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we're joined right now to talk about the road ahead with the ceo of coach lew frankfort. i guess one of the things i wanted to kick off with was china because so many people come on this program and say china is buzzing. what recession? they're back up to 9% growth or so. can you tell us what it's like on the ground in china? >> the middle class is growing rapidly. in in fact, in the last year, the percent of consumers that -- the number of consumers that we target actually has increased from 6 million to 8 million consumers and the luxury market grew by 40%. imported luxury brands, $1.6 billion so the rapidly growing middle class is actually providing us with an ever-increasing base for growth. >> isn't there a debate about that rapidly growing middle class that they have not yet figured out how to move from an expert led economic situation to a consumer led economy? >> that may be true in the overall sense but with regard to the professional middle class. >> and retail. >> we're talking about young women who are college educated, emancipated having professional jobs, ma

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the area beaches, ocean city to lewes, delaware, low to middle 80s. the water temperature is 74 and the weather should be partly sunny. highs in the middle 80s to around 90. big cluster of storms passing through minneapolis. it will be in chicago later this afternoon toward this evening. other than that pretty quiet. over new england they are going to kick this rain up in to eastern canada and hopefully get drier weather up there. this front is off shore. that means most of our rain today if we get anything will be off shore. look for upper 80s this afternoon. this is the average high temperature, heading to buffalo 74. 70 in boston. lows tonight will dip in the upper 60s to the lower 70s. as we look ahead tomorrow this is when the 90s make a comeback. we will have them tomorrow and on sunday and quite possibly in to next week. we are looking to have a heat wave, which we get when we have three days or more of 90s in a row. you want to see that seven-day forecast, here it is. 92 tomorrow, everybody. 91 on sunday. and monday. so there we go. isolated s

the first time i met mama lew seal, she said, don't be hitting my baby like that. >> several people were recovering at shock trauma this morning after a chain reaction crash. the crash dawsed by a driver who failed to yield to a speed enforcement doe tail. >> the car struck hudson as he was crossing the street. police believe the accident may have resulted from pedestrian error. >> several people are now without a home because of a apartment fire. jo crews arrived, they found flames powering from the roof of the building. officials say the fire reached two alarms. no one was hurt. dealing with the task of trying to deal with the people who have lost their homes. >> the time is 9 kwln 06. 77 grows on tv hill. the economy doe laying several key projects here in maryland. >> a whole new way to collect trash. we'll answer your questions. >> a cold front is on the move this morning. we'll let you know how that wilñ >> hope you are doing well. a pretty typical july summer time morning. we dealt with showers and storms out ahead of a cold front. later in the day, we'll see the northwestly wind

harvard professor, hen rery lew gates. >> the cambridge police acted stupidly. >> gates was arrested in his own home after he showed id. >> race remains a factor in this society. that doesn't lessen the incredible progress that has been made. i am standing here as testimony to the progress that's been made. and yet the fact of the matter is that, you know, this still haunts us. >> part of america mr. obama plans to change along with our health care system. the president had been demanding congress take first votes next month. warned by prominent democrats that's too soon. mr. obama didn't mention an august deadline. i am steve handlesman, news 4, capitol hill. >>> metro's general manager says work continues on faulty circuits, reiterated there is not a widespread problem. twice daily tests of track circuits are still showing some irregularities on four lines. the transit agency has found that some sensors are failing to recognize that a train is on a section of track for a second or more. faulty circuits are fixed or replaced. metro continues to operate all trains manually. a woman o

>> secretary clinton has consulted closely with chairman burman and deputy secretary lew also and i thinkhe secretary said, we'd like to see this made regular. we're introducing it as a quadrennial review. the exact terms of how that's ultimately put into legislation, obviously, that'll be worked out. part of what we wanted to do was to do one before we found ourselves under a mandate. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you're welcome.

