now from kansas city to st.u could be dealing with showers and thunderstorms, especially early today. late this afternoon, atlanta and orlando, much of florida will dodge showers and storms. this is a look at your saturday forecast. we start to increase the moisture a little bit. there will be a chance of storms from pennsylvania, new york, washington, d.c. a 40% chance. they'll be hit and miss. as we go through the middle of the country, we warm it up again. denver at 91. kansas city at 92. the heat expands into sunday. on sunday, mid 90s in denver. 92 in kansas city. even chicago, some of that warmer air will try to move in sunday. it looks like new england, unfortunately, sunday's the worst day of the weekend. cloudy and damp. >> are we talking hot and humid? >> not in too many spots, just the southeast. >> good. >>> how will they cross the finish line this weekend at the box office? will movie audiences go for another take on apes taking over the world? you could save a bundle with geico's multi-policy disco

the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: i ask unanimous consent that the time during quorum calls be equally divided. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. moran: i suggest there is no quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call:

that was the kansas-nebraska act. by letting people decide for themselves, benton feared -- as did most -- that kansas would choose to become a slave state, and nebraska would be a free state. turned out after a great deal of violence and bloodshed that kansas ultimately became a free state, but benton had no way of knowing that in 1854. california had been admitted to the union as a single great, big state that did not have slavery, but they had debated becoming two states, and there was still a movement afoot to divide california into two states. someone prominent in that movement, by the way, was james gadsden. the new mexico territory had not yet been divided, but there was in the wind the idea that it may divide author sontally. and -- horizontally. and as we mentioned that moment back during the civil war that effort was made so that benton had the fear that there was a whole thing going on in the west there regarding slave states and free states. this is benton's nightmare number three; cuba. he mentioned ambas

out in western kansas, they called that dusting in. you know, i dusted in 140 acres today or what have you. that means they're planting the corn in powder that's so dry it can't possibly grow. and to do that you have to double down and plant... i'm talking about wheat. you have to double down and plant extra seed, maybe twice as much as normal, because you know that the growing season is going to be shorter, so you won't have time to get the kind of yields you want. that means you need to spend more money and really hope and make a bet that you'll get some rain later. >> suarez: the federal government is often looked to in times like this. can farmers in this part of the country expect any help from the congress? >> oh, well, absolutely they'll get help. i mean, there are layers of disaster programs. there's federally subsidized crop insurance that's already paid at least $200 million into kansas, texas and oklahoma, and that's just the beginning. that's for the wheat crop. but normally or over the last few years, congress has come up

we look at the national forecast we're looking at some showers and storms in minneapolis, down to kansasity, 84 degrees, another spot where we could see heavy downpours, in the southeast, 93 in orlando, hot in miami. texas has been baking all summer long, 100 degrees in san antonio tomorrow, 104 in dallas. it looks like the south central states dry out tomorrow and we will keep it dry in the northeast, boston coming in at 79, 86 in new york city. let's look at the west. we are looking at 68 in seattle, pretty low for this time of year, not expecting showers, as we head down to san francisco, 70 degrees with a little bit more cloud cover. lynn? >> michelle thanks so much. >>> what is the most watched show ever for viewers aged 12 to 34? >>> plus tv's "dancing with the stars" reveals this season's interesting cast members. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. it was created with the power of verizon 4g lte. introducing the lightning-fast, 10-inch samsung galaxy tab. stay up to date, entertain yourself, and enrich your knowledge like you

contamination problem was apparently found at the national beef packaging company of dodge city, kansas, which distributes to the southeast. national beef has had to recall more than 60,000 pounds of beef, according to the u.s. department of agriculture, after the ohio department of agriculture found the potentially deadly bacteria in its products. so far, stores on alert for the contaminated ground beef are located mainly in alabama, florida, georgia, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina, and tennessee, but they warn the meat could have been distributed nationwide. symptoms of e coli include severe stomach cramps, tenderness, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, the good news, the agriculture department saying there haven't been reports of illness so far but national beef saying it is conducting a thorough investigation. jenna. jenna: good information for our viewer, julie. thank you. rick: a controversial curfew in one of america's biggest cities, because of flash mobs like this one. this is all happening in philadelphia. over the weekend, the mayor issued a 9:00 p.m. curfew for parts of the

