and michael reagan, ronald reagan's son said you get a real insight into my dad from this book. why? because other books say he did this on this day and signed this but they don't show his mind at work. and this shows his mind at work minute by minute and his character in play. >> host: so the notes from the summit, in addition to the other documents that you consulted, where are they? where did you find the material? is this available to the general public if you want to go look at this? >> guest: some is at the reagan library, some is online, some is at reykjavik, and it has been scattered around. what made this -- the more i looked at it what made this such a wonderful story is first of all the story. this is a weekend, a stormy weekend in october, with rain lashing at the window seal in a creaky old house in the middle of nowhere in a desolate place, iceland. and said to be haunted. neighbors call it the haunted or ghost house rather than the house. and if the hofty was haunted they said ghost were most welcome. so over the weekend, the most amazing things happened. and they

we all met with michael reagan in atlanta. so he did that and we talked about this other book. we offer to other things. if you look at everything that we did plus the stories we did together and everything over the course of 20 years there is a 20 year run of events there where we were physically talking about it. still there are people living better witness to the -- witnesses to this. i have stacks of e-mail and i still have our conversation between neo-and die so there's no question about it. i said mark it's not necessary. >> host: certainly that is not the jacket copy now. >> guest: i may have the bottom of 120 years or something. we are going to take that off. >> host: interesting you don't think of don't think of it as a a biography because it looks biographical to me that i noticed the choice that you made to only do story and pretty much move on to the new boyhood and support. >> guest: i wasn't interested whether it had two words are one word on his nose. but we wanted to do was we wanted to do an advance. he was so extraordinary and they should be done and i hope th

because we met with michael reagan in atlanta. and so, he did that we talked about this other book. we were offered to other things. if you look at everything we did, plus stories we get together and everything over a course of 20 years, there is a 20 year run of events where we were physically talking about it still there are people living in better witnesses to this. i have stacks e-mail that i still had our conversations between neil and died. so there is no question about it. but i sent mark, it's not necessary. >> that is not the jacket flap copy now. >> i think they still have it. i don't know. but anyway, we are going to take that off. >> it's interesting you don't dig for it is a biography, but i noticed this choice you need to only do one korea story and pretty much moved on rather than to boyhood and so forth. >> the biography would've done that. but i wasn't that interested. i could care less because what we wanted to do was we wanted to do advanced light. he was so extraordinary and this should be done and i hope that's what we have done. see, a reportage as you know, if

we go to michael reagan of bloomberg news. equity market just shuts down for it -- just shuts down. of year forlow time stock trading, but definitely some -- the bloomberg mouse slows down? >> it gets a little rowdy. uncharacteristically rowdy. albertson, does it stop for today? >> for today only. >> anything that has any affiliation with belgium -- waffle house has made it clear that they do not serve belgian waffles. they say we do not serve belgian waffles, we have sweet bread. germany, algeria -- it looks like the simpsons. midfield moving the ball around. what won'tou what, be the simpsons is germany-france. that is july 4. are a sophisticate. >> i am not sophisticated, i am just trying to get into it. -- maybe at charlotte they will give me a plate of french fries. will you keep watching the world cup if the u.s. loses? tweet us. >> that will be a good one. you kind of wonder whether it will last. we will look at how the markets a line with global data coming up on "surveillance." ♪ >> good morning, everyone. bloomberg "

change that but i can go back. 1982 your father wrote moonshot the introduction it was paid for by michael reagand he was part of that and he was going to be on the whole book but at the time he was going th>=qt.ÑmÑ a divorce and he just didn't want to do it i said at least to the introduction. but we all met in atlantañr. then free talked about the other book we offered to others so if you look at everything plus the story's over the course of 20 years years, there is a 28 year run of defense we were talking about it. there are people living better witnesses and i have stacks of emails that i still have our conversation between kneale and i. no question but it isn't necessary if you don't like it. >> host: it is not on the jacket flap copy. >> is on the bottom of one of them but we would take that off. >> host: interesting you don't think of it as a biography but it seems to be biographical but you made that choice just to do one story then move on instead of through boyhood. >> host. >> guest: but i was not interested in his uncle because i could care less we wanted to do his flight. he was so

