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a 14-straight debut of the fee nom. tonight they're up in boston. interleague play now. two years later, once again, in full effect. we start in the third. and nats are down. ian desmond is up. two out. runs scored. doubles to right center. bryce harper comes into score. ryan zimmerman scores. and 3-2. next inning. 4-2. harper says, i ain't done yet. he grew up a yankees fan. you know he is loving this. sixth home ruvent sn of the sea. they take a 6-2 lead on the mound. str straussburg. david ortiz. go home. nothing there. six strike yuts thrououts. bases loaded jam. 3-2 pitch. tied season high, 13 strikeouts. not happy. and said the wrong thing. go on, boy, take a shower you are done. nats win, 7-4. strasbou straussburg, 7-1 on the season. not bad. and the och. arrieta. and deep to left field. two-run home run. phillies take a 3-0 lead. later in the inning, we have two on. two out. shane victorino. mark reynolds. and two runs come in to score. and the season opener. the os have lost 9 of 12 games. a triple crown. the kentucky derby. the preakness stakes. a swollen left

harding by this time, taft, had become chief justice and he persuaded harding to consider davis as a nom. >> but davis decided that he needed to stay in new york, and he turned down the opportunity to go to the court and it was from this vantage point of major new york lawyer that he was nominated as the democratic nominee in 1924. i think, to me, one of the most interesting chapters in the bock, one of my favorites is chapter on the 1924 convention in new york which i don't have time to talk much about today, but i think it's a fascinating story of the perfect antithesis to the cleveland, gop convention and this was the longest, most heated, divisive nightmare that anybody could ever devise and it went from 103 ballots and the two major candidates, al smith and william gibbs fought back and forth endlessly to themselves, the party, the platform and everything to shreds and finally at the end of three weeks the party kind of staggered towards a compromise and nominated davis who was very much a conservative from the conservative wing of the party, but acknowledged by both sides to be a c

against sitting down a table with iran or having iran play a role in solving the crisis in syria mr noms comments come as there are fresh reports about the slaughter of some twenty five men near the northern city of aleppo in syria from what has been described in by accounts from opposition and syrian state media there rebels in syria were responsible for this ambush of course a thorough independent investigation has not been conducted yet but what is quite clear is that the massacres in cities throughout syria are getting bolder with signs of immense brutality the violence officials have been warning is getting . very dire point and at this point the u.n. mission in syria remains suspended with limited activity for weeks to go before potentially expires so there may be a conference meeting among many nations at the end of this month and that is something that joint special envoy kofi annan believes that iran should be a part of. well coming up later this hour booze confuse are to investigate whether twenty two it's all about sports fans just a good excuse for a big drinking contest also

i think you're quite right, i think it's quite right that all presidents have responded to this nen nom nonably doing things as mentioned in the last panel, trying to -- agency wide and i think it is -- i think the czars h in that respect are a response again, as to the presidency becoming excessively involved with tex accumulation of the legislative policy. it's just an effort to try to control it. i can totally understand it, i think it's done in the wrong way but i can understand why presidents do it. i thought it was interesting, i i admire his effort, as judge griffith was saying, every federal side of the convention as a panel of presidential power. also ever presidential society -- traces all the world's ills to marvin vs. wilson. and to the loss of control over the removal of power. i think there's something to it. even if marvin versus olson had never happened and even if we lived in the myers versus united states world where presidents could freely remove any executive of the legislative branch, would it really cure the problems we have had -- enormous administrative state tha

and 28 expected in sewn nom ma. look at this, by friday, numbers back up into the upper 80s.by this weekend, saturday is our best chance to potentially get triple digits. some of those extreme spots in the east and the south bay, may actually hit 1i100 degrees. and then on father's day, maybe you're taking dad out to the u.s. open, you got some tickets. we should have some good weather the last two days of that event. >> it olympics time for the bay area olympic hopefuls and there are dozens, the road to london means intense training. but for some, it also means coming back from injury. a silicon valley company -- we sent our business and tech reporters scott budman to the gym. >> when erica mclean shows up to work out, she has the olympics on her mind. wrapping her leg, and her arms into a vasper machine a high-tech way to train and crucial to erica when she suffered a debilitating ankle injury, a high-tech way to heal. >> i couldn't put any pressure on my legs, i was actually on a knee scooter for like two months. no pressure on my legs whatsoever. but i could sit down and

