you could have exactly the same brain scan on the prosecution side as kent pointed out. these are dangerous people. many of them will say straight up, if you let me go, i'm going to do it again and i really can't control myself and that sounds aggravating. on the other side of it, we are to some extent the victims of our preferences or the inability to control our preferences. we are victims of our environments growing up. we are victims of our context that we live in and, therefore, we all, you know, are not "responsible for that behavior and therefore should be mitigating." when you look at the testimony that comes in, whether it's from a mother or from neighbors or from teachers that are talking about really mitigating circumstances, they are the rotten social background kind of arguments, the abuse and the suffering that that individual experienced and those things show up in the brain. the brain is also a sponge. the brain isn't simply created by genetics and it's very much shaped by environment. and so my mentor john monaghan likened the problem of predicting viole

. >> urnled as a child to con seem his powers, this clark kent is a drifter.c. okay, today we're doing the punch. so you spend 12 hours getting the punch right. >> i wanted the fighting to be violent. >> if you were superman and you had to get somewhere and there was no limit to how fast you could go, you wouldn't just cruise over there. >> man of steel is strengthened by its a-list supporting cast. russell crow plays superman's cryptonian father jorel. >> he has to sacrifice the time he has with his son in order to save his son. so that gave me gus bumps. >> he decides which bloodline survives on? you? i was stunned how complex the script was. i think i probably stated publicly hundreds of times over the last 20-odd years that, you know, don't look for me in a comic book movie because i'm not going to be there. >> you let them handcuff you? >> wouldn't be much of a surrender if i resisted. >> amy adams plays lois lane, a hard charging journal is. >> well, what can i say? i get writers block if i'm not wearing a flak jacket. >> drawn to the suitless by his str

got a flash flood warning in kent county. morerain back behind this thing just over the chesapeake now going west of chestertown. we've seenfairly heavy rain coming through havre degrace now . so we think another downpour on top of this downpour is why we see the flash flood warning. obviously if you see some heavy water on the road, go find another route. >> what's coming our way tomorrow? a few isolated storms tonight now with more unsettled weather coming in the west should set united states up for an active weather day on tuesday and into wednesday. first legs look at weather in through the day. wecan see some interesting sights across the air. clouds bubblingup but watch the end of the loop. definitely seeing signs of instability in the atmosphere here. beautiful orange cloud cover but looking unsettled. aswe go beyond kent island further east you have been getting the active weather. definitely adecent day of weather in ocean city. 77 now at bwi and looking at a muggy night and day tomorrow which could help fuel those s

some heavy flooding rains in kent county. on the eastern shore, a little lightning and things quiet down and flare up again tomorrow. showers moving at wednesday. 50's at night and 70's and low 80's thursday and friday. it will get warmer and monday on saturday but that is the first week of official summer. we will be there. in a couple of days. our news and weather. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- billy crystal! the music of pitbull. and "headlines." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much. welcome to "the tonight show." thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] hope you all had a nice father's day. how many called their dad on father's day? [ light cheers and applause ] how many of you just yelled up from the basement, "love ya, gonna move out next year, i promise"? [ laughter ] hey, speaking of father's day, congratulations to kanye west, he's a new father. he and kim k

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jo ling kent with details. go ahead. >> earnings from adobe just came out and we have earnings per share of 36 cents which is a beat of estimated 33 cents. estimate is $1.1 billion, right on target. they announced 100 million digital downloads in just over two years. this company is trying to move away from its software products and go into the cloud. on that note their cloud subscriptions grew 25% in the second quarter, bringing in $230 million, david. liz: they're on to the creative cloud adoption, definitely. larry, as you look at the company for the past eight quarters they have actually beaten. they have done extraordinarily well but they have seen while they're profitable they have seen net income slip over the past four quarters. as you look at a name certainly among the best in class in what it does, what do you say? it is jumping higher in the after-market session which is certainly great for adobe? >> yeah. all i can say is stunning. my hats are off to management. we don't realize how hard it is to sw

