however-- >> how can people report it, lon? >> yes. in maryland, it's the comptroller's office you have to contact. and i apologize, i think it's the attorney general's office in virginia that has sway over it. >> okay. >> there are laws in both states against gouging. if people report that, it would be helpful. >> absolutely. we want to let people know, we're glad you can join us by phone. you've been busy yourself, because you did not escape the wrath of the storm. we have a picture of your vehicle. this is your car, lon. i understand a fairly new car. tree came down on that. >> oh, my gosh. it's a beautiful explorer. we just looed that car. and as you can see, it is no more. we just have to stand and it took our breath away saturday morning when we went out and looked at the huge tree lying across it. it does take your breath away. >> it does, we're looking at the pictures now. our hearts go out to you and everybody else. we know a lot of people are dealing this as well. >> if everybody remembers, you know, it's just property damage

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oregon it was all systems go for the launch of a pair of lawn chairs strapped to more than 350 ba lons filled with helium. they hoped to break the guinness record by flying to montana but bad weather forced them to try just 50 miles. they are going to try again taking their attempt to iraq. >>> in california the victory was sweet for the winners of an ice cream eating contest. dozens of sweet teeth competitors tried to challenge their competitors. in the women's competitors shoved it down in 1:23. >>> in texas the biggest problem for a skunk is usually the odor but this little guy got a bottle stuck to his face and wandered around for a few minutes with a container. animal control showed up and removed the bottle. the skunk was said to be confused but doing just fine. >>> for a look at your national and regional weather, bill karins. >> go back to the ice cream story. how would you have done? >> pretty good. i hate to say it but i could have blown them out of the water. >> i get impran freezes. >> give me a banana split i could have taken you out in a minute flat. >> i would have watch

the dodd-frank bill was 2000 pages lon and they didn't read it obama care they didn't read out. and one-page for the kids to put out. they don't read it iq of minus 16 and that is 535 people combined. >> wayne, what i said. congress knows the implications and every decision they make is scored. >> yeah, to get monep from the next guy around the corner paying them to do something. >> there is no way you can defend this in congress. you are a good man. and the problems with student loans right now. kids need to learn how much they owe. students cannot default on these loans. you have the diabetic and it is a problem. >> but why? that is it the fundmental. >> melissa, you ariciding with christian in this might be the one good thing seen out of congress in a long time. >> at least break down what you are anything to owe. the biggest problem kids don't understand the bill and what it is it per month. they have to decide if they want to pay and be saddled with the debt. no one else will pay it for them. it will come back to the taxpayer. they need to realistically understand what they

the ingredients of the modern pen at lon. >> if i were to talk to you when you were 7 or 8, was there ever a dream? did you ever think as a child you were going to the olympics? >> i didn't think it was a possibility. >> reporter: suzanne grew up riding horses in the saddle since she was 4 years old. >> my dad taught me how to shoot. i got some lessons to work on any stroke. >> reporter: it was at a national riding competition during middle school her olympic dreams took shape. >> we learned from some athletes. i thought that was pretty cool. dow all these sports. all i have to do is learn how to fence. >> reporter: it didn't take her long to master that. >> i did my first when i was 17. the coaches were like where did this girl come from because nobody had heard of me before. >> reporter: in the world of pent at&t lons, plenty of people know her now. she is one of only two american women who qualified for the 2012 olympic team. you're just not built like the other girls, right? you were just born with a certain level of athleticism, ambition, determination. >> you're not amazing at a

sound h >>> remember, "right this minute" is all new, all summer lon long. >> it's unfortunate that teenagers nowadays think it's funny when you trash your neighbor's other other peoples property. like these guys right here. >> oh. >> well, hum. >> this was at a home in virginia. >> i was expecting some hoodlums. >> these teenage bears are going at it. they are trashing the front yard. >> is it a bird feeder maybe? >> maybe. why the heck else would they want it. >> right. >> i will take this back to my cave. >> you are correct master investigator nick. that is a bird feeder. >> it seems weird a huge couple hundred pound bear would be interested in bird feed. >> they have a big belly to fill. >> if i saw a bear in my front yard, i'd freak out a little bit two of them, i'd freak out a lot. >> they went through great pains to put other deterrents on there so squirrels can't get to it, other animals raiding the bird seed. the bears are just like, yeah. >> the bears won. >> after they did this, they did come back for a repeat performance and they ran an left quite a mess. >> got it. don't leave fo

