he's proposed to meg. >> our story is a book to be released.were high school sweethearts that spent a lot of time finding themselves apart. and were able t come back together. she doesn't look at me and see he used to be in great shape. he used to be six-foot tall. she looks at me and sees, he is the love of my life. he is the charming sincere sweet guy that i fell in love with. >> reporter: already, jones is preparing for the next big challenge. running marathon. >> it's in november. there's though reason i can't run a small portion of it and hand cycle the rest and be ready to run the whole thing next year. >> reporter: life is looking good? >> it's looking fabulous. >> reporter: walking tall. joey jones is going places. he's showing no science of slowinindown. for "nightline," i'll clarissa ward the washington. >> you go, sergeant. r best wishes go out to sergeant jones and all of the men and women of the american armed forces this july. > the fate of casey anthony is in the hands of a jury tonight. after six weeks and 91 witnesses, the jury

. >> let me bring in meg in the conversation to anne's point, at love the people have discussed the forms and the length of time it would take the jurors to get just through the paperwork and maybe if they have a follow-up question about evidence, but we did not, meg, see any kind of that activity and yet, we are all getting the word a half hour ago that there was a verdict in this case. what is your reaction to the brevity of the time that we are looking at with the jurors deliberating? >> i agree with anne on everything that she just said, because you never know. again, i said yesterday, they would be dealing with this kind of organizing themselves and electing the foreperson and getting the paperwork organized and then today discuss it, so it seems to me they jumped immediately to a conclusion and all 12 have agreed on something. it can be a short verdict acquittal and short verdict death penalty, and we don't know, but all we know is that they were quick to decide. >> yes. and let me bring in our savannah guthrie who of course has beenle following the cases and the nuances back and fo

and in orlando, meg strickler. carl, let me start with you. marcia clark came out this morning on the prosecution side of the o.j. case and said this verdict is far more shocking. as somebody who worked on the o.j. case, where do you stand on the comparisons? >> well, i understand the verdict. but it probably was based on three reasons. the foundation of any murder case is typically finding a cause of death and a manner of death. and here there was no real hard evidence to prove those two points which made it very difficult for the second point and that was the decision of the prosecution to charge this as a first-degree murder case, a death penalty case. so the jurors had to be comfortable about their decision, given this was the most serious sanction that could be imposed. >> were you shocked by this verdict? were you shocked by it? >> oh, i was surprised like much of america. but i wasn't there, like the jury was, to listen to all the questions and all the answers and to examine all the evidence. so it's hard for me to second-guess what the

starting with meg whitman. she's back and she's blasting away on jerry bombs budget. we checked in with chronicle reporter and a former mayor for what's up with me. >> well, my reaction is that meg whitman has been away, apparently, in therapy for the six months. she has in release. >> it seems like a first mission she is doing is she has teamed up with mitt romney, and she is firing at jon huntsman, former governor of utah. basically, what is going on here? >> she's a finance chair for mitt romney, yet she is criticizing jon huntsman for being a career politician. that got them very upset. as the waves will be made here. he is a native of palo alto. he's a guy who is a good communicator. we've met with him here in san francisco. >> he's not the only one hitting the california circuit. we have the texas governor, mr. kerry. >> a series of behind closed door meetings with california republican legislatures. >> keep in mind, rick. the governor of texas now has the reputation of being the one governor who has steered his state in such a way that it has been the job growt

it's patients like meg and clara that benefit the most. >> it's so reassuring to know that my doctors aware, up to date on everything that's happening during the labor process. >> reporter: new technology delivering peace of mind to mom giving birth. this technology can also be used to help doctors monitor heart disease patients for abnormal heart rates. and one day could it also be used in the intensive care unit to remotely monitor patients. nbc bay area news. >> thanks. >>> here's a little bit more health news. researchers have developed a tool that they say can predict which women are likely to suffer a miscarriage. experts in the u.k. found measuring levels of hcg and monitoring how much bleeding has happened and how often predicted pregnancies that ended in miscarriage 77% of the time. the study included over 100 women who were between six and ten weeks pregnant. >>> an american athlete who's left a huge mark on her sport is now trying to get to a record-breaking sixth olympic games. a florida swimmer, dara torres, has her sights set on the 2012 london poichblgs she had already