sort of went through most of his education in kansas near. but after that -- tanzania. but after that shinseki was able to go back to his native country. where he served in the central bank as deputy governor. and later became the minister of finance, and overseen very remarkable transformation, all

sglt kansas city people are mice. what can we say? >> the midwest has good hearts. >> do you think someone at the yankee stadium would walk over and give kansas city the ball? >> they're only like ten-years on the old. >> at ten in new york city, they are already bitter. >> a weather guy who is bitter. >> it is 5:00 a.m. >> true. >> well, around the country, we saw a beautiful day yesterday. down to florida, showers and stores. let's talk about the weather pattern out there. the heat continues for many areas. summer kind of feels like it's begun to end in the great lakes and new england. ps have been rather cool as of late, but summer is continuing full blast down in texas especially 100 degree heat widespread, also our friends back here in colorado and new mexico. in the southeast, still warm in the 90s. humidity levels have been down a little bit. this is how we did yesterday. notice it was in the low 80s from chicago to minneapolis, boston was at 84, new york 86. still felt like summer in d.c., but that 104 in dallas sticks out lik

they're two exceedingly dissimilar places, not to mention western kansas being very different from theudson valley. but nonetheless, you have these two very dissimilar individuals who, nevertheless, thought alike on what, in my view, the most critical challenges facing the country at the most critical time in our modern history which was at the end of world war ii when europe was prostrate and exhausted, and the united states with its vast economic and by then military power found itself presented with the responsibility of superpowerdom. not something that the united states particularly wanted. i don't think americans are an imperial-minded people. but nevertheless, that what fdr talked about in the quarantine speech, that defense of democracy that to be the great arsenal, the both political and military arsenal of democracy was, came to the united states at that time. and you had these two, probably the two most famous americans of the time, dissimilar as they were -- one republican, one democrat, one a kansas farm boy, one a new york aristocrat -- nevertheless, thought exactly the s

seamstress susan stewart lives 25 miles away in pitsburg, kansas. >> i don't have a chainsaw, i don'tldozer, can't put a roof on. two days later it struck me i always had a new dress for the first day of school so i asked ladies to make garments. it was just the right thing to do. >> reporter: she reached out online to the sewing community and in less than three months she got more than 1,400 hand sewn dresses from all around the country, including this one from cindy smith in san jose, california. >> once you've seen that kind of devastation, you go, oh my god, that's just awful. how could somebody go through with that, it's devastating for a child to lose everything, this is something i can do to give back and gave me a chance to sew for little girls. >> reporter: last night, smith's outfit was scooped up by sydney wheat and this morning the fifth grader wore it for the start of the school year. how does that make you feel? >> really good. that somebody would make something like this, that's that pretty. >> reporter: exactly what susan stewart had hoped. >> i wanted to be able to ma

i-70, from kansas city to st. louis. wet on i-95,rom maine to washington. and on i-10, from jacksonville to d.c. and some slick roads in the southwest. >> if you're taking to the sky, airport delays are possible in minneapolis, kansas city, memphis, boston and new york. >>> wellll a small ohio town is reeling from a shooting rampage that has left eight people dead. stunned neighbors gathered at sunset last night for a candlelight vigil. police say the gunman killed his girlfriend, members of her family and several others in three, different places, before he, himself, was killed. >> eight deaths, one that went to thehe hospital. we understand that at some point in time, the shooter was chasing somebody. so, our job is extremely complicated right now because we actually have four, different scenes that we're processing. >> i'm probably in shock right now. just imagining what could have went on. it's a tragedy. it's pretty bad. >> police are working to sort out what happened and why. they have not yet identified the victims. but one is believed to be a chchd.