gr the crowd will be larger and louder when they face off in lon don. >> reporter: the most decorated ever is a russian gymnast from the 1950s who earned 18 medals. >> and michael phelps says he will retire aft games. >> i hope he's able to find some work, you know? >> he's like 20 something? >> yeah. >>> let's look at temps. it's a lot nicer tonight the past couple days, 10 to 15 degrees cooler than last night at this time. 78 with a 71 dew point is a little moist. 7 miles per hour west winds. the sun game back and warmed us up after the rain cooled us down. it's 70 in oakland, ocean city had a turned shower, they have cooled down to 79. but these temperatures are running a lot cooler than they were last night. many areas cooler. around the annapolis area, report of up to an inch of rain in those storms. around the city, we had about 3 drops. at the airport, 200ths of -- hundredth 2 hundredths of an inches -- of an inch. right now, we have a light west wind. tomorrow, the winds go back to the north and northeast. there's going too another risk of warm storm. the boundary has not yet

trust the system to get the job done, he has a butler, an awe sh car that gets two miles to the gal lon superhero of all time! >> you probably saw this. watch this. now, see, now -- now -- you know what surprised me. this didn't get more attention. >>> the kiss cam. the only thing that most powerful leaders in the world bend to. it's one more reason to be thankful al fwoer was never president. sure, our country might never have invaded iraq. the earth's temperature may be a few degrees cooler. but -- not worth it. >>> at the beijing olympics in 2008 they handed out 100,000 condoms. this year, 150,000. that's 100 thoux for the u.s. basketball team and 50,000 for everyone else. the thing about it -- 150,000 works out to be about 15 condoms per competitor. if i had sex 15 times in the span of two weeks, i would feel like i deserved a gold medal, too. >> we're if front of a camera, can i have a kiss. >> there you go. here. >> boo. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. definitely not that kiss. >> stay with us for "good morning america." >> stay with us for "good morning amer

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. >> suarez: lon chen say policy director for the romney campaign.inings us. >> thank you, ray >> suarez: and we get a different take now from jared bernstein, senior fellow at the center on budget and policy priorities. from 2009 to 2011, he was an economic adviser to vice- president joe biden. you heard long bond chen say that the president's-- lon chen that the president-- is in his word its remarkably devoid of reality. >> well that is the reality. it's just too small a step it is a mistake, i think, as many in the romney camp have implied today, to suggest that shower's losing jobs or the economy is in a recession. it's not. in fact, the economy left recession in gdp terms at the second half of 2009, a lot more quickly than any economists thought they would given how badly things were cratering back thenment and a lot of that has the president's policies on it. the problem is not that we are not adding jobs. the problems are twofold. one, we are not adding them quickly enough in the private sector. they are growing, but not quickly enough. as yo

that need treatment right now and d is th dead and black and during triag you open an air way and how lon does that take? two seconds and it takes ten seconds to check and bleeding - the only bleeding i want you to treat during triage are arteria bleeding and spurting out and you could bleed to death in about three minutes and shock and if the person is unconsciou on the chair and how do i treat for shock? lay down and lift the feet and cover you and takes ten -15 seconds and i move on. the categories, black for peopl that are dead and green people that are walking and the only two categories left are red and yellow. this rule here that i'm going t teach you now and i want you to memorize it and this is the rul that is going to determine whether you're red or you're yellow. the rule is 32 can do. i want everybody to say it with me. thirty-two can do. it's a three part rule. thirty, first part and 30 is respiration and it's the amount respirations per minute and if someone is breathing faster tha 30 times per minutes and it's about a breath every two second and if i breathe like this. that

what are you going to read on the airplane or in the lon is. >> i don't know. >> i don't know.ood question. up next your thursday morning weather and in sports, an early start for olympic competition but a diplomatic dust-up. the latest soccer game in scotland. we'll show you what happened coming up. i'm going to read one of these. i'm going to read one of these! [ female announcer ] unlike sprays and dust rags, swiffer 360 dusters extender gets into hard to reach places so you can get unbelievable dust pick up in less time. i love that book! can you believe the twin did it? ♪ [ female announcer ] swiffer. great clean in less time. or your money back. ♪ [ female announcer ] weak, damaged hair needs new aveeno nourish+ strengthen. active naturals wheat formulas restore strength for up to 90% less breakage in three washes. for strong, healthy hair with life, new aveeno nourish+ strengthen. [ music plays ] >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. thunderstorms this new york, 90 degrees. mostly sunny skies, 91 in miami. thunderstorms in chicago, 86. part

