john locke. b.) thomas hobbes. c.) john stuart mill. the answer: b.) thomas hobbes.'s coming later today and most likely overnight. to give you an idea of how prolific they can beat that's take a look at what happened in wisconsin yesterday. and in michigan ... lots of accumulation of rainfall. this is a forecast through next week of the total rainfall it's a bit conservative but it gives you some idea of what is normal ... and we are going beyond that ... and let's look at these 80 degree temperatures ... they will be falling however quickly tomorrow. we will be in the '60s and '70s over the next two days looking at the next 10 days we see the warm spell winding down over the weekend with another rain system coming early next week it will remain a bit cooler. so enjoy this warm weather 73 degrees the high tomorrow 86 degrees the high today 67 degrees in town on saturday 61 of the lakeshore ... showers and thunderstorms sunday monday partly sunny tuesday with scattered showers wednesday we will be in the '60s for most of next week. we'll keep an eye on the severe wea

fast and too sophisticated for the plant system to intercept but paris space political analyst john locke linda says it's not convincing enough. but i find it pretty rich actually that the americans should be saying this about their missile system when they refuse to listen to the iranians who say that they're simply a civilian nuclear program poses no threat whatsoever to anybody earth rates are a matter of perception but also reality and the fact is that as far as we know iran has no nuclear. weapons capability and doesn't plan one while the americans are planning a missile shield which although it may not be they may be telling the truth when they say it's not directed against russia the fact is it's a new weapon system and it can be presumably directed against russia in a matter of seconds all right switching gears now spanish police have made a number of arrests at a protest in barcelona where the european central bank chiefs are meeting security precautions ahead of the talks have been heavily ramped up spain even going so far as to reinstate checkpoints along its border with france

shield or about a new completely or are ever so grateful for your thoughts politically on this john locke in there thank you. reverdy it out online to our web site r t dot com of course for all the latest news you may like these pictures as well but please don't try this is over as they say how's this for a few shocking shots one way to put it thrill seekers in russia as far as showing their head for heights in these dizzying pictures posted online local police more health and safety we're very happy about that as it's not something to be copied but amazing pictures nonetheless about the dot com also hunting for the phone hacking scandal plaguing rupert murdoch's news corp sees high level calls now for many was american t.v. broadcasting channels to be told this story just rumbles on and on doesn't it you can keep abreast of the latest on our website. keeping a close eye on barcelona the saffron protesters there are gathering as european central bank chiefs meet and security precautions have been heavily ramped up because of it spain even going so far as to reinstate checkpoints along its

regional barring something germany has long spoken out against calling for belt tightening instead john locke learned of the institute of democracy and cooperation e.u. is trying to scare weeks into accepting cuts. i think that on the one hand the warning that contingency plan should be made is a realistic one because i think that there is a very dangerous very great danger that the euro or a very great probability that the euro will break up but even though i am a long term critic of the euro and the euro project my view remains that the european political class will do anything and i mean anything to keep it together in other words i think that this call to set up contingency plans is in fact brinkmanship the european political class by issuing this warning is trying to make it clear to greek voters that they have to choose the euro and they have to choose the austerity program the elections are going to be elections or at least unless there's a military coup in greece which by the way i don't rule out or some other kind of coup elections will obviously decide it the strange thing is is tha

, of course, is a very right wing republican and john kerry came walking in at that time and he looked at karl and karl looked at him. they sort of locked kerry." that really happened. >> jimmy: comedy bringing us together. >> exactly. >> jimmy: let's talk business here. scrabble. are you a scrabble player? >> i'm a scrabble player, i'm not sure i have the intensity i can see in your face right now. >> jimmy: no one has the intensity that i have. >> i can tell. right. >> jimmy: it's a little bit difficult. i have to run the show and concentrate on coming up with words at the same time. >> i wish my husband was here. he's incredible. >> jimmy: i wish that he was here, too. because once -- he made family history because he used up all seven of his letters with a great word. he got something like -- if you use all seven letters, you get 50 points. >> jimmy: it's a bingo. ex-checker? >> he got that word -- that's more than even -- >> i'm saying he added it. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> so, anyway, it's family lure for us. >> jimmy: hopefully you'll be able to rise to the occasion. we have two -- are you guys back there? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay. [

john had to say. americans are so locked in. why doesn't we just have the election tomorrow? is there anything anybody can say or do hon list that will sway anybody to the other side at this point? >> i don't think so. it's worse than it looks. the campaigns get the internal polls that are much more detailed. the obama administration frightened by what they saw. i've never seen this panic in may for an ibt. when you say bush had the same numbers, he's up against kerrey, hose credentials were kind of vague. this is a guy with a real business resumÉ, ceo. you have the margin of error that will also help romney. >> it's like a batter saying i'm confident, coach, that i'll get a single, not a double or home run. the next guy says i'm confident i'll strike out. nobody's confident in anybody. >> i think they have reason not to be. if you look at the way our institutions have failed us, from the bush white house to the obama white house, people have had a pretty rough ride of it. the idea the public is broadly turned off and doesn't have confidence in either side i think makes perfe