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kansas city up to 87. chicago, 81. minneapolis, 78. just 73 in seattle. 92 in albuquerque and 86 in salt lake city. oenix the hot spot at 102. >>> coming up after the break, the latest face transplant recipient reveals her new look. >>> post office pinkslips. slip. are 120,000 workers about to get the ax? >> "sesame street" producers forced to take a stand. are bert and ernie more than friends? >>> overseas markets got off to a quick start before losing some steam. tokyo's nikkei average lost 18 points today. hong kong's hang seng is barely up in late trading and in london the ftse is down early. now, on wall street the dow gained 423 points yesterday. the nasdaq index gained 111 points. and this was the fourth day in a row that the dow moved more than 400 point, something that's never happened before and one big reason for the upswing was the positive jobless claims report. positive corporate earnings reports also helped out. >>> americans looking for more welcome economic news should watch the gas pumps. energy experts say gas prices

day in 30 years in kansas city.impressive heat totals. we'll feel like phoenix, arizona from texas northwards up into missouri all day today. there will be showers and thunderstorms, though, rolling through minnesota down through wisconsin during the day. so also keep that in mind. we don't see the heat wave going anywhere. temperatures about 105 to 106 through dallas all the way out through at least friday. so just incredible stuff happening out there. >> impressive heat. indeed. >> yes. >>> oscar winner helen miran gets recognized for more than her acting skills. your nirs look at first look at entertainment is straight ahead. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app. ♪ nobo

[laughter] anyway, to get back to lawrence, kansas -- yeah, bleeding kansas, as it was known, was reallyort of the place where americans learned to kill other americans. it was where the bloodshed began, and i do think it's fair to say that in some ways that the civil war began there, that battle literally, a battle over slavery began there, and i think, you know, in our country, one of the reasons i believe that we're fascinated with the civil war is that in our democratic system, we're always doing battle against each other. we even use the metaphors of battle to talk about our politics. political campaigns, you know, and so it feels like we're obviously verge of -- on the verge of warfare, but the civil war is the only time it turned into real shoot em warfare. something happens the moment guns fire. lines are crossed. when we see in our own times when people start to turn guns on their own fellow citizens -- i do believe kansas in 1856 is where that sort of became a credible reality, and without that moment, the war couldn't have eventually happened. >> thank you. >> you know, as a c

so kansas city in at 24 degrees. looking much cooler today. it does stay hot across much of oklahoma as well as texas here into louisiana as well. now for europe. very unsettled conditions for the northwestern section of europe. persistetish isles. heavy at times. down in the south staying dry and sunny. for the northern end of europe, you're looking at widespread showers here looking quite gusty as well across the northern end of poland, germany, into norway and sweden. then down in the southeastern corner dealing with the system moving slowly. showers to watch out for in places like ukraine, romania, and bulgaria. out towards the west, it will be generally settled for spain and portugal. it will stay warm in places like madrid and lisbon. fairly cool for the majority of europe today. 18 in kiev. here is your extended forecast. >>> video footage has been released of a japanese astronaut's experiment at the international space station. >> the experiments were carried out and proposed by members of the public. he tried to put the tips of his tw

so kansas city in at 24 degrees. looking much cooler today. it does stay hot across much of oklahoma as well as texas here into louisiana as well. now for europe. very unsettled conditions for the northwestern section of europe. persistent rain for the british isles. heavy at times. down in the south staying dry and sunny. for the northern end of europe, you're looking at widespread showers here looking quite gusty as well across the northern end of poland, germany, into norway and sweden. then down in the southeastern corner dealing with the system moving slowly. showers to watch out for in places like ukraine, romania, and bulgaria. out towards the west, it will be generally settled for spain and portugal. it will stay warm in places like madrid and lisbon. fairly cool for the majority of europe today. 18 in kiev. here is your extended forecast. >>> video footage has been released of a japanese astronaut's experiment at the international space station. >> the experiments were carried out and proposed by members of the public. he tried to put

right now we have some heading for kansas city. southeast dealing with storms. saturday, if you're planning things out, the east coast for the most part is going to be okay on saturday, increasing clouds at the worst. the rain in the middle of the country. on sunday all that rain will head to the east here. rule of thumb is east coast. saturday is your good day, sunday is the bad day. >> in the meantime, today all we need is sunglasses? sounds good. can the apes hang in at the box office or will a best-selling book turn movie debut take first spot? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. the trip around the world you never took. the best-selling novel you never wrote. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden opportunity sales event, with exceptional values on the lexus es. but only until september 6th. see your lexus dealer. while i took refuge from the pollen that made me sneeze. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief from my worst allergy symptoms. so lily and i are back on the road again. with zyrtec® i can lo

