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so at least here in d.c. we've got several more hours of dry but hot, humid weather. this morning we've got down to the the lower 60s west. we stopped in the low 70s. you see 68 in easton and frederick and la plata 63. right now while easton is actually 90 at the airport, a little more sunshine. out west and southwest, more clouds and showers. leesburg is 80 while we are kind of toasty, 87. some hazy sunshine out there on our michael & son weather camera. cloudy skies but the high thin ones being reported at national with the humidity at 43% of the i checked the heat index still in the upper 80s. we're watching this line of showers and storms ahead after cold front. some severe storms down across southern missouri, northern arkansas. that's one piece. then you've got moisture flowing north. that's piece number two. all of this is going to come together late tonight and tuesday giving us showers and thunderstorms. some of them could be around for the morning rush tomorrow and the afternoon rush. so today green, good, just hot, 90. there will be an isolated storm or two

once again dc spoiling their kid the least. here'snette with a check of the forecast. >> all right. let's talk about what's going on with the weather this morning. because i think a lot of youwill like it. we look at the satellite and radar. that upper level trough is trying to move away from us. but you can see the spin in the atmosphere. so it's around and still having an influence throughout the day. so we have the chance for a shower to pop up isolated in nature. right now, we can see some clouds coming in across the area. but we are getting breaks in the clouds. and we can take it outside in ellicott city as we are looking at a few clouds, but, again a. little sunshine out there as well. that's the scenario there today. more of the same in manchester. a little cloud cover but also a little blue skies as well. so very reminiscent of what we have been seeing. but the temperatures are a little bit cool they are morning. look at the 40s. 44 degrees middletown. jefferson 48. 47 westminster. and 46 in towson right now. and we are looki

here. that would mean at least the 80s in the east bay and the south bay. cooler than average weather. sunnier and milder, but that may be a good thing. alameda county fair really hot as well as nascar and nothing like that in the central valley. mid-70s, sacramento and we've got cool conditions in the northern sierra. 102 in palm springs. plenty of sunshine in the east bay today with mid 60s with a little bit of more wind this afternoon. numbers will be dropping to the 60s by 4:00 to the upper 50s and in sonoma no heat there, pleasant, 70 up to the north with low 70s in concord. 62 for all the pride festivities. down by the monterey bay, only in 50s, warming ahead in gilroy with 74 this afternoon. today and tomorrow. not much of a change. tuesday and wednesday when we warm it up you went out a limb and you said next weekend, maybe the 90s. maybe you are right. >> i might have a career as a meteorologist, a weather guesser maybe. >>> a retailer advertised a water heater on sale but the model is banned. the store told the customer he couldn't get the water h

a fantastic beach weekend to say the least. herenot bad either. 67 degrees at airport. 74 downtown. the humidity is still in the comfortable range. it will be another hot day today. like yesterday, i don't think the humidity will be all that bad. kind of a complicated weather set-up here. rain along the gulf coast drifting north. at the same time we have a back-door cold front cutting across pennsylvania and parts of new york state. this is the one that's going to be close enough to maybe give us a couple clouds today. i think the rain is going to miss us. it is drifting very slowly to the south. i think it will stop and stay far enough away that we won't get into the precipitation. we will see a few scattered showers and thunderstorms along that boundary now. some of the high, thin clouds are going to start to drift down into northeast maryland. we might get some high, thin cloud cover from that. even the system to the south might get closer for high, thin clouds that come in. we'll call it a mixture of sunshine and a few clouds. g

that's where we've had the clear sky for at least three hours or so. 48 in san rafael, 49. mid-50s here, and the clouds holding on to san jose at 55. 53 in los gatos. pretty soon you too will be sunny from the peninsula to the south bay. partly cloudy skies overall. sunny averages with temperatures just about two degrees warmer today. another two or three degrees of warming headed our way tomorrow. but it's not going to be until tuesday, wednesday, when we see a return into the 80s. and after that? i'll let you know. the upper level low continues to spin to the north and west of us after the oregon coast and that has allowed for the enhanced marine layer, the stronger on shore breezes. in fact, yesterday the measurable precip. but this morning, yeah, not much left of this front. so we are looking at a little bit of moisture toward blue canyon, and also further south. but for the rest of the day we've got unshine on tap. we will be looking at the clouds lingering in the sierra nevada. just 60 northern syria. 76 in sacramento with mid-70s down through los angeles and 102 in palm springs.