lon denners fear they'll spend much of the olympics is it you can in traffic. nhk world's erica stephenson reports. >> reporter: the olympic rings seem to be everywhere in london. decorating flags, posters, and the landmark tower bridge. they're also a prominent sight on the city streets. this is an olympics games lane, and if you drive in it without permission, expect a hefty fine. the lanes snake through the city, stretching for 48 kilometers through eastern and central london, where many olympic venues are concentrated. vehicles with permits will use them to take athletes and officials to and from their destinations. everyone else will have to contend with the congestion. taxi drivers aren't happy. >> this is the most difficult i've ever known in 45 years. i was alive when the last olympics was on in 1948. >> reporter: and john blackburn's driven during some of london's biggest events. >> but this is the worst it's ever been, from the diamond jubilee, charles and diana's wedding, the last wedding, this is the worst i've ever known. >> reporter: other cabbies

tarmoh gives up a shot at qualifying for the team but is eligible to run in the lon gone games as part of the 400-meter relay team. she was never happy about the runoff, originally declared the third-place finisher before officials called it a dead heat. >>> the world's fastest man says he's not worried after finishing second in the jamaican olympic trials. 2008 gold medalist u sane bolt. the victim of big-time shocker finishing second in the 200 meters. with that, it looks like johan blake, not bolt, is the man to be in london. but bolt says he'll show the entire world in the olympic games he is still the fastest man on the entire planet. >>> we are just 25 days away from the start of the summer games. keep it here on nbc bay area for exclusive coverage and for in-depth coverage of the olympic games, head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. click on london 2012 for a look at a sport that's surging in popularity and making its olympic debut. we're talking about women's boxing. >>> well, new this morning, an emotional plea from the parents of a bay area teen killed in a drunk driving accide

. >> romney attend the opening ceremonies for the limb nicks in lon donned and in israel, he'll meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >>> susan mcginnis. thank you so much. >>> also overseas. turkey announced it's closing its border with syria. government forces are using fighter jets and helicopters to target rebel troops in syria's largest city aleppo. another top syrian general defected. growing international condemnation. david martin has our report. >> israel has started issuing new gas masks to citizens living close to the syrian border. a barometer of the increasing concern overseer i can't's arsenal of chemical weapons. pentagon officials say syria has the largest operational, that is ready to use, stockpile in the world. now, a spokesman for the syrian foreign ministry has talked openly about using them. >> these weapon are meant to be used only and strictly in external a gres against the syrian -- >> anthrax, syria is believed to have hundreds much tons worth of chemical weapons ranging from paralyzing nerve agents like sarin and vx to old-fashioned like mustard gas.

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. >>> monday was a busy day at lon down's heathrow airport. athletes from 50 nations started arriving for the olympic games. members of the u.s. and new zealand yachting teams and finland sailing team were among the first of the 16,000 athletes expected to arrive in london all under very heightened security. >> it's been great. london is obviously ready and excited. >> it's good. >> it was easy, really quick. don't have to think about anything. >> good deal. an earl of a thousand trained volunteers who together speak 20 languages are on hand to greet the olympians. >>> the time right now almost 4:36. we're expected to reach the near triple digits again today. at 4:38 anny is going to let us know what we can expect around the hottest moments of the day. >> at 4:40, yahoo, fifth c.e.o. in five years. >> at 4:49, researchers say they've discovered how and when sleep can determine your risk factor for developing dementia. >> we're back with your weather first in for minutes. -- two minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. anny filling in for howard on

>> the former head of the national heart, lung and blood institute claude lon font estimated if we cut sodium in half we could save 150,000 lives a year. >> really? >> salt is big. >> what are the various sources of sodium are there besides salt? >> packaged foods, restaurant foods, they're all loaded with salt. we've got to cut them back. >> so sodium is coterminus with salt, salt is sodium, sodium is salt, sodium doesn't have any other expression. >> it comes in sodium glute i mate -- >> msg still as bad as it was 20 years ago? >> no one wants to put it in their products. >> i sprinkle it on my steaks before i cook them. >> no one is sensitive to them. >> do you think it's going to kill me? >> if it hasn't yet i think you'll be ok. >> what else have you observed, what is germane to what you do, like you're seeing this huge product flow, how many different products? >> this year alone we're looking at food products, probably food and beverage products, about 15,000. >> in your whole commodity review how many products are there? >> if you look at worldwide, we're probably reporting any

and those -- well n londoin lon course, was a different story. just like being at home. on going over, after i got over to france and that sort of thing, bumming around, and the gal that was with me, inez carpenter, part of the time, we separated and went on different units and that sort of thing. and i knew the nurses. they had a point of getting acquainted with any -- any women units that were around. and, you see, the british had women in uniform. military uniform. well, i was -- the uniform i was wearing was a done over wac uniform and pretty dirty. i had two. but it didn't have any insignia until i finally blew my stack and said, put something on me. somebody will arrest me some day and i'll get shot. >> what about the men journalists? >> huh? >> did you -- >> oh, the men were just -- it was different in that day. of course, we are not war, you know. when we go to war, the men correspondents, both writers and photographers, will be put in uniform and you're under a certain control. you can't roam around. are you to get clearance. it wasn't hard. >> when you were in