flavor it with a little nut meg. >> nut meg. >> it brings the flavor in. >> okay. >> a little bit of cayenne pepper and i would like to use garlic. if you don't have it, can you use honey. and you put it in here. mix it up a little bit. >> uh-huh. >> and what it does it's a great natural sweetener and it keeps your glycemic index correctly all throughout the meal rather than the spikes. >> okay. >> because the kids are going to be jumping up and down. >> we don't need that. >> you don't need that. >> and you put the dressing first on the spinach salad. >> i have organic spinach over here. and then cranberries. >>. >> we'll do that at the same time. >> the cans are fine. you like a lot of them. >> i guess so. okay. >> good. >> strawberries. >> strawberries. and a little bit of carrots in here. it gives you a little crunch. this is great for the summertime outside. >> mango. you do as much as you want. >> okay. >> we just mix it up over here. rinse your hands like you do at home. >> look how colorful that is. >> orange and red and green. >> you have all of these beautiful, healthy ingr

all of them say the same thing to meg's point. they are moms drawn here by their heart-felt sorrow for what they believe happened to this little girl. is that what linda drane burdick needs to play on? >> absolutely. when you're a trial attorney, they tell you women are more likely to find guilt. obviously in this -- >> why is that? >> those are just the statistics. i don't know why what is. i can't generalize everybody. in a case like this, with a mom, most moms would be curled up, i could tell you, i used to do division of youth and family services. not just chloroform, women who killed their kids, giving them alcohol so they can go out, benzene, zoloft, here in these cases, here in new york, went partied, threw up in a bucket and drowned her child in a bucket. she called the police. in every one of those cases, even though they were the cause of the harm, they called up. that's what seven women on the jury is going to do. they're going to say even if you were at fault, you're going to call the police. you're going to do somethi

. >> reporter: meg became a mother this week giving birth to her healthy baby girl clara. she said her delivery went smoothly. >> the doctor was here right when it seemed like my labor was progressing and i thought it was perfect timing. but he clearly was well aware of what was happening. >> we can review the last four hours. >> reporter: aware, thanks to this. new technology that enabled the doctor to watch meg's contracks in real-time on his ipad or iphone. >> we're able to look at it instantly and provide help ensure the welfare of the baby. >> reporter: the doctor and other obgyns in redwood city have been using air strip ob for about two weeks. the doctor said the technology has even enabled him to monitor a patient when he was out of the country. >> we were in costa rica and i was looking at it. we were there last week and i was able to pull up the baby's heart rate and see what was going on from costa rica. >> reporter: before this app, nurses would have to read bed side monitors, call a doctor and verbally describe the what they were seeing. a tough and time consu

join meg is pat buchanan and bill press. pat, look at this, you defended the yacht makers the other day on the show. how do you run a party like this where you say we're for the big fat cat executives. that's the winning strategy? >> the winning strategy in this whole debt ceiling battle. the president can land el the republicans. you're in the pocket of the rich and wall street and all the rest of it. what will in july is this -- the republican nets house will say, we need a debt ceiling. that's responsible. we need to raise it. they will raise that, they will tape of to it all of the biden cuts from the senate. that have been agreed to. you're not going to have a single tax increase in there. they are going to send it over to the united states senate. and barack obama is going to sign it. what we saw yesterday on barack obama's part, all that frustration, you know, malia and sasha, they don't do all-nighters, the rest of it, that suggests to me that barack obama knows he is over a barrel right now. >> i don't see that at a

join meg now is gene sperling, director of the president national council.hank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> the president met with speaker boehner. he is ske scheduled to meet one on one with ms. pelosi. he is trying to deal with a very serious problem. how did it go today and how serious is the dilemma the president is in? >> well, the dilemat president is facing is very serious. he inherited a deficit. he understands to give congress the confidence to vote for increasing the debt limit and insure our country doesn't default for the first time, we have the challenge to bring it down, give companies confidence, jobs? our country and do so in way that is consistent with our values. that means to do it in way that strengthens, not against the recovery, in way that makes sure we are invest flg the future. help every american work their way up and in a way that's consistent with our basic social compact in american dream. that means promoting dignity at work and dignity in retirement. >> now, the president said there will be pain on both si