he was, he was from kansas, but he was a german-american. and he was, he was very conscious of the fact that he was a german-american. and one of his, one of the reasons eisenhower was especially aggrieved at the end of world war ii when he saw what the germans had done when he he saw what the germans had done, when he visited the concentration camps, he felt a personal shame as a german-american. it's an interesting sentiment with modern resonance, and he was viewing the atrocities and the carnage and piles of bodies and whatnot, and he said he wanted to make sure that this was publicized as much as possible because all through this war, people complained that they don't understand what we're fighting for. if thigh see this, they will at least comprehend what we're fighting against, so eisenhower's germanness -- by the way, i drove here from -- i have a smart car, so i took the sort of back route through pennsylvania, and i wanted to avoid 95 if possible, and went through gettykberg where the beef of immigration moved west to virginia and t

in kansas, serious thunderstorms with large hail reported. that's going to slide down to wichita, kansas, about an hour right now. as far as the forecast goes, finally relief. the northern plains. we're not getting relief in texas. but this is a gorgeous air mass that's filtered through the dakotas and minnesota and wisconsin. chicago will have a gorgeous day today. this will be drifting into the ohio valley during the day and eventually arrive here in the mid-atlantic and new england over the next couple days. you'll notice the humidity levels dropping. i mentioned not everyone is going to cool off. we have heat advisories through much of texas, southern oklahoma and louisiana. we made this area much smaller. it is shrinkling. we're taking steps in the right direction. yesterday, it was 107 in dallas. that continues our amazing streak now of 39 days in a row with 100-plus temperatures. we only have three to go to tie the record. that would be on friday. if we can beat it, it would be on saturday. it will be a close call. the temperatures hav

kansas said prioritize. great. actually have the right to do that very specific in saying that after the public institution is going to go to hospitals and the federally -- federal health organization which knocks planned patient hood out. which now is changing. >> bill: this is complicated. the judge is not a total loon, two sides to this story war ren jeffs charged with what. >> two counts of assault on a minor. >> 12 and 15 at the time that he is alleged to have committed these acts. in fact, the 15-year-old he had a child with a forensic d.n.a. expert testified with over 99.99% certainty set biological father of this child. very strong case for the prosecution. warren jeffs has fired his defense attorneys. he is representing himself. >> bill: he is done. where is this in austin? where is this? >> this is in texas, san angelo, texas. seventh seventh day right now. >> bill: is he convicted by the jury which we believe he will be, what does he get? >> 35 to life. this guy is bye bye. >> bill: do you think is he go

kansas city is not a city with the majority black population. but i am convinced the people of good will understand that you give attention to your sore thumb. if your other thumbs are reasonably ok and you damage your thumb, you need to give some special attention. you try to keep from further injuring it and you also try to keep it. -- try to heal it. i think americans coming independents, democrats, understand that. >> can you give a few examples of what you think the white house and the administration should do now? what should the president say in his speech coming up on jobs that would be specifically aimed at curing that sore thumb that you are talking about? finally, what assurances are you getting from the white house that the president will talk about this in his speech? >> whether the president talks about it or not -- and i know he has a lot of concerns and considerations -- we intend to submit to the president, based on what we have learned in this five-city tour, some pieces of legislation and some suggestions we believe should be

house speaker john boehner selected jeb penserling of kansas and dave camp and fred upton from michigan. all six gop picks for the panel are conservative and all oppose tax increases. house minority leader, nancy pelosi is required to name her three members by next week. now, meanwhile, a new poll this morning suggests an overwhelming majority of americans have little or no confidence in washington's ability to fix the country's economic problems. that number is 73% according to the "washington post" poll. that's up from 52% last fall. when asked about the s&p downgrade that led to this week's market volatility, 52% said it's a fair assessment of the u.s. financial situation. so who's to blame for the downgrade? according to the poll, 36% point the finger at republicans, while 31% blame president obama and the democrats. last night on "hardball" with chris matthews, chris asked former new mexico governor, bill richardson what the president and lawmakers need to focus on next. >> i think the president has to shift the discussion away from debt. we've had a ten-year debt program that he a

