don't start hume erau have an infection. >> talk to your doctor. this is hume era at work. >>> over the next few years, the booming video game industry will be hiring big-time. job growth is estimated at about 10% and some of those jobs for designers, programmers ant artists will be paying more than six figures. a camp called girls make games is helping to train teenage girls for the industry. cain rogers has the story. >> neighbor barkatullah is learning to make video games instead of going to the beach. >> all of the guys at school, they are like, no way, you play games. you are so weird. i think that is the reason why a lot of girls don't go into gaming. >> neighbor is part of girls make games, a summer camp addressing an industry long dominated by males. the camp has taught over 800 girls the fundamentals of programming and design. >> at first i had no idea how to code. what is coding. but after attending girls make games, i'm confident in my coding. >> during the camp the girls create games and pitch them to industry experts and get them publi

on the national aside, because of john hume's, that did not occur. historians may think that they paid a price for it. and they did. nonetheless they had a generally , unified position. >> i can confirm that, i'll tell you how. tom foley who is not enthusiastic about any of this , and was really harsh when somebody was in the house. i said i think it's for real mr. , speaker. i would like to go. grudgingly he okayed the money for me to go. that was the day of the good friday agreement. the cease-fire was announced. >> did you know that? rep. neal: i knew it was coming. i met john hume. i went to his home. he said you're going to see adams tomorrow. he went to the phone and called adams on the phone. to george's point, one of the things that he did, he used a lot of his own political capital on this. and in the end, the british government, it is fair to say, would always say to us, you need to prop up your u p. and the irish government would say, you need to prop up. and in the end, it is the upa and -- and if i could ask a question of george, because

this is hume era helping me go further. it works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of in flamation that contributed to r.a. symptoms. doctors have been prescribed hume era for over 15 years. >> serious sometimes fatal lymphoma have happened. as have blood, liver and nervous system problems and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain functional infections are common or if you have flu like symptoms or sores. don't start hume if you have an infection. >> talk to your doctor. >>> over the next few years, the booming video game industry will be hiring big-time. job growth is estimated at about 10% and some of those jobs for designers, programmers ant artists will be paying more than six figures. a camp called girls make games is helping to train teenage girls for the industry. cain rogers has the story. >> neighbor barkatullah is learning to make vid >> all of the guys at school, they are like, no way, you play games. you are so weird. i thi

of the good day friday agreement. -- i met john hume i knew it was coming -- and i met john hume. i went to his home. he said you're going to see adams tomorrow. he went to the phone and called out on the phone. >> he is there a lot of is an political capital on this. in the end, the british , younment is going to say need to prop up your u p. -- and in the end -- >> i thought it was a work of genius. at the same time, we got strained to the good friday agreement. i think that there lies the genus of the good friday agreement. one of the reasons we were able to get an agreement was that there are so many issues that it was possible to divide -- devise an agreement in which you could balance off different interests. it's really very hard to solve when you have only one issue. because somebody has to win or lose and in northern ireland, there is no such thing as a magnanimous when her. -- winner. so you are right. to -- ire i just want profoundly believe. i also think that there is not good enough recognition of the contribution and cost that was paid by david trumbull. what he did

times festival of book withs edward humes. [applause] so, ed, you open your book with a memorable day in l.a.. how many people here remember carmageddon? that was the day they closed the 405 for how many hours, 48 hours? >> 53. >> 53 hourings. first time since it opened in 1962. the prediction was total disaster, stay in your homes, do not go out during carmageddon. what happened? [laughter] >> well, we were supposed to fix traffic x it did. for 53 hourings. [laughter] the great irony is that closing all those lanes improved traffic and pollution throughout southern california, throughout the los angeles area. it was a great success on that front. now, after it opened, of course, it's the field of dreams phenomenon. if you build it, they will come. more cars have come to fill the vacuum. one year after the extra lane on the 405 opened it took several minutes longer to make that commute than before we built the lane. $1.3 billion, longer commute. and sort of this myth that exists that our traffic will get better if we just pour

