>> thanks mike. well everything is up to speed here on 695 at harford road but several new accidents. i'll have all the details coming up in my abc2 timesaver traffic report. homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives? as a police chief, i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. if you want to make a difference, you have to have the right education. university of phoenix opened the door. my name is james craig, i am committed to making a difference, and i am a phoenix. visit phoenix.edu to find the program that's right for you. enroll now. the more dirt can spread around the kitchen. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. all in a no-touch design. >>> 5:39 right now. the term layaway is usually a retail term when you want to buy that furniture set or maybe christmas gifts for the kids. well, now you can actually put your summer ge

>>> thanks mike. well, traffic is really starting to pick up here on 695 in parkville. i'll show you what 95 and 83 look look kimming up in my -- look like coming up in my abc2 timesaver traffic report. >>> time now for your abc2 news to go. "good morning maryland." i'm charlie crowson. >> and i'm megan pringle, there's a lot going on in this thursday morning. linda so is live this morning with a traffic alert that may affect your morning commute. we have details on that and lauren has your abc2 timesaver traffic. but first we're going to start things off with meteorologist mike masco out live this morning braving the heat. mike? >> we'll call this the air you can wear this morning. just a stifling morning with the heat and humidity combined and this is going to combine forces to create the real feel temperatures we've been talking about yesterday feeling like it's between 110 to 115. let's take a look at the skyline. it's beautiful morning, but the problem the the blue sky is going to open up the door for fullon sunshine today and that's going to let the soars soar. st

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. >> mike: well, it hurts oklahoma city by getting extra time if miami can grab it with 17.3 remaining in a three-point game. will miami or oklahoma city get the ball? >> jeff: and sefolosha has got to be on the other side to prevent that tip from going to wade. >> mike: haslem with the advantage. harden tips it. and they're fouling chalmers. >> jeff: why are they fouling? >> mike: a poor decision by russell westbrook. and it will put chalmers on the free-throw line. what a play from shane battier. >> jeff: but westbrook thought the shot clock had reset. it had only gone to five seconds. >> mike: that's just being unaware of the situation. a bad decision for russell westbrook. >> jeff: game three, they did something similar with james harden's fouling when scott brooks didn't want to foul. >> mike: not recognizing the time of the shot clock would be a critical mistake. chalmers, a very good two-point shooter would take it a two-possession game. s that one of the great finals performances here in the second half. and now it's a four-point game. the thunder still have one time-out remain

laws i figure spoken like the great granddaughters when they were there they go yeah i know yes mike well we're all immigrants we're all immigrants as well that we all like there's some somewhere else and there's a tolerance level where there's only so much that the united states can accept without severe economic consequence i'm not afraid and never have been i'm not hiding that flag has been up here for your honor and i will stand by keep that flag up there believe me thirty five feet from the mexican border and the most treacherous part of our border right here and will stay here. the migrants that came from europe they were mistreated and the first to write benjamin franklin herself said we've got to stop the german ideation of the united states each moment to be dramatic you have a german flag german customs sound familiar that was ben franklin with the most people here he's a hero he's on your hundred dollar bill and i don't believe the people that are here are here to work they're healthy people they're not here to use the system so the benefits remember that undocumented people do

. >> mike: well, they are 10-2 in the postseason here in miami, as james drives and lay-up won't go. fisher, the rebound. we're past the midway point of the fourth. thunder, still trying to battle. trying to find a way. collison's tip misses. ball knocked loose. chalmers and fisher. and james comes up with it. james now two rebounds shy of a triple-double. this crowd showering the heat with love here tonight. miller. drives. miller will try a two. and a 24-second violation. and miller hobbles up. abc tuesday, july 10th, celebrities like serena williams, mark cuban, jerry springer, ricky gervais, will trust us with your life. new comedy about celebrity life. that premieres july 10th on abc. coming up on five minutes remaining before the real celebration will begin. wade flips it up. that won't go. still battling for rebounds, james gets another one. puts it up, banks it in, and a foul! he gets his triple-double and a chance for a three-point play. he's not taking any chances. >> jeff: well, after a couple shaky possessions, great effort by james. the initial shot missed, back up again