that's what we saw in kent county overnight.look what's going on in manchesterp we have plenty of clouds out there. we are trying to see a few peeks of sunshine this morning. but really the clouds will take over. it's going to be mostly cloudy day on tap for us. the temperature in manchester coming in at 69 degrees right now. and as we head over into annapolis, that is coming in at 73. we have patchy fog in some areas this morning as well. so take it easy on the roadways as you head out and b this is what to expect at -- did about. this is what to exexpect at 8 this morning. 85 and the high temperature at 3, 4 coming in at 83 with some storms. let's check the traffic now with lauren. >> reporter: yoi mentioned we are dealing with a little patchy fog this morning as well as several accidents. travel in har ford county watch out for a -- harford county watch out for a crash. and a new accident in baltimore county right on middle river road and another in downtown baltimore right on east fayette street at president's street. there

that rolled through the area last night and with that we did have a flash flood warning in effect for kent county. so put down a lot of rain and that's going to be the scenario for today as well as we have more scattered showers and thunderstorms that are going to be moving through the area. we can see the big batch of rain back across kentucky and tennessee. so the tennessee rif valley as of now this is going to be trekking or way as we go through time. so we have this cold front and it's a slow mover and it will get closer to us and pass through as we head through tomorrow to the south. we will see a disturbance come through here and with that, we will keep the potential for the showers in all day long and the thunderstorms and even through tomorrow we have the possibility for a shower or thunderstorm. and then things will start to improve. now we look at temperatures this morning and we are very warm. 74 in baltimore right now. 7 # 3 in -- 73 in annapolis. westminster and glenwood both coming in at 67 degrees right now. frederick at 71. 69 in centerville this morning and we had to match

livermore. >> reporter: yes, lawrence, mobile weather trapped to the east bay 53 miles inland to steven kent winery. it's 77 a slight breeze under 5 miles per hour. good afternoon, steven. >> good afternoon, roberta. primary grape chianti we grow about 3 tons here our home ranch and vineyard. >> reporter: today's gorgeous in the mid-70s, right? so we're talking about flirting with triple digits tomorrow easily 101 out here on saturday. is this a concern? >> not a concern because it's a real short term event. it's supposed to be hot for a couple of days and back down to the 70s and 80s. fine for right now this time of year. it's when we get extended period of over 100 that we get concerned. >> reporter: are you concerned at all with the amount of -- i should say the lack of rainfall? we had a tremendous december. then we completely shut off in january. >> we irrigate here. we had to shut water off recently because we had such great growth in the first part of the springtime into summer so we're not concerned about. we don't dry farm. it's not an issue. >> when we care livermore valley with th

jo ling kent is here with a very troubling story about china that we are following, but first to you,icole. your headline please. >> reporter: to the big deal here is watching the volatility. we had a lot of 200. swings in the last 21 days since ben bernanke and his testimony may 22nd. half of those, ten of the 21 actually had 200. swings. the volatility is here and today you are obviously seeing a bigger move unusual. 350 points to the downside. cheryl: and an unusual move. that is how you would characterize this. >> reporter: absolutely an unusual move. essene the volatility of 10200, but not 350. cheryl: you will get back to you in a moment. phil flynn at the cme. >> reporter: it is a metals meltdown. what temperature doubles milton mack probably when the fed starts talking about a brief. the dollar is soaring. metals are melting down. i don't care if they're precious metals, industrial metals off. there is no place to run, no place to hide. add on top of that the oil market is seeing a drop it has not seen in over a year or at least since last november. it is a meltdown in commodi

jo ling kent has that story for us. jo? and cheryl, obviously today's market performance was not all focused on china. in fact most of it was not but it certainly did have an effect. short-term lending rates in china hit record highs an money market rates surged to punishing highs, the people es bank of china, the central bank refused to pump more cash into already strained financial system this sent the hank seng index down. and shanghai composite fell 2. #%. the people's bank of china reports to the communist party. here is why they're inflicting this trouble on themselves ostensibly. the president xi jinping's government is trying to restructure the chinese economy and punish speculators. there is a clear goal to eliminate a shadow banking industry that developed in reese years. credit is growing out of control bigger than the gdp. growing more than 20% that is more than double the rate of the economy. so the decision not to inject more cash basically tells the market that liquidity will be tightened to slow down credit

