lake meade created by the hoover dam is important for more than boating.s a major component of the colorado river system which supplies drinking water to some 20 million people. once all the runoff from the melting mountain snow reaches lake meade, the water level will still be only 56% of capacity. and up at snowbird, well, ski season officially ended this week. backcountry skiers are still well come to try the slopes at their own risk. in the mountains and on the water, it's a season to remember. john blackstone, cbs news, lake meade, nevada. >>> looks gorgeous over there. the fresh grocer is working on a summer recipe and some soggy potter fans who just want to be first in line. >>> also a reminder. if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline at 1-888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now to help you with your consumer problems. so give them a ring. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> there is a beautiful red snapper dish that's a star of the show here served with some delicious seasonal vegetables. very simple dish, with

all this snow becomes a whole lot of water, which is great news here at lake meade, america's largestwe're going up quite quickly. >> reporter: for gail kaiser, it's a refreshing change after more than a decade of drought that left plague meade with half the water it once held. >> this is where i used to play here, way back in these koefz and tho coves and the coves are not there anywhere. >> reporter: the whitewater is how high the level once was. the marina had to be moved again and again to keep boats in the receding water. >> sad when you're watching it go down and down, and then with the change, it's like such a drastic change to be going up so fast. >> reporter: for water lovers, lake meade is a recreational place in the nevada dezered, last fall it reached its lowest levels ever. the long southwestern drought began stirring worries the days of water sports could be numbered. >> the high is much better than low, that's right. we have more beaches when it's high, so more places to go. >> reporter: lake meade created by the hoover dam is more important than boating. a major compon

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they made the announcement at a committee meading on thursday. >>> i know that evacuees from the no entry zone are eager to return home. it is a sensitive issue, but the appropriate time would be after the completion of a cold shut down at the reactors . >> the plant's operator plans to complete the sut down by this year or beginning of next year. they plan to start preparations like radiation monitoring, decontamination and infrastructure construction in the evacuation zone after next week. radioactive cesium far exceeding the safe limits has been detected in hay fed to cattle at a second farm near the damaged nuclear plant. >> translator: hay with a high level of radioactive cesium was fed to cattle at the farm. 42 of them were sent to meat processing plants. >> the finding came during inspections ordered by the prefecture after a large dose of the radioactive substance was found in hay at the first farm. the latest checks uncovered up to 97,000 bequerels, 73 times the safe limit. the cattle were sent to four plants on april 8th and july sixth. 14 to yokohama, 13 to tokyo, 10 to sendai

richardson, charles mckim of mckim, mead and white. louis sullivan. these were people who created the american look. >> brown: so it's across a wide range. >> it's across a very wide range. people don't realize to what degree we are affected the french and by french history. >> brown: one of your characters, john sanderson has the line, "the french dine to gratify." i can't resist this since we're sitting in a french restaurant-- "the french dine to gratify, we to appease appetite." so they learned a little something about living well, too? >> you bet they did. exactly. and it's interesting because the doctors who came back would tell their students and one of them tells his son in a wonderful quotation: "don't just go there to study medicine. go there to study human nature." what it is to be human. and this is an issue in medicine still today. am i treating a disease or am i treating a patient? >> brown: a lot of famous names and people move through this story. was there someone who surprised you or grabbed in a way you hadn't expected? >> yes, sever

cbs news at cyber command headquarters, fort mead, maryland. >> weather head quarters has been busy todayast summer was one of the coolest summers, this summer is getting a run for its money. it didn't stop the musicians from being out and about and enjoying the cool, crisp, thursday evening. temperatures anywhere from 56 in pacifica. it was 74 in santa rosa. these numbers are averaging up to 18 degrees below normal for this time of year. i think you are stealing the difference in livermore, where the average high is 88. we will kick start your friday just as we have every other morning this week with layers of clouds and fog and drizzle and temperatures into the 50s, here it comes for your morning commute. louds invading the valley all the way in towards the mother load. what you do notice, earlier burnoffs. that will allow the temperature to rise tomorrow. that's because of an area of shore is on shore and as that does happen, gradually we'll see the area of high pressure begin to expand and move that jet stream further north. tomorrow's die time high, 50s beaches. still to the low and