it has an upgrade to eight meg of pixels and records and videos. has a front facing camera for video chatting. where it runs the end droid 2.3 gingerbread operating system or the latest and greatest and droid there is with all of the applications and the market. it is a new phone but not offered on the scourge of network it is 83 g fan--it is not offered on the verizon 4g network it is a 3g phone. thickening on what people do with their smart phone they may be better off with a less expensive 3g phone. it is on the market tomorrow with a two-year contract. how a >> of the women's soccer team are gearing up for tomorrow's world cup final. the women's team has already been japan twice this year. the last time team usa won the world cup was back in 1999. a win would mean the third world cup title for the u.s. women. and here's what you do watch at 11:45 p.m. and then go outside and enjoy the day. >> absolutely because in the morning it will be far be, but in the afternoon when the game is done we will then enjoy the sun. cool temperatures in the '60s

let's go to orlando and meg trick her. thank you for joining us.n reaction as a professional defense attorney when you saw that jury verdict. what was it? >> i was surprised. i was expecting them to split the difference. i'm surprised they did not guilty on all the major counts. what a shocker. i can't wait to hear from some of these jurors to what they were thinking. i'll be honest, legally they definitely did not have a death penalty case here. they overcharged the case. they did that as a prosecutorial ploy to get a death-qualified jury. that's what actually i think hurt them. for going on such a strong charge, the jury went the whole other direction and acquitted her on everything. she'll probably get out on thursday. >> well, with the benefit of hindsight, what was an appropriate charge if there was one to win a conviction if there was one appropriate here. >> i was thinking second-degree murder. there's just not enough dots to connect with direct evidence that she's the one who sat down premeditated. she didn't do that here. there's no way th

. >> hello, i'm meg, welcome to "culture wire." for this episode, the director of cultural affairs, luis, will take you on a journey through presidio has been tet. -- presidio habitat. >> welcome to "culture wire." today i'm at the presidio trust, a treasure within san francisco, because the presidio trust is really a national park in the center of an urban setting. it dates to the very founding of the city. national park. toting me today to talk about this amazing exhibition at presidio habitat is cheryl hanes. can you tell me a little bit about the idea of the presidio habitat? >> succinctly, i have been long involved in the presidio. i was here when it was still a military base in the 1980's. i remember driving down walmart to the golden gate bridge and seeing the military guard at the gate and being utterly fascinated. >> so presidio habitat is an exhibition where you have invited, how many artists to think about the habitat? >> we put together a list of possible participants, local, national, or international, of people who ar

meg is there, she's trapped inside of her home, talking to reporters over the feen behind the safety of the front window. >> and we tried to leave and get into the truck just by going out of the backyard gate and going to our truck. within that couple minutes of going from the backyard to the truck in our driveway my husband was stung 10-15 times and two of my sons stung up to three times. and they just attacked and fomed us. >> that is scary. special crews moved in to deal with bees but it might take a week to rid the neighborhood of the bees. >> and coming up next, the kiss that sealed end of world war iism makes rounds here in the bay area. [ female announcer ] what's so great about jcp cash? no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn ten dollars off when you spend just twenty-five storewide. and unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get ten dollars off with no exclusions! we make style affordable, you make it yours! jcpenney. >>> in the newsroom, we're just getting word the senate killed the house's version of the debt bill. our mark matthews will have more on what ha

meg whitman was also called to jury duty during the campaign. she spent two days at the courthouse before she was dismissed. let us not dismiss meteorologist christina loren. >> spoken like a wise man. good morning to you. that goes for all of the men in my life. all two of you. we're looking pretty good this morning. one is my pug, the other of course scott mcgrew. low pressure to our north, mild conditions. on shore flow for today. that will be the case for tomorrow as well. then things start to change as high pressure regains control of our weather pattern. you see all of that subtropical moisture surging up from the south. that is monsoonal moisture not yet impacting the weather pattern. it will. give it time. i think by thursday into friday it will get pretty muggy especially in the south bay, even the east bay valleys, then downright hot as we head toward this weekend. yeah, one of those weekends where you probably want to make indoor plans like hitting the movies. 56 in livermore, 58 in hayward, 56 degrees in oakland. if you are waking up