david: jo ling kent joining us now with more on the story.executive chip starnes, the co-owner of specialty medical supplies is a free man on his way onto a fred -- flights to florida right now after being held in the suburbs of beijing by about 80 workers at his own factory since friday night. he struck a deal with local able to cut labor officials and text to this to the associated press celebrating. yes, back at the hotel, showered, 9 pounds lost during the ordeal. how does that work. he says that the deal is satisfactory to everyone. according to the ap, negotiations went to the last night he was there. ninety-seven workers signed seven agreements. the company will still move one of its divisions to india, as planned, which originally set of the conflict last week. chinese officials say all workers will be terminated from the deal. though chip starnes says some will be hired back. this is what he had to say. >> we will not keep everyone on the payroll. we're going to up restructure the company. and then we will also try to, you know him w

cheryl: jo ling kent joins us with this story?e, american car companies are investing aggressively in the world's largest car market despite acknowledging the fact that growth in demand is shrinking for vehicles there. gm is pushing its cadillac for the luxury market. it is inspired by a 74% jump year on year in sales volume. ceo dan akerson broke ground on a $1.3 billion factory in shanghai that will be able to make 160,000 vehicles year. this is the ceo's goal. quadruple cadillac sales in china and sell 250,000 cars there by 2020. how are they going to do it? they are opening 200 stores by the end of this year. that such from just 69 right now. this is a market dominated by audi and bmw. cadillac will cast an extra wide net beyond just major cities of bejing and shanghai. they will look at third tier cities that have not been saturated yet. turning gears to ford, they're deploying a different kind of strategy. they're investing 500 million in a plant to double production capacity for the popular middle class su-vs and ford focus

. ♪ ♪ >> i am jo ling kent with fox business.and beyond has just come in with their quarter one results. ninety-three cents per share. exactly in line with expectations. this is interesting because the company has had a strong series. fourteen out of 16 month beating expectations for wall street. same-store sales are up. that is good news versus a year ago. after hour trading is up to first. >> thank you. it is time for a quick speed read. five stories in a minute. apple launches a version of its official online stores for customers in ussia. customers will now be able to order iphones, ipods and accessories directly to their homes. speaking about, the iphone is falling out of favor. market research firm showing the iphone lost market share in europe during the first quarter and fell out of the top five most popular phones in media. square, the payment company is taking its business online. launching square market where businesses can sell things like jewelry and exercise classes. pope francis looking into the vatican bank. they

let's get to jo ling kent, looking into bridgewater. >> reporter: that's right.ined 14% last year. pretty good, and it has grown on average and a half percent per year since 1996 according to the firm. it survived the financial crisis, it has been a popular place to invest pensions, but now is down and getting beat up. the all weather fund is down 6% this month and has tumbled 8% year-to-date according to reuters. by contrast, take a look at the s&p up over 10 percent so far this year. that is a marked contrast. and the problem, the fund invests heavily in treasury inflation protected securities which have lost four and a half% in june and over 8 percent so far this year. clearly a major blow for the fund manager who is famous for his success, just one month ago institutional investor named him up -- gave him the manager lifetime achievement award for his innovative investment strategy. that was just a few weeks ago. this includes that risk parity approach. that is what they awarded him four. it spreads out the risk and operates on the theory that bond market wil

liz: jo ling kent, and look at that picture. very stunning.some of these happening on occasion, but this one, one worker on one side trying to balance it out, and the other sort of looks like he is making his way down. perhaps their rescuers through one of the windows on the 45th floor right now rushing to their aid. you will keep an eye on this story. thank you. here is that each map of the dow jones industrials. we have had a 260-. swing. we were up 116 points. down, as you see pretty dramatically hewlett, pfizer, microsoft, united healthcare. the latter is american express down about 68 the real-estate shares of cooper tire. that will do it. >> reporter: you wake up in the morning. looking at my stock today. you're seeing shares it jump big time, up 41 percent going into the closing bell. over and in india, paulo tire saying it is going to buy usa cooper tire and rubber, two and a half billion dollar deal. it makes it the seventh largest in the world. cooper tire by itself was the 11th largest. moving up in the ranks. as i noted, two and a

