is cold, wet, windy and miserable, but not everyone is complaining. at the garden center, they are at this relentless rain. moments, the dropped and rain falling fast and hard region. e april showers bring mayflowers. and of farmers, forecasters and gardner's have bemoaned the lack of rain for weeks. we are happy for the rain. well as will come from an viewpoint, some it hard to take. it is cold. >> the drastic cold snap after warm weather has people digging into their closet, resurrecting winter expect toey did not see four months. this girl turned plastic bags into gloves. i just wanted to put it on to cover myself. >> we still found tourists on mall, but sidewalk cafes are packed this time of year e deserted. the paddle boats bobbed in the , but thehout passenger thes appeared to enjoy weather. not so much baseball fans. nationals stadiums sat empty without the fans to cheer the they hoped would another victory. the rain washed out the game. of the rain changed our plans. on the positive side, the constant downpour is washing e pollen of the air an

my miserable, lonly lesbian pregnancy. tonight i am going to read, to snip or not to snip. >> conception. i drive to the california cryo bank. there's no waiting room. just a glass window. a woman changes me $350. a vile half the size of my pinkie encased. this way up. i head to the clinic. i carry the sperm box inside. it's unwieldy. this is my second attempt. so i know the routine. the first time, i brought my friend. even some crouch shots. most people don't get good shots of conception. i feel confident this time, like i'm doing my part in the world. the war in iraq started. may be this kid will be a piece maker, a modern day jesus christ as this jew understands jesus. i don't know what does. week 21, everyone thinks i'm having a boy. by everyone, i mean the waiter and my grandmother and neighbor across the street. i was getting out of my car and she yelled "your having a boy". week 22, my family is involved in an all out campaign on the names i'm considering. she mocks the mothers calling after their sons, sebastion.

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i was miserable. i was absolutely miserable.stead of trying to change it at the time, my out was death. that's the skinhead philosophy. retirement program is either the prison or the grave. i didn't feel like going to prison. so that would have been the other alternative. >> brian? brian? you're all done, buddy. open your mouth up wide. you're all done, buddy. >> try to stay on your back. >> brian, you hear me? >> yes. >> just relax. >> stay right on your back. >> we're just going to take you to the wake up room. >> i think he's more concerned about my stress level than anything else. he just wants me to see him so i know he's okay. because i'm a mom and i worry, 1,000 times more than i should. >> well, right now his blood pressure is 179 over 108. so we definitely want to bring that down to his pre-op what he was. >> this just hurts so bad, baby. >> i'm so sorry. >> brian, is it getting any better? >> it hurts like hell. >> zero being no pain, 10 the worst about a 10? >> i'm thinking 11. >> i'm going to give you more medicine i

but miserably and failed to turn up and couldn't be reached by phone. journalists talk to the refugees for the first time there is no problem they're ready to come into contact but then they're more experienced friends advise them to break off all contacts and keep a low profile in this way they multiply the vast army over we go my grants. in the evening the square near the railway station becomes a shanty town for illegal migrants. the police advised tourists to steer clear of it after nightfall. television cameras attract the attention of many of the inhabitants they began chanting new versions of old slogans going back to the arab spring the votes yoyo relation right here in italy down with berlusconi and down with the right wingers. fear i would. caution is that so much of it when it is used. by the market with god bless me sanction of israel movement where does it stand on the question of a two state solution of the palestine israel conflict. a refugee from libya has just seen a doctor. he's suffering from a sustained during military hostilities in

they are miserable. but these are private communications. these are not people saying it in a newspaper, on a speech on the floor of the u.s. congress. these are occasional sporadic private comments. we see interesting comments in a diary kept by a wealthy woman from south carolina named mary chestnut. mary chestnut was the daughter of a governor, she marries a wealthy man, james chestnut and she lives in great comfort on the plantation in south carolina. but she's not a very happy person. in her diary she pours out her feelings and her diary was , sh feelings and her diary was published long after her death and we finally got a full complete edition in 1981. but the things she says in her . she says that slavery was a monstrous system. that's the word she used. and she asked god to forgive the south for slavery. she also complained bitterly about the fact that her own father-in-law, her husband's father, had numerous illegitimate offspring on the plantation of mixed race. that people walking around, her father-in-law's plantation who looked

by watching porn you know it's i think people are already sexually or prost enough as it is and miserable because of it so it's.