rather dry at least here that's what doppler is showing, also showing a lot of shower activity to our north we have drizzle through the morning rush hour showers develop in the north bay from noon into the afternoon. a few pockets of drizzle for the rest of us during the evening. from the low to mid 50s 7:00 and hang in the mid to upper 50s along the coast low to mid 60s around the bay, mid to upper 60s as you head inland. showers would be nice would temper some of the pollen for most of us high amounts of tree, grass and ragweed, moderate amounts of mold. all the way through the weekend cooler than average after tomorrow morning we don't have to worry about wet weather. temperatures near 60 at the coast, saturday, sunday, monday, near 70 around the bay highs mid 70s inland. >>> happy friday, lots going on this weekend we'll get into some of the traffic implications. live look at 80 westbound east shore freeway under the university overpass everything is moving well. no slowing into the macarthur maze. bay bridge toll no metering lights, incline section smooth sailing through treasure

i mean, it is, you know, that time of the night, at least here in the east. a bad economy mess with your sex life? i have two people dying to weigh in on this. but first, i want you to listen what psychologist wendy walsh had to say. men are just cheaters so when the economy is down and they don't have a job, they just want to have random, as they say. some strange. >> that could be single men pursuing uncommitted sex, rather than expensive, marital sex. i don't know if you know, don, for some men, trying to procure sex costs some money. there's dinners and nice cars and that kind of thing. >> she made me blush. i can't believe i said strange. dean is back, and anna navaro is here. dean, basically she said men can't keep it in their pants. do you think the economy factors into what happens in the bedroom? >> not in the bedroom. mine is still as impressive as ever, or as boring as ever. but some people feel, you know, do you feel less than good about yourself because of economic problems? you might not feel sexy or attractive. this is my advice. try to use som

>> i definitely think the short oil play is going to be with us here for the next several weeks at leasto many factors involved here that are lined up to send it down, the technicals, fundamentals, production trends especially argue for lower. natural gas a bit trickier. it does look like there's a floor because of the switching by utilities from coal to natural gas when it goes down even a little bit more. so i'd say yes, but i think a lot of the milk has been gotten out of that cow. >> how much do you feel the boat load of chinese data this week could move the dial here? you feel going into the weekend even before we have the full picture on chinese data, you have them cutting rates, fuel and diesel prices. feels like beijing is nervous here, right? >> it's making us all a bit nervous. certainly they're slowing flt i think the question is now how bad is the data going to be? cut rates earlier in the week here. it's not going to be a pretty picture. then things just get more tenuous from there, mandy. look into next week where we have an opec meeting where i expect open revolt among mem

a bit of a disaster to say the least. hereith me, david schuster in wisconsin, and michael shure who is our political correspondent here with "the young turks." michael, how much of a disaster is it? >> it depends on how you want to qualify a disaster. it's disappointing to see the victory of money in politics. this was a colossal waste of money. well over $60 million and it's meaningless in my opinion, it's meaningless as to the race in november. i think it's disappointing to see money win. >> well, we're looking at walker headquarters there. but, look, they won. apparently there is a majority of people in wisconsin who are on scott walker's side whether you know, they know what scott walker's side is or not. for the people who spent the money, it was not a waste of money. they were able to get a guy who is going to crush the unions for them, crush the middle class and employees will be paid a lot lower. >> a lot of people spoke. we don't cover elections very often where 80% of the registered voters turn out. >> cenk: david,

. >> and third, i would like to have one at least here. >> absolutely. >> so, mark, obviously prettyge zimmerman believes he needed to have bulletproof vest for his wife and for you. what was your reaction when you saw the transcript? >> well, piers, they truly take this very seriously. there have been a number of threats both by e-mail, television message, to them, and they're concerned about it. and i understand they want to protect those they care about. i'm in that category now as well. >> are you concerned about serious threats to your life? >> this is what i do for a living. i've represented people much, much more nasty than george zimmerman ever has been or even considered by those who don't know him. i just hope -- i believe in the process. george now does as well. i can't ignore the fact i have a heightened level of concern. we're going to do our job. let a good jury decide. >> one thing that companies over in the transcripts, six lengthy transcripts released today, they have a solid marriage still, george and shelly. how would you describe their relationship? >> they are go