from woodbridge, virginia maps out her next move after >>> the jury has acquitted john edwards to one count, dead locked on the others and there has been a mistrial. >> their incredibly hard work and their diligence. they took the job very seriously. as we saw both during the trial the attention they paid to the evidence during the trial, the presentations of the lawyers, and the fact that they've now spent nine, almost nine full days deliberating trying to reach a fair and just result under of the evidence and the law and all i can say is thank goodness we live in a country that has the kind of system we have. and i think those jurors were an exemplar for what juries are supposed to do in this country. very, very impressive. the second thing i want to say just a word about is responsibility. and this is about me. i want to make sure that everyone hears from me and from my voice that while i do not believe i did anything illegal, or ever thought i was doing anything illegal, i did an awful, awful lot that was wrong. and there is no one else responsible for my sins. none of the people who came to court a

john edwards' affair with his pregnant mistress but today a mistrial was declared. the jury found the former presidential candidate not guilty of one of the criminal charges against him. they were dead locked on the other five counts. we'll go to greensboro, north carolina for the latest on what has happened today in the john edwards trial. again, a mistrial declared in that situation. chris has been covering the case since it got under way in greensboro, north carolina and he is ready now in greensboro with the very latest. >> reporter: good evening. after deliberating nine days the jury announced today it reached a verdict in the trial of former presidential candidate john edwards. only one verdict but a verdict that gave edwards plenty of relief. a win for john edwards in his campaign corruption trial. the jury finding him not guilty on one of six charges he faced and dead locked on the other five. judge katherine eagles has declared a mistrial and for now edwards is free again. >> thank goodness we live in a country that has the kind of system we have. i think those jurors were an exemplar for what juries are supposed to do. >> reporter: repeating the refrain from the early days of the

to proportional voting we ended up with this time from the system last time that allowed john mccain to really lock. looking back on it having had the prolonged primary, the 20 plus debates, what many in the republican party think was a proportional system that led to a bit of a branding problem for the gop, if you had to do it again, do you think we should go back to how we had it in 2008 or do you think this long system that allowed mitt romney to lock up the nomination just last night at the end of may, beginning of june, was a good thing. >> he locked it up about a month ago, margaret. we know that. what happened is more states were able to participate. the base got more energized. more republicans have been focusing on this election early and the fact is that in the long run this will be a stronger process than one in which you wrap it up in february and then have to reenergize the base over the summer. >> you would do it again 2016 same thing? >> i think so. i think new hampshire coming first followed by south carolina and with iowa participating at the front end gave everybody a chance to ge

it shot up when you were in office, you would be able to point to that in the john -- in the general election and say lock read if another three million people drop out of unemployment and give up on the men dream, the rate will be zero so he could say i have taken unemployment rate to zero, and there would be 12 million people it isen at sofa who have no part of the american dream. so we have to be careful. they are in a serious position. the president has to figure out what he wants to do with this if he wants to stand up to make the promise to people on unemployment and figure out a way around it, because there is a formula involved it takes three months unemployment rate. or, go with the any, new, president obama, the guy who does not spend a lot of money in a tough call. >>neil: when way or the other. i hope you get a chance to look at the animation. >>guest: i saw it. >>neil: very nice. you always have to be angry. there it is. always angry. he's the best. you take this political fight, and you think it is something new, maybe with certain news networks? why a fresh look at walter cronkite's life is

i think we are looking at dead lock and acquittal time. >> former prosecutor john q. kelly. >>> the texas sized battle to replace long-time senator. i will talk to one of the candidates hoping to replace her. >>> plus another big earthquake hits northern italy. details ahead. first the london 2012 olympics are fast approaching and going for the gold this season is 100 meter hurdler lolo jones. she was devastated said in '08. battling defeat. jones who recently revealed that she is a virgin says her decision to wait for marriage has been her toughest battle yet. at bank of america, we're lending an in communities across the country. fro omrevi htalielzeping t a neigbrhbooklyn..or.ho financing industries that are creating jobs in boston... providing funding for the expansion of a local business serving a diverse seattle community... and lending to ensure a north texas hospital continues to deliver quality care. because the more we can do in local neighborhoods and communities, the more we can help make opportunity possible. do you really think brushing is enough to keep