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the tax code and just about how miserable and complicated this is the tax code is now three point eight million words long for everybody you know over the last ten years they have made about four thousand four hundred twenty eight change is for the tax code and he goes out to about more than one a day and the results are some seven point six four billion hours of paperwork for america so. why is there a tax code in a tax system so complicated. because we wanted to be complicated we're basically running a buffet and saying rather than have one person create a buffet we're going to ask everybody what do you want and everybody has a thing that they want one person says ok the thing i want to tax code is protection if i buy a home what i want is some money if i had a kid know what i want is just some money in exchange for working because i'm low income on the basis on the merits of each of these individual things they might be good to have in the tax code but what do you end up happening is your tax code is bloated because every single group wants something in there and it's theirs and it's

i was a miserable, cranky person. when they say balanced diet you need a little of everything. the vitamin deficiency that comes if that's all you eat. >> is that how you will dress as a sexy hamburglar. i have the handcuffs in the car. >> bill, you lived in an arby's dumpster for three years. were you depressed or happy you had a co swree bed and discarded guns. >> it was less on burgers and more on smack. but this story is absolutely true. i don't buy the fact that you are only unhappy after it is over with. you ever looked at yourself? you are probably in your sweats and you go back and get in line and you look at yourself and others and say i look like this. they know they will not hate themselves and they know immediately the feeling left by a sense of emptiness and burger sweat and everyone there is miserable. but it is a drug and they can't help themselves. >> there would be more mirrors. >> it is great. i said we as if i own disok -- stock in the company. >> the billion of burgers, there is one thing if you ever notice and i talked about it on the show. i call it the ea

it doesn't look good i think that people would be a lot more miserable than they already are because porn is an outlet for people not just the futile watching but performers as well i mean it's a multi-billion dollar industry and especially with jobs that employs tons of people you know tons of people are helping the economy by watching porn you know it's i think people are already sexually or prost enough as it is and miserable because of it so it's me there's no thank you so much for joining us today with alec you know it's adult film actress. well that's going to do it for the news for tonight but stick around the big picture is coming up at the top of the hour get ready for a government shutdown this time that's president obama who is threatening to close shop all because house republicans are going back on the deal they made with the white house over spending levels for next year's budget it's the tea party on one side and president obama on the other and it could make for a very ugly september today host tom hartman will ask the washington washington correspondent for the natio

busy doing their taxes and those taxes are due tomorrow and i take the opportunity to discuss how miserable the entire process is and some of the because debates over our tax code down to it has been lobbying to make sure that you can do your taxes in five minutes and for those of us using tax preparing software like for botox instead of an accountant surely be free from iras penalties and the buffett rule for about the senate today but is the idea of taxing the rich going to go away if it fails so get ready for your monday hangover. the numbers. are right here to discuss with me is matt welch editor in chief of reason magazine and their thompson senior editor at the atlantic. hello gentlemen thank you for joining me. it is so much fun everybody let's talk about taxes right you actually posted some stats today that i've decided to read for the audience here in the tax code and just about how miserable and complicated this is the tax code is now three point eight million words long for everybody you know over the last ten years they have made about four thousand four hundred twenty eight cha

now to sit here and be miserable and make other people miserable because of my wrongdoing, it's not theight way to be, you know? i know how to live comfortable in here. >> coming up on lockup: extended stay, nearly 20 years on death row, now he's out. >> i wanted the death penalty, to be honest with you. >> reporter: san quentin is home to the only operating execution chamber in california. and a condemned row that houses the highest level inmates in the state. >> as of today, we have 644 inmates on death row. and 622 of them are currently housed at san quentin. the other 22 are either out to court or seeking medical attention somewhere possibly in federal jurisdiction outside of the state. >> san quentin's condemned row houses california's most heinous criminals such as the night stalker richard ramirez, the man who killed polly class, richard allen davis whose crime led to california's three strikes law and scott peterson, convicted of murdering his pregnant wife. >> the bottom line is, we don't allow filming in condemned row simply because it's department policy. >> though denied acc