but as we go lew the next couple days, the heat and humidity continue to build the afternoon showers and thunderstorms. your forecast for the next couple hours, partly cloudy. but a few showers are going to be around. not everybody is going to see them, but they are going to be there. temperatures will hold in the 80s for the next couple of hours. what about the next couple days? how about that humidity? how about the thunderstorm activity? we'll cover it all, coming up in just a couple minutes. >> all right, thanks, norm. >>> supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor is closer to becoming the first hispanic justice. the senate judiciary committee voted today to send sotomayor's nomination to the full senate. just one republican, south carolina's lindsey graham joined democrats in voting for the nominee. she is expect to be confirmed next week. >>> it is time for summer camp nfl-style. ravens players reported for training camp yesterday, but they hit the field this morning. our rob carlin was with them in westminster and is here to show us what happened. rob? >> reporter: the thing about

but expert says with something like this, it probably burned up into little pieces as it came lew the sky, leaving meteorite hunters with piece like this. >> a big breakup in the atmosphere at some point. so they're little pieces that get dropped along a path. so somewhere there is a whole trail of these things. >> reporter: but university of maryland astronomer lucy mcfad don says finding that trail will be hard, even for the professionals who seek out meteorites to sell, listing them on the internet for a few to a few thousand. as for the big haul, one treasure hunter says they're focusing on a spot 45 minutes north of baltimore, a rural area east of york. >> it's like looking for a need until a haystack. >> in the woods of southeastern pennsylvania, it's going to be tough. but it's worth doing. >> reporter: worth the chance to study space from the comfort of home, thanks to a light show that is now worth its weight this gold. joce sterman, abc 2 news. >> some scientists, including dr. mcfadden say it's important to keep an open mind this event that say there is a chance the object

as we go lew the evening, thickening of clouds during the day tomorrow. you'll probably see more clouds than sun. the majority of the rainfall that was in the ohio valley affecting louisville up to cincinatti. over through the southern portions of illinois throughout the afternoon. that shower and thunderstorm activity move down through this region. some of it was on the severe side. and we've had some pretty hefty thunderstorms right here occur in the western portions of kentucky, as well as tennessee. those thunderstorms are heading on down into the georgia and carolina region. what we're going to be finding is more clouds than sun across the region, and a few pop-up showers are possible. now right now no showers showing up on maryland's most powerful radar, and again tomorrow afternoon tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, there a chance we could see one or two little light showers around. but quite frankly, i think we're going to be mostly on the dry side, even though we'll have enough clouds and moisture around for it. right now in reisterstown at 75

he had one of his reporters to a story which red, "why would the "new york times" have to steal from lew king?" that is made. but it stopped immediately. i did not get any money, but it stopped immediately. we probably would not have one in those days. but nobody has sued the aggregate years because it cannot find them. many are of little fixed abode. " there is a tradition such as fair use which allows some of this stuff out there. but your message seems to be but whether you're getting abuse or not, get over it. >> it is. >> what i say is, you can do that, you can make it say it -- same argument for any number outrages in our society, but wouldn't it be better if we had some sort of model where you paid for your content? >> i think there are possibilities for that. i expect micro payments to increase. >> that is exactly what they said. >> traditional media alice can sit around and talk about this stuff all you want. but what is going to happen is that new entrants will go create new media always that are pure play on line or multimedia platform and eat your lunch. >> we are running out

it's going to get even thicker as we go down lew the week. let's take a look outside right now. your shot from harbor cam looking pretty good. but we've got a very thin overcast right now in baltimore. 76 degrees eventually at bwi thurgood marshall. 94% humidity. woo, that's woo! wind is calm, pressure steady, 29.90. no flood advisories, no nothing going on. not even any watches and warnings. we did have some showers earlier, but they have now gone away. there are tides at fort mchenry. a low tide at 8:37 in the morning. 12:56 in the afternoon. winds 8 to 14 miles per hour from the south well. will have some thunderstorm activity. in and around the thunderstorms the winds be be gusty. we'll set at 8:21. we had a low of 70 degrees. the high this afternoon was 88, which did hit our 2-degree guarantee. we've now hit three days in a row. as far as our temperatures right now, it's still 83 in hagerstown. 78 in york. over on the eastern shore 79 in easton. 83 on the boards, down in ocean city. as far as our day, pretty decent day. sunshine. more humidy making its way into the region,