now 72, near deep creek lake in the upper 50s, 61 degrees oakland, rock hall 70, 72 annapolis and kent island, almost 70 columbia, 67 westminster, 64 degrees in bel air. easy weather today, tomorrow and wednesday. we're just talking about variably cloudy skies, more sun than yesterday with a chance of a passing shower or thundershower. not unlike yesterday. really over the next 3 days the computer is not printing a lot of moisture at all. weather calms down on thursday and friday, hopefully stays calm on saturday. any thunderstorm around should not be severe at all. mostly cloudy, 66. tomorrow 86, again, the same for forecast. same deal as we move into wednesday. we will get clearing skies. thursday and friday calm, 84 and 86. saturday we hope to stay calm 86. >>> straight to sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. a new problem to report. this one a utility problem. it's blocking all westbound lanes at liberty road. that's route 26. that's between milford mill and ellen road. keep that in mind. also we have that debris on 279 at appleton road. no real delays or real pro

the mid 60s pax river and dc. 63 westminster, 61 bel air, 62 columbia. 64 rock hall, annapolis and kent island both at 67. all this action continues to move in a straight northern direction to be quite honest about it. there's got to be a little bit of east ward migration. i'm staying 10:00, 11:00 we could start to see a widely scattered shower around. i think that's going to define the afternoon forecast. i think steady rain comes into the area tonight out ahead of what is going to be the remanence of now tropical storm andrea. this low did get a name. it's coming to shore around tampa, florida. it's not going to be a huge weather event, even for florida. it's easy to say that, we're not on the coast of florida. once it gets here we're going to see a big slug of moisture come our way, a bunch of rain. i've been mentioned the entire last hour of this program, i'll say it again, we are not going to see any storm force winds. you're just going to see a lot of rain. frankly, this thing is going to ramp itself up pretty good coming through the carolinas and get out of here quicker than we t

the mid 50s hagerstown, elkton, downtown baltimore. 61 degrees ocean city, 60 annapolis, kent island,rock hall, 54 columbia, 52 bel air, 57 degrees westminster. that's a big slug of moisture that's headed your way. it wanted to become a tropical low. it's a deep low pressure that got its birth in the tropics. as this frontal boundary moves to the east it's going to pull it up the atlantic sea board. 1 to 2 inches of rain coming your way on friday. it's not impossible we could see flooding advisories out on friday. if the numbers work out correctly this is going to get out of here saturday afternoon. saturday evening might be okay with a beautiful sunset. might is the operational word. 80 gorgeous today. over night 58, increasingly cloudy skies. tomorrow cloudy with a high around 78. call it 77 and a mess on friday. hopeful clearing later saturday, 82. sunday, sunny 81. monday sunny, 88 degrees. >>> as we went into the break it looked like trouble at one of the tunnels. here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> there sure is. we can show you a live picture of that. it's on 895 s

of course jo ling kent is following the story. >> reporter: the most powerful man in the world in californiaall eyes are on beijing for big gated that could shake the markets on monday. cheryl: thank you. of course you will have a busy hour of fox business. "countdown to the closing bell," and we are looking a walmart right now. the stock is a big mover today. nicole petallides taken away with that. >> reporter: watching wal-mart's. it is now authorized a $15 billion buyback. a share repurchase program that was extended of the last couple of years where they have been doing in executing that. working very hard in noting that their customers are very frugal. facing higher apparel. obviously the higher apparel fees. higher gasoline prices, the late tax returns. people waiting on the money. they have been doing smaller packaging, less expensive goods. in the meantime the share repurchase program which is helping to boost the shares. cheryl: thank you very much. investors are in favor of today's jobs report. will the new numbers encourage bernanke and company to taper or to hold off? peter barne

ceo mutar kent there for the unveiling.oke was one of the first to be awarded an investment permit. kent explained why the company is so eager to get into the market. >> no matter how you slice and dice it, there will be about between 850 to a billion new middle class being created in the world, in africa, in asia, in latin america, all across the world, and i think consumer companies like us, that's what excites us, the growth potential as a result of the creation of that middle class. now myanmar will contribute toward that. >> with this plant in myanmar, there are only two remaining countries in the world where coke is not. tyler? guesses? >> i saw what they were, and they won't surprise you when you hear it. >> no, no. >> but i had no idea that coke didn't do business there at all. >> north korea and cuba. >> wow. wow. >> it makes sense once you hear about it, right? having been to cuba, you can -- >> it's got to be rum and coke in cuba. >> illicit coke. >>> sue, down to you. >> thanks, guys. >>> sex, lies and newspaper