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. >> the city's director hume on resources received 74 complaints in the past two years and they investigatede. >> they found there was an opportunity to revisit the decision. >> in how many? >> 70 out of 74. >> they approved treatment. >> there was evidence that substantiated the need for additional medical care. >> what are does it say that the city has to overturn decisions made by your company? >> that's not unusual for a decision to come down and further discussions to be had. >> heather leads the worker's compensation units. they are used in a process called utilization review and that's how they make sure employers and insurance carriers are not paying for unnecessary treatment. the department sets the quite lines and her company is just following the state's playbook. >> in your opinion it is working? >> it is working. >> according to the data in the past three years, they denied a quarter of all requested for injured workers. >> a firefighter believes it's your company's job to delay care and to deny care. is it? >> our job is to provide the appropriate benefits to injured workers. >

. >> we're turning up the heat and hume mit tea. we have in the city the five burrows, nassau county as well, temperature could reach as high as close to 108, 109. upper 70s and rain cooled. the rain washed the city out a little bit. that was nice. lower 70s north and west, even 60s. 68 in monticello. didn't see that yesterday morning. live right now, we've got showers working over delaware to warren. there's a indicating pretty decent downpours but they have been deepening as we move east. that's good news. they will die out as they go throughed it morning. as the afternoon heats up, temperatures work into the 90s. >>> if you're getting on the l while. no service between the broadway junction but you can take the free shuttle buses instead. a, e, d, f and 6 train are having overnight track work. >> thanks to much, lauren. >>> police are looking for someone who attacked a woman in a park as she walked her dog. luckily, she fought back. how that may lead to the suspect. kat? >> reporter: it was a fierce fight. she bit her attacker, k

we are drier too and less hume i. current temperatures in the 8 -- humid. current temperatures is in the 80s. beautiful end to the workweek a high of 89 this afternoon and cooler on cape. in a bit a look at your hour by hour timing for the pmc rays and the 7-day forecast. -- races and the 7-day forecast. >>> a couple is in custody on drug charges after their infant was found dead in their camper. 20-year-old kayla austin and brad foreross of concord are due in court today. their camper monday for reports of a baby boy unconscious and not breathing. the boy died at the hospital. police don't suspect foul play in the baby's death but say austin and ross were trying to sell meth from eir home. >>> quincy police trying to figure out who put a million and a half pound cove cane in a apartment. they found $65,000 in cash. >>> as we speak governor baker is signing new ride shg the bill requires two background checks for drivers. and will allow companies like uber and lyft to pick up passengers at logan airport. also at the on center. ride sharing companies will al

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humid for pmc riders but drier and less hume i and a dry start to next week. we will warm back up to 90 on monday. pmc is proud to be the official pmc station wbz join us for opening ceremonies beginning tomorrow night at 7 p.m. on sunday we are going to be live streaming from the finish line right on our website cbsboston.com and find more info on pmc and how to support a rider. now back to you. >> danielle will the whole weather team and david and lisa. an exciting weekend. >>> this morning an i-team investigation how safe is our drinking water. >> there are lead pipes undergrouped to thousands of massachusetts homes. as i-team ryan kath explains many cities and towns have knownthis but are not telling homeowner. >> reporter: safe drinking water, it's something we take for granted. >> what color cup you want. water pipes leading to her newton home. >> your service line has been identified as possibly containing lead. >> reporter: susan was one of 641 newton property owners to recently get a letter from the city. >> it was apparent what's -- a railroad-- >> r

yesterday was pretty warm and the hume was a factor but it only was 89 degrees, now we're at 79, so mucht this time yesterday. that dew point is at 75 that is in the miserable category so it's only going to be today a we head through tomorrow we'll move back down to the 60s. 77 right now for leesburg, 72 non and 75 fredericksburg right now. highs today we are headed to the 90s and not only the 90s but mid 90s and when you factor in the humidity you'll see about 102 for an hour or so. a stray storm but most areas will stay dry. we'll look to the futurecast in just a bi >> good morning allyson i'm holding on national dog day. so if you hear any barking it's because our dogs are running around. it's not me. that's right. checking in on your drive this mourn this is one area that's shutdown, bw parkway southbound when you hit 175 just before you get to 32 it is shutdown because of an accident. we also have that construction on route 5 northbound and southbound, today it's the right lane closed because of that construction. no back ups yet on route 5 and also the outer loop between baltimore