when i left already i felt, early in my 20's i realize how miserable their life was. they lived under a huge july. -- huge lie. they spent years and years in the country, latvia, the soviet republic, they did not know the language. they did not know why they were there. my father was a party member. he was a pretty high military officer under the jr. colonel. he was a total stalinist. he had a streak of anti- semitism and a very strewed man and a nervous man. remember when stalin died, i was 5. i remember he cried. four days. -- for days. when we realized who the hell joseph stalin was, my father was christ. totally -- crushed. totally crushed. i felt i would never forgive that country for what they went through. we lived there until i was 12 or so with a communal apartment with five families. the same kitchen. my brother and me and parents. it was a hell. but it was a common thing. my father was not a general or admiral but he was a colonel. he was teaching in the military academy typography. he was teaching spies for the soviet government. later on, we got a two-roo

just a miserable day out there. >> we say we needed the rain and are we getting it. let's show you doppler radar. we were getting bands of heavy rain right now. everywhere we saw the yellow and in some cases it has gone over to rain. we're going to switch over and show you. wjz radar continues to track these rain drops. we've already had 2-inches of rain in salisbury. ocean city 1.69-inches. bwi marshall, .68-inches. temperatures have come way down. look at the west, 36 in oakland, the swing from yesterday at this time 30 degrees cooler and the colder it's going to continue to come our way because of that. a winter storm warning, yes a winter storm warning is in effect for allegheny counties where accumulated snow is expected. >>> stay with wjz for complete weather coverage. to find doppler radar any time log on to wjz.com. >>> with a $38 million budget shortfall, one councilman has an idea that he says will help the deficit. putting advertisements on fire trucks. and andrea fujii explains one company wants to have the first ad with a provocative ad. >> these are out

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if you would really like to make my life miserable, you would actually agree with us. the responsibility, i have to come through. just a thought. we will move to agenda item number four, the task force work plan. last week's meeting, we had initial discussions around the final report. one of the major markers of the completion of our work, not only in addition to the mass and the redrawing of the district line by the deadline april 14, but the documentation about the process and how we arrive at the final maps. the draft outline that was afforded, i want to open up for discussions around landing on some benchmarks in some enter and deadlines. i know that the house member have also raised, in addition to the final report, how we developer process where both the report would be compiling the report that doesn't have the necessary wait until the final maps are drawn that we can do those simultaneously. i did get an update from mr. schreiber that he is charged with the topics of the first three topics, and production, criteria, and a process that he would have a draft to t

. >> for kids, they're miserable.they're really young because they don't know what is going on. and it is really bad. >> i think the person who wrote in is a student. so what happens here is on planet earth, we have air pressure and when you get into an airplane or go high up in the mountains or under other circumstances, that pressure can change. the pressure, the higher you go, the lower the pressure. so when you go in an airplane, when you are here on planet earth on the surface, you are in equilibrium but as you start to take off and owe up in the plane, the pressure changes in the atmosphere but in your head, you have air stuck in your ears. that pressure antichanged. wisdom is looking like what is going on here? >> i was guessing it was pressure. pressure outside your ear is lower than the pressure inside your ear and that is why you feel the discomfort in your eardrum. >> that difference starts pulling on your eardrum so that it is kind of pulled outward and it makes it uncomfortable and you are not able to equ

i failed miserably. a professor said everything has been set but not everything has been said superbly. even if it had, everything must be said freshly again and again. you have to see a fresh lead to a certain extent. the real issue with -- in terms of asking