to talk more about the market reaction across asset classes, i want to bring in michael reagan, our stocks. mike, let's start with you. we have been talking throughout the day about this selloff on concerns of what may be happening in ukraine and the implications of it. but it is not a huge selloff. >> the dow is down about 83 points. %.p down about 0.7 there is a lot of calls out there from her investigators predicting some -- from prognost icators predicting some sort of correction in the market. they have predicted some 5% to 10% correction. the numbers vary with each, but basically they are all still bullish and the long-term. they believe this bull market has years to run but it has gone so long. the s&p 500 has gone 2 years without any big approaching 10% dip. it just makes people nervous when we go that long without any pullback. >> in the latest bloomberg global poll we talk about investors and a lot of people say that there is a bubble in stocks and now. >> about 15% believe we are already in a bubble. about half believe we are getting close to unsustainable levels. obviously a lo

michael reagan ronald reagan's son said he had a real insight into my dad from this book. why? other books are saying he did this on this day and sent us on this day but they don't show his mind at work. this shows his mind at work. minute by minute and his character and play. >> host: these notes from the summit in addition to the other documents that you consulted, where are they? where do you find the archival materials? is available to the general public if they want to look at this stuff or did you have to -- >> guest: some of it is that the reagan library. some of it has been put on line and some of it isn't reykjavik and it's been scattered around. what made this the more i looked at it the more wonderful story but what made this such a wonderful story is first of all the story. this is a little weekend in a stormy weekend in october with rain lashing at the windowsill in a creaky old house in the middle of nowhere at desolate spot in a desolate place isolated. and it was said to be haunted. the neighbors called at the haunted house or the ghost house rather than a haunt

we'll start off with a view of the michael andson and son weather cam. 80 degrees at reagan national. the dew point is 68 and that's why it feels so muggy out there. that dew point close to 70 degrees. in our weather headlines, as you wake up tomorrow morning, it will be partly cloudy and muggy. very similar to what we have out there right now. the cloud cover will continue to increase over the next 24 to 36 hours. we will see some sunshine on sunday, but that is going to make it feel intensely warm out there. the chance for thunderstorms really starting to arrive as we head into the mid afternoon on sunday. a lot of the day is going to be dry. and then that chance for a thunderstorm as we head into sunday evening will actually lead to more storms on monday. so, we're setting the stage. any rain that happens on sunday will lay down that ground work with the heat and humidity. you know how when you have the thunderstorm and the steam starts to come off the road, i'm sure you're going to see that tomorrow. the yellow alert for monday means more storms are in the forecast. in fact, the s

michael & camera, sunny skies. no problems with planes coming in toward reagan national with 88. the dew point is up to 73.when this thing gets to 65 it's sticky out. 70 is almost oppressive. 73, it's just down right uncomfortable outside. the cold front is coming. it's up to the north passing through cleveland. pittsburgh not yet. there are these showers that have developed. we're looking at the futurecast. expecting more showers and storms to pop during the afternoon. by 4:00 approaching the blue ridge from frederick. approaching leesburg down through northern fauquier county. some come through for the afternoon rush hour. some will be around for the evening. if you have some after work plans or later today, you've got to watch doppler and check out wusa9.com or download the weather app. we'll keep you dry through these. if these come through tonight and tomorrow morning, it will be quieter. tomorrow morning with the clouds givi afternoon, maybe an early shower. but the drier air moves in. eight going to feel really good around -- it's going to feel really good around here starting tomorrow. yellow alert

currently reagan national looking good on our michael & son weather camera. 77. dew point over 70 and no wind to stir things up. yes, a frizz alert on this tuesday. showers and storms are going to increase ahead of this cold front but cooler and drier behind the front with the risk of severe weather from the blue ridge east. the concern today is that these storms, the severity of them will create some damaging wind gusts potentially some large hail and last couple of days we've had reports some of trees down here and there due to the strong storms. here's the futurecast. not much getting on before noon but by 2:00, west of the blue ridge toward the shenandoah valley, skyline drive, strong storms developing. by 3:00, 3:30 approaching leesburg and frederick and the blue ridge coming toward d.c. here as we get in toward the 5:00 hour. that will not help the rush at all. 89 today, yellow alert. tonight 69. low 60s north and west. beautiful tomorrow and thursday. lower to mid-80s the next couple of days. 50s around tomorrow night in spots. by friday a late storm 84. a