we are in the upper 60's in allentown, reading and it does feel hume mid these spots but again, it theaze been worse and today we will call it steamy as opposed to oppressive or insufferable. but look what happens, we have to deal with worst humidity before it gets better again but i promise it will in the seven day. first pitch forecast phillies about a being in action again this evening. 82 degrees. it looks like just a couple cloud and breaks of sunshine through those clouds at 7:05. we should be fine through the rest of the night and all of those innings. moving forward we will have another one on degree day but only one as opposed to seven or eight and we will see more heat and humidity, a couple of showers and thunderstorms this weekend before the nice change that comes our way, seasonal for a change as skies clear, more sunshine, less humidity. i can take that. >> yes, i can too. >> not bad. >> look at tuesday and wednesday. >> gorgeous. >> it is perfect weather. >> thank you so much, katie, nice weather on tap. we will get through, maybe today, this morning, wet roadways out th

less wind hasn't yesterday but lots of sun and low hume.does look like we're going to creep that humidity back up toward the end of the week and we'll have another couple hot summer like days coming up matt. that's ahead in the accuweather 7-day. >> but it sounds like a great day to plan some time outside. >> oh, yeah. >> maybe just not on this chunk of the schuylkill expressway right now david. here in king of prussia there's an accident and fuel spill taking out the westbound left lane on the schuylkill as you head toward 202 and toward the pennsylvania turnpike. you can see the pen to the cleanup crews -- penndot cleanup crews. at this point traffic can get by in the right lane. we've seen people tapping their brakes as you can see right there but at this point no huge delays on the westbound side of 76. overnight construction on westbound 76 in university city is gone. as is work on the southbound roosevelt boulevard near fox street. now construction on the vine street expressway has also cleared in both directions, all lanes reopened b

cooler and less hume as well in philadelphia. clear view of boathouse row. sunshine, 66 degrees at 6:00. that bright sunshine will warm temperatures in the 70s by 9:00. one area i'm watching for fog this morning and clouds you can see it in the lehigh valley, that's easton. sunshine will take over and with the warmup, any fog disappears. in fact, everybody will see a nice warmup today. 80s, low 80s for delaware, the lehigh valley, new jersey at the shore, close to the 80 degree mark, more of an onshore breeze during the day today. low to mid-80s for the suburbs and philadelphia. hour by hour forecast when i'm back in just a few çminutes. let's get a check of traffic with jessica boyington. morning, jess. >> morning, bill. we're watching the schuylkill expressway right now. right near the vine street expressway on ramp. that's because the vine street expressway construction has just cleared out of the way. a little bit ahead of schedule, normally we see a little bit of a delay here at this off ramp spot, just because they have -- that's usually one of the la

have you noticed the hume has gone -- humidity has gone up? my nose has. yeah. i'm a little sniffly today. humidity up. pollen count issues going up. here's our lorraine. clouds have moved in. they're mainly cirrus clouds. a few midlevel clouds. no rain yet in lorraine. lorain. the rain is staying mainly west. here we go. islands. a strength two alert coming in. this is very light here. the big storms are just now getting ready to cross over into western ohio. and they do have a history of producing wind damage. storm. look at that. two coming in. currently, there is a tornado warning here, back to the west of kokomo. this storm could move right in over the same spot. if it stays tornadic. another tornado warning right there to the east. that's the storm that produced the kokomo tornado that we saw video from. two more tornado reports from here. severe storms to our west. for us, light rain. light rain. could be a thunderstorm overnight tonight. let me hour. but once the sun goes down. those big storms to our west, lose the energy that makes them cook. so they s