novidia but because of the fact the graphics chipmaker is involved in everything and tarting to push lew that $12 level it's been an area that's had a difficult time getting through. plenty of option activity.. a name you what pts to keep a look at as you're looking at it. >> karen, do you think it'll be a catalyst for the stocks. >> it'll be a catalyst for pain. there are a couple things when i think about what could microsoft report? you look at dell. you have bad news out of dell. it was more dell specific i think.k. ibm, very good news. intel, very good. so i actually am mildly positive on microsoft. that will haunt me. >> well, microsoft. >> i like that. >> you have two big triggers in front of you. you have window 7. you have bing. >> isn't that -- >> the bing? >> and -- >> the yahoo conversation is not over with. that could resurface today again. i'll tell you what, that could be a very, very miniscule amount of money in billions compared to the $47 billion they were looking at before. this could be a great investment by microsoft right now to get their search thing really kicked

staying in the upper 80s all the way lew the workweek. this potential for some thunderstorms all the way through until friday. >> all right, thanks, emily. >>> there is word tonight that denny's could face a class action lawsuit because of what some are calling dangerously high levels of sodium in some of its meals. abc 2 news caroline lighters has details. >> reporter: the doors are always open at denny's, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> a bacon cheddar burger. >> i had a garden salad with a t-bone steak on the side. >> peppers and onions. >> reporter: it's greasy. it's salty. and according to one consumer watchdog group, it may also be deadly. >> it's mind-boggling. yet industry has not lowered sodium. >> reporter: the center for signs in the public interest recommends people consume no more than 1500 milligrams of sodium per day. too much can lead to heart attacks and strokes. but denny's spicy buffalo chicken melt with a side of chicken noodle soup contain morse than 6,000-milligrams of sodium. >> p

if you are watching on satellite over the beach today you shouldn't have any trouble. 91 is hot in lewes, delaware. the beach forecast, for your saturday, not bad. a few clouds lingering in ocean city, 82. and as we plan ahead for sunday, not bad. ocean city 80 an the water temperature is 73. a good chunk of the ensurer seaboard is in nell owe shaded area for severe threat from the prediction center in oklahoma. main threats are hail and high winds today. other than that we need the rain and we'll take what we can get. here's the computer model showing you the timing of it. especially this afternoon. folks to the west getting the heaviest amounts of rein and this is pushing in to new england by saturday morning. looks like boston will be in for stormy weather on saturday. we will be drying out this weekend. and there it is on the seven day. beautiful weather moving in for the weekend. next week we will be in the middle 80s by monday and tuesday and thunderstorms are a good bet for wednesday and thursday next week. back to andrea. >>> thank you, kim. >>> two experts are in the house takin

pushing the cooler temperatures of the ocean on shore, highs will be tempered here. 81 ocean city and 84 lewes, delaware. 72 is the water temperature. warmer here in the chesapeake. temperatures in the bay 79. an your high today at solomon's island is 82. kris sneed is forren if angie and he has the traffic. how's it looking. >> little rough but it is starting to clear. we will start with the water main break. van doren is closed at vine street and will be closed through the morning rush. you can not access eisenhower from van doren. this is causing delay unless the area. moving to 395, slow from the beltway up to seminary road and pentagon to the 14th street bridge. an extra 10 to 15 minutes there. the inner loop live at little river. slow braddock to 66. that's about 15 minutes, but it is starting to clear. should be done with that in the next half hour or so. moving to 270 southbound. still parking lot from father hurley all the way to i-370 where we had an earlier accident. still slow from 20 to 30 minutes and finally outer loop. we have an accident at new hampshire and andrea, over to you

lewes, delaware 84. the water temperature in the low 70s. as we take you to solomon's island, 82 with northeast winds at five. look at the water temperature there, 79, bath water. the northwest winds will be driving in to sunshine and low humidity again today. we will keep the clouds to the south along that frontal boundary. it is south of there where the thunderstorms are coming across georgia. as you can see down here, this is where the kennedy center is and that's where we will have to see. hopefully we can get the shuttle lifted. more thunderstorms south of kansas city to tulsa, oklahoma. that will be the travel trouble spot if you are catching a flight today. around here no problems. the same for new england. a weak front brings a few isolated showers. boston looks dry and same with hartford and new york city down 95 to our neck of the woods through baltimore and dc. south of us is the carolina scattered thunderstorms and where the humid weather is waiting for you. today in the upper 80s and this is where we should be as i mentioned thi

