they're girls from all over nassau county.or america right now? >> "my country 'tis of thee." >> gretchen: here are the girl scouts of nassau county. ♪ my country 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land of liberty ♪ of thee i sing ♪ land where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrims' pride ♪ from every mountain side let freedom ring ♪ ♪ my native country be ♪ land of the noble free ♪ thy name i love ♪ i love thy country side ♪ thy wood and hills ♪ let music flood the breeze ♪ and ring through all the trees ♪ ♪ sweet freedom song ♪ let mortal songs await ♪ let all that breathes partake ♪ ♪ ♪ author of liberty ♪ ♪ to thee we sing ♪ long may our land be bright ♪ with freedom's holy light ♪ ♪ [ applause ] love, warmth. here, try this. mm, ok! ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching. to take a centrum silver multivitamin every day. i told him, sure. can't hurt, right? and now today, i see this in the news. once ag

it curves back up to the east side of nassau. again this is just a track. still a tropical storm.kind of meanders off the east coast of florida and could make hand fall coastal sections of georgia or south carolina by sunday or monday. the hurricane center still keeps it a tropical storm. some models do not. some models make it a tropical depression and it weakens quickly off the coast of florida. a live look outside, it is our live michael & son weather cam. it's very nice right now but earlier today we had the same deal. we had the clouds and the sun and the clouds and the sun. that's what we're dealing with again tomorrow. got news is the clouds kept the temps down a little bit today. right now 85. 85 was the high so far. dew point 69. so still a little bit on the humid side. radar quiet for now but look at this little storm down here. this is really intensified the last 30 minutes or so headed right across southern st. mary's county. that will produce flash flooding. beware. 85. germantown. 84 fairfax. 88 college park. 84 for our friends down in waldorf. so another muggy night

goes on the east side of nassau. still a tropical storm. this is 8:00 in the morning on friday.hen generally kind of meanders off the east coast of florida friday night and into saturday night. it's off pretty much off of ft. pierce and generally off the kennedy space center. some models actually take itinto the coastline of georgia or south carolina as a tropical depression. we'll keep you posted. go to the app store, download our weather app and track it along with us. our live michael & son weather cam outside. it's beautiful right now in terms of sunshine. earlier today same deal, clouds, sun, a couple of showers. also showers went through about 2:00 and about 4:00 this afternoon. but right now, last three hours, lots and lots of sun. actually a pretty good evening. temperaturewise 85. the humidity is way up there, 65%. the dew point is 72, never comfortable when the dew point's in the 70s. here's a look at the radar. a couple of showers, again a pop-up in west virginia. these were monsters, they came out of nowhere in the last three hours and really hammered southern st. ma

nassau's third mars rover designed to work for 30 days. 10 years later, it is still active in in good health on the martian surface. discovery in may is among the most important. it is clear like minerals that could only have been made in contact with water. >> opportunity has been looking for chemical and neurological -- evidence that mars was once warmer and wetter. the most exciting thing discovered is in an enormous crater. it found a mineral called gypsum. that deposited in water would be conducive to living organisms. >> it has managed to drive for the than any other nasa vehicle. it has clocked 37 kilometers. remarkable when you consider its top speed is just 180 meters an hour and takes 20 minutes for each command to arrive from earth. in 2005, the river became stuck for more than six weeks. only through careful maneuvering was able to escape. it has also faced power issues with the dust storms reducing the output from solar panels. rethinkorced them to the curiosity mission. >> you cannot rely on solar power. there's a lot of dust. it tends to settle and make the solar power

reports suggesting that as many as five hundred people might have been injured the clashes came at nassau city and we're receiving reports now that ambulances are being blocked from reaching the scene of these clashes early this morning what we do know according to the muslim brotherhood is that they happened while they were holding a city in doing dorm praise that is the muslim brotherhood's a version of events they say that they were fired on while people were praying the army however has a different story they say that the clashes happened when a group of protesters tried to storm a military barracks where it is believed that the ousted president mohamed morsy is being held the army also saying that gunmen fired on the protesters so a lot of confusion at this stage as to what in fact happened this morning there is a makeshift hospital. his there who are treating the injured say most of them have gunshot wounds to the hate so a very tense situation here a lot of people concerned that they will not be cause particularly from the muslim brotherhood for some kind of revenge attacks and we