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fenway tonight, it's going to be a wonderful night, 78, less hume i. tomorrow we will put the forecast on repeat. we will talk more about what to expect. back to you, nicole. >>> here is today's it stories, an arrest has been made in the murder of rodney earl sanders has been charged with two counts of capital murder in the deaths of sister margaret and sister paula marrow, their bodies were discovered on tuesday after they failed to show up for work. he is being held in a detention center, before he makes his court appearance. >>> police say the bodies were found outside of a home on friday afternoon. the two deaths are under was a murder-suicide. police have not released the names of these two people. >> nashua, new hampshire, ca k karate, instructor sa facing charges. he allegedly bit the girl on the neck and touched her inappropriately. rogers has taught karate in nashua five years. this case is especially concerning because of rogers positi instructor or teacher, it's concerning that somebody would take advantage of their authority. >> the owner o

aid warm start and it's hume -- it's a warm start and humid start. that is tropical air mass but notice somewhere like to drop. drier air will work into the region y the wind shifts from the northwest. showers and thunderstorms last evening and night. maybe a stray sprinkle. muggy start and it's wendy too it had continue through the day. the wind shifts to the west northwest. and then the northwest dragging in the drier air. 83 by midday lunch hour. blend of sun and clouds and clouds decrease for the second half of the day. with plenty of sunshine. set at 7:41 and temperatures in the mid-80s a few isolated storms tomorrow. we will talk about where they could be but traffic and weather is together. >> reporter: good morning. we are off s. let's look live at the zakim bridge and leverett connector. they nothing to slow you down. a beautiful shot of the city. the ride in on route 3 north along the south shore e expressway is wide and one split crows into downtown or hop on the spike. normal drive is 10 minutes and no reported delays on the t or commuter

a hume pres on -- huge presence descended on the area.he family members tried to get out as they tried to make contact with the man inside. >> we train for this but we can't predict anything. jeff: after the man bare kidded himself inside -- barricaded himself inside for six hours he peacefully surrendered to members of the s.w.a.t. team. >> shock. we don't expect that in this community. >> rudy martin lives a few doors down where it took place. a few months ago fairfax county police responded to the same home after a call of shots fired in the garage monday afternoon. neighbors have had concerns about the 20-year-old and trouble and reached out to the parents for help. >> we got every indication they were dealing with the situation. we kept our fingers crossed and prayed. hopefully the young man will find his way. jeff: three years to the day following the standoff at the town home of john geer in springfield. he was trammicly shot and killed by a fairfax police officer. in the three-year period the department has made big changes about

i think the syrian refugee issue is a hume issue that all americans should be concerned about and i think donald trump is pointing out that we allowed the syrian refugees to come into our country. there's no way to properly vet them all. no way whatsoever to properly vet them. and they are being, you know, provided housing, health care, their kids are going to our schools. all of this, and if you look at our inner cities, there are people suffering there. >> he's positive, amy. >> he's depositing it as a binary choice as an either or, it's not. >> poppy, i think the number one issue about the syrian refugees is our national security. >> okay, but i'm talking about the context here. he's basically saying she is giving jobs to refugees, not african-american youth. this is the thing under a hillary clinton administration, we, it would be four more years of the same and everybody talks about, you know, what barack obama has done and nobody talks about the fact is the first two years he was in office, he had complete control of the senate and the congress. i mean, he could have pushed through

it's going to be hume he on friday and plenty of somebody shine. middle to -- sunshine. middle to end of the week pretty good. traffic and weather together. >> reporter: if you live in western massachusetts uds smooth sailing east -- its great. on the south shore traffic is picking up on route 3 north at ciptionton and duxbury. we are seeing -- kingston and duxbury route 128 southbound between exit 6 and route 37 there's red on the map. now back to you. >> thanks very much appreciate it. >>> new overnight state lawmakers working late to pass new ride sharing rules. >> and reports of an armed robbery in chestnut hill. our top stories begin with that ea nicole jacobs live in chestnut hit hill. reports of a armed robbery at long meadow cricket club. i want to get you to video of authorities on the scene with flashlights searching for clues in this case. a lot of unanswered questions but there are reports they may be look for two men one with a hoody and one with a ski mask. also reports of someone possibly slashed with a knife. again all of this breaking we are live in ches