. >> mike: well, they are 10-2 in the postseason here in miami, as james drives and lay-up won't go. fisher, the rebound. we're past the midway point of the fourth. thunder, still trying to battle. trying to find a way. collison's tip misses. ball knocked loose. chalmers and fisher. and james comes up with it. james now two rebounds shy of a triple-double. this crowd showering the heat with love here tonight. miller. drives. miller will try a two. and a 24-second violation. and miller hobbles up. abc tuesday, july 10th, celebrities like serena williams, mark cuban, jerry springer, ricky gervais, will trust us with your life. new comedy about celebrity life. that premieres july 10th on abc. coming up on five minutes remaining before the real celebration will begin. wade flips it up. that won't go. still battling for rebounds, james gets another one. puts it up, banks it in, and a foul! he gets his triple-double and a chance for a three-point play. he's not taking any chances. >> jeff: well, after a couple shaky possessions, great effort by james. the initial shot missed, back up again

>> mike: well, going by today's performance, yes would be the answer. tim lincecum cannot figure out why the continues to struggle on the mound. the freak gave up nine hits. g-men get shut out on the same weekend. flintstones-meet the flintstones, they're a modern stonage -- okay. texas pitcher, solid, the strikeout in the first. and this bunt, strains his groin running to first. had to leave the game with a no-hitter. american league pitchers hitting. not fair. bases loaded. kinsler takes care of that. double. scores two. in the sixth, josh hamilton does the same. two more score, timmy pulled after allowing five. now 2-7. he g-men shut out for the second time in three games. >> i'm sticking to what i'm doing. not trying to make any drastic changes. i haven't done anything drastically different. so like i said, i'm just trying to grind it out and find a way out of this hole. >> we all feel like it's a matter of time before he does pull it together. he has a couple of games this year, and just kind of continue to work, and keep improving. >> mike: a's tr

mike? >> well, it's interesting. walmart for quite some time traded at a discount to the broad market. right now it's trading at a premium. just under 15 times earnings. that's kind of interesting. what's also interesting is they have seen a growing percentage of revenue from overseas which is exactly what we're saying. they have almost 9% revenue growth overseas. the u.s. has been completely flat. if what's going on overseas affects that growth there is no growth. so i think that's definitely one of the issues that i would be contending with when i take a a look at the stock. it's a yield trade because it has 2.5% dividend. when people see treasury yields dropping that serves as a tail wind for the stock. if the reason that's happening is because of that contraction, then that tail wind could cease. that could turn into a head wind. >> mike obviously has a bearish view. it's the simplest trade that you can do. let's open the playbook to see how it works for those new to the show. when you buy a put, you want the sto

so i figure he spoke unlike the great granddaughter of the neighborhood they go yeah you know yes mike well we're all immigrants we're all immigrants as well that we all carry some sort of house and there's a tolerance level where there's only so much the united states can except without severe economic consequence i'm not afraid and never have been i'm not hiding that flag has been up here for your now and i wish i will die and that flag up there believe me thirty five feet from the mexican border and the most treacherous part of our border i'm here and will stay here but the migrants it came from here they were mistreated when the first right benjamin franklin song said we've got to stop the german i.c.'s.

. >>> good morning mike. well, the construction has begun on 895 but no delays as of yet at the harbor tunnel. that will change this morning. stick with the fort mchenry tunnel or the key bridge as the alternate route. a live look at 95 here at eastern avenue. no problems to report whatsoever. it will be a nice easy ride as you do head into the city. and if you are using the harrisburg expressway you're looking at a 22 minute ride from the maryland pennsylvania line all the way down towards 695. once you do get on to the beltway just 11 minutes on the outer loop from95 up to 83. the west side also nice and clear. 11 minute ride there as well on the outer loop down to 95. that's a look at the abc2 timesaver traffic. megan and charlie, over to you. >>> so if you've been out car shopping lately the sticker price will often give you a second thought. >> absolutely. so this morning we're going to look at hot cars with very cool prices, what tops the list coming up. >> a big one for the duke of cambridge. how prince wil

to go by the last life figure boken like the great granddaughters when they were going to go yes mike well we're all the immigrant we're all immigrants as well that we all came from somewhere else and there's a tolerance level where there's only so much to the united states can accept without severe economic consequence i'm not afraid and never have been i'm not writing that flag has been up here for your honor and i will stand by that flag up there believe me thirty five feet from the mexican border and the most treacherous part of our.