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mean that she helps forge martial arts talents in dagestan he founded this center in the back in the mead nine hundred ninety s. which became a home to multiple national and international champions in various fighting styles similar to spirit of their martial arts the dagestani zidane even in other regions of russia because here in dagestan they're unable to retain self-fulfillment on account of rivalry and but we follow their progress too we still have a lot of reserves there and use the natural potential of our nature of athletes rigs here in the republic of that you started where wrestling and boxing are paramount it was only natural for m.m.a. to flourish following the gang goes worldwide fame reached in this sport thousands of kids across the country began to flock to james l. . i believe i actually saw a program which suggested that northern regions of russia should focus on skiing biathlon and water sports in general and southern republics like pakistan on combat sports some programs of the martial arts center like boxing have received recognition as the world's best by the interna

this bad circumstances of ever it's a main task off of captain and off the crew to try to avoid to meads this mean here to try to find a possibility to orders of course to avoid to touch this area and to avoid this if i may if i may regard that as a regardless of adjusting the course here i want to remember apparently said the captain was aware of technical failures long before this event but was forced to sail anyway and as a captain tell me can you actually be forced to sail in an unseaworthy vessel with two hundred passengers including your own family on board. sorry about that i have to say so clear this is a question which we have to wait for the. final investigations of russian or sororities but according a good seamanship it cannot be happen is that the question is the captain. was squeezed and for forced to to leave port or two to three years. out from the port into this weather conditions. if you get any instruction from the from the owner for example. kept in this a person in charge and the person of responsibility. for the proper crew for the passenger and for the vessel and h

flow in welcome to cross town computable is the lord mead marketing some are selling christian rock jesus jeans and even jesus kills is this the right way to promote christianity in the twenty first century or is it a new profitable nice for those who have nothing to do with face. kicking to. discuss christian marketing i'm joined by you and getting in london he is director of marketing and communications at the u.n. getting marketing consultancy and in columbus we go to philip ross he's a pastor and author and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger all right gentleman cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in any time you want if i can go to you fellow first. christianity is a message everyone would agree with that but are there wrong ways to deliver that message and i'm talking more specifically in this program business because christianity as a business is quite profitable profitable how ethical is that in your mind. well peter first of all thanks for hosting this program and allowing us to talk about jesus on this venue i do appreciate it and prayed it wo

. >> there has been bias fort meade yaw for years. >> what are you, paul nguyen in the center square? >> god, i wish. your response, sir? >> i am telling you i don't think it is as unbalanced as people are saying. there is bias in either direction. >> that's because you agree with the bias. >> what do you want me to say? i'm sorry i don't agree with you. >> i don't want you to be stupid. for your own good i am trying to work with you here. >> when people don't work with you, they are stupid because they don't have a come back. >> no, that's not true at all. you are stupid. people who disagree with me are bright, you are just not one of those people and it sadens me. >> i have a law degree. >> you can get a lot of things on-line these days. >> i am a reverend. >> bill owe fish yates weddings between pig men and seal boy. >> in my backyard. here is the catch, i don't have a backyard. >> greg-alogue, apples in happy meals. greg can't buy a happy meal because he is too old. actually that's not true. it is based on height. >> wow. >> that was completely uncalled for. >> i expect people who

the noble savage myth started with the gun shop russo and margaret mead and books like tarzan which try to persuade us that people in the forest who are uncivilized are more noble than people in modern days. that is plain wrong. when you compare honesty levels and trust levels among aboriginal tribes and among ourselves the aboriginal tribes don't come off so well. number 3, culture. we as human beings like drama. we don't like stasis. we get bored. even children know this. kerri tales. the good ones are not boring. they tend to have some bad characters. they have tension in them. follow the yellow brick road and you get a really scary green which at the end and flying monkeys. who now funny enough are in congress but that is a different story. i was in florence, italy and took my kids to see michelangelo's david. before michelangelo and the renaissance have to tell you i think painting was pretty boring. you look and the madonna ofs that were painted prior to the renaissance and they are so without emotion that you think the painter used botox to freeze the motion. why are michelangelo

