mr. obama's feeble sanctions but if anything mr. putin is extravagantly more aggressive for america. as the european union girds itself for the collapse of the greek government and its economy the greek prime minister traveling to russia, he meets with putin tomorrow. russia may not loan money to the all but bankrupt greece but the two countries have agreed to move russian gas to europe in a pipeline they'll build through greece. russia's influence rises, european dependency on russia rises. the united states has topped russia as the top producer of oil and gas now but russia still holds fist over hand in europe. russia's influence rising in the middle east where arab states are turning to putin as president obama is set on reaching a nuclear deal with iran. the former director of the defense intelligence agency general michael flynn warns our middle east allies are already reaching out to russia to help them develop their own nuclear arsenals. obama administration's policies are driving other countries into the arms of vladimir putin. in november of 2013 secretary kerry proclaimed t

mr. obama speak the n word came as a shock. monday his spokesman said there were no regrets. >> the president made clear that it's not possible to judge the nation's progress on race issues based solely on an evaluation of our country's manners. >> the ugly epithet has been hurled at him personally. but mr. obama also made a point he made in the traifn trayvon martin case. >> when i see malia and sasha they are better than we were on these issues. that's true in every community that i've visited all across the country. >> it isn't the first time the president has uttered the word, true man lbj nixon were all on record. a demeaning racial slur. mr. obama has used the n word in the past, in his memoir, dreams from my father, the word appears several times. the president invoked the speech the spring in selma. intera notion that progress is real and we have to take hope from that progress. but what is also real is that the march isn't over and the work is not yet completed. >> mike viqueria, al ja

mrs. obama's favorite family snapshots.rare and inside look at the first lady's private life and public goals. a look we've never quite had before. the issue hits the news stands tomorrow. >>> joining me now is leslie jane editor and chief of "more magazine." thank you for coming. >> happy to be here. >> having a first lady guest editor. who prompted mrs. obama to do this? >> it's crazy. i'm so happy. i wanted to do something i've never done before and i approached her with the idea and shockingly, they said yes so it's great. >> wow. now working with her, what surprised you? what's the thing that stood out that surprised you about working with her? >> what is so amazing is first of all i traveled with her. i traveled chasing her. i wasn't on the plane, to japan and cambodia to launch let girls learn and worked with her in the white house for the shoot. we had most of the day working on the shoot so two interesting things one is when she travels, the world, like i got into a cab and cambodia and my cab driver is like oh my

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mr. obama said racism is "still part of our d.n.a." then he doubled down with six letters that perhaps only the president can get away with saying in public. mr. obama speaks for himself in major garrett's report. >> racism, we are not cured of. >> clearly. >> and it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say nigger in public. that's not the measure of whether racism still exists or not. it's not just a matter of overt discrimination. we have... societies don't overnight completely erase everything that happened 200 to 300 years prior. >> reporter: the white house said the president did not plan on using the "n" word, but that he had no regrets. it was the first time he has used that word in public as president. but he has not shied away from being provocative in the past. mr. obama used the "n" word more than ten times in his memoir "dreams from my father." he read a passage in 1995 at the cambridge, massachusetts, public library. >> they would have it named for that, too, a name that c

mr. obama said that too often, he has had to come to a microphone to mourn the deaths of innocent people killed by someone who had no trouble getting access to a gun. >> at some point we as a country will have to reckon with the fact that this type of mass violence does not happen in other advanced countries. >> mr. obama said he and first lady michelle obama knew several parishioners at the church that was targeted including the pastor, who died, state senator clementa pinckney. and some somber moments shared across the bay area for the victims of the shooting in south carolina. kpix 5 reporter kiet do has more on hour people here are showing their support for a community thousands of miles away. kiet. >>> reporter: good morning. hundreds of people all across the bay area came together to mourn those victims from charleston. the congregation at the true vine baptist church in east san jose held an organized vigil last night. people of all faiths were welcome. dr. pastor lee wilson said our nat

mr. obama said racism is "still part of our d.n.a." then, he doubled down with six letters that perhaps only the president can get away with saying in public. mr. obama speaks for himself in major garrett's report. >> reporter: the white house said the president did not plan on using the "n" word, but that he had no regrets. it was the first time he has used that word in public as president. but he has not shied away from being provocative in the past. mr. obama used the "n" word more than ten times in his memoir "dreams from my father." he read a passage in 1995 at the cambridge, massachusetts, public library. >> they would have it named for that, too, a name that could cage you just as good, like "paranoid" or "militant" or "violent" or "nigger". >> reporter: historians note presidents truman, johnson and nixon used the "n" word in private conversation at a time when it was deemed more acceptable. the only other known public presidential utterance came from bill clinton in 1995 when he discus