remember the great meg ryan movie, were you rooting for her bookstore to stay open? tom hanks was arguing his big bookstore would not put her out of business, but of course it did. i and my partner live in constant trepidation that this will someday be our fate. i understand that everyone wants to see a large space on a big avenue rented out, but when the space is leased by a large chain that competes with small independents, i believe everyone loses. the ripple effect the big box score has into smaller neighborhood affects the character of those neighborhoods. cesar chavez is similar in that is why, loud and does not have much personality. i could see why supervisors would not give much thought into which big business is complete. but the nearby neighborhoods and no longer have an independent pharmacy, small office supply shop, or in the case of 24 street, are in danger of losing its only family-owned hardware store. if a nationwide pet store or bookstore chain came in, that would be it for us. i've seen it happen in manhattan. the neighborhoods take on a bland repe

meg -- passing of john macey.ke up without power as storms caused serious damage. >> reporter: and there's a lot of cleaning up to do. i am linda so. that's what they will be doing in this neighborhood in halethorpe. >>> we had showers and thunderstorms yesterday, but now maryland's most powerful radar is dry. i am going to tell you when we will get active again. >>> and we have live pictures this morning from cape canaveral to show you. this is florida standing by as the space shuttle atlantis is hopefully going on a historic event today. >>> plus a teen driving safety event a few hours from kicking off the object cals and challenges the teens will face today. >>> we have trees down all over the roads. flooding is dissipating. where the slowdowns are when "good morning maryland" continues. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> 6:42. the winds and tremendous rains that pelted parts of baltimore overnight -- pelted parts of baltimore overnight. >> lynette charles is tracking the storms at this hour because we could

meg whitman is weighing in on california's new budget, which has state democrats firing back. >> whitman, who ran the most expensive campaign in california history to the tune of $180 million, has kept a low political profile, until this wednesday, when the former ebay chief said brown's budget is "a political budget without a road map to real reform, like we know california really needs." the state democratic party chairman down played the comments. in a statement released today, burton said he would like to see whitman's version of the budget saying, beyond immediately adding 40,000 people to up the employment roles had the people been dumb enough to elect her." >>> it will be a tough weekend for many military families. in the south bay, instead of fireworks and a barbecue, jean, this sounds very interesting. >> reporter: the fourth of july can be a difficult holiday for military families with loved ones in a war zone. now an effort to honor those families has special meaning. >> it goes both ways. i'm happy, i'm proud. and then i'm sad. you know, she's not here. >> reporter: they are

drug, sold as a cureall, written up in medical journals and praised by some of the greatest minds in megsigmund freud. dr. howard markel tells the story in a new book. it's called "an anatomy of addiction." >> 187 4/, dr. sigmund freud wrote his his fiancee about a new interest, cocaine. >> if you are forward, usually see who is the stronger, a gentle little girl who doesn't eat enough or a big, wild man who has cocaine in his body. in my last severe depression, i took coka again and a small dose lifted me to the heights in a wonderful fashion. >> historian howard markel says freud first learned about cocaine in medical journals. >> what's fantastic about this journal and many like it, it was published by a pharmaceutical house called park davis, which not by coincidence happens to be the major manufacturer of cocai cocaine. >> cocaine comes from leaves explorers have known this plant for centuries. by 1880s big companies were distilling the leaf into a new drug. >> dr. freud was fascinated. he wrote 70 pages about cocaine. by then the secret was out. >> it was the miracle drug. if you h