. >> an emergency mead meeting in the white house after debt negotiations between president obama and house speaker boehner broke down last night. congressional leaders are trying to see if there is time for a deal before the august 2nd deadline to raise the debt ceiling. wendal has more. >> the president told congressional leader to bring him a plan or plan that extend the debt ceiling through the end of next year. it will not get easier to cut spending with presidential campaign. >> speaker boehner demanded that the debt be cut by more than the debt ceiling. compromise on the spending cuts a talks got underway an hour ago in the cabinet room in the white house and reporters given a brief picture session and none of the participants said anything. unless they get a deal we don't expect to hear from them. boehner gave up when the president demanded 400 billion in additional revenue and agreed on a 800 dollar figure. he said it was trying to negotiate with a bowl of jello. officials concede that asked for more an they had settlod a two trillion . since the eventual deficit plan needs t

there is the noble savage myth starting with jon jacques cousteau and then of course margaret mead and looks like tarzan was somehow tried to persuade us that people who are uncivilized or more noble than people who live in modern day. that is plain wrong because when you prepare honesty levels and trust levels among aboriginal tribes, and among ourselves, the aboriginal tribes in fact don't come off so well. number three, culture. we as human beings, we like drama. we don't like stasis. we get bored. even children know this. fairytales. the good ones are not warring. they tend to have some bad characters. they have tension in them. follow the yellow brick road and you get a really scary greenwich at the end and flying monkeys. who now funny enough are in congress, but that is a whole different story. i was in florence italy two weeks ago in a tape my kids to see michael angelo's david and you know before michelangelo and before the renaissance i have to tell you i think that painting was pretty boring. you look at the madonna sculpted prior to the renaissance, and they are so without

mead in maryland, for paint ball, music, and fireworks starting at noon today. >>> here's meteorologistom kierein in stormcenter 4. >> good morning. 6:41. happy fourth of july. starting off with a mostly cloudy sky. we're near 70 in the suburbs and rural areas. near washington and by the bay and beaches now mid-70s. there's the mostly cloudy sky over washington. now a live picture from the city camera. by 9:00 partly sunny and near 80. partly sunny through the rest of the day. highs near 90 by midafternoon. not as humid as yesterday. late afternoon and into this evening, unfortunately for many of the festivities and the fireworks displays may be interrupted by a passing thunderstorm. have an umbrella handy if you're going to be outdoors. during that time from 5:00 this afternoon all the way until around midnight. partly cloudy after midnight. by this time tomorrow morning, back to work with temperatures in the upper 60s. a look at the rest of the week and the weekend at 6:51. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >>> still have that report of an accident westbound florida avenue at thir

take a look at this, from robin meade.r headline news segue of the day. >> with some men pulled the pilot from the plane and say that he had severe injuries to his neck. and cuts on his legs and appeared to be in shock. >>> a tur tois now has a swiveling wheel as a leg. [ applause ] >> jimmy: hold on a second. i'm confused. did a -- did a small plane crash into a tortoise? because -- remember the $6 million man? met the $3 dollar. the tsa announced yesterday that they'll no longer use that body scanner technology that creates digital images of passengers in the nude. you know that thing th? they made an executive decision yesterday after aretha franklin boarded a plane at l.a.x. no more. oh. is her family here? i'm sorry. [ laughter ] but now the scanners will generate a generic human form and the tsa is going to have to get their naked people from the internet like the rest of us a qaeda is reportedly working on a cartoon series aimed at recruiting kids into their organization. don't we already have a cartoon terrorist? h

we may never know if it was the mead media with frenzy or something that scared them off but in the ender davis backs out leaving shireen angry and disappointed. >> i think he's the devil. >> we're a long way from throwing in the towel and the trail is about to lead to a place we never expected. coming up, shireen's first brush with her $15 million inheritance. why was this money funny? >> two huge men show up. >> with a crate of money. l mil dones >> but it is all dyed black. >> it is all dooid black. >> when "dateline" continues. >> when "dateline" continues. y black. >> when "dateline" continues. ed black. >> when "dateline" continues. il [ female announcer ] a fiber that is taste-free is a welcome change. a fiber that dissolves completely is clearly different. benefiber. it's the easy way to get more fiber everyday. that's the beauty of benefiber. (announcer) anxious about quitting cold turkey? make that first step easier with the nicoderm cq patch. nicoderm steps you down from nicotine gradually. doubling your chance for success. nicoderm cq. three steps, ten weeks and you're free.

