he should have said, you know what, in the big world of business, sometimes deals are done on napkinswe get down to the devil in the detail. i want to show the american people what president obama just handed me. $4.7 trillion. ron, he should have taken that napkin after cocktail hour and gone out and said, look what i got from the president! holy smokes! >> if we'd had that napkin and if we'd had that deal in writing, john boehner would have been a lot happier with it -- >> we've got divided government and you've got to compromise and your people walked. >> gentleman, we've got to run. great to have you with us. jared bernstein and ron christie. ron, take that deal on a napkin for $4.7 trillion, buddy. >>> the wealth gap in this country is the wide nest in a quarter century. but a new report shows when it comes to having more money, it sure helps to be white. >>> and one of fox's news anchors thinks we should stop paying grandma her social security checks so we can go to war. every day, all around the world, energy is being produced to power our lives. while energy developement comes

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some closet or somewhere deep in the bow else of the capitol scratching something on back of the napkin looks like it's going to be the kind of deal that's going to happen. one of these fascinating things of the way that washington works. and this thing will probably happen and as jessica was saying, it's going to happen late because the terror of what would happen if it doesn't, you go back and remember t.a.r.p. remember that voted that down and then they had to go back up the stock market fell 770 points. and everybody was trying to gain the system where they can vote no and it passes. but you need what like 218 house members to vote yes. somebody's got to bite the bullet here before it's over. >> carly michele bachmann and others are saying things will be tough but fine if there's no deal by the deadline, the dire warning by the president are just scare tactics. as a former businesswoman what do you think? >> well, i disgrow with that. i think we must raise the debt ceiling. i think what's disappointing to so many americans is that a deal that could have been passed, that would have

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my table was down, i grabbed a napkin. picked it up and held on to it. >> the man suffered no major effects from the sting. only a mark on his arm. police suspect the scorpion mitched a ride from texas. >>> can receiving text help someone quit smoking. a study says yes. people who received motivational text messages doubled their chances of kicking the habit. they also included advice on keeping weight off and how to deal with nicotine cravings. >>> hot dog eating competitors weigh in in new york. it is an annual tradition there. in the past winners consumed over 30 of them. competitors are offered free rides from the amusement park, the scream zone. >>> the holiday weekend is here, will the weather hold ,,,, . >>> now,worth, complete forecast and the first warning of severe weather. >> welcome back everybody. look at that sunshine out there. >> you can't go anywhere where w someone remarking what a gorgeous couple of days we have had. they hope a couple more to come. >> we do have a change coming but not totally bad. yes,

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bush with a napkin in his collar. summer beverage in hand.n our movies, picnics have long served as the backdrop to dance, to find love. william holden and kim novak in the film appropriately named "pick anymore." it was that three-legged race, the pie-eating contests. and there's often song. ♪ so, a needle pulling thread >>>>eporter: the picnic scene in "the sound of music" the most famous. remember their point of view? gazing up at our skyscraper-sized thermoses and sandwiches in the movie "ants." while our clothes have changed over the years -- rita haworth and sophia loren setting the b r for picnic glamor -- the rest of us turned to the basics. a tree. a blanket. watermelon. often at the end, a simple wish. perhaps put best by don and betty draper. >> we should do this more often. >> we should only do this. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >> sophia loren looks good picnicking. >> she does. by the way this is our question of the day on wnnfans. you can go there and talk about what you're going to be doing. >> what your plans

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and my tray table was down on so i grabbed a napkin and picked that thing up and just head on to t just like a natural reaction to grab it. >> okay. i wouldn't have that natural reaction, that's okay. the man suffered no major harm from the sting, exempt for a mark on his arm. the airline has offered him 4,000 frequent flyer myers and two round-trip tickets. >>> it's the next royal wedding. prince albert of monaco met his bride amid reports she wanted to call the whole thing off. >> reporter: she's the first princess of monaco since grace kelly. charlene married one of world's most eligible bachelors in a civil ceremony. many worried prince albert would never tie the knot. the 53-year-old long resisted marriage, although he has fathered at least two children. albert finally proposed a year ago to the 33-year-old south african olympic swimmer. and today's exchange of vows puts an end to speculation the bride had cold feet. an enormous crowd of the rich and famous expected for tomorrow's catholic ceremony and party. the biggest wedding in monaco since grace kelly married albert's father 5