meg lee talked to her husband just before he got on the boat. >> he just wanted to make sure that wee to speak with each other and he was going to be back o home friday. >> the retired auto parts worker has been getting fishing buddies together every year for 15 years, the past two times with the charter company in baha. >> he just loved it so much that he wanted his friends to enjoy it as well, also. >> this year, lee, seen on the left, went with about two dozen friends including al mean in the red tie here. he, too, is missing. >> this is something that was second nature to them. >> but mandy lee hahn says she had a bad feeling about her father's trip. >> i did make a phone call to him on his way to mexico and told my husband that i had a weird feeling that something was going to happen which is why i made the call. >> 37 tourists and crew survived including gary wong of san francisco. >> this guy was yelling for help, help me, help me, i was like oh, god. >> a san diego area man who rescued several of the survivors thinks the warm water could keep all of the others alive. >> every

while wages for r e rest of us rose a meg earl half percent. >> what's really troubling for me, as well asco eos did better. >> reporter: in some ways, executives are being rewarded for not hiring, or getting more work out of fewer workers. but what about the workers? why aren't they rewarded, too? >> the worker gets paid what the market will bare. and because of that, you see wages that tend to reflect market value. by contrast, ceo pay is not set in a fully competitive mark. >> reporter: not fair, maybe, but not surprising. so, worker wages may have to wait awhile to increase, but the boss still gets his? >> that's right. the boss still gets his. which is okay. so long as investors get theirs. >> reporter: aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> our look at the economy for tonight. >>> we turn now william and kate north of the border. this weekend, a huge welcome there. but tonight, their first taste of another side of public life. protests. bob woodruff is in quebec city tonight. >> reporter: yes, this has become a slightly resistant canadian city. but the duke and duchess started the

meg's the good relations between germany and russia over. the israeli military have boarded a ship of pro palestinian activists on route to gaza which is subjected to a naval blockade no resistance from the parenting purcel. in israel and across what's hard for us paula is where to come all those that now wallboard so what's next. but what actually happened was just before noon local time today tuesday the friendship which is known as the detail was surrounded by at least three israeli naval ships as it made its way to gaza this is off to the ship and overnight in international waters now we understand that the french navy contacted the captain of the ship want him that if you went any further they he would be breaking israel's blockade on gaza and according to the israeli army they made it quite clear to the ship's captain and the ship's passengers that there were other legal options available to them they're all sixteen people on board the ship ten of them are passengers three of them are crew three of them are journalists this is the thir

after the baby and at first she was excited about it and then she went back into planned parenthood meg's damager and they did detect a thyroid condition that she had and she could not afford a regular doctor to do that and they helped her find a great you know place where she could get treatment for her thyroid and stories like that are happening all the time breast cancer screening hiv screening just education about helping young women who are entering into their you know sexual beings in south with counseling and with asking them questions about what birth control they should use and time to think that i always feel so incredibly. i guess avery really about is when i hear people talk about they want to reduce reduce the number of abortions with their argument and in the way they want to do that is to close down access to women have it just save health if you disconnect and i can no longer even debate with them in a logical manner because it makes no sense to me whatsoever yeah i had ninety seven to three percent ratio seems beyond bizarre lizz winstead thanks so much for being with us

. >> meg and the kids, barbecuing. we're having regular, old- fashioned fun. >> over the weekend, thousands gathered in philadelphia's kens landing to remember. >> i think about our country and what we're going through at the present time and how we all have to chip in. >> ♪ all come to look for america ♪ >> near the u.s. capitol, rehearsals are underway for an all-star concert that will honor america's wounded warriors. >> understanding the struggle that our vets have to go through when they come back from war. >> and the freedom they fought for. tonight the obamas are celebrating with military families at the white house. tracie potts, wbal-tv 11 news. >> preparations are underway for the big fireworks display at baltimore's inner harbor. kim dacey joins us live squid details. >> celebrations have been going on for the fourth of july all weekend. the biggest celebration will be tonight here at the inner harbor. people are in town from all over the country to celebrate the nation's 235th birthday and catch the show. t

the last memory i had was of catherine tell meg this story about my mom.t a restaurant, a japanese restaurant. i was leaving for college in a matter of weeks. and that point, she looked at me and she is quiet and you see almost a calm in her face where she wasn't herself. and she's like, i have to tell you something. >> here is an interesting fact. all of andrew's parents' money, and it was a significant amount of money back then, goes to the son. catherine didn't really get anything. but what she got was control of andrew. >> before mom died, after robert got fired, we add long conversation about money. she said, robert and i, i was talking to robert, half-heartedly about how everything will be fine once my mom passed away. shortly thereafter, my mother came up dead. she said, i didn't ask limb do it, but he did it. >> they knew andrew would basically inherit everything. catherine would become the admin stritor of his trust and in fact, it proved true. she could then manipulate the money and spend it as if it were her own, which is what she did. >> i got