>>reporter: butal mead county republican party chair rose ann says the obama administration has delivered far fewer jobs than promised under the stimulus. >> first of all the stimulus did not work we are over nip percent unemployment still and many people unemployed. no longer above the toring lishtion after the speech more union members march from downtown saying and wealthy would help create more well paying jobs in the middle clas class. mean time emeryville secretary toured the corp are the headquarters of jamba juice a company that created 2500 summer jobs for young people through partnership with the obama administration. >> especially important in the tough economy that we see ourselves in. we are fortunate that our business has been strengthening and we have been to really rise to the challenge. >>reporter: critic of the obama mc donald's mrtion say much more has to be done to create new jobs with less emphasis on blaming the past administration for the current predicament. >> after pv i think he better start to own it after 3 and a half years. >> we need to do more. i'm not debat

meade military base is having its annual 4th.litary families are ther enjoying the music and food while the kids play on the free carnival rides. active duty members we spoke to today say it is all about family and freedom. >> i probably have been away from my daughter half her life due to deployment. so it's nice to spend time with her. >> i think i'm most thankful for being an american. having traveled throughout the world, seeing other countries and what they do, for us it's clearly the best country in the world. >> the night will be capped off with fireworks. they start at 9:30. >>> britain's prince william put his experience as a military helicopter pilot to the test today in canada. on prince edward island, the prince strapped into a seeking helicopter to practice emergency water landing procedures. william pilots rescue helicopters requested to see the technique today. it was invented in canada, we're told. then the newly weds, he and his wife kate, joined the crew of a dragon boat and raced each other. this is the fifth

she and barbara meade, together with the stellar star here at politics and prose, you the very enbeiged and articulate lovers of books and ideas and the community of writers, publishers, editors, agents have made politics and prose into more than a bricks and motar bookstore. it is a thriving community institution, it's a setting for the discussion of and dissemination of ideas and howard public space where people meet, talk, discuss, and do it in a civil way. and it will continue that way under the leadership of the new owners brad graham and alyssa muscatine. i just want concern continuity will stand and appropriate changes will be made to. but not around what's a community institution, around ideas, and around public space. i very much wanted to introduce francis fukuyama tonight because i respect him even though as i told him, i taught civil society activist in asia and africa work on civil society. and we had a lot of vigorous discussion about the end of history. 10-15 years ago. and i very -- so -- that's one reason. but the more important reason is he is an open minded scholar. w

to go under 300 to 400 feet of water because the hoover dam on the call the red river created lake mead and be right on that channel she is on the bottom of it. yes, sir? >> your book talks about the session back to virginia of alexandria, and it also talks about the effort for statehood of the district and why has it not been undertaken in the same manner in which it was done in virginia. it's one of the things people talk about. it's interesting just today in "the washington post" i was reading letters to the editor about a piece i guess that appeared few days ago some were suggesting recession to maryland and writing letters saying no, no, not for this reason or that it's on the sample today. please don't ask me to enter the discussion going on in the first about is it a good idea or not because there were so many things absent or wrong in that one of them was that maryland the constitution would have to agree no one seemed to be recognizing that, and the other was that one person was saying this keeps getting blocked by the republicans because they don't want 300,000 some registered

leaders mead again on sunday.the table that make both sides worried. tinkering with security. to some republicans, talk now of possibly doing away with the big tax cuts to the wealth skpet estate tax that the period agreed to as part of that in december. it's a bit of a parlor game. what kind of deal will it take to get through both houses of congress. that was the big unknown and what will be worked on over the weekend and in the next days to come. it is a very tricky dance. >> it is indeed. to be continued as we say always when it comes to budget matters. thanks so much. appreciate it. a hacking scandal explodes with one of the best selling newspapers. why murdoch is shutting down news the world. a secret north korean letter written in english and a scheme to bribe top officials for sensitive nuclear secrets [ male announcer ] to the seekers of things which are one of a kind. the authentic, the rare, the hard to define. to those always searching for what's pure and what's real from we who believe we know just ho

in my home county of meade county, kansas, population 4,575, there was one birth announcement this week. the child received an i.o.u. for nearly $46,000 to the federal government. and that's before this president adds more to the country's debt burden. any request to increase the country's debt must be accompanied by a clear plan that will reduce the amount of money that a child born in meade county, kansas, ose to the politicians in -- owes to the politicians in washington, d.c. let's cut spending now, cap spending in the future and pass a balanced budget amendment and make history for all america's children. it is the right thing to do. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from maryland. mr. van hollen: thank you, madam speaker. as part of the plan the president's put on the table that would reduce the deficit by $4 trillion over about 10, 12 years, he has about $1 trillion in cuts in discretionary spending, he does ask the pentagon, which is one agency, the one agency that has never passed a g.a.o. audit, to help contribute toward re