and if mr. obama says -- i love the head line. barack obama poised to raise wages for millions. nothing could be farther from the trurthsth neil. it's going to cause wages to drop. if mr. obama wants a recovery he needs to shrink and reduce the size of government. think about this neil.aibustfilibuster but this is the truth. the deeper the recession, the more we spring out quickly and at a faster pace. >> it it would surprise me if you're changing overtime for businesses that have you, in other words to the point in which you have to pay overtime even solid workers up to 52 grand, and could be many more workers, this is something that is in the department of labor discretion within the white house purview. and congress can whine, moan and complain all it wants. >> yeah. and that's the problem. so what's going to happen? it's going to create all kinds of legal challenges. you're going to see it tied up in the court. remember when the national labor relation board did this to boeing neil? and in the deep recession like this we should be expanding at 3% to 5%. not a negative 0.7% g

but why would mr. obama permit china in? mr. obama's told everyone the tpp is his clever response to china's rising economic and trade power in the asia-pacific region. does mr. obama not realize that china accounts for about two-thirds of the united states trade deficit. slow that trade, reduce that deficit and china would feel the effect almost immediately. in the south china sea, it's charging ahead with its expansionary policies unilaterally take possession of territories claimed by four other nations, and china is ignoring every u.s. warning as it deploys weapons now on the 2000 acres of the artificial islands it's built in the spratly island region, warning in fact the united states to not dare to intervene. in the face of china's aggression, here is the reaction of our commander in chief. >> the truth is that china is going to be successful. it's big. it's powerful. its people are talented and they work hard, and it may be that some of their claims are legitimate, but they shouldn't just try to establish that based on thro

. >> mr. obama ordered the review last year, a response from dozens of complaints from desperate and angry families. that they received conflicting information from the government, were an afterthought or even threatened by some government officials. the parents of james foley went public after i.s.i.l. murdered him last year. >> all i'm saying is what we are doing to sedate is the enough. >> a hostage recovery fusion cell to coordinate the government's recovery efforts a hostage envoy to work with foreign governments on hostage recovery and a family engagement team to share information with families. mr. obama says he won't change the long held u.s. tradition of not negotiating with hostage takers. >> but the families can assist, to assure the safety of the family members and to make sure they are not defrauded. >> even if the government won't pay ransoms will it help families that do? a top white house official says there is no contradiction. >> am i bad guy in the middle east is that a distinctio

mr. obamaor gun control that severely wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords and killed[z >> we should be willing to challenge old assumptions in order to lessen the prospects of such violence in the÷x future. >> reporter: then in december 2012 a gunman killed:o graders and six adults at sandy hook elementary school. mr. obama called it the worst day of his presidency. >> theyjfg had their entire lives ahead of them birthdays, graduations, their own. >> reporter: just four later, congress rejected and effectively ended the president's gun control agenda.w7r >> i've heard some say that blocking this would beó[ a victory. my question is: a victory for who? >> reporter: that defeat has led to frustration and resignation, which boiled over again today. >>nb at some point we as a country will have to reckon with the fact that this type of violence does not happen in other advanced countries. >> reporter: thep taken 23 separate executive actions to limit actions to some firearms under certain condi

mr. obama said russia must live up to its cease-fire agreement on ukraine. the men also talked about isis and the increasingly dangerous situation in syria. >>> the white house says the u.s. and russian presidents agree on the need for unity in the upcoming iran nuclear talks. u.s. secretary of state john kerry heads to vienna later today join those talks. negotiators are facing a self-imposed june 30th deadline to reach a deal. the u.s. and five other countries want iran to seriously cut back its nuclear program in exchange for economic sanctions relief. >>> the unrelenting heat wave in pakistan has killed more than 1,000 people. and authorities warn more deaths are expected in the coming days. wards are filled beyond capacity and there is simply not enough space to put all of the bodies. so far, 180 unidentified victims have been buried. more will be buried after friday afternoon prayers. but many grave yards are running out of room. simon monthson has more for us from karachi. >> reporter: a