if you are heading to the coast, partly cloudy at lewes delaware and hot day tomorrow. 85 for ocean city for the saturday forecast. zoom in and show you heavy rain across new england our temperatures in upper 80s where they should be. our front is off the coast and that will be the focus for heavier rain in the ocean. there's the upper 80s. today 67. as we look ahead to saturday, 90s. yes hot this weekend and we keep the 90s here on friday when we fire some storms. all right. that's the seven-day forecast. chimes mean it is time to look up. a beautiful day tomorrow. if you have plans to go to the pool the lake or beach you are in good shape and 90s here. it only takes three days in a row to get a heat wave and that's the direction we are heading. back to you. >>> maryland has a new tool to help in the fight geninfectious diseases. >>> and the federal government credits mayor fenty for trying to fix dc's public school system. >>> of course it is mind over money friday. call us with your financial qu questions. the number 202-432-9045. es when morning comes in the middle of the night... ro

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the first time i met ma mmp a lew seal, the first thing she said to me was, don't be hitting my babyat. >> others talk about mcnair's toughness on the field and his willing noast help those in need jofment several people after an accident this morning say it all happened when a driver refused to stop. a driver of an suv failed to yield. it caused a chain reaction. throw people take tone shock trauma. the driver suffered life-threatening injuries. a week before art scape, one artest recognized. >> it's very exciting. winner of the art scape prize. the prize is meapt to assist the visual artist. the largest free celebration of the arts in the country. stay with us when we c >> maybe a few sprinkle s. other than that cloudy this morning. 78 downtown, 77 at the airport. this is along the line where a cold front will be sliding to the south. mainly a droy day. partly sunny to partly cloudy mainly to the south of the city. 84-87, the forecast high. 87 is normal for july 12. nice second half of the weekend for the most part. all the showers stayed to our north. 85 tomorrow for a high. 84 on

an education, essentially that "lewed me to overcome those past obstacles. >> some of the kids you seee, this support they're getting through this program, how helpful would this be, do you think, judge mathis, if we could take it from what she's doing now and impment the same nationwide? >> it would be an immense help. i'm convinced, t.j., the bigger problem with all of society as it relates to destructive youth is that they the failed education system. a failed education system, which is the re-entry or the entry point, point of entry into society. if that's blocked, the quality education, then you won't have folks entering society mainstream society, in a way that they could be successful. and so i think that a program such as that really would boost the opportunities for young people. >> and marilyn, you can pick up on that point as well. any possibilities of it going nationwide? and i want to add, we saw in the piece, it appears to be just minority students, black students in that particular piece, but is it mostly? or representative, african-american students? do you have other m

the big point, disagreements on lew to bring down the skyrocketing health care. disagreements over the government-run public option that is being proposed right now and also when talking about all of this, a big disagreement about how to pay for it all at the end of the day. things that everyone is struggling with right now. >> talk about the folks that are struggling and disagreeing nowthe president's poll numbers coming down to earth we've been seeing. also, democrats, squabbling. do rubbens see an opportunity? how are they going to tackle this issue? >> no question that republicans are seeing an opportunity here and republicans are also using the weekly republican response, weekly address, to take on health care as well. the president in his weekly address talked specifically trying to make the pitch to small businesses. saying small businesses will only be able to benefit from health care reform, while in the republican address, congresswoman kathy mcmorris, rogers of washington state argues that the democratic plan misses the mark and will do much more to hu

the first time i met mama lew seal.st thing she said was, don't be hitting my baby like that. >> others talked about his toughness on the field. >> several people are recovering this morning after an accident. police say it all happened because a driver refused to stop. an officer wag the driver of an suv failed to yield. three people were take tone shock trauma including the s.u.v. driver who police say suffered >> according to police, a car hit hudson while he was crossing the treat friday >> nearly one dozen people have been displaced. when crews arrived, they found flames powering from the roof of that building. they are trying to find places to live for the 11 people that lost their home. >> ner relying on assistance from our donors to make that cap >> go to our website at watercooler@wbaltv.com watercooler@wbaltv.com and search our website. those long super roads and plan wips what you neen to know in your medical aert. they are also at risk for more and more dwangers. eo calls that trauma season. and more dwanger