forecast for today, the worst of it in minneapolis to kansas city. afternoon thunderstorms in the southeast. that's pretty typical. by the way, we only hit 97 yesterday in dallas, ended our hundred-degree streak at 40. we didn't break the record at all. as far as the weekend forecast goes, soggy conditions in the ohio valley. here is the rule of them, east coast, saturday, you're great. sunday is when all the rainfall will head to the east coast. it could be ugly new york to philly, not a pretty sunday around here. saturday is the day to play outdoors. >> swell, thanks, bill. >> no problem. >>> this is where willie usually does sports. trust me, you don't want me to read sports. i have a special guest helping me. nbc's fred roggin. please take it away. >> first place red sox have the night off. the yankees took full advantage. taking on the angels, the sacks full, robinson cano at the plate that. one is not coming back. a grand slam gave the yanks a 6-2 lead. new york won it 6-5, now a game back in the al east. albert pujols, a one-man wrecking crew

a scorching 107 down in dallas. 97 in kansas city. 88 in minneapolis. phoenix hits 105. sacramento 85. >>> here's something that's going to make you feel old. >> i know, really. >> hard to believe but mtv is all grown up. it turns 30 today. the pioneering network aired what they were calling music videos, what are those, introduced by veejays. "video killed the radio star" was the very first video they played. imagine that. >> seems like the last one too. apparently they don't play videos at mtv anymore, that's how old i am. oh, love "the jersey shore." mtv went on to air live concerts and spin off several other channels. in fact, a three-day look back at the big moment in mtv history is now airing on vh1. >> very exciting. >> very cool. 30 years. >> i know. >> wow, crazy. >> i'm trying not to think about that too much. >> we're getting old. >>> congratulations are in order for a new class of graduates who just made the grade out in san francisco. >> that's right, five penguin chicks rejoined their colony at the san francisco zoo over the weekend after successfully compl

. >>> a rain delay in kansas city was nearly hazardous to the health of one grounds crew member. he was rolling out the tarp with co-workers when he took a tumble and he was almost trampled there. but he did avoid injury and some embarrassment. except for us showing this video and he made it on to his feet and scam perred out of the way. >>> in western new york, one man attempted to break a record stroll by going for a walk at the bottom of a pool. he was aided by a 25-pound weight. the lifeguard attempted to break the record for longest underwater walk. the 21-year-old walked nearly 230 feet before coming up for air. guinness world record officials have jet to confirm his feat. but we commend him. >>> now for a look at your national weather, we tur to nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill, how is your lung capacity in. >> not bad. i used to be able to go from one end of the pool to the other, under water. good morning, everyone. a lot of people spent a lot of time in the summer to beat the heat. now today things are starting to change ever so slightly. we're not watc

but what we want to do is we want to have a kansas resolution to the problem.lth insurance, we want to make sure it becomes more affordable. we want to make sure that we have fewer people that are not covered by insurance, and we're already doing a very good job at that. there are kansas solutions to this. it doesn't have to be one federal solution. megyn: all right. lieutenant governor jeff colyer, thank you so much for being here. >> it's good seeing you. megyn: breaking news on one of the most daring missions on modern military history. the raid that killed usama bin laden now set to become a hollywood blockbuster, but the release date of this movie and access that's being provided to classified information has one prominent lawmaker literally making a federal case out of it. >>> and he says he has a first amendment right to smear his ex-wife on the worldwide web if he wants to. he wants other disgruntled husband to be able to vent as well. a judge, however, disagrees. the psycho ex-wife.com in kelly's court. >>> plus, he spent about 20 minutes underwater wi

as you know tom, every year, the kansas city federal reserve hosts this economic conference. the most anticipated event is a keynote speech by fed chairman ben bernanke. >> tom: susie, the kansas city fed has been holding this event for more than 30 years. its part brainstorming session, part social event. but last year the whole world was watching what was going on at this wyoming resort. that's when bernanke unveiled the fed's plan for a second round of quantitative easing known as q.e. two. under that plan, the fed spent seven months, buying $600 billion worth of u.s. i.o.u.'s >> susie: tom, now everyone, not just economists are hoping that bernanke will present a grand plan to boost the u.s. economy and stave off another recession. his speech is next friday morning. we'll have complete coverage and analysis. >> tom: here's some other things we're watching for next week. our friday market monitor guest is hank smith, chief investment officer of haverford investments. we'll also see the july reports on durable goods and new home sales. monday, with local municipalities in c