. >> at least here. thank you, ezra, i appreciate it. that the really bold move here, i mean, maybe it's true. maybe nobody messages for health reform on the election and it depends on who's the next president. the but the bold move here would be for the president to use massachusetts as the example. to say look, this is the template. look what mitt romney did. 100% insurance rate for kids. 98% for the rest of the population. look how well it's working for massachusetts and great care. you're about to stay that. stick with me. >>> the best news of the day began with a metaphor call train wreck. >> the individual mandate has been ruled unconstitutional. >> it appears as if the supreme court justices has struck down the individual mandate, the centerpiece of the legislation. >> the court striking down that mandate is a dramatic blow to the policy and to the president politically. >> none of that was true. false. wrong. those people there were living every journalist's nightmare on live tv. and i feel for them deeply. there but for the grac

. >> most vet rant won't accept help even if they know they need it and at least here the veterans won't feel like they are imprisoned or something. >>reporter: his blunt asymptoms amid other thank you speeches seemed a little off kilter but christopher hurt knows what he's talking about. just last week he was a patient in the old va mental health center. >> i was not going outside. i was just staying at my home. i wouldn't talk to anybody. >>reporter: when he came home from 2 and half years of combat, hurt says he began to with drawchlt his family convinced him to get help. old va center it felt like a lock up. >> only three times when we could go out during the day for about half hour. >>reporter: today the army mechanic walked me around the brand new facility pointing out the out door spaces. the windows. the furniture. >> actually manageable to sit on. >>reporter: chairs rather than plastic window instead of blank wall. >> just being able to look out whenever you need to. not feeling like you are trapped in here. >>reporter: the 90,000 square foot center was designed to give vets tha

at least here your pace is good as you head down towards tysons corner.to the east side of town at 6:43. >>> of course you recognize him. stevie wonder, one of several big name physicians last night performing in london. the list of performer include sir elton john and sir paul mccartney. >>> there's a lot morsel greating going on in london today. somewhere in that crowd was erica hill from cbs this morning. she'll been dealing with a very rough assignment all week long in london. good morning, erica. how is it going? >> reporter: andrea, it's going great. i appreciate you feel for me. good morning to both of you. you played one of my favorite moments there with stevie wonder of the concert last night when he sang "isn't she lovely." to the 86-year-old. it was a sweet moment. it was quite an event. the royal family all there in the royal box. everyone was excited when the queen arrived. we knew just before the concert started that prince philip whom she's referred to so many times as her rock was taken to the hospital. we'll update you on his condition th

has to apologize for being boring because you have yet to be boring. >> well, thank you. >> at least hereou know, i will say that the really bold move here, i mean, maybe it's true. maybe nobody messages for health reform on the election and it depends on who's the next president. the but the bold move here would be for the president to use massachusetts as the example. to say look, this is the templa template. look what mitt romney did. 100% insurance rate for kids. 98% for the rest of the population. look how well it's working for massachusetts and great care. you're about to stay that. stick with me. recently, students from 31 countries took part in a science test. the top academic performers surprised some people. so did the country that came in 17th place. let's raise the bar and elevate our academic standards. let's do what's best for our students-by investing in our teachers. let's solve this. trouble with a car insurance claim. [ voice of dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so good, now it's guaranteed. [ normal voice ] so i can trust 'em. unlike randy. are you in

going to get down here and i find out you know like they fight amongst themselves far more than they fight back at anything when you've got money. you free to become corrupted. at least down here i keep finding new and new stories new messages so i learned a lesson about. the handicapped people to this and how brutal it is to be that i wouldn't want to be in their wheelchair for the rest of my life believe me go for good never leave my room. and if you guarantee you know what i mean. so i wouldn't be able to learn these lessons i'd be setting up some pleasure alex watching you know. i think everything is hunky dory and you know you get to be in the bite life or risk ok. so i'm happy and upbeat. here's the great motivator. they use it on us all the time. so when it goes bad the stuff coming back at them and they have to stop living with you of the existence maybe didn't feel so high and mighty when you get into their legs this get the drive down the hudson river possibly because someone might drop a big stone bridge. don't wait for armageddon come and i am. going to be a whole lot there. are no me i'm not a quitter. i'm going down a much more significant manner. i'm n