and mid-70s in rock hall and kent island, 75 degrees right now.s -- 10 miles per hour across the region. 9 there in baltimore. 9 also in washington. we'll expect these winds to pick up. but not until we head into tomorrow afternoon. here's the big picture of what's going on in satellite and radar. we're watching two things right now. area down near florida and gulf. also a wave of energy. area of low pressure. and out to the west. these are going to come together, but not until next couple of days. i'll tell you what you can expect, so far, are the wettest timed time periods with these two systems to be your friday and friday night, as well as potential for saturday morning. now, how much rain are we going to get? that's all going to be determined based off of the track of that area of low pressure coming up from the gulf. but right now, high pressure is still holding on to control. but it's going to be slipping off the coast here as we head into the overnight hours. we'll see clouds on the increase. today through your friday, we'll increase those

of those areas in western maryland have seen a little bit precipitation earlier this morning. 81 in kent island and annapolis. winds 10 miles per out of the east and in washington 10 miles per hour out of the south. we're stuck in between two weather systems right now. i'll show you those right here. one located down towards our south. that's this area of clouds an precipitation. one located towards the great lakes region. those are going to work together to bring us chances for scattered shower activity and thundershowers into this afternoon and even for tuesday. i'll take you through time here today through wednesday. those systems are going to come together and act as one to bring us a chance for a shower, some thundshowers this afternoon. an area of surface low pressure is going to push to our south and bring us a better chance for a shower and shower activity as we head into tuesday afternoon. we could see anywhere from around a quarter of an inch to half an inch of rainfall on tuesday. mainly in the afternoon. less likely today. we will keep a 30% chance of showers in the forecast

kent island 71. denton is at 72. galena, 69. all right. this is what we have at the surface.so we're waiting for this cold front to get closer to us. it will do so bull stall out before it makes its way all of the way through. we have the potential for showers and thunderstorms to continue through the nexseveral days. the humidity will be pumping from the gulf of mexico in the meantime. abc 2 news going to keep the chances for showers and the thunderstorms throughout the afternoon. so 3 i'm ducking my head out of the way. and tuesday more of the sape. more thunderstorms into the afternoon. the cold front makes its way through. then dealing with much better feeling weather as well. this is what we can except for today. the high temperature around 86 degrees. and warmer by tuesday. but more sunshine as we head towards the end of the week. now, the traffic with lauren. >>> beautiful weekend ahead of us. trav on -- traveling on 95. speeds at 65 miles per hour. no problems towards the toll plaza. and the harbor tunnel is moving right along. and traveling on the jfx, 54 miles per h

and rock and kent island area.est winds around the area, brought this dry in, as you can see. very light breeze. but it will continue to be rather light tonight. and temperatures will continue to fall a bit. high pressure over eastern canada, guarantees nice, beautiful, dry weather. now, eventually, the high is going to move off. winds start coming back to the southeast. moisture begins to increase. warmer air to the southwest. could be a shower or two in the mountains down there. we'll start see something clouds here on thursday. and as you mentioned earlier, there is a possibility of a tropical development down here, just southwest of florida. heavy rain in south florida. fort myers could get 4, 5, 6, 7 inches of rain over the next several days. some of that moisture, some of it will go offshore. some of it will come inland. a front to the west. kind of combine. some of the heavier rain may hold off. this front could actually push, allow that tropical moisture in the ocean. so i would plan for rain here on friday

. >> this is not just a flight of fancy for kent couch.break his own record for number of miles traveled in what is called a cluster balloon. >> i call cluster ballooning simply a way to get up in the air with a group of balloons. some people would use weather balloons. i have never done that. party balloons seem to be dependable. the funny thing is usually i use a lawn chair because it is comfortable and i can recline and set up and lane back. it is kind of redneck and i'm kind of redneck. >> there are some federal aviation rules to follow but remarkably as long as the aircraft stays under 254-pounds he isn't required to have a pilot's license nor does he have to register it with the faa. he does need some technical assist glance my friend has done a great job of making everything work so much better. >> it might like unfair but actually a lot of care and attention has gone to make it very safe. >> cluster ballooning has come a long way since it was first attempted in the early 1930s. the lawn chair is outfitted with all of the gear he wi

