minutes ago after hiting a homer and a double in the win over oakland just hourscame out that he and manny ramirez are on the list of more than 100 players who tested positive for performance enhancing drugs in 2003. in that season, he and ramirez globbered the ball. the red sox 1 every 15. we are joined by espn investigative report t.j. quinn. who has access to this list of 104 names? >> it's hard to know. major league baseball has it and the players association and the u.s. attorney's office and the 2 labs that did the testing, they have it. there are outside counsel brought in by both major league baseball and the players association who have access. you have people in offices. clerks and secretaries. any number of people who could have seen the list. whoever is supplying the information. what trouble does that person face? >> they face jail time which we saw in the balco case. the attorney who leaked barry bonds grand jury testimony to our colleague was sent to prison for breaking his oath as an officer of the court. the union sent a statement out earlier sayi

it will be warm but a dry hite there. great day to enjoy the nice weather. we're going to continue to monitor the weather situation and let you know where you could have air travel delays. i'll let you know where those problems will be in a minute. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> i may want to skip the jelly doughnuts and coffee in the morning. you will not believe how many car crashes are caused by people chowing down. the troops and today we sa absolute captain sean con lynn jr. this time he's in afghanistan. here's his fiancee beth. hi, beth. >> good morning, robin. this is beth marchkum and i want to send a message to my fiance. sean is so dedicated and strong and it's not just for me. he does it for the guys that he is with. he's constantly working to be a better soldier and leader and find ways to make his trips more successful. i miss him, and i love him, and i cannot wait to see him. >> beth, thank you so much. if you have somebody in the service we'd be honor to help you salute them. go to cnn.com/robin. >>> people chowing down at the wheel caused