. >> most veterans want to actually accept help even if they know they need it, and at least here the veterans won't feel like they are imprisoned or something. >> his blunt assessment among all the other thank you speeches seemed a little off kilter but christopher knows what he's talking about. just last week he was a patient in the old va mental health center. >> i was not going outside. i was just staying at my home. i won talk to anybody. >> when he came home from two and a half years of combat, he said he began to withdraw. his family convinced him to get help but in the old v.a. center it felled like a lockup. >> there was only three times we could go out for the day for about a half-hour. >> the army mechanic walked me around the new building, pointing out the outdoor spaces, the windows, the furniture. uphold centered chairs rather than plastic windows instead of blank walls. >> just being able to look out whenever you need to, not feeling like you are trapped in here. >> the 90,000 square foot center was designed to give vets that peace of mind. >> the work that will be done

ç >> well, thank you. >> at least here. thank you, ezra, i appreciate it. e it's true. maybe nobody messages for health reform on the election and it depends on who's the next president. the but the bold move here would be for the president to use massachusetts as the example. to say look, this is the template. look what mitt romney did. 100% insurance rate for kids. 98% for the rest of the population. look how well it's working for massachusetts and great care. you're about to stay that. stick with me. i went to a small high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us. right? get. out. exactly! really?! [ mom ] what? shut the front door. right? woop-woop! franklin delano! [ male announcer ] hey! there's oreo creme under that fudge! oreo fudge cremes. indescribably good. and no one's around t

that's according to at least -- here are the top five. this is according to 24/7 wall street.you see talbots, current tv, research in motion. that's the company that makes blackberry. and pacific sunwear. the 24/7 wall street looked at several factors like big loss, drops in sales, as well as rising costs. other factors, inefficiency and losing their competitive edge. so those are -- it's not -- we don't know we're going to be losing these brands but they're in a little trouble. >> i think in ten years we'll have the airline. that's just my guess. we'll see. kate, stay right here. tight moment, moment you may have missed. mitt romney's five sons all squeezed on to conan o'brien's set last night. while we know the romney family loves pranks, we don't often get behind the scenes footage. check this out. >> governor, mitt romney, how are you? >> hi, how are you? >> i'm just fine, governor, how are you doing today? >> good. good. >> what can i do for you? >> i want to ask you a bunch of

least. >> here's what charlie cook said. he said we are past the point where obama can win a referendum election, regardless whether it's on him or on the economy. then he went on to say that the only way that obama can win is they have got to create this scenario where mitt romney is the lesser of two evils. hence negative campaigning. i don't know see how that works for him. >> well, it is only four months, but is still a lot can happen in four months. when you see azs that republicans and mitt romney at the lead will slash medicare, they want old people to eat cat food, whatever it will be, those numbers will -- >> they don't want them to eat cat food, they want them to day. they want old people to die and children to die and air and water to be filthy. >> when push comes to shove, the bottom line issue is surely the economy is prosperity. we are not a prosperous country. we aren't going in the right direction. i think the economy gets worse as we go into the summer and early fall. that's where we stand. >> when are you h

looks strong, not as strong as it's been and we get to the troubled area leaving, you know, last is least here a look at europe, that's been in recession since december, maybe explains what they're doing today, down just a point but look at the disparity within europe here, germany and italy, italy minus 2, germany plus 1 going the other way, going up, so germany is looking better, italy looking much worse. finally looking at the uk here, that's also come down, explains the monetary policy numbers that have, monetary policy initiatives coming out of the bank of england there, down 0.6 from where it was two months ago. wrap it up and we'll show you where it looks like if you look at emerging versus developing. global 2.1%, that number could be 4% or 5% easily, developed world 1.1%, you see how much better the u.s. is doing relative to the developed world and emerging markets 4.5, should be more like 6% or 7%. guys? >> two points, steve, first off think about how much gdp could be added to the globe if all the nations of the world actually did build giant yellow neon walls to outline their count

