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is going to have to step in all right nick parsons head of research at australian national bank thank you so much for your insight and we have a little bit of time left so let's take a look at european markets and currencies and russia of course see how they're doing europe of course is still rising on the hopes of crosses them with us later this week as you can see there are forty other dogs scattered over half a percent it was like a look at the exit rates the euro is reversing last week against the greenback when it comes to vasa its makes the guys both major currencies a quick look at the russian markets where we see gains for what straits and for the my side and similarly the r.t.s. is gaining over a half a percent as well and this is what we have time for and that's the version of the business for now i was going to go back to more if i can give you the stocks as we have time most of the blue chips are naturally higher we have noise like i was at super stand there and what we're. the company is at its core metal that's of course nec all the output of a rose by seven percent in t

all four suspects have pled guilty, according to the attorney for suspect aaron parsons. parsons, who allegedly threw the punch that knocked out the victim, was sentenced to a year in prison. deangelo carterand shayona davis pled guilty to assault charges but will be released on time served. shatia baldwin will be sentenced in december. investigators said that a 22- year-old victim told detectives she was walking north on july 1 when she was approached at gunpoint by a man who tried to sexually assault her. we are told the suspect suffered a minor injury during the incident but police have not released additional details. city fire officials are trying to determine what caused an early-morning fire in east baltimore. crews arrived at linwood avenue just after 4:00 this morning, where they found heavy smoke pouring from the home. an elderly woman was treated at the scene for asked not-related problems. -- asthma-related problems. >> there is still enough moisture in the air and if you find the right trigger, you can make a thunderstorm develop. isolated storm activity most

he plead uilty to robbery and received 1 yearr brown says parsons wiil likely be out in three onths. joo lepola fox police are asking for yyur say is wwnted on murder charger. chargers.police say this maa &pákeeco sternááis wanted in connection with a murder ann home nvasion that happened in may near westerwald and venable avenue. stern is known to hann out near the belair road and mayfiell venue area in nortteast bbltimore. anyone with information should all police needdyour help tonight in finding this man... wanted in conneetton for the kiiling 19-year- old terrence anderson the man you see here in black. .... buying snacks before--police say-- he shot anderson in the head.it haapened on norrh eutaw street. the victim's family says thh teen was working two jobs, to "i know if he waa here right goalsswe said we wouldddo, wwsh he was here, wish he was h" heree metro crimestoppers is offering a two thousand doolar reward. where police say a 13-year-old girllwas rape has been remodeled.the east baltimore home is part of a broader city-led program created by mayor steehanie &prawlings-

aaron parsons received a sentence of three years in jail with all but one suspended. more than a half of million people have seen the video of parsons throwing that first punch. >> he offered an apology to both the victim and the city because he knew that he knows that he brought -- to the city. because he knows it cast a negative view to the city. >> reporter: two others pled guilty. the original charges were much more severe. >> miss davis used her shoe. her high heel shoe as a weapon during the attack. they were able to charge her with armed robbery because she used that high heel shoe as a blunt object. >> reporter: the district attorney praised police saying the individuals responsible for this assault on an individual were able to be brought to justice. adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> a fourth suspect will be sentenced in december. >>> a judge throws out armstrong's lawsuit to stop the lawsuits against him. armstrong is fighting allegations that he used performance enhancing drugs during his report setting career: if found guilty, he could receive a lifetime b

prior to sentencing parsons again apoligized.ut it did little to sway the judge's outlook on the crime.... who told the deeendants "you emmarrassed this city... that video went across this nation"juuge wanda people believe that's hoo kids this was reprehensibll it was demeaniig it was llegal and it ddd cause the city to be viewed in a negative light around theecouutry.warrenn &pbrown reprrsents parsons who received oneeyyar for his guilty plea to robbery. boon says he'll serve far lees. 10:29:30 he'll be out in three also plead guilty tt robbery years. deangelo carter and 3 shayona davis entered a guilty pnd received time ssrved. lt both left ccuut with no interrst of beeig n camera. police department ssokesmaa whoodeferred comment to the states atttrneys office. through a written sttteeent the state commended those involved in bringing this case to court but steered clear of diicussing the deal they cu and their reasoning behind it. 10:29910 because it gained so &pmuch attention and thh ouu anddthe states attorneys their was a n