. >> meg said she's happy that something is finally being done about the neighborhood new sense, but timing could not be worse. >> we tried to leave by getting to the truck by going out the backyard gail and going to our truck and within that couple minutes of going from the backyard to the truck in the driveway my husband was stung ten to fifteen times and two of my sons were stung up to three times. they just attacked and they followed us back into our house. we came back into our house and we killed seven bees inside our house because they followed us back in. we are currently literally trapped inside our house. >> then somebody suggested the family build a smoky fire in a bucket outside the front door. christopher helton carried the luggage out to the pickup truck waiting on the driveway. couple bundled their three young children in protective clothing and one by one took them to safety. then one last thing, doused the fire, of course. the vacation had been saved. in fair oaks, george warren, abc67 news. >> is there a particular type of weather that bees prefer? >> hmmm, i don't

it has been upgraded to eight meg of pixels and records video it has a front recordable video for video. it runs the in troy 2.3 gingerbread operating system it is the latest greatest android areas. the downside, it is a new phone but it is not offered on horizon's network is a 3 d phone, it makes it cheaper because the new verizon for g phones are more expensive. but it seems we're that is not offered on 4g. >> you as a soccer, one win away from being crowned world cup champs, we have the latest straight ahead and see how brian wilson stole the show tonight at the espy awards. we have a programming note to tell you about this friday, will air nbc programming starting at 8:00 p.m. will run the series finale of friday night lights that includes the highly acclaimed series, then date line and 9:30 p.m. followed by kron4 news at 11:00 p.m. monk can be seen at 11:30 p.m.. >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texti

. >>> we have jonathan spillborg and meg strickler and let's talk about the decision to do almost two hours total of rebuttal this morning, and you were with me all day yesterday jonah, and you and your panel predicted something short and emotional and to the point, and it was not brief. what did you any? >> well, i think that the prosecution did something that they weren't able to pull off in the trial. they had to rebut this accident theory, and they did a really good job of doing that on closing argument. don't know how appropriate it was, but i think that it is going to be effective, because that is the crux, and the accident is the crux of the defense case, and they undermined it today. >> susan, a tacit admission that the defense had made some strides in suggesting that george anthony and casey anthony were in fact covering up an accidental drowning. >> i think they had to rebut what the defense put forward, but the drane-burdick statement was brilliant. >> let's listen in, because jose baez is asking for a mistrial which is something that typically happens. >> and asking for th

you may recall brown's opponent last year, meg whitman, was also called to jury duty.nt two days before she was dismissed. giants host a special baby shower for 300 expecting moms. the giants will honor the participants of the giants baby contest. all of the women are trying to deliver their baby closest to august 1 at 7:45 p.m. the date and time marks the 9-month anniversary of the giants world series win. the winner will receive a $2,000 gift card a brick at at&t park and announcement in newspapers and official certificate signed by the giants. the contest, what they need are some diapers. wasn't your typical wedding yesterday. sarah brown married her long time boyfriend randall blake. blake is a combat medic in the army serving a year tour in afghanistan. so the couple got married over the phone. blake's mother stood in for him and a retired chief petty officer performed the ceremony over the form. >> randall, do you vow your love and devotion to sarah? >> i do. >> in sickness and in health, for better or for worse, and whatever life may bring. >> i do. >> i now pro

you keep tell meg about the president. i know your feelings about the president. i'm talking about you. will you say that we need to go back to the prebush tax cuts so we can cover the deficit? will you say that we need to quit giving a discount to those that have the most so that the people in your district will be able to deal with some of this deficit being brought down and we have a fair tax in this country. >> are you ready for an answer? >> i've been ready for an answer three requests. i would love one now. >> here you come, no. this country in one word, no. this country is overtaxed and overregulated. this city of washington, d.c. has a spending problem, sir. we are spending way our kids and grand kids futures. the republican nets house understand that. the senate hasn't passed a budge net two years. >> really? let me show you something. we eliminated -- let me tell you something -- let me give you an answer. look at this graph. if we have the bush tax cuts right now, we would have $3.9 trillion over ten years. $3.9 trillion is what we would have. you're go