. >> it feat little hume night you will notice the difference storm it will be sticky as humidity goes up and it will bring a chance for thunderstorms. 64 in boston. we are in the mid-50s in taunton and sitting at 54. 61 in worcester this morning just like past few mornings. coolest spots running in the 50s. places like keene up to springfield. 72 up in burlington vermont. skies are clear and we are in for sunshine it sunshine. it will be with us. daily planner out of the 60s. 84 by lunchtime with sun and clouds with a south southwest breeze in the mid to upper 80s this afternoon a few spots touch 90 today. tomorrow will be hot again and sticky. cloud in the morning and maybe a few isolated showers but a lot of the morning will be spent dry and it's from noontime onward we watch downpours on the cape and then a line of scattered showers and thunderstorms. mass pike tomorrow particularly mid afternoon onward. by the time we get to 7, 8 p.m. thunderstorms dwindle and push offshore. more on the weekend coming up. let's get you on the roads. happy friday breana. >> reporter: we are breakin

whichever candidate finds themselvess to be less unsufferable to the american people will have a hume advantage in what will be i think a very close and very tight election in the popular vote come november. >> it's hard to say that 2% business, that itself the chrissy cross of both of those unfavorablys coming toke. because there are plenty of people who think these candidates are fantastic. they certainly are. it will be fun to do, isn't it? thank you. all three of you. appreciate it. >>> coming up next, as i said, 70 days ticking away. the polls are opened right now in a couple key states. big time politicians and their careers on the line. you recognize them. whether do they stand and what is today gentleman to bring for them? that's next. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all.

that is when humely the drop. a muggy day out there today. with those dew points in the mid-60's. high temperatures today in the low to mid-70's. we are mostly cloudy. watching for scattered showers. those winds are on-shore. 5-10 miles per hour. then notice tonight, temperatures only going to drop down to mid to upper 60's. that is tt moist air in place. fog.ill be mostly cloudy with here is a look at your forecast. us through tomorrow, too. we will watch an isolaid shower in the morning. then wednesday and thursday, the 80's are back. so is the sunshine. by friday, though, we are cranking up temperatures into the 90's.solated storm friday into saturday. all right. miss teen u.s.a., miss texas' big win quickly turning into controversy. shortly after karlee hay was ne tweets from 201 and the n-word. she has apologized. ahe miss universe pageant says they are standing behind her and are committed to supporting her continued growth. >> christa: all right. just ahead here on 7: a fluke crash leaving speck paytors hurt at a demolition derby. when the debris goes flying into the stands

. >> well, jonathan waldman, edward humes, brian fagan, thanks so much for talking with us today. [applause]. [applause] >> and thanks to everyone for coming. t we now have our book signing in signing area one. [inaudible conversations] >> this is book tv on c-span2 and we want to know what's on your summer reading list. send us your choices. you can also post it on our facebook page, face booj.com,/book tv or send an e-mail at book tv at c-span.org. what's on your summer reading list, book tv wants to know. [inaudible conversations] >> hello and welcome to the heritage foundation. thank you all for joining us today. i just want to take the opportunity remind everyone watching in-house to silence your cell phones. for anyone who is watching online, you're welcome to submit questions by e-mailing speaker at heritage.org. hosting the program is lindsey burke. she focuses on reducing federal intervention education and empowering families with school choice. with that, i will hand it over to lindsey. >> great, thank you, andrew. thanks for everyone being here and everyone watching onl

i like crisp cool, clear, much better than hazy, hot and hume filed we are doing trifecta is here.orrow sunny, breezy, beautiful. 78 degrees. water temperatures atlantic city 69. we have friday a next chance for stray thunderstorm as front comes through. we will knock these temperatures back saturday and sunday, up to the 80's with sunshine through the weekend, jessica, back over to you. >> kate, thanks. president obama named 23 math and science teachers as recipients for prestige as you ward for excellence in mathematics and science teaching. one of those teachers is from our area. we caught up with him to see how he felt about the honor. if there is one thing jeffery selling knows, it is science. >> it is a lit paper cells each a hexagon. >> reporter: former science teacher retired from germantown friend school but still very involved. over the course of his career one thing he has been most proud of his role in inspiring young children to find a passion in science. >> i really believe in hands on teaching, active teaching because i think people learn by doing especially young ch