. >> have the mike. well, we want to get it on the record. everything is being taped. but you know about it. >> for mr. griffin, your remarks regarding the cold war, the taxes from the cold war being turned internally, obviously ring very pertinent, given the war on terror today. drone strikes on american citizens abroad, extraditions to foreign countries, the patriot act and all of this. do you feel that we are headed towards the same kind of -- another watergate within the next decade or so, given all of this -- all of these extreme measures being used that had been used against al qaeda seemingly being turned inward against american citizens now, drones being used by police officers, some of the heavy-handed tactics against the occupy protesters perhaps. do you feel that the same conclusion of forces are coming to a head to bring the same results as they did after the cold war in vietnam? >> wow, what a question. i don't feel very comfortable predicting the future. some people, after all, think a kind of watergate did occur in the bush two administration and wasn't

mike: great to see you. tell us your situation. >> well, like you said before which made it sound much more real than it is, rand in student loan debt all from law school. >> mike: was it worth it? $200,000 a lot of money. >> it's a lot. it's a lot. >> mike: was it worth it, would you do it over the same way. >> people have asked me that question before. right now, i think i -- i don't know. right now, it's so daunting, it's terrifying. i think, you know, will i ever be able to own a home. i'm 25, i have friends putting down payments down. will i ever be able to do that? i don't know. and even on a smaller scale, every weekend, you know, do you want to go out to dinner. sure, i want to go out to dinner, but i have these loans and i may always have them. 200 grand is not going anywhere that quickly. >> mike: a tough, tough situation. and kay lee you're going to visit with sam. >> sam, voted for obama last time around. >> and 18 days before the presidential election and i voted for president obama. i went to denver, i worked on the campaign, i was so excited. and went away to college, i was from san francisco

. >> mike: well, it hurts oklahoma city by getting extra time if miami can grab it with 17.3 remaining in a three-point game. will miami or oklahoma city get the ball? >> jeff: and sefolosha has got to be on the other side to prevent that tip from going to wade. >> mike: haslem with the advantage. harden tips it. and they're fouling chalmers. >> jeff: why are they fouling? >> mike: a poor decision by russell westbrook. and it will put chalmers on the free-throw line. what a play from shane battier. >> jeff: but westbrook thought the shot clock had reset. it had only gone to five seconds. >> mike: that's just being unaware of the situation. a bad decision for russell westbrook. >> jeff: game three, they did something similar with james harden's fouling when scott brooks didn't want to foul. >> mike: not recognizing the time of the shot clock would be a critical mistake. chalmers, a very good two-point shooter would take it a two-possession game. s that one of the great finals performances here in the second half. and now it's a four-point game. the thunder still have one time-out remain

>> thank you mike. well, if you are headed out to the beltway.nd clear here at harford road. i'll show you what 83 looks like coming up in my abc2 timesaver traffic report. stay with us, there's much more to come. . >>> good morning everyone. topping america's money. the fed decides to let the economy twist. chairman bernanke says they are continuing their operation twist program to drive down long-term interest rates and reduce borrowing costs. they acknowledge the economic recovery is slowing. >>> car buyers are giving lexus the highest marks for quality. jaguar and porsche are tied for second followed by cadillac and then honda. >>> and apple store employees are getting raises as much as 25%. sales clerks now make $9 to $15 an hour and tech support people more and that was the major complaint of ring the internal review. >>> finally the ceo of oracle buying an island, almost all of it. larry ellison is paying cash for 98% of the hawaiian island. at last check he was worth $36 billion. that's america's money, i'm paula faris. >>> 5:28 on thursd