i failed miserably. a professor said everything has been set but not everything has been said superbly. even if it had, everything must be said freshly again and again. you have to see a fresh lead to a certain extent. the real issue with -- in terms of asking the president, what are the things that matter most, a bass part of those profits would be invested in california. colorado would have a significant -- pretty much every state in the country would benefit. you look at the companies based in silicon valley. they have offices, you want to expand your business, think about those young people in colorado. everything -- stated say the same thing. that money would get spent over the country very rapidly. >> thank you. governor brown. >> it is a good idea to bring back that $1 trillion sitting out there. how to do that, it remains to be seen. but then that will require some other

and the grass account so if you suffer from allergies to the next couple of days is going to be miserable. but the temperatures will be nice 60s along the coast to 74 redwood city and to 80 degrees to the selfless and morgan hill and in gilroy palette. 71 degrees but instead 78 degrees additional warm up north of the golden gate bridge 75 and sandras a low 70's in mill valley upper 60s in december fell keep big jump up and temperatures will occur on friday but they're repeat peak performance on saturday. by this time next week to a seasonal temperatures. this is your pinpoint forecasts exports coming up next. named fireman's friends flee kuwait the dogs dissyllable in varnish and. did we is the fellow at on of present and not because it's not quite as scheduled because he's had a history association went to buy the paint and somehow got the wrong color. his head of the history society and he says the guy at loews sold him, painted in gold paint can. >>> but the city's fire department got involved in a cover-up after discovered in faster than you can say dick nixon got a gold again. the tr

attorney general wilson, does the arizona law seek to make life so miserable for arizona illegals they this is a red herring, we're talking about what is constitutionally provided for. the state has powers reserved urn the 10th amendment. anything prohibited by congress, and the bar is very high for what is prohibited, there is nothing prohibited that allows arizona to allow local law enforcement to supplement or augment and support a federal government that for years ag claimed a lack of resources. we're also dealing with administration debt. they say we will prohibit law enforcement, and they use the term racial profiling, but we will mandate under the state department, there is a manual called the access manual that requires law enforcement to racial profile for getting people access -- >> that's not what the court will be thinking about. what the court is thinking about is the do these two laws conflict? and arizona will be trying to say they don't, and if you look at the saur face details they don't, but if you look at the big intent, they are hugely. >> i'm a guy, as you well kno

you did not have people splashing dirt all over you -- and making you just plain miserable, and maybe not even getting inside. >> thank you. >> i am 67 years old. i am a retired schoolteacher. with a master's degree, and homeless. not by my own oddness, but i have a unique situation in that i have been in the new york system of homelessness, and also san francisco. i have been in san francisco for 25 years, part of the bay area for 35 years. i have taught high school for 38 years. there is no reason i should be homeless. i did when i was supposed to do but it was the government -- the system here, it treats people very badly. i have seen very sick people waiting for it their bed. some people cannot walk, and some people are hungry, they are tired and depleted, and some of them do not get a bed. it is a sad thing to see their faces. i have been in the next door, and they sent me once to something called sanctuary, and i gave them the bed and said i would not sleep in this place, where the garbage and the beds are in the same place. and it smells like a pigsty. i was upset. next door is

influential in the world you convinced these banks they had to do this, it just really made my life miserable for a couple of weeks trying to figure out how to use their new system. i mean, it seems to me that -- you know, i had the impression that technology people are sort of making work for themselves by influencing institutions that they need to change what they have already in place. i still go by the old model -- if it is not broken, do not fix it. so i am opposing these questions to the senate panel. >> those are great observations. i am in my mid-40's by now, and there are programming languages used regularly that just did not exist five years ago. when you hear these guys talk, it is like gobbledygook to me. you get old with your music. you get old with your skills sets. it is just the way it is. because we are a technology- driven society, and we have completely inverted the traditional way back societies were built when -- where when you were older, what you learned was survival skill, and you were right. that is the problem. the young guys are right, and the old guys take it in th