now he is trying to extend to the nassau coliseum. we will see if he gets that again.sing bell ringing in 15 minutes. counting down to the earnings report. it is coming right after the bell. how this company lost its cool factor. without slowing growth for the bottom line? stay tuned. it will continue coming up next [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz summer event is here. now get the unmistakable thrill... and the incredible rush... of the mercedes-benz you've always wanted. ♪ but you better get here fast... [ girl ] yay, daddy's here. here you go, honey. thank you. [ male announcer ] because a good thing like this... phew! won't last forever. mmm. [ male announcer ] see your authorized dealer for an incredible offer on the exhilarating c250 sport sedan. but hurry, offers end july 31st. liz: pulling up facebook here, not a bad content and live here. we are moments away from the second quarter earnings report. some big moves this quarter, including instagram we have michael with us. you have an outperforming price target of 12 months. >> the stock is consistently disa

goes to the east of nassau. now we're talking about friday morning about 2:00 a.m. again we're out pretty far into the future. we can't put this in stone just yet but the models are fairly consistent, keeping it off the east coast of florida friday, saturday and perhaps sunday, monday driving it into the coast of georgia or south carolina as a weak tropical storm or perhaps a tropical depression. a live look outside. we are looking at the michael & son weather cam. we're looking at really a pretty nice evening. temperatures 84. the dew points in the low 70s. that is not very comfortable. winds out of the south, southeast at about 5. kind of adding to our humidity. the radar, some showers roll through between about 2:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. heavier shower just popped up really in the last 20 minutes. down toward the northern neck. everything pushing off to the south and east. however, enough sunshine right now. a couple. showers and thunderstorms could still pop out to the west. so we'll keep the chance of a shower or thunderstorm in through the early nighttime h

michael is the head of space technology at nassau. he joins us now.of an old-fashioned xerox. these 3d printers are almost like having a factory assembly unit in your backyard. >> it is great to be here. having this tool, this device, you can make all kinds of products and things that you need. they have very complex parts. they are made of very difficult materials to work with. you can make such a part by basically building it in layers. you can melt whatever material you need to make. stuart: you said at the beginning that there is a possibility way down the road that you could print an entire rocket. is that a remote possibility? >> it is more than a remote possibility. we are looking at using 3d printing in space to make tools. you may remember apollo 13. what if they had a 3d printer in space? we go further and we look at being able to print particular spacecraft. stuart: is this american technology? >> absolutely. we look at manufacturing for space. we are also looking at manufacturing and space. that has been true since the 50s. we are looking

a real nassau astronaut. boeing currently and competition with two other companies. the u.s. does not have any space transport vehicles to get astronauts and cargo to the international space station. we are paying russia a lot of money. >> the united states just signed another contract for, i believe, six flights for over $70 million ac. we can do it for less than that. >> last year, congress approved $406 million to help develop this program. they hope to have a capsule in operation by 2017. pretty fascinating, dennis and cheryl. dennis: thank you very much. cheryl: it is the fox business summertime showdown. they each made two stock picks. all of her did come out on top. that is friday at 12 eastern time. dennis: netflix shares turning lower. dissecting the stock ahead. cheryl: we are also looking at this one..3 mcdonald's. the conference call did kick into gear this morning. we have details from that. i want to take a look at some of the s&p winners and losers as we go to break. we will be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll

i was in nassau. but i drove all tight to get here so i'm a little -- i don't know where i am.er was brought to you by target. >> we are glad you're back, sam. >> thank you. >>> we're going to shift gears to that case we've been following of the mother charged with killing the father of her children by lacing his iced tea with antifreeze. the case has gone to the jury. abc's gio benitez has the latest details. >> reporter: this morning the jury may decide the fate of 34-year-old holly mcfeeture, accused of slowly killing her fiance, matt podolak, one sip at a time. in closing arguments prosecutors showed jurors how the antifreeze would have completely disappeared in a glass of podolak's favorite raspberry iced tea. side by side with a normal glass, they said, you can't tell the difference. >> no possible way to know that someone was poisoning him. he fell in love with the wrong woman. she was toxic to him. >> reporter: in 2006, living in this cleveland home with their children, podolak got violently ill. the 31-year-old navy veteran died just days later. the cause, ethylene gly