want to start with kent in colorado.a big, hearty mile high boo-yah, jim, from denver, colorado, my stock realty income corp. >> it yields more than 5. if they go down to 5% then i pull the trigger. lets go to al in new jersey. al. >> caller: hey, boo-yah from new jersey. >> thank you, boo-yah back. >> caller: listen, i read your book. i want to ask you real quick, what's your feelings about amazon. >> amazon is like solar city, a cold stock. i don't get in front of a cold stock. i love the product and for a lot of people that's enough. that's how i'm going to explain amazon these days at $270. william in florida. william. >> caller: yeah, boo-yah from the heat city. >> you did win it all. >> caller: i was listening to the ceo on your show, i like what i heard. i bought shares at 28. what do i do now? >> he's got to come back on. they did that secondary and it was just hideous. you know, honestly, he's got to come back on. he didn't say there would be no equity offering, but holy cow, that was a bad one. i'd like to know

even worse, folks, this henry cavill guy looks almost exactly like the guy they cast to play clark kent. it's going to confuse the audience. think. and today, today i saw something that really crossed the line. by that, i mean the visible panty line. superman is not wearing his traditional red underwear. this is disgusting. you can clearly see the outline of his, shall we say, fortress of solitude. come on! ( applause ) i've got to tell you, folks, if you look closely it doesn't even look like he's wearing underwear inside his tights which could be trouble because, as you know, our earth talc has no effect on him. i mean look at this guy. he's just blue, blue, blue, head to toe. it's like wearing a denim jacket with denim jeans which everyone knows got aquaman kicked out of the justice league. the red underwear, folks, the red underwear is a crucial part of superman's costume. every superman has worn them starting with george reeves and his belted granny panties. that's how we wore underwear in the eisenhower administration. it was before elastic was invented. and listen to the lame exc

and kent island. very light winds. during the day we had a nice north northwest breeze brought in that cool dry tear. tomorrow slightly warmer and slightly more moisture in the air so the dewpoint will be higher. big batch of moisture across south florida between cuba and florida right now. heavy showers expected to move in to central florida the next 24 to 48 hours. this disturbance could become a tropical depression but it doesn't look like it will happen. but that moisture will slowly be moving up to the north and northeast. most of it off-shore. these two will combine to give a good shot rain here friday and probably even into saturday the way it looks right now. once it passes, sunday looks good. but for friday into saturday a good chance to see rain. some areas may see heavy rain. it all depends on how much of that tropical moisture can move into the region. one of the models says off-shore and we miss it. so we'll have to wait another day or so before we get that better track on what we see that tropical moistur

he calls himself dj clark kent, and he owns at least 2500 pairs. than three decades ago. tell me the difference between the kids today versus what you did 35 years ago. >> these kids today don't seem like they want the shoes, they want the thing going along with having the shoes, somebody figured out there is money for a pair of sneakers because of this hype. >> reporter: the hype is generated by nike, which denied "nightline" request to talk about the strategy. they drive up the after-market price tag. >> 690? >> all right. >> reporter: demand got out of control. kids were camping out in front of shoe stores, much like this episode of hbo's entourage. >> i don't get it, some of them camped out all night for sneakers, these are limited editi editions. >> reporter: some cities, they were breaking down doors. rioting. some were even arrested. >> someone gets hurt in front of a nike store, you're going to blame nike, you can't get hurt clicking a button. >> reporter: nike had to re-think their strategy, today, they can buy them on line. it is a little

jo ling kent joins us now. >> aiming squarely at the lucrative market in china.elieves 40% of the world luxury vehicles will be sold in china by the end of this decade. it is a staggering statistic. this as cadillac tries to grab 10% of the luxury car market by 2020. it is definitely the right place to be. cadillac is aiming not only at ranging and shanghai. ford whose focus model is very popular in china is also revving up there. today the american automaker broke ground on a $500 million play. if they are successful, this could mean a fast exit on -- this could mean the fastest four ford. chinese growth continued to be dominated by volkswagen. they are all subsidized by the chinese government. they are trying to make a dent. still very much dominated for those domestic brands. lori: thank you very much, jo ling kent. coming up next, it is back to adam in louisville. the fedex / ups fight for market share. here is a look at who is up into is down on the dow. we are back after a short break. ♪ [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even