. >> and former nom fee for vice president will not face retrial on corruption charges. justice department afounsed it's dropping all charges and the jury dmot decide on other five counts and therefore a mistrial declared. and prosecutors said he took money from political donors and used to it hide his pregnant miss stress from view. >> two new studies show surgical treatment for obese city more effective than drugs for curing diabetes. since type ii diabetes suspects 20 kblinl americans we wanted to take a look at a procedure profiled more than six years ago. >> i was have been morbidly obese by entire life ways 99 pounds when i went to kindergarten. >> she weighed 379 pounds but it wasn't until her doctor recommended surgery she realized how serious the problem was. >> i said i'll think about that after christmas. he said i'm not sure you'll be here for christmas. so i thought he was mean. he handed me a lifeline. >> she opted for a procedure new at the time. unlike the lap band it cinches part of the stomach off she chose kog toeg with the sleeve where the majority is

i don't have nom plans at this time resign. >> reporter: brown has been under federal investigation more than a year involving allegations of missing money from his 2008 campaign and personal finances. >> mr. brown, any comment? >> reporter: brown made it to his car and left the wilson building without commenting to news 4. brown is due in federal court friday at 11:00 in the morning to plead guilty. at the district building, tom sherwood, news 4. >> tom, thank you. >>> d.c. government is reeling from a number of other high-profile cases. tisha thompson with the i-team is here to tell us about what this day's developments mean to the city government in days to come. >> reporter: jim, it has been a rough couple of months at the wilson building. d.c. chairman kwame brown is the fourth person charged by the u.s. attorney's office in the past six months. city council member harry thomas jr. resigned his seat after pleading guilty in january to stealing more than $350,000 in government money and filing false tax returns. he's been sentenced to 38 months in prison. last month, in a separate in

this is a social nom phenomenon where shock and violence yields attention and notoriety.ople like this character who figures a way to do something no one's done before. >> to get attention. >> why would you send a hand to the elementary school? because if you send it to the corner store, nobody will be talking about it all over the world. it's a violence exhibitionism the same way a person might. expose themselves to view the shock and the reaction of others. and that's what he's after. it's a different kind of perversion. >> on the depravity scale, what is he as bad as it is? >> it's the grotesque suffering he caused this very tragic victim. at the same time the idea of carrying out a crime in order to show off. if we don't repulse this by remembering him the way we did khalid muhammad with the image he just got out of bed, then he gets to be glorified and others follow in his footsteps. we have to distinguish it. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, something that will never happen again while you're alive. but it's outfront of course. all the nurses wanted to watch

nom nerks but his delegates are free to vote for mr. romney at the convention. but dr. paul says he hopes to have an impact in tampa in august. >> jamie: the weather conditions are really working against fire crews, battling a massive wildfire in colorado. near fort collins, the fire has destroyed more than 1 ache homes, the biggest loss in state history. the fire only 45% contained at this hour. we go to los angeles for more. >> reporter: hi, yamy. the big concern is the weather. 86 square miles have been scorched by this fire. it is officially the third largest wildfire in state history. yesterday, firefighters did get a little bit of a handle on the blaze. as you mentioned, it is up to 45% contained, which is a big improvement over the last couple of days. but forecasters issued a red flag warning today. winds upward of 50 miles per hour are expected, which could fan the flames. we know how big of a role the weather plays in the fires. yesterday, the colorado governor showed us this picture, pinpointing the tree hit by the lightning which started it all more than a w

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nom polytechnic students made it for 10 seconds.maryland team got within ten seconds of the goal. >> at the end of the 15-second flight. >> pilots have to be powerful, they use their arms and legs. kyle answered an ad. but the 50-second flight made -- maybe it not as dramatic as the flight of bird man a few months ago, he was an internet sensation. until the dutch filmmaker admits flying by flapping his arms was all a hoax. the university of maryland team calls it's craft after a giant flying hurtle. at least no one has had to duck. >> so far no one's been hurt by it. >> reporter: what do you guys want to be when you grow up? >> world record holders. >>> the next hour cnn newsroom begins right now. >>> good morning to you, i'm carol costello, thank you for joining us this morning, we begin with tropical storm debby, right now much of florida under water including parts of interstate 10 between tallahassee and jacksonville. tropical storm debby dumping nearly two feet of rain on some areas and threatening to wring out another 12 inch