mr. obamapped by mark marin's garage studio to appear on his podcast show called wtf. >> racism, we are not cured of it. clearly. and -- and it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say (bleep) in public. that's not the measure of weather racism still exists or not. >> some people didn't like the president saying the actual word rather than that common phrase the n-word but marin says the president was speaking candidly about topics related to the church massacre in charleston. mr. obama has addressed the issue of race a number of times including after the shooting of trayvon martin in 20's 12 michael brown in ferg see is that the police custody death of freddie gray in baltimore earlier this year. >> 6:38. time nor accuweather. two issue of concern. >> the first is heat and humidity that's going to be the big issue for most of the day for most people but later this afternoon and this evening the chance of some strong thunderstorms. right now we are dry. as we take a look outside, we ha

in an emotional inspirational eulogy mr. obamaed clementa pinckney, the slain pastor of the emanuel a.m.e. church in charleston, south carolina. and jeff pegues was there. >> what a good man. you preacher by 13. pastor by 18. public servant by 23. what a life clementa pinckney lived. to the families of the fallen, the nation shares in your grief. our pain cut that much deeper because it happened in a church. the church is and always has been the center of african american life. ( applause ) >> that's right. >> a place to call our own in a too-often hostile world a sanctuary from so many hardships. >> reporter: the president said the killer knew the meaning of attacking a church. >> it was an act that drew on a long history of bombs and arson and shots fired at churches. >> amen. >> not random. but as a means of control. >> amen. >> a way to terrorize and oppress. >> reporter: that oppression, mr. obama said, persists today. >> maybe we now realize the way racial bias can infect us, even when we don't realize it. so that we're guar

mr. obama also got political weighing in on gun control and the confederate flag. [ singing ] >> removing the flag from this state's capital would not be an act of political correctness. it would not be an insult to the valor of confederate soldiers. >> at the end of his eulogy, the president surprised everyone with a song. [ singing amazing grace ] >> everyone joined in with him. after the service mr. obama met in private with the families of the other shooting victims. six more funerals will be held in the next week. >>> well, another social media mess a facebook post that led to a break-in and impromptu party. what the revellest took that has the homeowners most puzzled. >> and protecting your stuff from burglars with your cell phone. consumerwatch looks at the app >>> a vacation nightmare for an east bay family while they were away, a group of teenagers turning the empty home into party central. kpix 5's da lin with why some are calling it the bacon break- in. da. >> reporter: yeah. that's

mr. obama's acknowledgement he doesn't have a strategy for defeating isis made a lot of headlines. something else may have been more telling. mr. obama said quote, where we have trained iraqi forces directly and equipped them and train and assist posture, they operate effectively. he found that when he took office. the surge of u.s. troops under bush crushed al qaeda in iraq. iraqi forces assumed much of the country's security burden. u.s. forces were still deeply involved in training and assisting iraqi counter parts. in 2008 president obama admitted the surge was succeeded and called rock an extraordinary achievement. that year 2011 saw 40,000 u.s. troops in the country. a year later, 4,000. the iraqi army has not been the same since. there are many reasons. when forces are deeply involved training assisting and influencing, they fight well. not only that but iraqi leaders behave better pulling all u.s. forces out and get the opposite result. the president may have come to recognize this or a

mr. obama last august. >> i don't want to put the cart before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. >> reporter: the president met iraqi prime minister haider al-abadi here in the bavarian alps days after a body complained coalition partners were not doing enough to defeat isis. mr. obama said some fault lies with al-abadi's own government. >> all the countries in the international coalition are prepared to do more to train iraqi security forces. one thing we're still seeing is in iraq places where we've got more training capacity than we have recruits. >> reporter: strains in the relationship were plain as the iraqi prime minister tried to steal a moment of the president's time after the ceremonial g7 photo. immersed in conversation with other leaders the president never turned around. al-abadi and his translator finally walked away in frustration. the president also blamed the flow of foreign fighters into isis ranks and poor morale among iraqi troops, charlie. republicans said these diffi

. >> mr. obamaange is a direct result of having spoken to, having talked with families of captives, that includes two americans murdered by isis, kayla mueller who you see on the the screen and james foley as well. >> many of the families told us they felt like an after thought or distraction. that too often the law enforcement or military intelligence officials they were interacting with were begrudging in giving them information. and that ends today. i'm making it clear these families are to be treated like what they are, our trusted partners and active partners in the recovery of their loved ones. >> the white house had another stunning revelation on wednesday. an adviser says more than 30, 30 americans are currently being held hostage overseas, that includes those held by terrorist groups, drug cartels and criminal gangs. >>> now we will speak with david roed rhodes. he was held captive by the taliban. this is a big day for hostages' families. tell us what the current reality is for them. the pe