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there isn't the clark kent/lois thing.t of the -- >> absolutely the heart. >> and now just this brooding, ove ove over-muscled, he broods a lot, the alien. to me, not the likeness, the grace, the elegance, the wit. it's not like i came in with these prejudices. truly, i was open to it. i thought, why am i here? >> right. right. >> well, there's so many of these superhero movies. they all very similar template, like the first episode, you'll see the origin story, and they're usually brooding and sort of dealing with their superpowers. the second one is overblown, another bigger villain they're fighting. >> yeah. >> six weeks ago we got "iron man 3" and in six weeks the "wolverine," where every six weeks we see a giant battle where a city is destroyed. >> will people ever pay 25 bucks to see it? yesterday, spielberg said, you know, we'll have two-tiered movies, some will be much more expensive. you might end up paying 25 bucks for the movies. >> these komi con kids, they do, you know, they want to post on rotten tomatoes. if

, malaysia, yemen, many areas where there were similar levels of torture that took lace as that in kent -- took place as that in kenya -- having looked at some of those cases, it is probably unlikely we will see a major case. probably one or two, but i am surprised if there is a massive number. toand a permanent memorial the victims of the justice is being proposed. those kind of symbols are quite important, aren't they, as a kind of admission that something went badly wrong? >> absolutely crucial. we are very pleased indeed that the government agreed to the rebuilding -- to the building of the memorial in nairobi, a crucial part of the history of all this not just for the are in theirho 80's and so do not have much longer to live, but they are -- their families will be able to remember the significant moment of history where this group of kenyans defeated the british government. >> earlier in this program we spoke to a journalist in nairobi, who you made it very clear that there were going to be mixed feelings in kenya. actually when you divide the compensation it would be a few thousa

and kent island, 54. and columbia at 55. and frederick now as you head out and about this morning, grab the jacket. because it is a little bit on the coolish side. but this afternoon, it is going to be nice and pleasant. get out there and enjoy. it because we will have change coming. i am going to talk about that in just a second and take you outside in towson with the blue skies and the high level clouds. those will continue flew -- through the morning and into the afternoon. i will say we will have more clouds on tap for today than yesterday. but we will still get the sunshine in here and you can see the clouds pushing in from the west and from the south, because we have all types of things happening. high pressure will continue to slide off to the east. in the meantime, we will stay dry but what we're watching from the south is this area of low pressure. right now. the national hurricane center is watching this. to see if this becomes tropical. or subtropical. and it will begin to work its wayed to north and east. by frid

they say that there is a real lack of accountability, a lack of discipline, outdated policies and kent rainy is saying he wants to make sure it is on track. andrew is not critical of b.a.r.t. police but he hasn't noticed much in the way of reforms. you so he them around more? >> a little bit. i can't say it is noti+kujjp rc much. >> reporter: visibility is one thing the police chief says is improving. retired chief patrick oliver6hi will assess reforms undertaken since the fatal shooting of passenger oscar grant in 2009. >> we it to ourselves, the come commuters and the grant family. >> reporter: they showed off the assess almost look at ten key areas including training, use of force. rainy has been chief for three years. what i expected. mk[ >> reporter: he will watch the movie tomorrow about oscar grant when an officer pulled his gun and not a taser and fatally shot him. >> to the men and women of this organization who were not part of this, also traumatized. >> reporter: now,4hñ rainy tells that the timing of this assessment or the announcement doesn't really have anything to do wi

satellite and radar, we are socked in with the clouds and we have a nasty thunderstorm roll through kent county earlier and we have more on the way. i will break those down coming up but let's go back over to megan and charley. >>> give this a thumbs up. organ donation is up. >> the p push behind it might surprise you. we will tell you what cooered more people into becoming organ donors thanks to something most of us use every day. >> more than 500 homes destroyed in wild fires. this morning, some people are returning back to what used to be their homes to see what's left. >> reporter: well, no delays here on 70 at columbia pike. i will show you what the other main lines look like and have the latest drive times coming up on good morning maryland. >>> new for you this morning we use social immediatal for all times things to stay -- media for all times of things. now it's used in a new way and it's helping to save lives. health reporter linda so is here to explain and what is this all about. >> reporter: it's called the facebook effect. researchers at hopkins discovered social media can h