, particular terms. >> secretary clinton consulted closely with chairman berman and depsy secretary lew also and the secretary said we would like to see this made regular. the quad dren y'all review. the exact terms how that ultimately put into legislation will be worked out. part of the we wanted to do one before we found ourselves under a mandate. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> the senate's in a short recess now. returning at 1:00 p.m. eastern to resume consideration of fiscal year 2010 defense programs and policy. but now, a conversation about issues connected to that legislation from today's "washington journal." we'll show you as much as we can of this 28-minute piece until the senate returns >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome winslow wheeler, project director for the center for defense and the mission and author of this book. guest: @ thank you taryn much. host: at the defense authorization bill, how much the pentagon will be spending and where. guest: it is a huge bill. reports to be $679 billion, about $1 billion off the president's request. in trut

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lew arone, director of the weight prom, at cornell hospital center.investigator and consultant in the trials for contrave. you're the right man to talk to. the phrase, silver bullet. should it apply? >> this is an effective treatment. the studies show that contrave is an effective treatment for obesity. we're plagued by an epidemic of beesty. we don't have enough good treatments. >> let's deal with the clinical and the practical. this deals with our hormone balance. is obesity always about hormone balance? how many of the 20 million-plus americans attribute it to hormone balance? >> it starts out with eating too much and not exercising enough. as time goes on, what research is showing, is your body starts to change in a physical way, that makes it impossible to go back. anyone who has tried to lose weight will tell you. it's not easy to lose weight. something physical stops you. there's a physical and invisible barrier that stops you from losing weight. and contrave deals with some of those issues. >> would you have to always take it to maintain the w

if you did discuss it with him, it was not clear to me from secretary lew's, is whether you would like to see his language become law. >> secretary: has consulted closely with chairman bermin. the secretary said we would like to see this be made regular. the exact terms of how it will ultimately put into legislation will be worked out. we wanted to do it before rebounder cells under a mandate. -- before we found ourselves under a mandate. >> coming up, center roland burris of illinois makes an announcement about his future plans. then as the founder and chief trial counsel of the southern poverty law center talks about fighting hate crimes. later, today's state department briefing. >> illinois senator roland burris top -- spoke to residence in chicago where he announced he will not seek a full term next year. he was appointed that sent by former illinois governor rod blagojevich to fill the seat vacated by president obama. his remarks are about 10 minutes. [applause] [chanting "don't do it."] >> thank you also much. -- thank you all so much. i appreciate all the energy. thank you for j

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now, on the civilian side, this has been one of the areas that, you know, jack lew my deputy working with ambassador holbrooke and usaid and everybody involved, we've actually been heartened by the numbers of people who have volunteered to go but we've limited the areas that the united states is going to focus on. you know, 70% of the people of afghanistan live in rural areas. afghanistan used to be in some descriptions a garden of central asia and south asia and because of the soviet invasion and the resistance to that and then the warlords -- i mean, now it is so eroded and dry and the whole agricultural base has to be reinvigorated. so we're really focused on that. we're not promising to be all things to all people and, in fact, we're working with our allies so that, you know, they will focus on areas that we are not able to any longer. so this is very complicated and the whole idea is to be able to clear and hold, which is what our marines are doing in the south right now, and to provide security for people and to begin to see life return to markets and other means of common acti

. >> lew as a historian have got to admire this guy, this kind of discovery. >> is the sort of thing you always hope to find in the archives. that kind of story. that's what is wonderful. it's a good question to the u.s., rick, about what gets remover and what is forgotten. and also how things get remembered and forgotten. dillinger for example is always remembered as an outlaw. a metaphor for which we understand and to which people understood i should say in the '30s is as an outlaw. he is more often called an outlaw that a gangster. so it is in that same, brought tradition. but by the same token, we forget certain things. a good example is the james brothers and jesse james, how in the recent biography, fairly recent biography, he brings back that which is forgotten. is remembered at this the desperado an outlaw. and he is not remembered as part of the missouri border wars after the civil war. that part of bringing back the redeemer governments, the old southern governments. and basically started, start of the process of instituting segregation and jim crow. he is part of that. jes