. >> it's going to be just miserable. >> where to stay clear of and why drivers aren't the only ones who should be concerned. >> let the traffic headaches begin. several lanes are now closed. the main road in and out of downtown baltimore. wjz is live. not just computers worried about traffic tie ups. >> reporter: you can see some of those lane closures right now. and they will be closed for six to eight weeks. the orange barrels are out and so is concern about the closures. >> you have to wake up earlier, get to work earlier. >> it's not even possible, i am not going to go that way. >> reporter: lanes were shut down as workers repaired holes on the road. >> this isn't something we have the luxury of rating. for public safety we better move now. >> reporter: the closure is not just trouble for commuters, it may also delay fire and medics. >> it can add a minute or two to that response. >> reporter: something that has residents nervous. >> it's just not fair. the police department has to worry more because they have to take more time getting to where they need to get. >> those vehicle

and they include a performance of les miserables. >> the mayor will be there to cut a giant birthday cake. >> and back outside now. doyle drive is about two and a half hours from being shut down and demolished. >> they're moving equipment into place at 8:00. if all goes as planned doyle drive will be demolished and a new roof will open up. >> if you want to go to abc 7 news.com we have ways for to you get around traffic gridlock. so that abc 7

if you cannot understand how miserable, intellectually miserable, culturally miserable life was in thes. it was dumbed down beyond recognition by the emergence of television, by what existed, of radio, what passed for popular culture. and so as a result you had all these currents of protest. they weren't organized in the way the fbi thought, there was no cabal, it was spontaneous, and it happened in many, many ways. it happened that in my office just before -- let me say i also did my homework late. i had the wrong version, it turns out, of scripture -- [laughter] so i borrowed john's and i finished it about 25 minutes ago. by accident i found 1,000 fearful words for fidel castro, so i read that quickly, and this was 1961, and it's this brilliant thing by a guy i love forever, my role model in journalism who said keep an open mind but not so open that your brains fall out. [laughter] love that standard. but you look through his 1,000 fearful words, and it's all there. how dumb the cold war is, how dumb the military complex is, the need for more personal freedom, the need for diversity,

it weighed 73-pounds and looks pretty darn miserable to have it on. while the chinese media was trumpeting the fact he shattered the previous world record, the folks said not so fast, my friend. the previous record is 135- pounds worth of bees. an estimated 16,15,000 bees. he was beedazzled by the news. but let's bee real. i can't imagine anyone wanting to do that more than once. i could be wrong. >> that is our report. i thought about it for a while. we'll be back at 11:00 along with anita brikman. have a great evening. don't forget, log on any time you like to wusa9.com. we'll see you later. bye bye. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment news magazine in the world. >> jennifer hudson breaks down on the stand. will her fame affect the jury? >> "e.t." is on the ground as the trial for her murdered family members begins today. >> the oscar winner's emotional testimony facing the accused killer. >> brad and angelina, brad and justin. is the race to the alter on? is jen planning a big fat greek wedding at this resort? and who w

he was very miserable and that was when it went bad. was trapped. i said, if you're not miserable have, why stay? get a divorce. he wanted to find a way to get out of getting a divorce without paying child support. >> the prosecutor put crystal on the stand, of course, and then told them bob duke's way out of marital dissatisfaction was shove his wife off the cliff and collect the $60,000 in insurance. when that money ran out, then bob and his brother concocted a scheme to have their parents killed for their insurance money. bob duke took the stand himself to deny the allegations against him. denied for example crystal's story although he agreed they did hang out together. reporter steve core found his testimony flat, expressionless. >> he came across as arrogant, he came across as not remorseful. >> but the jury apparently had a lot to talk about. an hour went by, then five, then 10. it was late when roger brauburger got a call. he had just put his children to bed. he rushed down to the courthouse to hear the verdict. >> you must have

