it was 59 this morning at york. 63 in leicester. mchenry, deep creek lake at 49. we had 88 and into couple of degrees above the average which is sitting at 86. it is still warm and pleasant summer evening. 88 downtown. there is that cool air in the western maryland mountains. things will change tomorrow. a line of thunderstorms from the great lakes through the western part of the ohio valley. they're popping up along the front. even for tomorrow, pressure keeps things quiet. this front is rowling at this and you can see the bright white clouds with thunderstorms ahead. we will get into some of that cooler air for the weekend. the transition with the front that could see a few storms popping up. as early as 3 or 4:00 p.m., the western suburbs see a line of storms. by 8:00 p.m., most of the storms will be east of us. we may see a round of showers and storms between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. and from 8:00 p.m. through the rest of the evening, the rate moves off and by saturday, leaving us with partly cloudy skies for the bulk of the weekend. the timing might be rushed

take a look at this video, it shows the megabounce frog ride in leicester, england. keep your eyes in the bottom lefthand portion of the screen. >> oh, my god! >> as it starts spinning around, one of the carriages on this ride breaks off. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> and flips over. >> inside the carriage were two 16-year-old passengers. identified as conner baker and danny keio. the "daily mail" actually has a picture of the two 16-year-old boys involved. one of them was crushed by the rolling car and the other was catapulted into the air. if you watch it again, these arms lift up on this ride. okay. you almost have to be thankful that it didn't break off when it was suspended in the air. >>ory time you get on one of those things at the fair you always hope they put that thing together properly. what's the condition of the boys? >> both were taken to the hospital, danny had to be kept in intensive care, had to have surgery on a broken arm. also injuries to his chest and ribs. conner suffered a broken nose and broken teeth. now danny's family say he's in a lot of pain, but he

of there was no use for it at the time now natural gas was the biggest thing that's going on in leicester in colorado. there's no in canada leases in here cross roads build very corporation and over there on ten acre spacing for me are really what you're looking for and you know how many wells were on pad i bet you could see three four hundred wells. you're standing right over abide by and right here by the way. right where we're standing and we had a spill. do you see over my head here we've got the neighbors wells i don't know three four of them over there and that stack closest to the blue one day it looked like old faithful had crossed over there the separator spewed paraffin out all over the pad and on over into a good number of acres of our parish church and that paraffin was laced with futex chemicals hydrocarbons of various kinds we were concerned it would contaminate and did. and the grasses were heavy and dry and whatnot so we used to burn they did shin writing carbons along with it so we would get it or get water. comes with us operate about ten thousand wells. here in the basi

good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm laurin leicester here in washington d.c. these are your headlines on this tuesday august fourteenth two thousand and twelve let's go back in time remember the threats reported about what would happen if wall street wasn't bailed out. the market would drop two or three thousand points the first day another couple thousand the second day and a few members were even told that there would be martial law in america if we voted no. that was years ago but it's hard to forget is the legacy is still with us too big to fail banks extended to take down the economy while taxpayers are expected to shoulder the losses they rack up a higher than expected tab as with the auto bailouts holdouts car companies really well getting a slap on the hand for messing up i could go on but we'll talk about all of this with former tarp cop neil barofsky who is out with a new book bailout and while we're on it bloomberg reports russell wason board senior the c.e.o. of the bankrupt firm peregrine financial group was indicted on thirty one counts of making

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good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm more in leicester here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for friday august seventeenth two thousand and twelve the fed's hawks are speaking out against the central bank taken more action this is according to the wall street journal but let's talk about why so much attention is paid to the whims of central banks around the world is it because for years investors perceptions about central bank power has matter most to markets and perception has been reality we'll discuss if the power of perception is running out and though it is the peak of the summer let's talk about winter i cannot see a winter to be exact why well it historically features high volatility slowed a negative growth deal levering by consumers corporations and governments hoarding of cash by banks as a deflation and economic depression due to a bursting of unsustainable credit bubbles sound familiar i think so peter baxter will explain why he thinks when it can draw t.f. winter and where the economy should be headed based on these these and here's a hin

our foundation recently read to the drug tender for them in leicester in this era in just two years they saved $700 million on what they were drugs and immediately added 340,000 people to the treatment road. [applause] more savings on the way. these prices dropped 70% since 2008. 30% since last year. $125 now and it's a good job. the savings of that joke of a by 2015 will be $500 million. we can use the money in this fight. now i have to be fully candid at meeting the goals of treatment by 2015 will require some activities, especially community programs. you've got to that community outreach if you want to get mother to child transmission down to zero. you just have to do it. you can't do it without it. [applause] but clearly, just whatever he said to convince you that we can't meet the treatment goals. and we should. we also know that smart investments save money. the united states center for disease control presented an economic model this week suggesting that implementing a test for key populations like pregnant women and people with tb and accelerating the skill for others would not