to pay a 15% sea tax on all of your assets, your yachts, mansions and then you get to leave. >> mike: welle would you go? would you go where the weather is nice. >> clayton: a tax shelter. >> mike: costa rica. >> clayton: here are a couple of places you would go. >> alisyn: where they have gone and people are going in droves. >> clayton: australia, norway, norway up there, the cayman islands, costa rica, guernsey. >> alisyn: norway, do people know how dark it is there in the winter? before you denounce your citizenship. >> mike: and norway one of the best places in the world 0 live, is that wild. >> clayton: because they have fiords. >> alisyn: does this make sense? denounce the citizenship, the country that gave you fame and fortune and allowed you to fulfill your dreams. >> mike: but if the government is taxing you so your face falls off, i understand the frustration, but i agree with you, you probably should stay with you and fight to change the tax laws. >> clayton: we see this on a microlevel, state level. california the overregulation, amount that businesses are taxed and moving to u

well. no problems for the bay bridge. back to you. >> all right, mike. ry much. >>> well, the family's calling it a miracle, the san jose man who survived for a week without food or water doing better this morning. the sister of 25-year-old michael sanchez says her brother is now awake and becoming more alert. he still can't talk, but he is able to communicate through blinking his eyes. sanchez reportedly crashed his truck on the 101 near the off ramp last month. officers found him unconscious on the side of the freeway seven days after that accident. so, yeah -- >> just a bizarre story. >> you could call that a miracle. >> yeah, glad he's doing better. >>> 5:39 right now. we talked to you about the unemployment. now we'll tell you about who's doing the hiring. coming up, a list of jobs waiting to be filled. >>> and how about a live look over san jose as the sun starts to rise on this friday, june 1st. christina says it's going to be another warm day. we'll check that full forecast with her coming iup. stay with us.. >>> welcome back, everybody, it's 5:41

mike. >> reporter: well, good morning, don and everyone. a lot of this is things ripped off homes and businesses. there is a big long soffit that used to hold a gutter. that is a couple of hundred pounds here. if that comes by and hits you, you may not get up. we are here on bel air road. this is an unusual sight. you are out here on bell air road it is shutdown. they are working on the fire and the phone communications. bg&e is here. this is major power lines. they are deinterogized, but they think they will get the power on here soon. i want to show you this. you are closer to the tornado damage area, the sign that used to be here is blown out. you can see that up and down for a mile stretch. very few of the overhead signs survived. we're at a doctor's and pharmacy here and the roofs have been blown through every one of the three have holes that go through the building. this is the type of damage we're seeing as far as the commercial area. last night, gigi barnett was up in this area. she went to some of the residential areas. this is gig

mike huckabee. [applaus [applause] >> thank you very much. welli've decided that it's time for the the attorney general to do the president and the country an important service and step down. now, i don't say that lightly and i don't see that because of his political affiliation being different than mine. i've come to refer to him not as simply eric holder, but eric withholder, because he has become the master of withholding documents, information and truth from the house, the senate, and the american public. in an administration that pledged transparency, the department of justice has operated not merely opaguely, but behind a stonewall, stonewalling, after 18 months, numerous hearings and threats of contempt of congress charges, regarding the sd disastrous fast and furious programs, putting them in the hand of mexican drug dealers and released over 700 documents over 140,000 that congress requested. one american border patrol agent is dead. he's yet to answer what he knew and when he knew it about the disgusting fiasco, while he arms them on the

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a beautiful view coming out of the waldo tunnel and heading into the city. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> welld stay out in new york city, it's an outbreak right now. sneaker fever, people calling in sick to go out and get some shoes. >> these folks have got it bad. they've been out there, some for over a week all for kanye west signature kicks, the air yeezy twos. they're going to have to be patient. the shoes won't even be on sale until saturday. >> and we found people on ebay people bidding over $80,000. >> if you're in line lucky enough to get a pair, they're about $200. >> 5:26. still ahead, elderly people in the north bay allegedly bilked out of millions of dollars by a trusted friend. we'll have the details just ahead. >>> a live look from the south bay this morning. nice way to start our morning. hp pavilion. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> almost to the weekend. and your forecast is heating up. today's weather, 80 degrees inlan