she's my meg gone fox. my david craig. my james bond. my john wayne. joan collins.robert de niro. my leonardo dicaprio. dr. house. my cat woman. my oprah. judge judy. tom cruise. katie holmes. "transformers." "green hornet." she's my "kung fu panda." she's my -- >> hey -- >> she's my "percy jackson and the leaguening thiightning thie" >> come on here. >> she's my "thor." my "ironman." my "slungdog millionaire." my "harry potter." >> she was just a governor of alaska, dude. >> thank you for exposing those pictures of weiner's summer sausage. that was hilarious. hilarious. see you. [ laughter ] sarah! sarah! sarah! come on, you got to take your shirt off or something. sarah! sarah! forget the presidency. she's going to win the oscar. best actress, right there. best actress in america. oscar! oscar! oscar! oscar! oscar! oscar! you got it, sarah. you got this one. oscar! sign my milk duds. sign my milk duds. she said yes! she said yes! thank you. >> thank you, jake. >> you're awesome. ridiculously awesome. >> thank you so much. i appreciate that. >> she signed my milk d

you were tell meg beforehand they are afraid of losing a hundred members if not careful. >> they lost 57 on the cr deal. >> house republicans. >> yes. house republicans. they have reasonable fears of losing up to a hundred to maybe 120. if you lose that many house republicans on the biggest domestic deal of the year, possibly this congress, that's a border line crisis. democrats similarly don't believe they can go anywhere further than where they have gone on spending cuts with no revenues. because if they do, their base will defect. when you've got 23 seats up in 2012 plus a president looking for reelection and a base walking way from you that's also crisis. >> i want to talk about the senate republican stuff. here is their response to president obama yesterday. let's take a listen. >> maybe if you just take a valium and calm down and come down and talk to us, it might be helpful. >> it is the kind of language you might expect from the leader of a third world country, not the president of united states. >> he should be ashamed. i respect the office of president of the united states b

. >> meg said she's happy something is finally being done about this neighborhood new sense, but the worse. >> we tried to leave by getting to the truck just by going out the backyard gate and then going to our truck and within that couple minutes of going from the backyard to the truck in our driveway my husband was stung ten to fifteen times and two of my sons were stung up to three times and they just attacked. and they followed us back into our house. we came back into our house and we killed seven bees inside our house because they followed us back in. we are currently literally trapped inside our house. >> then somebody suggested the family build a smoky fire in a bucket outside the front door. christopher helton carried the luggage out to the pickup truck waiting on the driveway. the couple bundled their three young children in protective clothing and one by one took them to safety. then one last thing, doused the fire, of course. the vacation had been saved. in fair oaks, george warren, abc seven news. >> makes me get all tingly. >>> we are looking for changessensly today if

join meg now is former secretary of labor, and chancellor's professor of public policy at universityf california at berkeley, robert reich. he is also author after book "aftershock." how did democrats take control of this conversation? speaking with the national urban league and that's what we are talking about, we are talkinging out of the book of reich. how are we on the wrong conversation? we are talking about deficit reduction and our jobs. >> yeah. well look at, let's be very clear. i think the president, every democrat, every politician, every leader has it make sure that the public understands the crisis right now is a jobs crisis and it is not a budget crisis. i mean the united states is the richest country in the world. the budget problems den years from now could be serious but we don't have to address them this instant. in fact by addressing them now, cutting the deficit now, we actually withdraw money and jobbes from the company. this is the worst time to be asteer. this is the worst time for a budget cutting strategy. yet the republicans have grabbed the lime light and c