are starting to clear and sarah says the bigger issue is tomorrow when we will see brutal heat and hume, right. >> sarah: we already have the brutal humidity. we just need the heat to move on in. we have dewpoints in the mid 70's. this is very tropical, that's why the rain that did develop was heavy downpours. current conditions, we've got 70's and 80's, a few scattered showers now pushing to the coast. traveling along route 6, be prepared for windshield wipers out towards worcester, to the west and a few light raindrops heading in to boston right now, so fenway park looking ok. you have the early chance of a sprinkle or two, otherwise, we'll see decreasing clouds, temperatures in the 70's, it's going to be humid as we head through the overnight hours. in fact, coming up, i'll show you the hour-by-hour forecast, just how low it will get in your town, plus what you can expect for high temperatures and also what it will feel like coming up. >> hillary wants to essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, if she gets to pick, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, fol

he was amazingly hume mouse. >> he was very playful like a child. i can't believe he just did that. artistic. >> unlike anyone i ever met before. encouraged me to drop the ideas of what i thought i was supposed to be. >> "holy hell" premiers tomorrow on cnn. don't miss it. "legal view" starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello, i'm ashley banfield. welcome to legal view. the breaks news this hour, a huge hour in the presidential race that is now 69 days from the finish line. just minutes from now we're expecting to see a big plane with a trump trump emblazoned on the side touched down in a place we didn't expect it to touch down, mexico city. i repeat, mexico city. you bet.

and the fact is to deal with a lot of these shuz, the ones that rich mentioned, hume hugely impt one, housing for people, you need money. and if everything gets caught in a vice, that is how are you going to do a pay for. and you keep most of the pay fors off of the table entirely which is partisan now, then you're going to be stuck and then you get to the question also that rich mentioned of you want to blow up all regulations, that creates another set of issues. and now everything is tribal. >> president george h.w. bush basically is the father of the americans with disability act and it was hugely bipartisan and it was seen as a great asset among republicans. today's republicans, they sort of resent what they see as expanding rights for everybody but them. so i think a lot of people who -- they wouldn't identify necessarily with the disability community unless they themselves are part of it and then they would see themselves as deserving. overall they just oppose the expansion of rights and they see the programs as expansion of government. and we've had now decades of, you know, go

hot and hume is day in the lehigh valley but heads up later this afternoon.reat for scattered shower or thunderstorm up in bethlehem, allentown region and some have of those could be severe as well. dew point temperatures right now, running really high. feeling tropical. mid to upper 70's, lower 80's for dew pointness dover delaware. that is nasty stuff. stay inside in the air conditioning. good news is those levels will start to come down over next 24 to 48 hours. it feels insufferable today. dew points showing up in the upper 60's heading in to tomorrow and then through wednesday. we will drop humidity levels. it does feel better, any little will bit helps compare to what we have been dealing with over the weekend. shore forecast not a bad one, still hot 90 degrees. probably later this morning and then wind kicks up this afternoon out of the southwest. temperatures should return back in the 80's. ocean off atlantic city in the low to mid 60's, not bad, to cool off briefly but make sure life guard are on duty. cold front well to the north and west where we h

hume has been an amazing tool belt to talk about serious issues. i always let's not doctor until people satire is a way to play the fool to the very important points about -- political humor and satire have been part of the united states since before 1776 for that matter. people don't like being lectured. people don't want to read war and academic texts. they want to laugh. they want to get outraged. more important they want to laugh. it can bishop hill to swallow when you're laughing. no one wants to be tackled. no one wants to be reprimanded. people might read it and say screw you, you got us with that but that was really funny. people say i don't agree with your politics at all that you were really funny and i like reading it. for me it's all incremental victories. if you're always reading what i have to say, that means you're paying attention, which is far better than what this country is right now where we are not even want to listen to the other point of view. we just dehumanize it and say because it's coming from this person or from this pol