the white house says mr. obama will honor delaware's former attorney general as a remarkable son, father and public servant. >> cnn national correspondent sunlen serfaty is going to be with us in a bit. but we do want to get right now to douglas brinkley and talk to you, douglas, if we could, please about beau biden and the legacy that he leaves. >> well in some ways it's fitting that today's d-day. because day of we think of as a great day of military service and beau biden, who had an opportunity to stay in politics stay in delaware make money, work in a law firm decided to dedicate his life to public service. in his mind that meant joining the national guard. that meant becoming a major in the armed forces and serving overseas duty in iraq. so doods funeral will have a military feel to it. but it's also he was a religious man. a child of roman catholicism. somebody who believed in god and jesus christ. and so it's it's really a very sad loss. and you have to feel for the vice president, losing a child, while he

representative peter defazio said mr. obama to guilt people and impugn their integrity. " he has ignored and disrespected congress for years and then he shows up at the baseball game with homemade beer and than comes to the caucus and lectures us for 40 minutes about his values and whether or not we are being honest by using legislative tactics to try to stop something which we believe the horrible mistake for the united states of america." are you surprised to ceiling would like that from democrats? steven komarow: it's interesting. it's also interesting that paul ryan used the lame-duck phrase. i think democrats feel that obama is not a plus for them anymore. they are all running for reelection and he is not. they are cutting distance from him. we are going to see that for the rest of the presidency. on this issue in particular, where they do have a strong constituency that is with them in the labor movement, it is exercising maximum clout for them. bill scanlan: let's go to crawford, georgia. jane is here on the republican l

putin is something that will certainly be a matter for mr. obama and mrs. merkel, they're meeting right now they're having a bavarian breakfast getting a feel for the area in the town of clune and then in chaussenment. >> beautiful place it is. dominic what are the other issues. >> the islamic state of iraq and the levant will be raised at the summit and then grekzit greek threefg euroleaving the euro zone, greece was supposed to make its most repayment of bailout money to the institutions athey call them to the imf and chose not to, chosen to bundle them at the end of june, 1.5 billion to the institutions, whether they will do so or not is something the leaders will have to discuss because of the potential of what they call greksit. what we'll be having with the european president in the next hour or so. >> dominic thank you. >> still ahead violence and vandalism in mexico ahead of a tense mid term election and in burundi where there's a growing clamor of fear, the standoff against the president deepens. inspiring new beginnings... >> these workers got the

mr. obama said he won't change the long held u.s. policy of never negotiating with terrorists but the government will no longer punish families who do. >> when appropriate our government may assist these families and private efforts in those communications. in part, to ensure the safety of the family members and to make sure that they're not defrauded. >> the new policy raises the question even if the government won't pay ransoms will it help families who do? a top u.s. official says there's no contradiction. >> if i'm a bad guy in the middle east is that a distinction with the difference? either way by taking an american. >> the government will not facilitate the payment of a ransom. what we will do however is work with families to try and advise them, to give them the benefit of our best advice. >> michael scott moore spent two and a half years as a hostage in somalia. he was released last september after his captors demanded and got a $1.6 million ransom. moore says the new u.s. policy will help families cope whether the governmen

mrs. obama teamed up with operation shower to hold a surprise baby shower and let a book reading for children. -- led a book reading for children. michelle obama: many critics bring their families that serve alongside them meaning that we have thousands of kids growing up an ocean away from their families and grandparents and anson on goals and all -- aunts and uncles and all of the people that support them. kellye: the first lady is wrapping up for tour in europe. ahead on washington weekly running out of room. students being urged to leave campus. the reason behind it and what kellye: let's get an update on the forecast. we have had all kinds of crazy weather from the rain and the lightning and the thunder yesterday and now a dry. late but the heat will remain -- period but the heat will remain. ryan: we have had 10 days in june with 90 degrees or higher and we will add to the total tomorrow and tuesday as well. we have had tremendous amount of rain and on saturday we picked up more rain than