you referenced kansas city. it is certainly an example of a place where the bishop did not follow the protection charter. he had a priest who had child pornography on his computer and instead of reporting him to law enforcement, he sent him to live with a group of nones. terrible insult to the good sisters. you know, i hesitate to say this. i don't like to act like jeremiah with a horn, but we are seeing a continued erosion of stable governance within the church and more and more people clammoring for changes and the wild card is the attrition rate of catholics leaving the church. the pugh research center study a few years ago says 35% of -- excuse me, 25% of people in this country are catholic. the second largest religious grouping at 10% is ex-catholics. within the last generation, a church that was once roughly one-third of the population of america has now declined to about 25%. the real challenge is keeping young people. young people have grown up in a world where they do not see gays as stigmatized sinners

but say kansas city towards st.ttle flying around these thunderstorms. be aware of that. we are expecting delays later today. boston, new york city, we'll have low clouds in boston. new york looking for winds to potentially hold you up. orlando, tampa, miami, showers and thunderstorms especially this afternoon. that fog is going to be with you all week in san francisco unfortunately, so rival delays especially if you're flying from elsewhere in the country into san francisco, delays in memphis. look at the whole area where we're expecting receive ver weather today. the heat stays shoved farther to the south of there. yea oklahoma city, yea, kansas city. we'll show you the sunny and good stuff across the west. >> yea! what about texas though? is it still in the grips of the terrible heat wave? >> yeah, they really are. still looking at probably 106 today in dallas. that streak of hundred-plus days will continue. probably will break the record next week. >> at least they have the comfort of knowing they're going to br

heat warnings and watches are in effect in 14 states from kansas to georgia. abc's abbie boudreau is struggling to stay cool down in that is. >> reporter: in a city paralyzed by 32 consecutive 100-degree days, there's at least one business that is booming. you are basically the only person in texas who loves this heat. >> that's right. the ice man loves the heat. >> reporter: emergency ice companies bagged 100 tons of ice a day, its production up 40% from last year. >> we market towards the restaurants. we're renting a lot of trucks and doubled up on staff to meet the demand. >> reporter: the problem is the water from the faucet is so hot that icemakers at restaurants are unable to make ice. the tap water here, 90 degrees. the relentless heat is taking a toll on this beleaguered city. already 12 deaths in dallas this summer alone. more than all of last year. and in a state where to some football is religion, high school players battle the scorching heat to practice twice a day. so your day started at 87 degrees. probably felt like what? >> 100. >> felt like 10

. >>> in kansas city, missouri, a small plane crashed while performing a stunt at the kansas city air show. the pilot was tragically killed. this happened saturday afternoon and it was shot by a 12-year-old all on a cell phone. the video shows a red byplane at the end of the a maneuver, tailing downward and nosediving into a grass field. >>> to the campaign trail now and michele bachmann trying to broaden her base of support instead of a week-long victory lap after wing the iowa straw poll, bachmann found herself in the shadow of rick perry's campaign speech. >> we are conservatives in this audience. good to see you. we need social conservatives. do we have fiscal conservatives today in this audience? we do. do we have national security conservatives in this audience? we do. any tea party conservatives in this audience? oh! >> david katz is a national political reporter for politico and joins me now. good to see you this morning. when we talk about what's going on with michele bachmann you heard the louders cheers fr ere the tea party. do you think now it will work for her or is it to

the kansas city aerial mishap was one of many air show crashes in the u.s. in 2007, this tragic accident, a blue angels jet hitting homes in south carolina. grim evidence that, as thrilling as these shows can be, they can also be very dangerous. and jensen was a very experienced pipit. he had been flying aerobatics for 15 years. also flew commercial planes for major airlines. >> we're all familiar with service dogs helping the blind. but how about one helping the disabled to surf. ricochet teaches people how to hang ten. her owner says she stabilizes the board, helping the surfers keep their balancece that's great. i'd like to try that someday. >> apparently, she was initially trained as a guide dog but was no good, because she was chasing birds. that is incredible. >> from surfing dogs to volleyball playing dogs to dog meteorologist. i'm just kidding. it's time for the weather and meteorologist paul deanno, who is very, very human from our seattle affiliate klmo. good morning, paul. >> it is the dog days of summer, got to use the segue there. that means hur