winning numbers from last night he's $33 million megamillions drawing. 16, 29, 30, 46, 56, and the megr 6. nobody got them all. you might have won something but you didn't win it all. tuesday night's jackpot is limited at $43 million. >> music legend pete esposito is back in the bay area. celebrating his birthday. he and his family are playing yoshi's in oakland until the end of the weekend. but they explain this visit more than just music. >> we know the magic he can create with his family, but look what he can do with a paintbrush. >> i never have had an art show in oakland. >> he grew up here and played here, but away from music he found creativity in art. >> it gives me a chance to really express a lot of the ways i feel. my mood changes. i'm always experimenting with different colors and different forms. >> a showcase in a jack london's square gallery. >> this is, in a sense, kind of reminiscent of an old picasso painting that i saw of musicians. >> vibrant colors and lots of faces. they resemble family. the e-family show is four nights, eight shows at yoshi's, to celebrate his 76

we are looking at meg heat here around the desert. back here 78 in campbell, 75 san jose.pper 50s half moon day and pacifica today with a moderate sea breeze. the drizzle lifting by late this morning. 37 for palo alto. and in the north bay we will see a range of 70s with the low 70s around central marine county with 76 up through sonoma county. 79 clear lake. near east bay look for 66 here in san leandro. hayward in the upper 60s. out toward fremont about 70. temperatures here maybe a degree or two warmer. 74 in dublin. 78 by the delta. still kind of breezy here. we will look for numbers around the monterey bay to be mild with only around 80 in morgan hill. the accuweather seven-day forecast today, we are featuring the low clouds again with the mist and drizzle. by the middle of the week, say tuesday, wednesday, we will get into a warmer air massi and that should bring back a few 90s to the inland valleys and mid-60s at our coast. nothing too dramatic. once again, kind. a dreary start out there. >> yeah, gray. thank you, lisa. the world's oceans are becoming an increasingl

let's bring in criminal defense attorney meg strictler. she's outside the courthouse where jurors are deliberating. each jury member has stated that they would consider the death penalty. what's your take on them? what do you think they'll decide? >> reporter: i don't think they're going to give the death penalty. i don't think at all because of the gravity of such a verdict. the state did an excellent job throughout this whole trial. they didn't prove first-degree murder in my opinion. i'm 100% on the not giving the death penalty. that is such a large thing to give and so rare. we know if they did give a death penalty, she's going to sit on death row for 50 years anyway because she's given the death penalty. i don't think they're going to do that. what i think they're going to do is second-dug. that's splitting the describes between the charges. she'll still get life in prison, but i really fundamentally and 100% no death penalty here. the state only had circumstantial evidence. they never showed how caylee died. they never showed who was

this is now hitting the meg lops, all the big cities in the northeast. talking about millions of more people that are suffering with it this beingend. lo look at the temperature, 102, 103 in new york city. washington, d.c., feels like 108 degrees. that's dangerous heat. we're in the thick of it now. you're going to be feeling around this range for next several hours. use a lot of caution. hopefully your air conditioning is working. if not, get out of there and find a safe place to be where you can cool your body down. now, we have seen a nice break in the heat here across the upper midwest. things look really hot, though, still, across the southern plains states. 102 in dallas and into the houston area. there are some areas that are going to get a break. this heat dome which has been centered really now across the great lakes and across the northeast is finally going to start to sink off down to the south by tomorrow. boston, new york city, getting that relief. unfortunately d.c., you'll be on the south end of this and stay hot right throughout the rest

you should now see how hardy told you this was going to be and you kept push meg and i kept saying you have no idea. this is as far as i could go. i think the president and speaker boehner wish they could have the last tw weeks back. if they knew now, they would have cut the deal. >> i wonder if that is not some overtour to moderates and independents because i think one thing the president has done is establish the ground as he who was willing to compromise who so than the other size. i want to show i something. earlier i asks cnbc simon hobbs to look at the potential implications. if there is no agreement on the debt ceiling reached, it was very insightful. here is what he had it say. >> in the hearts of heart, opening the market belief and that everybody would be that stoop toyed let it go that far but the nervousness is palpable. if you look at the dow jones, we lost 600 points over the last six sessions. that's more than 4 1/2 percent. there's a huge amount of activity behind the scenes. dealing with the process of a default of the 20 biggest wall street banks with the treasury tod

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