but mitt romney has locked up his party's presidential nomination by winning the texas primary. >>> jurors in the johntrial enter day eight of deliberations this morning. edwards is charged with six felony counts of campaign corruption. >>> and the nation's best young spellers have gathered for the national spelling bee. preliminary rounds begin today. >>> looking at today's weather, now. windy with showers in the northern rockies. severe storms from wichita, to dallas. heavy rain in the carolinas. and morning thunderstorms, here in the northeast. grab your umbrella on the way out the door. >>> and finally, a poignant day at the white house, from science to the arts. the president paying tribute. >> president obama awarded 13 medals of freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. and among this year's recipients, trail blazers bob dylan and john glen. karen travers has more from washington. >> today, we present this amazing group with one more accolade for a life well led. and that's the presidential medal of freedom. >> reporter: outstanding achievement. that's the common denominator among today's m

uncle john stole a ham from the meat market. he was 17. lost his taste for it locked up 14 years. ham, cured and earth bred sliced with the fat hanging on. yellow sunshine on a white plate. the ham bone cuts crosswise. a dark eye all in the skillet making aggressive for grits. lost his taste for all things salt much the ocean he has not seen. woman and man. he don't ever want to see no more ham on his plate. hates pigs. hard for him. time off for good behavior. they didn't hold him to the last 6. he is a hog farmer. only eats beef and chicken and turkey. fish, turtle and rabbit. squirrel, possum and coon and seasons greens with smoked ox tails. can't raise white folks for slaughter. [applause] >> for those of you who have not heard this in person a big beautiful surprises, she speaks at tremendous authority of feeling. and very uniquely agile intelligence. >> we are the memory of that place without measure. that filled all space that never was and ever will be. that place existing as the perfect note yet making no sound. holding all colors inside a light that was nothing but darkn

john kasich in ohio, koch brothers' candidate. bought lock, stock and barrel by the koch brothers. same with scott walker in wisconsin. everywhere. in california a couple of years ago there was a finish many, problem 23, on the ballot to repeal the clean, new clean car standards put in by arnold. schwarzeneggerer. that measure which lost, totally funded by the koch brothers. legislation in west virginia to overturn the new mining safety rules that were put in place after that last mine disaster, the effort to overturn mining safety regulations funded by the koch brothers. i have in the book a page with 53 different organizations. a lot of them, by the way, research centers on college campuses around the country alll for the purpose of disputing global warming and fighting to do away with government relations that have anything to do with climate control. different organizations that i was able to find that are either partially or totally funded by the koch brothers. their reach is so great that someone has called them the kochtopus. [laughter] just think of all those arms out there

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john henrehan, fox 5 news. >> we like that. the nationals plan to lock up the phillies fan, as you see, didn't work. when tickets went on sale in february, the team would only sell them to people with the local zip code to try to pack the park with nats fans. clearly, phillies fans found their way around that one. >>> and on to better news. have you looked outside? there is a supermoon out there. the bigger and the brightest is rising. and you may have a little trouble seeing it tonight through the clouds. gwenn has your forecast. >> reporter: the clouds are not doing us any favors when that comes to the spectacular view. the clouds are not going away at any time and let's look at our radar satellite shot. we had a bit of rain moving through our areas and in the course of tonight, some of you didn't see anything at all. primarily, it was to the south of s to the west and across the shenandoah valley, potomac highlands and seeing some showers there and most has ended. the clouds are sticking around and some patchy fog is moving in and that is not the greatest for the supermoon. 68 at reagan; 68, dull

locking you up. >> thank you. stay with us. coming up next, john- carrie engelrjohn collins and with sunday gardener. >> we check this out and see if it is a bad guy. take care of killing it. sometimes, they are easy to pull. >> a little extra help. we talk about helping your garden pea plant out of the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. while the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. go a little farther with bp gasoline with invigorate. >> good morning. welcome to sunday gardener. i am john collins 01 with carrie engel from valley view farms. today, we talk about weeks. -- weeds. we're talking about chemicals. what -- when you are dealing with them, read the labels and follow recommendations by the various companies. they can be different. each product has a different requirement or hazard or something. . >> the long sleeved shirts. it wants lee pants. -- long sleeved pants. repeated exposure

john edwards trial. a short time ago, the jury tells the judge they have consensus on only one charge, and they're dead-locked on the remaining five. manuel gallegus reports for wjz. the judge sternly tells the jury to keep trying. >> reporter: john edwards must wait a little longer to find out his fate. jurors in his campaign finance trial said they were deadlocked on five of the six counts against him. it was just after 2:00 p.m. when the jury sent word they had reached a verdict. but when the court convened, the jury said they had reached a unanimous decision only on count 3. that involves edwards receiving campaign funds illegally from heiress bunny millen. she had given him more than $700,000 during his 2008 presidential campaign. prosecutor says he used that money to hide his pregnant mistress, rielle hunter. >> in all, they deliberated more than eight days. the judge has told the jury to go back to work, saying a future jury would not have an easier time reaching a decision. >> reporter: in greensboro, north carolina, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> edwards faces 30 years in prison and more th