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fue ofrecido en adopciÓn, una pareja en el 2008 la adoptaron y hoy dÍa vive en un su buburbio de kansas organizaciÓn afirma que esta es una victoria no solo para la madre. >>> significa haberles cumplido una vez mÁs a una de las tantas mujeres de guatemala que son vÍctimas de violencia en este paÍs. >>> la pareja estadounidense tiene dos meses para entregar a la niÑa. momento de nuestra Última pausa por hoy, al regresar los efectos negati negativos y p muchos le llaman el efecto facebook. tenemos las preocupaciÓn de los padres de familia y los lado buenos de lugares como esto. >>> en septiembre va a empezar el segundo aÑo de enfermerÍa, confiesa que durante clases siempre entra a facebook. >>> el mundo tiene que renovarse. la maestra estÁ dando una tarea. >>> cientÍficos de california que vieron esta practica entre estudiantes universitarios concluyeron que sus notas bajaron, y que entre los adolescen adolescentes en particular facebook puede tener efectos negativos. >>> esta psicÓloga que no participÓ en el estudio explica por quÉ. >>> los jovenes quieren saber lo que estÁ pasando, si

the kansas nebraska act opens the western territories to slavery. bid read scott decision which says african-americans can never be citizens of the united states. they have no rights whatsoever. she got not just angry but she became very bitter. when she wrote another anti slavery in all 4 appears a little waiter it is about a slave rebel who is the son of denmark may see who led a slave rebellion. even though he dies before he can launch a slave rebellion he still express's growing bitterness. what was happening was slavery is becoming more deeply entrenched. she had written a uncle tom's capt. to prevent that but unfortunately it made slavery more entrenched because it made the south more defensive even as it turned the north toward anti slavery. it had this effect and she became more better and kept sending petitions to politicians and send her novel and was good friends of many anti slavery politicians. it was really a division. when john brown comes along even though she created the gentle and uncle tom she calls john brown the greatest america

> el militar estadounidense que liderÓ los supuestos abusos ha detenido fue liberado hoy, esto en kansase un soldado de libertad provisional. famosa un corte y en instantes estaremos en mÉxico con imÁgenes de los más recientes actos de violencia. Índice colombiano escÁndalo polÍtico, los hijos del ex presidente uribe. >> el presidente chÁvez obtener permiso para regresar a cuba. imira mamá gushers! yo quiero roll-ups. ♪ diversión fruit roll-ups ♪ emoción ♪ sensación fruit gushers ♪ me tiene dando vueltas sin parar ♪ ♪ fruit by the foot diversión ♪ paquetitos de sonrisas hechos con fruta de verdad. ♪ paquetitos de sonrisas >> otros ejemplos de cÓmo al de violencia siguen ocurriendo con o sin la presencia de autoridades. >> tienen tres dÍas sin policía. >> no quedÓ ningÚn agente de seguridad. de cierta manera para protecciÓn de sus vidas. >> el alcalde como una medida contra la corporaciÓn policiaca. >> aceptar cuando estÁn de armados en su tiempo de familia. >> pocos son los que se atreven a salir. >> el miedo es mucho. >> pero un asalto hospital local hizo tomar severas medidas. >> ni se

why should a family in kansas care what asian markets are doing?well, we're an interdependent now global economy and to that degree we should always share and governor, i'd like to start by saying, there's a lot of hype in the national media, talking about doomsday and a lot of people are ignoring the real facts. let me just share if i may, with you, governor, quickly, a couple of facts. one, last week, these terrible debt instruments of the united states government actually went up in price. our 10-year treasury note yield 2.48%, that's great news. the fact of the matter is the dollar is flat against the euro, it's been weak against the past several years. the world is seeing something apparently a lot of folks in the national liberal media are not seeing, that talking about debt and deficits and talking about reducing both is a positive for america, and this economy. >> you know, you're one of the few people, lou, i've heard expressing optimism, but you base it on things that you're seeing and it's interesting to me that we've heard nothing, but