. >> yep, again they called that the the reagan witt plus an interview with actor michael douglass thisright here on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. >>> 8:24 right now, in two days a very special birthday for the royal family. prince george will turn within years old can you believe it. here's a new photo just ahead of the special day. young prince is the first child of prince william and duchess of cambridge kate, this picture was taken during future king's recent visit to the natural history museum in london. such a cutie. >>> as carol erickson was telling us, nature is always working and at the shore impact can be dramatic. here's carol's story on the new technology to show you what the the shoreline looked like in the past and give you a glimpse in the future. >> no surprise, walk on the beach and footprints get left in the sand, soon to be washed away mark of every step on the path but sand, do leave footprints of its own. only now it is a permanent marked trail of the ever changing shoreline, with this just completed on line u.s. geological survey tool the shoreline's ebb and flow over the

michael & son weather cam. georgetown waterfront for you there, and right now, lots of clouds in place, 79 degrees at reagan national the dewpoint is 54, so i think the reason that you were noticing that humidity is because it hasn't been too warm today. if it were 90 degrees with a dewpoint of 54, it would feel kind of dry out there. winds out of the east at 8 miles per hour. in our weather headlines, we're going to still see those clouds, both tonight and tomorrow. not much of a change in the immediate metro area. you're not going to notice a difference in the weather pattern tomorrow. a shower is possible tomorrow, but most of us will stay dry and even if you do get a shower, it will be short-lived. the rain will be surrounding the metro area, both to the west and to the east. you'll see that on 9 future cast. but heading into the work week, it will turn both warmer and also more humid. current temperatures, 77 in leesburg and frederick. 75 in martinsburg, 79 in manassas. not very often that we see 70s on the map this late in the day. on satellite and radar, you can see showers approaching, couple pockets of heav

take ago live look with the michael and son weather cam, a beautiful view of the national harbor and we have light rain falling at reagan national. 76 degrees. that's helping to raise the dew point. it is now close to 60. and we did tell you at 6:00, if you were tuned in with us, we could see a quick shower overnight tonight, but really just a sprinkle as we are heading through the rest of sunday. that quick shower is possible. clouds will hang on, but most of the rain fall is going to just surround the metro area both to the west and also to the east of the metro area. as we head into the workweek, it's gong going to turn warmer and that's going to increase our chance for thunderstorms. you can see on satellite and radar how that one pocket of showers is pushing on through. maybe a couple more sprinkles with this activity toward charlottesville. it's not the soaking rain where you won't have to water your plants if you have a garden. we will see more rain for the workweek, but sunday you're not going to get enough rain where it's going to be okay out there where you don't have to water. 10:30 in the morning, just a cou

we're at our michael & son weather camera, cloudy skies out there but it's dry. 77. in fact, reporting a couple of breaks at reagan national the top of the hour. winds generally out of the north and the dew points continue to drop, a sign of the more comfortable air mass moving in. behind the cold front which is off to our south now, a little disturbance behind the front kicking up the showers back into central west virginia. that's what we'll watch for the amp. the threat for a few showers mainly to our south. then some clearing tonight. at the beach the forecast the next few days not bad today or excuse me tomorrow or saturday with sunny skies, upper 70s and low #s on. could see a -- low 80s. could see a few storms sunday with the high of 85. checking out the three-day forecast, today the showers. most are gone but will be south of us for the afternoon. a little sun late. 50s and 60s tonight. great day friday. warm and dry, 86. saturday hot, humid, 92. that storm returns in the afternoon but sunday a better chance of storms. saturday the better day of the weekend. 94 sunday with scattered storms. then we cool of

michael kors. >>> there's a new battle front in the grocery stores. your local farm, courtly reaganns us with more. >> it's not just the urban foodies that's craving the straight from the farm options, but it's changing the way grocers are stocking their shelves. here at lucky in san francisco, much of this proud came from nearby. it was stocked just days ago, and fresh has become so important, in fact, that lucky isn't passing along that premium price to the consumers, making sure they continue to come back. a pwc survey says that 67% of consumers note that competitive pricing is something that continuing to bring them back, but followed closely by the farm options. 47% like items that are fresh from the farm. while many believe there's always going to, randy evans says whole foods will have to start to bring the prices in line with competitors. everyone is moving into the organic fresh natural space. kroger's actually tops the list, and evans says that kroger is leading the charge when it comes to good prices and fresh selection. technology as well really investing for the future,