per day, very good for you, and coffee, by the way, also good for you, one cup a day. >> mike: just one? >> well>> mike: we need a couple more than that, most of us do. and you have done some pretty strange projects, i mean, you lived this entire year, every time you found something in the bible, you did it. and this health routine you did for nearly two years, that's next in your life to do something utterly bizarre and write about it? >> well, i haven't settled on it yet. my kids are lobbying very hard for me to do a year of eating nothing, but candy. they think that would be wonderful. and they could come along with me, but i don't know if the publisher is going for that. >> mike: great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> mike: all the crazy ways to try to be healthy and "drop dead healthy", we have books for all of our audience members today so we expect them to get as healthy. thank you very much, aj. we'll be right back, stay with us. ddle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so

need that liquidity and i'm inclined to think as we start to see these prices fall gold can as well. >> mike has a bearish view on gold so he's buying a put for those who are new to the show. this is the simplest trade you can do. let's review these strategies. in this play you want the stock to fall below the strike of that put by more than the cost of the trade. that's where you see profits. but above that you'll see losses. so mike walk us through your trade. >> as you pointed out i can't get a whole lot simpler. i wouldn't want to be naked short in any direction and that's one of the reasons why i want to use a put to used my bearish bet. i will admit that these are more expensive than they would have been a day ago, a week ago. if you went back a whole year they would be about two bucks. i think the way things are moving around right now these are pretty fairly priced. if you do see a decline in gld because that's what we're trading, you want to look for opportunities to spread to take advantage of the fact there's so much concern and options premiums are as elevated as they are. >> whe

as we see prices fall, gold could as well. >> mike obviously has a bearish buy on gold so you buy put. it's always good to review these strategies. in this play you want the strike to fall below the cost of the trade. that's where you see profits. above that, you'll see losses. mike, walk us through the trade. >> as you pointed out, i can't be a whole lot similar. i can't be short, naked in the direction. the july 153 is pay 3g$.25. i will admit that these are more expensive than they would have been a day ago, a week ago. if you went back a whole year you'd look at these things and they'd probably be about two bucks. these are actually fairly priced. you do see a decline in gld. that's what we're trading. you want to look for opportunities to spread, to take advantage of the fact that we're so concerned. >> where do you fall on this trade, dan? >> it's interesting. july, somebody bought 25. 157, 172. paid about $4. they did it in two parts throughout the day. that's a lot of preemous for a $15-wide call spread. that's obviously somebody reaching for something there. like these guys s

knocks in the three to cut the lead. >> mike: thunder now within two with the ball with 12.3 remaining. >> jeff: wellain, the turnover, bosh makes a good effort, but lunges by him and durant knocks in the three. and right now, mike, you have to be worried if you're miami about giving up a three that could lose the game. >> mike: they have a foul to give. durant on the drive, shot short, westbrook launches. james has it and they foul james. durant wanted a foul. now james will go to the free-throw line with 7.1 remaining. he's not missed a free-throw tonight. he's 10 for 10. >> jeff: that was a good, quick play by fisher to durant. a little contact, westbrook, little contact on his offensive rebound, looked like james may have hit his wrist. >> mike: seem to be the contact on durant. huge free-throws here. it could make it a two-possession game. knocks down the first. now 11 for 11. let's look at it again. i think that's a foul. >> jeff: i'm not sure on that one. >> mike: james, two clutch free-throws there. now it's a four-point game with 7.1 remaining. what a terrific come back from oklahoma city, g

mike: dustin penner's second time. from southern california, with the anaheim ducks. he played well. >> mike: there's a guy that will have a lot of hardware because the conn smythe is heavy. and so is the stanley cup. drew doughty. is it not booing, it is "drew." >> eddie: rob scuderi signed as a free agent, a winner of the stanley cup with the pittsburgh penguins. remember, he was on the receiving end of that hit by steve bernier in that first period. really kind of changed the tide and momentum in this hockey game. but scuderi's stability on the back end. and colin fraser won a stanley cup with the chicago blackhawks. did not play a game in a stanley cup final, but a fourth line role player, who scored the first goal of this final in game one in newark. >> mike: what a night of celebration this will be. in the city of angels. dan aykroyd in the movie "dragnet" played sergeant for the city of los angeles, sure the city isn't perfect. we need a better life for all our citizens, cleaner streets, better schools and a good hockey team. haven't checked the schools or the streets, but th