imagine if you get to a comedy show and the meade comedian starts texting.d silences during what was supposed to be this performance. and chappelle has now publicly apologized for his performance or lack of performance. you probably remember dave chappelle from comedy central. take a loot him in action right now. >> i study white people, following you around grocery stores. they freak out. i try to peek in the car. they always say, get away from my car. what are you looking at? chicken and gibblets are over there. you must be lost. these are vegetables. >> now, that was from a comedy special. chappelle's tv show wasn't just edgy, it was outrageous. it was a huge hit. but, of course, you probably know the story. at the height of its popularity, sh pell decided he didn't want to do it anytime and a report $50 million transact. people are speculating it had to do with drugs or a nervous breakdown. and dave said he just didn't want to do the show any more. kyra, i understand one of cnn's own was right there on the scene tweeting a play by play during the perform

i think one take-away that i would have from many different experiences is the quote that margaret mead -- it's attributed to margaret mead and really it's a small group of people who come together and work that really make that difference. and i say that because a lot of times it's just somebody taking a step up and connecting with others that that can be modeled for others to follow. for example, in one company i was working in, the police were not interested in engaging. and it came from the top. but a change agent in whatever we want to call them, someone who saw a vision stepped across the table to actually meet with some of the human rights defenders who have been throwing, you know, sticks and bricks and everything at them and it was such a divide on each side that he stepped across and started working with that person. the other divide was the senior leadership and police. you'd walk in a room maybe a sea of blue and then of the senior leadership nobody spoke except for that person and i knew there was a lot of important information out there but we weren't going to get it. but

host: there are about three matt mead three minutes left. julie is next. caller: i would like to tell the congresswoman that in the state of california i get social security insurance, but in the state of california i get part california money, and part federal government money. they pay me cash instead of food stamps. in some states you get food stamps with your social security disability money. mine has been cut by almost $80, almost 10%. i would like to know if this congresswoman is going to go after the disability insurance program that they have not cut. how much more? how much more am i going to lose living on disability in the state of california? i have already have the federal government send me a letter. they took another $15 and all i am pained a co-fee of my medicare. these should be reported. how can i be down by 10%, and now i have aco-fee, and nobody is talking about this. -- guest: i would say it is a form of tax. it is a former texas and our seniors. grover norquist off shirley agrees with the democrats that we -- actually agrees with the

she call mead a slacker. in bed and women who prefer sex -- donny deutsche has left the studio. >> i draw the line here, false, not true. i've known 17,000 men in my life, not that i cuddle with them, i have yet to find the men that likes cuddling versus sex. i challenge you. >> can't argue with the science. dr. nancy? >> you can always argue with science. the report did come out, and i think what it hits to is that as people age we still want intimacy. we still want sex, but we redefine it. donny deutch's definition of sex may be different than the average man's definition of sex. >> the stereotype said it's women -- >> when women work outside of the home or work inside of the home and have a stressful and tiring day sometimes we, too, would just want you to come in, hit it, quit it and let's go to bed. i'm being very honest. >> you have to be honest. do you want a cudd ler or do you want -- >> i don't want that. >> okay. we're out of time. >> why -- >> a little conversation would be nice. >> a guy that gets

one takeaway i have from many different experiences is the quote attributed to margaret mead, a small group of people that come together and make a difference. sometimes it is just someone taking a step up and collecting with others that can be a model for others to follow. in one country, the police were not interested in engaging and that came from the top of. someone saw a vision and stepped across the table to actually meet with some of the human rights defenders who had been throwing things at them and it was such a divide. he stepped across. the other divide was senior leadership and police. no one spoke except for that person. i knew there was a lot of important permission but we were not going to get it. in certain regions, the leader let the juniorho officers speak up of. once he did that, that was unbelievable. i would just say the bright spots oftentimes are people stepping up and being willing to make those connections. >> thank you very much. i would like to thank our panel for a very informative discussion. [applause] i would like to thank the audience for really good qu

they got stock in governor meade's area of wyoming. the snow was about three feet deep. they got stranded in a place called martin cove. the rescue team came after a couple of weeks. the frostbite was terrific. they had 600 that half of them perished on the journey to missouri to salt lake valley. she talks about in her journey she hopes the posterity would recommend the sacrifice they went through in order to make a better life for them. i mention it, it's not just a united states pioneer story. it really is just a story of america. all of these have the same kind of stories that you could tell. pioneers, people who have gone before who have settled your states and trying to find a way for posterity to have a better life. as i've reflected upon that and the reason we've given the token of appreciation to remind you about utah and america and had the opportunities to, in fact, in some ways, being pioneers themselves. as we smooth out the path, grade the way, and smooth out the bumps for our posterity and those that some behind us. madam chairman, i think that's the natio