. >> michael steele, before we go, i just think about how the republican position on immigration has at ro feed from the days of george w. bush. >> even to reagannd reagan who is invoked all of the time and we play the sound of speaker boehner when he was on ohio, fake weeping, oh, it's so hard, it's so hard. when does that guy come back to washington and say, you know what? we'll take a tough vote and we'll have democrats back on board and we'll just do this. this would seem to be the base am. we seem to be in the basement right now. >> i would submit to you, we are not quite in the base am yet. there's still -- >> it is a tall building. >> it is a tall building. >> very quickly on this one, at the end of the day, in the legacy of reagan and bush that's where the party will find the sweet spot on this issue. it's not where we are right now, i don't believe. >> michael steele and e.j. dionne, thank you for joining me on this tumultuous day in washington. >> good to be with you. >> coming up, no end in sight. israel calls up thousands of additional soldiers to fight hamas and gaza and cease-fire talks stalled. we'll bring you the latest on the m

start off with a look at the michael and son weather cam and maybe that mind control device will help me with my weather forecast in the future. right now it is 84 degrees at reagannational airport under partly cloudy skies, dew point 64. it's hovered in the 60s and it's a fairly comfortable air mass, especially when you compare it to what we could be dealing with this time of year. what we just dealt with last night with the heavy rain, the thunderstorms, all that humidity in the atmosphere, we still have some of it, of course, but some of it is being scoured out by this front that actually pushed through yesterday. you can see the remains of the cold front now out to sea. another cold front on the approach, this is the one that could produce some severe weather in the plains before it arrives in our backyard. as it moves toward us, we could actually end up with some severe thunderstorms, but not until the workweek. the weekend looks much calmer. you'll see that here on 9 futurecast. as you're heading out the door tonight, we're still completely dry. midnight tonight we're still completely dry. good news there if you want to head out on the town tonight. heading

michael & son weather cam. we've just got rain in washington. you can see that wonderful ferris wheel down at the national harbor. right now a thunderstorm in the vicinity, though, of reagan national. that's what that little icon means. 76 degrees at the moment with a dew point of 69. so it is just kind of miserably muggy out there. that's way we're going to start the day tomorrow as well. warm and muggy. some of the warmest temperatures or overnight lows that we have had in awhile in the areas that didn't get any thunderstorm activity. the yellow alerts on both monday and tuesday because of our approaching cold front. that's going to bring us storms for the evening commute tomorrow, then by tuesday evening we might actually start to get some clearing in here. 9 futurecast will track that for us in just a second. we're already down to 70 in gaithersburg and 69 in hagerstown because of those severe storms but it's still 14 in fredericksburg. a big difference in temperatures, whether you got those thunderstorms or not. you can see the thunderstorms here on satellite and radar. a 12-hour loop. you can tell there's more on the way. this is all heading our way. so we're going

michael, all of the above. the last time a president has ever changed a broken immigration system in a more robust economy was president reagan. president obama has deported more people than at any time in our history. in our law enforcement, humanitarianism and the way we treat children, children who we know factually are facing not just economic hardship. that's not what america is for, but gangs, extraordinary murders. a child who has to start a life here without their parents. they're entitled to a hearing. if the local states can't deal with this, this is the back up. we see local communities throughout the united states whether it's in the urban centers, the day labor zones that you see all ove over the united states, and if you have a silence in washington, if you have a president who is not taking charge, what ends up happening is a backup. this is not good. this is not good to the millions of foreign students that we're sending back because we don't have a comprehensive fix on immigration system. after we educate them they go to other countries because we don't give them work visas. it's not good for the migration, t

. >> well, michael, i don't think yoyou left out anybody, ed rolls met let me ask you in closing, ted cruz is he reagan-esque. >> he is a very brightman, i think he and rand paul are in the top find, you brushed aside the governors, we have some very significant governors, still you have to go through ohio, iowa, south carolina, you almost need to win one or two to get a jump-start, the critical thing who can raise $200 million, i am also for primaries, i wish we didn't have winners take all and proportional i wish it got dragged out so people get their case known. >> if you don't get through the anywhere first few you are out and very significant people could last longer and be very viable candidates. >> well on that note i want to thank you, ed rollins and thank you mike needham, and thank you. >> 18 month to new hampshire, you know, we can't wait, right, bob? >> can't wait, don't forget iowa, though. >> that's why a lot of people are talking about mitt romney in 2016. >> i wouldn't be shocked. >> that is a different program. thank you very much and stay with us, we will be right back. baseball seaso