jo ling kent has the story. jo? backdrop of sunny california, president obama and president xi are actually the first-ever of these two presidents to hold a meeting like this. now cyber attacks like you mentioned will be at the top of the agenda. for xi jinping his priorities are more likely north korea, u.s. role in tear torlt disputes between japan and china and trade and competition. you have to remember china will not be told what to do. although xi represents a new type of leadershii in china, a man traveled to the u.s. as a young leader, who goes off script and doesn't like talking points his priority will be taking care of internal stability. making sure their growth is steady. so they may be a fast-growing power but they are insecure. they're constantly trying to strengthen and find their footing in asia. why they don't enjoy president obama's pivot to asia. this is about soft power or face time, guys. dennis: soft power, or face time. that is nice, nice phrase. jo ling kent worked in china as a journalist f

why in west virginia and virginia deeing with a flash flood -- dealing with a flash flood watch and kent county had flooding across the area earlier this morning. so we look at the big picture and we do have the chance again the storm prediction center has a slight risk for montana to texas today for severe weather and isolated tornadoes in that. but close to home we are waiting for this batch of rain to get its act together and work et cetera way into our area going into the afternoon. so we are talking about thunderstorms in the forecast for us today. and some showers as we go later into the morning hours. all this is going to be courtesy of a slow moving cold front that's going to stall out through the area as we go through tomorrow morning. and then we will see changes in the forecast. but in the meantime, we will have disturbances that are going to work through the area as well. so that's why we are going to stay humid for today and we are going to stay with the potential for showers and storms. so we look in dundalk and yes we can see the key bridge back there but we are dealing wi

with red lines multiplying at a very dangerous rate obama's decision to directly bar members of the kente assad coalition is a bold step that could lead to a greater disaster ok more arms and greater outside intervention bring about peace in this war torn country. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of v.i.p.'s interview intriguing stories are you. trying. to find out more visit our big teeth don't call. mission free cretaceous free storage free. range month free. free. to tide free. download free books videos for your media projects free media john darche dot com. welcome back here with us here at our team afghan president hamid karzai has suspended discussions with washington on a new security deal it would have said the conditions for the u.s. military presence in afghanistan beyond of the twenty four thousand polo deadline it's in reaction to washington's announcement of talks with the taliban which a jew and third state prison exchange is up for discussion with a slum is what the first few weeks like spe

then he think it makes sense to break up the b banks kent i say that the cast his foe with the best managerre, but it does seem to occur expands the even the pincus debate. >> they're multiple with some 44 trillion. him this is a massive move financial system. the notice it's constantly loses ground. canada's just north of san in china who which is moved live from being a country which has virtually no positio in the inteational financial markets to warmer over 10,000 banks now operat when it is the higst aids is,e thought hadn't been been been half. melissa: that is the aument. if reagan these banks had cut a chinese bk becomes the base minimum of. and with that look like? and friedrich ofurbank and the continued rowland's people watching of homeland college a day care? >> the chinese banks of the biggest. another reason a n the biggest bank in the next days and the world made $21 billion since. themallest-made 22 billion who the basement 34. american banks are substantially smaller than the chinese banks. the chinese in and saying it's the smaller. what does it mean him? for lose the glob

. >> kent german says there is a new brand users can switch to. he says it's not as reliable. they still have big, rugged phones. >> that market is going away. people want a smart phone now. they want it to have a rugged smart phone. it's difficult. >> the fact is that times have changed. and now this is being replaced by this, some businesses are finding they don't need the phone company. they can just down load it from the app store. that is the sound of a free app. turns the phone into a walky talky. >> thanks for letting me know. >> sure, thank you. appreciate it. >> staffing firm ccusa is using it in part because it can take a message. anything you miss is reportedded and waiting on phone it can go to another country. if on a different time zone, they respond. >> that was key to making the old walky talky fit better it gives you option to answer immediately, lie, or sent it away. we think of it as et yi get of text message autos now, vochler is launching a paid up with some of the same group talk features they don't don't expect to have trouble selling it. >> a company kn