hume also want to make sure that the design is safe, that a dam doesn't collapse, that it passes the maximum probable flood. it's the maximum probable flood that i can't figure out from these gcm's. okay? i could do everything else. we could do all of the other stuff but this is the part that's really important that people tend to overlook. >> sorry, i'm looking. hendry, you had your hand up. and then rich, how much time did you want to close up? [inaudible] >> thank you again. so the mekong river basin development plan and versions of it in the future are based on the good understand of negative and positive impacts of development in conjunction of climate change. i think the answer is yes, then let's put climate change in general, is well worth it. in fact, i think mrc has just completed or it's still undergoing climate change study which they've actually identified. a number, hundred of the gcm models and a number of downscaling techniques as they have come up with nine climate change scenarios that basically, you know, you know, the probable extent of the change in climate in the

quiz, except the what you've got to do to that is hume, he advice of david flphilosopher sh hen he talked about works of superstition. it's worthless. it is not based on a theory of presidential elections really work. that's why you've got to turn to system like the keys to the white house, which a really y based on simple theory, that elections debates, speeches, advertising issues, party loyalty, or any of the things media spends a billion dollars a year covering. are really tions simple. it's the joe, the plumber theory elections. any of you remember joe the plumber? asked obama a lot of obnoxious questions in 2008, right? hired joe the plumber to fix your pipes, right. joe the plumber breaks your basement. floods the are you going to hire joe the plumber again? of course not. but if he does a good job, fixes pipes, everything is great, you'll consider hiring him again. the same thing with presidential elections. holding the white then governs well enough the american people give them another four years. joe the plumber does well. pipes of the the country and flood its basement, do a r

you all past the quiz, except you have to take the advice of david hume, the great british philosopher, when he talked about works of superstition. consign it to the flames. it's superstition. it's worthless. it's not based upon a theory of how american presidential elections really work. that's why you have to turn to a scientific system like the keys to the white house, which is actually based on a really simple theory. elections don't turn on debates, speeches, advertising, issues, party loyalty, or any of the things the media spends $1 billion a year covering. rather, elections are really simple, it's the joke, plumber theory of -- the joe the plumber theory of elections. the guy had asked obama a lot of obnoxious questions in 2008? remember you hired joe the plumber to fix your pipes. and he breaks or pipes and fletcher basement. are you going to hire him again> of course not. but if he does a great job, you will consider hiring him again. the same thing with presidential elections. if the party holding the white house governs well enough, then the american people give them anothe

i don't think as presidential candidate he really needs to be commenting on houle hume marital choicesecoming a radioactive figure. this is not the entirety of it. but it doesn't help. the main problem is that she had this dual role that was wildly inappropriate by any standard, where she was serving the both the clinton foundation and the clinton state department. martha: the most recent emails that came out this morning are about her blackberry and blackberries left on the plane in russia because they were afraid of security concern. she basically said i can't use that here and can't use my clinton foundation email in russia. i want to make sure i keep both of those uncompromised. a lot of people say this points how close of a relationship she had with both entities. some could read that saying she was being careful. how do you read it? >> her role alone, even if we didn't know any of these emails, even if we don't know she was extremely responsive, doug band the clinton foundation official who wanted to get meetings and other favors for clinton donors, just her role in itself, i don

less hume as we go into the afternoon from about philadelphia north.arther south you go toward the shore, the more tropically humid it's going to be today. if you're head to the ac air show today you definitely want to plan on bringing cool drinks. partly sunny with a chance of getting back into the upper 80's tomorrow. >> thanks, david. and that atlantic city air show starts at 11:00 a.m. today. look for chopper6 as part of the dstrations on the beach. >> ♪ clean food. words panera lives by. no artificial flavors, preservatives, sweeteners. no colors from artificial sources. 100% of our food will be clean by year's end. that's food as it should be. ♪ yand you needed a tow.d did your 22-page insurance policy say, "great news. you're covered?" no. it said, "blah blah blah blah..." the liberty mutual app with coverage compass makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. liberty mutual insurance. good is a catalyst,ue diamond almond. good is contagious. and once it gets going there is no stopping what you can do. get your good going.