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ellis grabbed it with a napkin and the crew arranged for emts to meet him when they landed.on stowed away during a stop in austin. >> have you ever seen a scorpion? they are scary to look at even though they're probably no threat to you, you're this huge creature and they're scurrying away -- >> they are venomous. not necessarily deadly venomous. they've got a very painful venom which this poor guy suffered. look out for scorpions on your next flight. how much are scorpions? are they extra? >> that's part of the fees. scorpion protection. we'll be back with more "world news now." >>> all right, it's time for our weekly look at the topics of interest. out there on the interwebs. >> royals, the republican in the otlight and riots overseas are among the hot items. heather cabot has all the details. good morning, heather. >> good morning, guys. the web is buzzing about the violent riots in athens. and the greek government's controversial plan to overhaul its economy. interest in the story so is high right now that greece is now one of the top ten most-searched topi on yahoo!. pe

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we threw a napkin in it. this storm dissipated faster than any storm i've seen before. it evaporated over the top of brownsville. the fs the big red blob moving on shore. as soon as it got to the coast and dry land in texas, poof, all of a sudden don was gone. it looks like scattered showers and storms in texas during the day. this wasn't the answer we were hoping for. not a lot of wet weather on the map. there are some showers and storms in northern m mo. your forecast for today rain likely, more or less in mexico not in texas. hot weather for dallas one again. warm and sunny in the northeast. sunday forecast we should see a lot of thunderstorms in the mid-atlantic and the monsoonal showers and storms will continue in the four corners region. a lit of disappointment in texas. it didn't come true. hopefully we'll get another weak tropical system later in the season. >> keep it right here. we will have a live report from corpus christie, texas, coming up. >>> meantime, the search for a missing new hampshire girl, whab haven't police issued an amber alert? >>> back to cou

think of texas almost like a hot pizza oven and all we did was throw a napkin in it.this storm dissipated faster than almost any storm i've seen before. it didn't even go into the mountains and dissipate, it literally evaporated as it moves over brownsville. you can see it on the satellite imagery. it was the big red blob, and as soon as it got to the dry land in texas, poof. all of a sudden, don was gone. so not good news down there. the storm system is -- what's left of it, circulation is going to head for mexico anyway so it looks like just scattered showers and storms in texas during the day today. we'll take what we can get, but this wasn't the answer we were hoping for. there's not a lot of wet weather on the map, there are showers in missouri, also showers in the northern plains. your forecast for today, rain likely more or less in mexico, not texas. hot weather for dallas once again. warm and sunny in the northeast. as we go into the sunday forecast, we should see a lot of thunderstorms in the midatlantic and monsoonal showers and storms continue around the fo

napkin sketches and frame works and plans and press conferences is not going to save the nation from $14 trillion in debt. there is one plan that has been proposed and passed the house of representatives that sits in the senate awaiting passage right now. the senate needs to act and do what the american public wants them to do balance the budget once and for all. >> congressman, your plan will not become the law of the land. it cannot. the president said he would veto it. it does not have the votes in the senate. the question you face you were sent here to do that. i understand that. you respect your promises in the last election. if you can't get anything would you take something, otherwise you might end up with nothing. if the president won't sign your plan and you won't agree to his plan you get nothing. >> i'll remind you the president in 2006 said he did not support raising the debt limit because that was a lack of leadership. the president also said during a recession is no time to raise taxes. but he's reversed his position twice there. i think he has an opportunity, maybe he'

she's going to pick the napkins and the flowers -- >> jimmy: you have no impact on that? >> no.s?" i never heard of that. >> jimmy: you have to send that out. that way, people can save the date. i'm like, just send an e-mail, a text. i'll text my friends.. show up in 2012. it's a lot easier. >> jimim: is that the official date? >> no, i think it's the 15th. i'm not sure. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: you should probably find out. >> i probably should, yeah. i think i booked a gig that weekend. have to push it back another year. >> jimmy: you're going to have to fudge things a little and lie to your son, about when he was born in relationship to the marriage. >> yeah, that's the thing. i'm just hoping he's not good at math. >> jimmy: yeah, well, you know, there are things you can do about that. >> and you know what, my first engagement. took me into my 40s. because i needed -- i needed time to think how i was going to get engaged. just took me awhile. >> jimmy: and how did you get engaged? >> well, you know, i wanted to be romantic. so -- it was christmas eve, he

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maybe he was writing the framework down on the back of cocktail napkins at the fund-raiser, but i can't imagine going to a fund-raiser in the middle of a financial crisis. >> the optics are ideal if the president made this criticism. he's opened himself up to criticism. the white house has the framework. they have their own budget. the negotiations joe biden was taking part in, they have a frame work. it's not like they don't have guidance. the broad point to most americans, if you look at the schedule over the house and senate for the last couple months, one body is in session and the other body is out of session. it's not a sane way. >> especially if we are in an intense deadline. >> i think many members of the house and senate said yeah, this is -- we're not working in the most effective way possible to get this done. i don't think the fact the president is going to a fund-raiser takes away the general point. >> is he going on vacation for fourth of july? >> i don't know how many days. i doubt he's away all week. >> jeffrey, what's distressing is the republicans are pointing at the p

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