of tupac and michael jackson and there are now plans to bring virtual realities to national conventions. so maybe we should be surprised if ted cruz, hillary clinton, or even ronald reagan>> it could happen. liz: the number thing to watch for tomorrow, stock up 32% following a huge earning fee. also giving guidance for the third quarter that also was above expectations. liz: and the number one thing to watch is the fed. the policy statement scheduled for release in about 2:00 p.m. eastern. investors will be looking for any clues about the timing and the pace of interest -- rate. liz: i'm worried about my timing and pace this weekend. this weekend i will be fighting to raise money for wounded hero soldiers. teen fox business, here i am with chris hahn. we are raising money for building homes for heroes.org. like the sergeant that was severely wounded and had by five rockets. he was burned over some 60% of his body and blinded, lost his right leg and fingers, but we have him a beautiful home in florida that was built and he is driving. building homes for heroes.org. david: it's a wonderful cause. "the willis report" is next. gerri willis is giving consumers advice of one

michael & son weather camera, again -- we're widening the shot for you. the sunrise over the potomac on this wednesday morning. this crisp wednesday morning. officially 63 now at reagan national. the winds are calm and the dew point at 49. when we get dew points like this this time of year, man, what a treasure it is. it's seldom this dry in the summertime. a couple of showers and storms. they're up here in new york state, pennsylvania, ohio. a little bit of the warmth coming in off the lake so some lake effect showers kicking there. relatively quiet with high pressure nearby. that guarantees us another good day. as the high slides to the east, our winds will go more from the northwest this morning to southwest this afternoon but still only in the 5 to 10 range. in the afternoon probably see an isolated shower or storm pop along and west of i-81. better chances though pennsylvania and ohio if your travels take you up to pittsburgh or columbus. then we'll watch fairly quiet weather tonight and isolated storm tomorrow afternoon likely even closer into the metro. in the tropics, still watching this depression or low try to develop into a depression. it's just an area of

michael gore. commander hoffman serves as the senior chaplain aboard the u.s. ronald reagan, an aircraft varier with 4,000 sailors, most of whom work long exhausting hours only to return to cramped beds for rest. chaplain n: as senior at the naval academy, captain gore is a valuable resource for the thousands of mid shipman facing rigorous academics and training as they prepare to be leaders in our military. serving in our all volunteer force can be challenging and the presence of chaplains like commander hoffman and captain michael gore is critical for maintaining strong morale across our military. please join me in showing support and gratitude toward all of our military chaplains. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. langevin: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for one minute. mr. langevin: mr. speaker, too many middle class families are still struggling to make ends meet. income

reagan in the white house in terms of fiscal response. in this directional change in interest rates we don't have a fiscal response yet from -- from the white house. >> right. well, michaelmean, it -- do you -- would you agree that we've had a -- a lot of what we've seen in the rebound has been in spite of washington not necessarily being very kind to the private -- you think -- what do you think washington is doing to the private sector? help or hurt the private sector? >> there's no doubt that if you're going to have a downgrade of the debt and you're going to have a fiscal cliff and a government shutdown and all the uncertainty around that that can't be good for business -- >> regulations, taxes, health care? >> the whole thing. it's obvious washington has not been particularly friendly to the economy generally speaking. right? the fact that washington is calm right now is probably not a bad thing. >> not doing anything wrong. >> the fact of the matter is we've got the other side of the midterm election, this might start up again and we've got to deal with budget and debt ceiling issues shortly thereafter. >> -- just the budget -- >> i think those have been really acu

and michael reagan, ronald reagan's son, you did a real insight into my dad.hey don't show his mind at work. this shows his mind at work. minute by minute and his character house of representatives so these notes from the summit in addition to the other documents, where are they? were defined the archival material? is this available to the general public if they want to go and look at this stuff or did you have to -- >> guest: some of it is at the reagan library. some of it has been put online. some of it is that reykjavÍk, and it's been scattered around. what made it the more i look at it the more wonderful story, what made it such a wonderful story is first of all the story. this is a little, a weekend, a stormy weekend in october there was rain lashing at the windowsill in a creaky old house in the middle of nowhere, a desolate spot in a desolate place, iceland, and said to be haunted the neighbors called it the haunted house or the ghost house rather than the hotels. and even on the eve of the summit the prime minister said that his family believed in ghos