. >> well, everything is going to be seen within the context at least here in the united states of theial election. and there's no doubt, the president is walking a delicate tight rope right now. he's got to deal with the crisis in the eurozone. that's obvious. and i'm sure his opening statement he'll restate how things are at least moving a bit in the right direction following the greek elections over the weekend. he's going to open with that opening statement, but then he's going to take questions. and i suspect there will be several questions, a. on what's going on in syria now, the tension between the u.s. and russia over syria. there will also be questions on egypt right now. of the conflicting reports as you have been noting, hosni mubarak, is he dead, clinically dead, in a coma, huge demonstrations emerged today in tahrir square, given the election results are officially supposed to be announced thursday. so you've got the economic crisis, you've got syria, you've got egypt. and you've got a presidential election. i'm sure the american reporters who are going to be asking questi

. >> reporter: on camera, we have some accumulation on the ground, it wasn't here this morning. there's at least an inch here on the ground, maybe a little more at donner summit. if you look out here to interstate 80. there's not a bit of snow out there. the roadway is wet, but otherwise clear. the drivers we talked to today, say they had no problems. most were pleasantly surprised to see the snow. you can see people were unprepared, just by what they picked to wear. >> i didn't know it was snowing. >> reporter: many people cope with the snow, the wind, and the cold by running. >> what did you think the weather was going to be like? >> not snowing. >> not snowing. >> reporter: the yin family is from san francisco here for what they thought would be a warm tahoe vacation. >> i knew there was a storm or something, because the temperature was dropping on the weather. i didn't know it was going to be snowing. >> reporter: the heavy snow started coming down about 2:00. the department of water resources says this new snow won't add much to the water supply, but it helps. june snow is not unusual, but

young people under the age of 31 who came to the united states before they were 16 and have been here at least five years can work here illegally, but this is only a temporary reprieve. >> this is not amnesty, this is not immunity, this is not a path to citizenship. it is not a permanent fix. >> but last year, didn't the president policy could not do what he has just done? >> with respect to the notion that i could suspend deportations 3 executive order, that is just not the case. >> mitt romney has been dancing around the issue for zero weeks. on thursday, he said this to a conference of latino elected officials. >> as president, i will not settle for stopgap measures. i will work with republicans and democrats to build a long-term solution. we may not always agree, but when i make a promise to you, i will keep that. >> romney says he will streamline the immigration process and find a way for legal status and citizenship for undocumented immigrants who served in the military. as for college students, who knows? during the primaries, romney said he would veto the dream act as president prefers

least. police here r.t. . twenty four minutes past seven o'clock here in moscow a whole raft of mitri of business news stories around today but let's focus in here where should you start to to a start off as looking there. it's looking positive you look at the stock markets because both indices are gaining right now but paradox is the economic data we've seen come outside of the united states has been pretty negative the jobs market is still weak we've still got rising jobless claims c.p.i. consumer prices are still declining that's also bad but investors think everything's so bad in the economy then there's going to be stimulus of this stimulus there's going to be more purchases in assets so they're buying up assets right now so that the season profit if the government intervenes over in the in european markets we're seeing a bit of a different picture the more depressed about the fact that moody's is downgraded by three notches rating to or near junk status we've seen the spanish bond yields actually go up a

here? is it playing politics or a deliberate attempt to at least find aç win here?rtunately you're never going to get the nuances from a long legal opinion. but i think republicans looking for their opening here and they're returning to basically their favorite patch of land which is taxation, taxes. i do think there's something to be stayed said for the -- i mean i don't think that that necessarily means that the whole bill is a fraud, but i heard personally from a friend in a senior position in the house when this was going through the congress, he was chuckling at the irony here, he remembered how far they bent backwards saying that this was not taxation, and that ended up saving them. some republicans have some ground playing with that, but it's not going to win the public debate because it is a stretch. >> thank you for your time. the supreme court's decision as mentioned could turn out to be the most politically divisive ruling of our time. next our panel attempts to break down the politics of this ruling. >>> and speaking of things that are divisive on capito

as you can see here on the west coast, the drop has not been as dramatic. but at least one analyst predicts we could soon see a dramatic decline. prices here in the bay area are down from a week ago. take a look at the overnight numbers from aaa. san jose, oakland, averaging around $4.22 for a gallon of gas, san francisco, no surprise, bit higher at 4:30. if you would look at those prices today and compare it to seven days ago, down six, seven cents a gallon. >> the time i remember when prices were low and i remember when they got quite high, and i remember when we were waiting in line to try to get gas. so it's good to be able to get gas. but, boy, it does affect your