were on this program, in the other studio, you had just taken on a new assignment and you failed miserably. the super committee had just been announced. i was glad there was an hispanic on the committee and an african american. what do you have to save yourself? >> i tried. but at the same time, common ground has to be perceived by all sides. i'm not going to cave to get a common ground. there are various dark visions of what moves this country forward. i suspect your book that is coming out will probably speak to those different divisions of america. we laid didn't succeed, forward in this super committee the elements of what could go forward. i just don't think there is enough animation on the republican side get to where we have got to go together. the darwinian kind of way of doing it, i got by then you have to get yours. tavis: i should mention, since you mentioned it, i wrote a book with a doctor on the views about poverty. we have a new book coming out called "direct at the rest of us happy " the book is out in a matter of days. -- "the rich and the rest of us." the book comes out i

i see every day that everyone is miserable, hungry. all have been kicked out on the streets. politicians do not acknowledge the people's pain and hunter. -- and hunger. >> it is just one of the many soup kitchens in athens. to receive aid from the eu and the international monetary fund, greece has pledged to slash spending. without an economic recovery, more greeks will be returning to soup kitchens. >> finally, the highest building in new york city is under construction. it is being built on the site of the world trade center. >> on monday, workers erected steel columns, making the building higher than the iconic 1930's skyscraper. they will continue work on the building also known as the freedom tower. >> that is it for now. thank you for watching. we will have more news at the top of the our. >> we will see you again soon. -- we will have more news of the top of the hour.

it was a miserable afternoon. hazmat still cleaning up the highway. luckily no one was hurt. >> busted by the feds. flea market in business for 24 years got raided by homeland security investigators. they believe they seized counterfeit, pirated and unlicensed merchandise being sold here. they have been working on this for 6 1/2 years. >> could there be a connection to a shooting friday night to the one that happened here last night? according to police, 20 minutes until midnight a 20-year-old man walks in the hospital with gunshot wounds to his arm and leg. same thing happened friday night. a guy was shot at the same time 20 minutes before midnight. walks into the hospital, gunshot wounds to his back. he was shot two blocks away. we'll be right back. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast. >> foggy day out there. you're looking at the most powerful radar. the rain keeps moving flew the area. we picked up .8. the fact we can see another quarter of an inch or half inch in some places. right now temperatures chilly out there, 48

a cool 49 here in washington right now, so it's going to be a cold, wet night, a miserable monday, very slow go on the commute tomorrow. the question is, will it stay cold all week? i'll answer that coming up. chris? >>> because of the weather, chuck, there are scattered power outages in northern virginia. dominion power says 257 customers are in the dark. novec has two outages and pepco has 83 outages. >>> now to the caps. it came down to overtime and unfortunately today it didn't go the caps' way. erica gonzalez joins us live after the battle with the bruins. >> reporter: after they stole a game, fans were hoping to watch them clinch game 6 here at home, but i guess they'll have to settle for a game 7 in boston. it was simply one thrill after another. capitol fans came to the verizon center in full force to cheer on the seventh seed capitols. fans were on an emotional roller coaster ride until the very end. some say it's about never losing faith, but for others it's about taking it one day at a time. in this sea of red, we found a lone boston fan doing the best he could to cheer for h

. >> so many people just go to work, go to work, and they're so miserable and, you know, happy, and theseuys are like, you know what? i'm going to go live my life. >> this documentary appears may 2nd in utah at red cliff cinemas. >> and this from the delta. a couple of tourists on a tour bus. >> oh, [ bleep ]! >> whew. >> a safari, that bull hippo goes head-long, smashes into the side of this tour bus nearly putting a hole in the guy's leg that you see just getting out of the way. >> looks like the hippo's not phased by it. watches the truck he's driving and drops off into the wilderness. >> get the hell out of my house! >> [ bleep ]! >> sounds like a car crash. >> a hit-and-run. >> even as you're watching --s fat hippo charged the car and runs off. >> still looks friendly and cute. hippos look like they've got these huge smiles on their faces. >> he wasn't attacking. it was a love tap! >> believe it or not, hippos are known to kill more human beings in africa than any of the other large animal species. >>> sadly, we're not always on tv. but don't worry, because we're always on rightthism