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mr. obama lied. l have that story. >>> and every parent's worst nightmare as a 3-year-old is run over. we'll have video and some good news. next. >>> president obama caught in another lie. this time about obama care. again, here is the president back in 2009. >> there are also those who claim that our reform efforts would insure illegal immigrants. this too, is false. the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> six years later congressman joe wilson proven right. california is the first state to offer insurance to illegal immigrants. the california senate approved the legislation granting illegal immigrants access to the medicaid program seeking a waiver to sell insurance through obama care exchange. health care certainly not the only lie this administration has been perpetrated. pentagon officials today admitted the number of live anthrax samples sent to laboratories is double the previous statement. 51 labs in 17 states. three countries received shipments of that de

lou: mr. obamaho can't win on the facts, instead trying to convince people his moral sense is much higher than might reasonably be expected of one who has lied over and over to the american people, who has lied repeatedly knowingly and purposefully in order to pass it into law in the first place. president lied about how many people would benefit from obamacare about, keeping our doctors keeping our current insurance about lowering the cost of health care about lowering the price of health care insurance premiums. this president, though, claims his lies are not immoral or wrong implicitly he's not only righteous he's right. >> it would be a lot easier for me politically not to do this iran deal, but it's the right thing to do. >> yeah! >> saudi arabia egypt jordan the emirates, arab allies and israel strongly disagree that the so-called iran deal of the president's is the right thing to do. president also trying the same nonsense in support of his fiat on illegal immigration listen to this. >> some

he did later receive a promise for mr. obamaf that support and isis will be defeated but jake as you heard the president say today with this reworking of the strategy it's going to take some time. >> jim, are there enough iraqi recruits willing to sign up to join iraqi security forces? to fight isis? >> well that was interesting. what the president had to say today, he basically said know and essentially it's a contradiction of what he had to say today. he acknowledged at one point they have a bigger training capacity than they have recruits in iraq right now, and sort of putting that at the feet of the iraqi government saying you need to find us more fighters down there. jake this is the cornerstone of the president's strategy. he's talked about it almost since day 1 because of his reluctance to put u.s. combat boots on the ground but today he said basically there's not enough of them. >> jim acosta thank you so much. >>> you might remember that used to be called the summit of g-8 superpowers end recently when russia was kicked

we know mr. obamaved at least one briefing on the attack on that american owned gas factory in france. good morning. >> reporter: that's right. president obama was briefed here at the white house early this morning by his national security team. and that briefing took place hours before his regular presidential daily briefing that he receives each and every morning. clearly, carol, his team thinking that this news out of france today rose to the level to alert him to this ahead of time especially because this is an american company in france. just this week just two days ago before this attack president obama spoke on the phone with president hollande. they were speaking about these nsa spying allegations. but during that phone call it should be noted that the white house said that the two presidents did talk about shared threats, including international terrorism. >>> at least 27 are dead in tunisia in one of those three terror attacks. north africa considered a hot bed of terror at activity. >> repor

kimberly: mrs. obama also says she prays for the charleston community with the hope that tragedies like this one will one day come to an end. >> copycats happen after events like this at charleston. a man started making threats outside of a black church in richmond. police took the guy in custody outside the united nations church international last night. this is 24 hours after the shooting in south carolina. parishioners locked the doors. they took cover after the man started beating on the doors with the plastic. a church security guard pulled her weapon and held this guy at gunpoint until police took him away. kimberly: tv host jonathan: stewart is weighing in on the charleston church shooting. instead of the usual jokes and the opening monologue he took on a somber tone last night as he talked about the shooting and racism in the u.s. jonathan: the con fete rate flag fly over south carolina. the roads are named for confederate generals. we are bringing it on ourselves. that is the thing. al-qaeda, all

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mr. obama's visit.the >> reporter: that is jones and washington up there past the sek54]e checkpoint. the motorcade arrived here from the hilton hotel at about become 20 this afternoon. his meeting at the private residence of a venture capitalist, it is a fund raiser for the democratic national committee. his second event of the day. air force one touched down just before 1:00 at san francisco enter international airport. no official greeter, but a crowd of about 40 well wishers, almost all family and friends of government workers and people with connections. the president didn't disappoint them. when he came out of air force one, he walked immediately to the crowd. stephanie and paul and their two girls were thrilled like most here, this was their first time they had ever seen the president in person. >> very exciting. he's the president of the free world. and not a very common opportunity for somebody to see. >> reporter: president obama even shook her hand. >> yeah. >> show me which hand did he shake

this time of course mr. obama trying to get people to forget his famous empty promise that you can keep your doctor or his promise that premiums will go down. while he argues health care is "not a privilege but a right." we'll take up the case with two of our leading attorneys, rebecca rose woodland and wendy patrick. >>> we begin with iraq. president obama ordered 450 additional troops to iraq's anbar province. joining more than 3,000 military trainers there already. the obama surge many comes days after declaring the administration lacked a complete strategy. my first guest tonight says the president's move is hopeful but far from deassessive. joining us is former army vice chief of staff, fox news military analyst general jack keane. general, you have been calling for some time for a return with high energy and purpose to iraq to achieve our goal. is this what you consider to be an important beginning? >> no, it's quite a marginal effort. the sad thing is that isis really has declared war against the united sta