well here. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mike. mayor lee has kept a laser-like focus on economic development, job creation. doing what it takes to make sure that san francisco keeps investing an infrastructure which is the backbone of our city. please join me in welcoming mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you, tiffany. well, mike, i just want to make sure you know all of us own this two-word mantra. jobs now has been something we have all heard and i know leader pelosi has said it time and time again, whether she is here or in the air or if she lands in d.c., we have to have these jobs for the american people. that's what has been our joint mantra. i want to just let you know how thankful and happy i am to join our partners at ucsf. leader pelosi, a good friend, to let you know we were hanging out here a few minutes ago. every time we come together is because we are sharing good news about the efforts we have committed to ahead of us and behind us. so we were commenting on that. we have got if keep this in context. less than a dec

if i could ask him to come up, and we also have mike from a group organizing an event on the 23rd. if he can come up as well? mike and the reverend? please come to the podium. great shirt. i wanted to say that i am introducing a resolution on the imperative agenda that will recognize june 23, this saturday, 2012, as justice for vincent chen day. it recognizes the 30th anniversary of a movement to call for justice in the baseball bat beating death of vincent in the city and county of san francisco. in 1982, ronald reagan was the president. there was a severe economic depression, especially in motown, detroit area. there was a lot of recession here as well. the climate was an economic depression, scapegoating of immigrants. japan-bashing was going on. there was a lot of anti- immigrant and anti-asian sentiment when i went to school, and definitely in detroit and new york. on june 19, 1982, vincent, a draftsman, weeks away from being married, he was from detroit and was brutally beaten in front of a mcdonald's restaurant in detroit by two unemployed auto workers who mistakenly identified him as japanese and bl

knocks in the three to cut the lead. >> mike: thunder now within two with the ball with 12.3 remaining. >> jeff: wellain, the turnover, bosh makes a good effort, but lunges by him and durant knocks in the three. and right now, mike, you have to be worried if you're miami about giving up a three that could lose the game. >> mike: they have a foul to give. durant on the drive, shot short, westbrook launches. james has it and they foul james. durant wanted a foul. now james will go to the free-throw line with 7.1 remaining. he's not missed a free-throw tonight. he's 10 for 10. >> jeff: that was a good, quick play by fisher to durant. a little contact, westbrook, little contact on his offensive rebound, looked like james may have hit his wrist. >> mike: seem to be the contact on durant. huge free-throws here. it could make it a two-possession game. knocks down the first. now 11 for 11. let's look at it again.k that's. >> jeff: i'm not sure on that one. >> mike: james, two clutch free-throws there. now it's a four-point game with 7.1 remaining. what a terrific come back from oklahoma city, great resilienc

mike: dustin penner's second time. from southern california, with the anaheim ducks. he played well. >> mike: there's a guy that will have a lot of hardware because the conn smythe is heavy. and so is the stanley cup. drew doughty. is it not booing, it is "drew." >> eddie: rob scuderi signed as a free agent, a winner of the stanley cup with the pittsburgh penguins. remember, he was on the receiving end of that hit by steve bernier in that first period. really kind of changed the tide and momentum in this hockey game. but scuderi's stability on the back end. and colin fraser won a stanley cup with the chicago blackhawks. did not play a game in a stanley cup final, but a fourth line role player, who scored the first goal of this final in game one in newark. >> mike: what a night of celebration this will be. in the city of angels. dan aykroyd in the movie "dragnet" played sergeant for the city of los angeles, sure the city isn't perfect. we need a better life for all our citizens, cleaner streets, better schools and a good hockey team. haven't checked the schools or the streets, but th