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the noms are lake where we started yesterday. 57 an app pa. mid-50s santa rosa. most of us waking up with similar temperatures, by the afternoon, we will feel that cooldown. your satellite radar k ridge of high pressure in place, now continuing to break down as the system slides a little bit closer to the area. fist we will get the cool down, believe it or not by mondays a chance for a few scattered showers the folk. here is your forecast for the weekend as we get in to saturday morning, pulls back by 9:00 or 10:00, burning off east bay, remain at the coastline through the morning hours. 2:00 or 3:00, clearing, hugging close to the coast. hopefully sunshine there along the beaches for the afternoon. we are going to continue with this cooldown, first the cooling trend begins for today and slightly cooler for sunday. the coolest day is going to been monday for afternoon highs expected to reach in the upper 60s for the warmest locations. we are going to be warm for tin lands areas, not as hot. 86 expected santa rosa. mid-60s to the coast. upper 60s oakland, san lean

it's nom going to suggest it's a bubble, but it's a very different atmosphere who what is clearly happening that is true, although that has been cut back in the past 30 days. >> instagram was given a price tag of $1 billion. >> when you have these locations like the move to the smartphone, like what's happening in the clouds, it creates something for these large companies. they have huge piles of cash. they need to do something with it. so you have incumbents who see these shifts. they want to get in front of them. that's instagram right there. >> we started the conversation with facebook, just to tie it up. this gap between the migration of the consumer and being able to get money from that consumer, is that tightening? and do you think investors are going to be patient enough to sdik with a name like facebook? >> one i think you have to go back to a facebook, it is the largest internet site in the world. 900 million users all registered and half of them check in daily. these are things that all of our companies would dream of. and if one of our companies happens to get a magical tie in wi

republican presidential nom my mitt romney reacted to the financial crisis saying no matter what happens in the eurozone, under a romney presidency, europe will never get a u.s.-backed bailout. >> we're not going to send checks to europe. we're not going to bail out the european banks. we're going to be poise ed here to support our economy but i'm in favor of the fundamental things one does to strengthen the economic footings of a nation. i couldn't believe we should expose our national balance sheet to the vagueries of what's going to be happening in europe. europe is capable of dealing with their banking crisis if they choose to do so. >> we have a lot to get to this morning. let's get to steve rattner's chart and how the europe debt crisis relates to the u.s. take us through them and explain what happened and what it means to us. >> first of all the election was good news in the sense it doesn't, as the story suggests, it doesn't suggest that we're going to -- going to be an immediate departure from the euro by greece. we avoided the cliff. for the moment we have not gone over the cli

substantial majority of my political party, the republicans on the judiciary committee, determined that this noms nomination should not be reported to the senate. nevertheless, we now have the nomination before us. even so, there are reasons sufficient to oppose the nomination. in 2000, mr. helmick faced disciplinary action for failing to comply with a court-issued subpoena. he refused to turn over an incriminating letter signed by a former client in the same case which contained threats to a state's witness. a grand jury issued a subpoena to obtain the letter, but mr. helmick refused to appear before the grand jury. the trial court found him in contempt of court. mr. helmick appealed, which caused the contempt sanction to be stayed. a three-judge panel on the ohio court of appeals unanimously held that he was required to turn over the letter. mr. helmick then ailed appealed to the ohio supreme court which held that he must comply with the subpoena, although they lifted the contempt citation. the supreme court of ohio stated that mr. helmick's concern regarding the attorney-client privilege were

. -- are nom inal -- nominal.needs to be up-front with the american people and let them know how much it costs. in fact this product costs less and is a better product. and i think that's something we ought to do here in the government is find ways of saving money and produce a better outcome. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from virginia. mr. moran: thank you, mr. chairman. i would say to my good friend from california, this amendment doesn't reintroduce the composting program and it doesn't deal with those utensils which i admit some of them were not the best. but this deals with the foam containers only, which is the greater source of concern for the health of visitors and our employees. at this time i'd like to yield one minute to friend and colleague from maine, ms. pingree. the chair: the gentlelady from maine is recognized for one minute. ms. pingree: thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you to my colleague, mr. moran,

just last week we learned of a decision revoking the tax-exempt status of nom profit groups that foreshadows an effort to do the same to bigger groups on the right that the administration regards as a threat to its campaign. those who have the resources and the will to fight these things should be commended. those who do not should be able to count on our support. let's be very clear, no individual or group in this country should have to face harassment or indoor crippling expenses to get their own government simply because the government does not like the message they are advocating. one person who grasps this issue better than most is justice clarence thomas. if you have not read his partial his opinion reminds us that the courts have found a chilling effect and of harassment of free-speech can actually run afoul of the first amendment. this is why the fcc has exempted the socialist workers party from any public disclosure since 1979. they have been exempt. as long as they are able to show that disclosure has lead to harassment, the sec has been happy to exempt them on first amendment grou