nassau right here at the atlantis. now, let's go back into the studio with josh, robin, george and lara. >> tough job but somebody's got to do it, right? to do it, right?f >> yeah. >>> coming up, an amazing survival story. we're going to hear from the woman who plugged 40 feet from a bridge in her car. how she managed to escape and swim to safety. >>> plus, why kanye west may be facing criminal charges. the rapper's violent confrontation with a photographer. >>> also, how "glee" will go on. details on how the show will pay tribute to cory monteith. >>> and of course, we're awaiting word of that royal baby announcement. we'll be live from london all morning long. morning long. this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, you will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain.

we have three counties, duval, claire and nassau. >> are you the chief medical examiner in your district? >> yes, i am. >> how long have you been a medical examiner in total? >> 32 years. >> are you also a licensed physician and surgeon? >> yes. >> how long have you been so licensed in the state of florida? >> since 1981. >> can you summarize for the members of the jury please your educational and professional background. >> yes, i got my degree in medicine in 1971. after which i went to london. i spent a year and a half doing pathology at two hospitals, one saint heliers hospital in south london and the other saint andrews hospital in east london after which i came to the u.s. and i did residency five years totally. two years doing clinical pathology at berk shield medical center, pittsfield, massachusetts. two years doing anatomic pathology at albany medical center in albany, new york. i am board certified in anatomic, clinical and forensic pathology. i then spent a year in tucson, arizona, where i did medical examiner work. sorry. i was medical examiner for a year. one year as medical

i notice different in new york ended in nassau county, but i was struck by this.when the younger brother was in the hospital and interrogated, he said that they had been on their way to times square to carry out a bombing and the fbi never told the nypd about it. the fbi's excuse was, well, he was in the hospital. but at that stage no one knew who else was involved. and at the very least they should have contacted them. i think the fbi has a lot to explain here. the fact that they have stonewalled us completely since the boston bombings, i think it is upsetting. when you talk about this among all levels of government, the fact that the fbi is not sharing this information is totally unacceptable. we need to insist that the fbi would be much more accountable to us. do you think they can function effectively if top-secret information is not transmitted to them by the fbi. for instance, when the fbi was notified by the russians, they were not allowed to see if they had been radicalized. and the fact is they have gone to the boston police, as i'm sure all of you know,

it is different in new york and nassau county. i was struck by this. add to this that, when the younger brother was in the hospital being interrogated, he said that they were on their way to times square. the fbi never told the nypd about that. it was later when we got up from somebody else that this threat was made against new york. the fbi excuse was that he was in the hospital. at that stage, no one knew who was involved in the plot. at the very least, the fbi should have said that they had been on a way to carry out an attack on times square. i'm not trying to be a monday morning quarterback but the fact that they stonewalled us lately since the boston bombing i think that is unexceptionable. among all levels of government, the fact that the fbi is not sharing information with this committee has jurisdiction over homeland security is unexceptional. i insist that the fbi be more accountable to us. i don't mean this as a leading question but do you think that jt efforts can -- jtfs can function effectively question mark -- affect the question mark --

. >> you had relationships on long island with nassau county, sussex county, or the management? >> i'd have to get back to you on that. >> if not, i'll contact the county executives. listens to the testimony and the way it was described, it's vital. >> okay. >> with what we all caught with sandy. i yield back, madam chair, thank you very much. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes the gentle lady from new york, ms. clark. >> thank you, madam chairwoman and to mr. payne and distinguished panelists. i wanted to follow through on the train of thought here because what we saw with the sandy event was a unique con confluence of conditioning. as a new yorker, what concerns me is the way the mobile phone degrades rapidly in those environments. you couple that with a water event so that, perhaps, mr. payne's idea of using a car battery becomes a nonstarter, and then the going down of the grid. now, you know, we have no way of communicating, and so i'd be interested in sort of getting a sense of other ways that we can, perhaps, taps into the technology world beyond the affected environm