john mccain did. there is certainly a lock of integrity, and once upon a time you could disagree but at least you hadney will say, and do anything if it helps him politically. mitt romney condemned the homo phobic attacks on the security advisor? absolutely not. and if he did i think that would show some leadership, but every time mitt romney is toned up like this, again it is ugly and disgusting. but politically i think it helps the democrats. >> right, and you can go back one after another. he didn't condemn what ted nugent or rush limbaugh said. when you have a right-wing radio host mocking you for not standing up to him, we have really reached a new place, haven't we? >> yeah, and politically this is great for the democrats because moderates and independents see right through this, and they get disgusted when somebody doesn't show leadership and condemn this stuff. but the few crack pots who are out there -- if you are congressman allen west who claim the 78% of congress are communist. there is a crack pot who has easy access to guns because of these stupid republicans who get ahold of a gun, and

john coker reported the shooting. he told police he was confronted by a shooter. police locked down schools as they launched an intense search for the gunman. but coker has admitted he accidentally shot himself and fabricated the story because he feared he would be evicted by his landlord for using a gun inside the home. coker was charged with filing false report and treated for a wound at shock trauma. >>> a man began testifying in his own defense. political consultant julius henson has a lot to say. >> reporter: henson wants to convince the jury that the ehrlich campaign chose not to take his advice. and he says, they are ultimately responsible for those robocalls. >> emerging from the courthouse, julius henson had few words for reporters. >> it's doing well. it's okay. >> reporter: henson took the stand in his own defense, friday afternoon, detailing for jurors, his own consulting work for the failed election campaign for bob ehrlich for governor. >> i'm testifying. and i think that should remain in the courthouse. but i'll be happy to talk to you when my testimony is over.

locked up. >> thanks. we will see you again soon. >> taking a look at the day ahead. lawyers for john edwards spending another day grilling the wife of former aide and a young. today and yesterday cheri young faced tough questions about whether she had reason to lie to eric former presidential candidate. edwards has denied charges that he used campaign money to cover up his affair. young says edwards used her husband and asked him to claim paternity of a love child. defense attorneys say the youngs spent the money to build their dream house. jury deliberations resume today in the child sex abuse trial of a virginia community organizer. former falls church democratic committee chairman michael gardner is being accused of abusing a young girls during his daughter's slumber party. his attorneys say the girls accounts of what happens have. been have 6:37 now. -- the girl's accounts have not been consistent. >> why more offices are going to the dogs. >> and a parking attendant taking a joy ride in someone else's corvette. all caught on tape. >> we will get >> welcome back. you have to be c

locked up in 1960. doesn't realize that this young senator is racing around the country actually getting the delegates. >> jon: and he did not, lyndon johnson did not really have much respect for john>> no, he had no respect at all. you know what he said about kennedy as a senator, he said he was pathetic. he didn't even know how to address the chair. and he used to make fun of how skinny he was because he was sick all the time. he used to say you ever see ken doe's ankles, they're about this big around. >> jon: so he was he thought he could knock kennedy around. when kennedy wins the nomination, why do you think johnson took the vice president see. >> well, you know, he said i don't think any southerner can get nominated in my life time. and he was right because the big democratic northern liberal states were destructed, the southerners controlled the con vechblingts he once calculated and the staff calculatesed how many presidents died in office. and it is about one out of six, at the seemment-- time. and he used to say to people, you know, when they asked him why did he pick te president see, he would say well, you know, six of them didn't have to get elected. >> jon: so he was

john ralston, do you first. it hasn't been a secret for some time that mitt romney has this nomination locked up. so what precipitated this announcement from the paul camp? >> well, i think he's out of money, judy. that's the real problem for him in terms of going forward. so he's going to do something that no other candidate in history has. he's going to run backwards. that is, he's going to go back to these states where he's been able to infiltrate the county and state conventions and grab as many delegates as he can for the national convention. that's what he's done in nevada long after he got crushed in the caucus here he went back, did just that and won a majority of delegates to the national convention. 22 of 28 here. >> woodruff: brian doherty, how do you see it? you've studied ron paul. can they actually go out and collect delegates even though they know he can't win the nomination? >> they absolutely can. one reason is to a lot of his fans they still actually believe he can win which i think is part of the reason they made this announcement. it was sort of expectation managing for their