the hume is the change. today we're back to really oppressive humidity.temperatures currently 78 degrees in philadelphia, holding at 70 through most of the area. you got a shower or thunderstorm about to hit the poconos right now the rest of the area is dry but we're watching for the chance for strong to severe storms coming late this afternoon into this evening. 94 degrees your high but it's going the feel like it's about 102 and then tomorrow it's still hot, 92, not quite as oppressive it turns less humid. thursday you really feel the fact of the humidity is lower, 89 but it really stays rather hot rather sticky throughout the entire seven day period tam. >> okay, thank you karen. >>> a jury found attorney general kathleen kane guilty of all nine counts in her perjury trial in pennsylvania. she could face up to seven years in prison for leaking secret criminal files and then lying about that. kane's lieutenant will address the media in harrisburg later this afternoon. >>> that's it for "action news." back to "gma." we'll see you back here in 30. >> ♪ ♪

you walk past the quiz except what you've got to do is take the advice of david hume, the great britishhilosopher when attacked about works of superstition. consign it to the flames. it is superstition. it's worthless. it is not based upon it. of how american presidential elections really work. that is why you've got to turn to a scientific system like the keys to the white house, which is actually raised in a really simple. comment that elections don't turn on debate, speeches, advertising, issues, party loyalty for anything the media spends a billion dollars a year covering. rather, elections are simple. it is the joe the plumber theory of elections. if you remember joe the plumber, ecstatic i who asked obama a lot of obnoxious questions in 2008. now imagine you hire joe the plumber to fix your pipes and joe the plumber breaks your pipes and floods your basement. are you going to hire joe the plumber again? of course not. if he does a great job, fixes your pipes, everything is great, you consider hiring him again. same thing with presidential elections. but the party governs the white

at 930 edward humes, jonathan walkman and john weiner are participating in it infrastructure discussion at the los angeles festival of books. at 10:30, the end of the road taken. all of this tonight on book tv and prime time on c-span2. donald trump is in youngstown ohio for his speech on foreign policy agenda. that is scheduled to start shortly at two pm eastern and you can see it live on c-span2. followed by your reaction on the phone, facebook and twitter. again that is why that to eastern. until then, a conversation fromm this morning's "washington m journal". >> host: joining us now, he is the national correspondent of 2016.aspectsts >> guest: good morning. >> host: are there new battlegrounds emerging that we haven't seen inig the past.blic >> guest: they are not calling them battleground states, they're calling them expansion states. even if they don't win, they will at least force republicans defense. little. in chicago, senior clinton officials was talking to a bunch legislatorsc statealki and they left me in the room for some reason and she mentioned a couple states in particu

still warm and hume. some of us get heavy cooling storms to cut into that heat and a lot of clouds today. here's why. more wind in the atmosphere and approaching heat today. that does two things promote the risk for strong damaging winds but also storms move along more quickly. if i have to pick, wind threat is bigger than the flood threat today. keep in mind, this easy will be fire up. here's 2:00. it does a good job showing you the scattered storms. starting first in southwest new hampshire. making way north shore by 5:00 p.m. and few on the south shore hanging around until about 1k7 or 8:00 tonight. if you're headed to to fenway today, hot, humid, wear the light colored clothing be careful out there. and late into the game and into the evening, watch out for the storms making their way tomorrow. not as humid. more rain on tuesday in the afternoon. and then nice weather late in the week. >> jason: new this morning, a half dozen people pulled from a sinking boat in boston harbor. the details we know this

plus, one is named pirate and we get mailed to the house for pirate humes. >> brian, where did you come up with this idea and what was the hardest thing about writing this book? >> my agent, bless her heart, who is one very tough-minded new york lady told me i had written enough about climates and it was time to do something else. and animals are in my life and i looked at domestication. i was updating a textbook, i think and i got into it and discovered no one had ever done this and if so i got going. my cats like yours, my cats have a central role. they specialize into things and one is sitting in my outbox, which is fine. the other one like you they decide i need to get out. logically they want food and they get up and arrange themselves on my keyboard and the only solution is to dedicate the books to them. and the last book i dedicated to my main coon cat whose name is atticus at a more loose-- moose. otherwise known as the great keyboard sitter. >> brian, i have to ask one question. since you have written between 40 and 50 books as i understand it. tell us how you did this. how can