lon is on the air. >> caller: i would like to ask your panelists, with both charles evans hughes and fdr being a part of the new york aristocratic elite, both were progressive governors. one took the path of the highest elected office, the other went the judicial route. what kind of rapport was there between them, and i was just wondering, behind closed doors, if there's any evidence of any cordiality, or was fdr regarded by hughes as a traitor to his class? also, i was just thinking of this while i was listening to your discussion. was there a point at which hughes realized that even though he was an elected governor, that he realized from his aristocratic background, he couldn't aspire to running for president? even though perhaps he wanted to be president. and i'm thinking of george nathaniel kurzen, the last vice roy of india, who had the ability to be prime minister, but because he was from that aristocratic class, he didn't have hope of holding that office. >> thanks. the relationship between fdr and charles evans hulghes. can you speak to it? >> hughes swore in fdr on several

. >> you've been here too lon the >> we shared a flat for some time and a lot of what he did rubbed off on me. >> andy: a spkdi officpoll muslm athletes would have to wear outfits according to the law. >> but good for her. whatever you show that picture of the greek woman i don't think any woman couldn't be more attractive falling. she fell. >> andy: i don't know. >> she is about her secret. >> definitely a white mouth. >> in the u.s. >> hey, bonnie isn't the important question, no one is asking what are these women doing out of kitchen? >> i agree with you on that one. iirst, what is the lady's name, what is her story? >> andy: which one. >> the saudi? >> her last name -- i don't have it in front of me. i can't productive her name. >> to wear american clothing and have american names becpkse the broadcasters have to say it. >> and in sashe'i arabia they aenounce women who exercis. you are a fit expert. do you kind of have to see they have a point. who wants to look at women that are in really good shape. >> you just showed the greece l% >>y. >> that was gross. >> she is gorgeous. >> ho

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. ♪ and the home of the brave >> that is william dill lon.e served 27 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit. dna cleared him. he says he still loves the country. perhaps not surprisingly, his favorite line from the anthem, the land of the free. good for you, william. good for you. >> about time. >>> now to george zimmerman. speak out in his first television interview since february. the first time we're hearing his account of the killing. will it help or hurt his defense? matt gutman starts us off. >> reporter: a stunning admission from george zimmerman. >> is there anything you regret? do you regret getting out of the car to follow tray vvon that night? >> no sir. >> you to regret you had a gun that night? >> no, sir. >> reporter: saying he felt it was fated. >> it feel it was all god's plan. for me to second-guess it or judge it -- >> is there anything you might do differently? in retrospect? >> no, sir. >> reporter: he changes tack, turning to the camera. >> i do wish there was something, anything i could have done that wouldn't ha

right now -- in lon ton. right now the -- london. right now the most decorated is 18 metals. >> phelps says he will retire after the games. >>> next up this morning right here on wjz. speaking out, george zimmerman talks about the night he shot and killed trayvon martin. what he's saying in his first interview. >> fixing the water main mess. i'm mel mike hellgren. why -- i'm mike hellgren. why these lines were never fixed and where's the next big break going to happen. >> summer -- some are paying the price for the cooler weather. a live report on the storms next. >> if you're just about to head out a big problem on 295. now over to marty. >> he plays an r and b super star turned minister. that's the latest role of cedric the entertainer talking about his new show soul man on coffee with. it's the morning edition it's the morning edition and we'll,,,,,,,, ççç here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and o

. >> his first event in lon ton is the -- london is the 400 meter race. he needs the three more metals to become the most decorated olympian in history. >>> the oriels won against the rays. chris till man took a three hitter into the 7th. chris davis drove in four runs. they topped the rays 6-2 and take one game of the three game series. their home stand will continue this weekend when the oakland a's come to town. sand -- saturday and sunday it will be on wjz. you can see saturday's game at 7:00 and sunday's game at 1:30 right here on wjz. >> the hottest team on baseball, the oakland a's. i've mentioned it a few times before today and it's worth mentioning it again. if you've seen the movie money ball, billy jean still the manager of the oakland a's. the man brad pit played at how oakland started running its rooster to be able to compete with the big markets. i mean, oakland itself -- i know it's a san francisco bay area, but it's not a big city. they needed to be able to figure out how to compete with will recollect a and new york -- compete with la, ne

. >> lon do to -- that is a little odd. >> we won't ask questions. 85 in washington today. cooler week. forecast highs in the 80s all week long. enjoy. >>