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the undisclosed location and the other pieces from presidents that the staff will pick out what mrs. obama wanted and did not want to. every first lady picks her own interior designer it is usually well-known. they will come into the house to see what paintings will come down. because each first vermeil has said different taste. though wallpaper changes. the point changes. that is planned out way in advance. they do have an allowance of $100,000 for each family. not all of them spend that. a lot is done in advance but one moving truck on the sell side with the incoming president and another moving truck, and though west side for the outgoing president. this is bush was tremendously gracious and allowed us to load most of the obama things into that type of room -- chided rims of things were packed with the doors closed we didn't want them to move out but so everything stayed and tell they would jump into the limousine and as soon as they drove off that is when the 100 people went to work the interior designers to take down the paintings to put of the wallpaper to rollout the carpet putting

san francis cole will be locked down when president obama visits mr. obama is set to land at 1:00. now, he's not going to be here for the warriors. he's actually here to speak to the conference of mayors. that's followed by a couple of fundraisers. >> >> >>. >> there's more. not just the parade, not just the president, several streets will be closed tomorrow to celebrate san francisco's city hall's 100 thd birthday. the event starts at 6:00 p.m. with more than 10,000 people expected. this could be a messy friday for traffic, but we've got you covered. go to nbcbayarea.com or download our app. and our traffic reporter will have live reports beginning at 4:30 a.m. on "today in the bay." >> a nation is shocked at how something so heinous can happen. nine people shot and killed in south carolina church. tonight, a prayer vigil is held at the second prez bier teern church to remember those who lost their lives in last night's shooting. after the service mourners walked to church where that happened to drop off flowers and sympathy cards. in the interim, a man accused of going on a priva

mr. obama's personal outreach. >> he ignores the possibility that we can start pressing our trading partners for a fair trade deal. so we're stuck with nafta on steroids. >> reporter: president obama wants a fast track authority to sign off on a deal with asia. not all are convinced to give him what he wants. >> gentlemen ladies, let's support trade fair trade and again, i ask you to support the trade bill today. >> republicans found themselves ever agreeing with the president and supporting him with their votes. >> what america needs is freedom and for free enterprise. when we don't lead we're allowing and effectively essentially allowing china to go ahead and set the rules of the economy. >> gop pledged it is not the end of the road for trade bill. >> we have an opportunity to bring this back. >> and the white house has the opportunity to bring others under pressure. >> maybe the president today discovery weekend probably into next week. >> one last chance to rescue the president's trade agenda. libby casey washington. >> developing news this hour. you're looking at live pictures from pila

mrs. obama's other half is keeping it mostly healthy at the white house. obama is hosting the annual congressional white house picnic. the meal is all fun, no big. just a chance for lawmakers to bring their families to enjoy a nice evening on the south lawn. >>> will it rain on their festivities tonight? >> well, it sprinkled a little bit but the good news, nothing heavy. i think we still run the risk after heavy downpour later tonight, maybe 9:00 p.m. to about 2:00 a.m. let's start with a live look outside. it's 79. we've been sitting on 79 for a while. winds are calm. and just clouds. the showers are actually -- have actually passed for the time being although i think will move back to the airport and maybe into old town. here's the doppler radar over the last hour. again, nothing crazy heavy. certainly light activity up into frederick. we see some more yellow and maybe a little bit of orange to the west of warrenton. these are becoming a little more significant. nothing severe still, just some moderate downpours. we'll zoom in a little bit. this one may

mr. obamaarlier defended the health care overhaul in washington, thing the health care law is no longer just a law or theory, but a reality for millions of americans. president obama: while we were told over and over again and again, we were told obamacare would be a job killer, some critics pedal this notion, it turns out in reality america has a -- has experienced 63 straight months of job growth that started when we enacted the affordable care act. alix: former house speaker dennis pastored is pleading not guilty to federal charges in a federal hush my case. he entered the plea through his attorney. pastor is accuse of breaking banking laws and lying to investigators. the report says he agreed to pay $3.5 million to cover past misconduct. air travelers might want to shop for smaller carry-on suitcases. a trade group is calling for smaller bags to free up space impact overhead ends. details are murky on how it would be implemented. it could vary from airline to airline but it could raise the