jurors have already asked to review testimony from mike mcquery as well as the family friend who testified for the defense. mcquery testified he saw sandusky sexually abusing a boy in a penn state shower. the mcquery family friend gave a conflicting account. he testified mcquery told him he heard sexual sounds but never actually saw the alleged abuse. the sequestered jury is new deliberating without hearing a startling revolution. one of the adopted sons of jerry and dotty sandusky now says his father abused him. through his lawyer 33-year-old matt sandusky says he told prosecutors just this week that he was abused. reportedly prepared to testify as a rebut l witness if his -- rebut l witness if his father took the stand. there's no details about when and where the abuse took case and no indication why he can't come through sooner. jurors must sort through 48 criminal count. all the accusers met sandusky at his charity. >> another alleged victim has just come forward claiming sandusky abused him over 100 times over 4 years. >>> get ready for another muggy summer afternoon. people are tryin

i think thatting th going to do well. >> mike murphy? >> this credit suisse news is negative overall. i think that could be one of the reasons we're rallying today is things have deteriorated to the point where we do need some sort of easing. we're going to get some more easing and i think that's why you see the markets rallying today. >> i think and you probably will agree with this, it's ahead of the greek election is the huge thing where people worry about that pop, the same way we had the pop out of spain last weekend. we saw the markets rally on a monday morning only to get it back sharply the same day. you have to be cautious on your risk/reward. >> as a european at the heart of the crisis, what would you say to the american investor? >> the european shares, i think it is really difficult. i think ultimately the europeans will get their act together. ultimately they will do things which will save the euro and save the european integration but it will take several quarters, maybe several years. it is hard for american investors to g

mike was impressed. so what was the problem? why aren't these guys getting more work? well, mike talked to one of their clients -- >> the different jobs he's done in our house. >> and checked out their website. their biggest marketing tool. suddenly, things started to become clear. >> so i sat down and spoke with your customers. laura. and i looked at images you like, not consistent with what your customer likes. so one thing we're going to want to do is revamp some of the site. >> in order to project the high-end image they wanted, synergy total home needed a redesign. we asked local photographer robert shane to help out. >> hi. >> nice to meet you. >> thank you. >> robert specializes in taking photos for annual reports. he offered to provide ken and julius with a whole new look. something more managerial. >> put you in a position of management, not the doers anymore. but the managers. >> that's what we want. >> the new photos were simply step one. when we come back, we tackle the other issues holding synergy total home back. their handshake partnership agreement exposes t

>> it is going well. mike rossi is leading the charge. i have met with what i think will be the next president of china. we have delegations from china to come here. we're sending delegations there. this is not just business as usual. we're getting detailed committees and proposals, a couple of the key states. we want good coming this way. we want good going out way. -- goods coming this way and we want goods going out that way. >> are you doing anything like that? >> we have been working on the north-south access. we have a biannual that denver works on that brings people together for cultural, business, intellectual exchange and focuses on mexico and chile and brazil. one of the great things we're missing right now, it is part of the root of this mess about it -- immigration. our partners are right there. those old movies where people -- there was the girl next door, and the hero tries to fall in love with some likely candidates. she turns out to be loyal and ticks down her hair and -- takes down her hair and glasses. that is mexico. br

veep choice, mike huckabee doesn't think much of his chances, telling nbc this week "i think there's a greater likelihood that i'll be asked by madonna to go on tour as her bass player." well, mike, you never know. >>> former vermont governor howard dean got extreme this weekend, arguing mitt romney wants to take us back to the '50s and not the 1950s, the 1850s, even likened romney to mahmoud ahmadinejad. >>> gabby gifford campaigning this weekend. her husband told politico while she's not sure she wants to run for office again, she does want to get into public service. >>> it's reported the driving records of ten senate candidates show a need for speed. republicans have the dubious edge. six gop candidates have eight speeding convictions, while four democrats have only three. >>> all right, jamie foxx, he wants to be president. okay, well, sorts of. he's in talks to play the president. "a white house down," a thriller about an attack on the white house. >>> a former "west wing" resident, short of. martin sheen thinks the president will soundly beat mitt romney. no romney fan, sheen told "the australian" the race boils down to "a man living an honest life and a hustling .