parsons sentenced to one year in jail. baldwin will be sentenced on december sunth. >>> police are still investigating to figure out what caused the deadly car crash at a gas station in virginia and this is surveillance video you're looking at and that flipped several times. they were shut off to prevent fires and explosions. >> up next, a verdict in the construction case against foreign prime minister minister. >> is hoh headed to jail? we're checking more headlines coming up.  . >>> new this morning in israel, the former prime minister has just been cleared of the a major charge in his corruption trial. the israeli court did find him guilty of a lesser offense, breach of trust. it's not clear if that charge will carry jail time. >>> four suspects are named by the feds in the botched gun smuggling investigation known as operation fast and furious. and they on the run and wanted in connection with the shooting death of the border agent. his border patrol unit fired bean bags and notabilities at the hea

you think about the fact scott parsons going to his third olympics.e's going to be in his early to mid-30s. and then he has to start in the real world, you know. he sacrificed over a decade of his life to chase this dream of getting an olympic gold. >> you've got to want it. >> nice place to train, though. >> not a bad place to live either. >>> still ahead in our next half hour, metro figures out what caused that computer glitch that brought service to a screeching halt this weekend. >>> a rotted tree crashes onto a car killing the driver in northern virginia. >> veronica continues to track severe storms in our area. we shil [ obama ] i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. [ female announcer ] every woman who believes decisions about our bodies and our health care should be our own is troubled mitt romney supports overturning roe versus wade. romney backed a law that outlaws all abortion -- even in cases of rape and incest. and that's not all. i'll cut off funding to planned parenthood. [ female announcer ] for women, planned parenthood means l

parsons should be out in a year. and a fourth suspect will be sentenced in december. >>> major changes for the baltimore city fire department. the city ends its controversial rotating fire closures. instead, three fire companies will close permanently. wjz is live at one of those firehouses in west baltimore. derek valcourt explains the transition and impact on residents. >> reporter: fire officials say this plan makes their department stronger and more stable. but critics counter that the changes come at a dangerous price. >> reporter: black tape covers the number on city fire truck 10. it's a sign of loss. a sort of death in the family. truck 10 is one of three fire companies about to be closed. rotating closures forced on the department years ago by budget cuts. >> what this means is that every single day, 24 hours a day, we know where all of our fire suppression is. >> it affected about two dozen firefighters that operate truck 15 in east baltimore. and the company operating squad 11 are no more. those firefighte

aaron parsons pleaded guilty to robbery charges. he will serve a year in prison.er and shayona davis will be released from jail on time served. shatia baldwin will be sentenced in december. crews response to an early- morning fire on linwood avenue in east baltimore. they found some heavy smoke coming from a building. an elderly woman was treated at the scene. smoke spread to two adjacent buildings. >> when most of us think of acne, we think of the awkward teenage years. doctors are not sure what causes adults acne but hormone fluctuations are a big trader. >> women, there are fluctuations and if you are on any kind of birth control, their level can induce that as well. it can be hereditary. just because it runs in the family does not mean you'll get the same severity of acne. >> the acting is very much an individualized program. it is a matter of figuring out what works best for your skin. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. roads.s check the area a problem on southbound route 10 just past the beltway. the right lane is closed. watch for dela

david parsons with international christian international jerusalem says palestinians have a built in u.n. majority for what he calls the flat earth society. >> if they proposed the earth was flat, most nations would vote. they are anti-israel. they are able to pass all sorts of resolutions that delegitimize israel. >> the church was built over the area of jesus christ birth. some two million terrorists visited there last year. >> this would include more tourists visiting bethlehem. >> the main gauge of that is whether christians, pilgrims in the land feel safe. that is a matter whether the palestinians want to cease terror against israel. >> palestinians have a poor record in taking care of christian and jewish holy sites. experts say the unesco move sets a precedent. chris mitchell, cbn news, jerusalem. >> we would like to hear from you about this story. we invite you to post your comments at our cwn facebook page. you can find that evangelical christians marched in brazil. march organized by the reborn in christ church including music and inspirational messages. organizers say the

this is john parsons, it was his horse. neighbors came around and cut the wood top off the well to go to the horse. >> his nose was starting to dip into the water. >> and they pumped some of the water out. notice these tractors, neighbors brought tractors to make a ramp so it was easier to get thunder out pup the first time they tried it didn't work, but they didn't give up. it took them some effort, but thunder was able to climb out. >> everybody, thanks for helping. >> his owner says outside of a couple of scratches, she's okay. >> i love see to a community come together to rescue an animal. >> the only thing missing was lassie. ♪ >>> a dude gets busted on camera. see why two guys went all ninja to catch a driver. and it's a drag race turned insane drifting. see what went wrong and how it all ende >>> remember, "right this minute" is all new, all summer long. >> you heard of logitech, right? they make cool high-tech products? they also make surveillance contests. they have after contest called busted where they submit thi

parsons was the one who threw the punch that knocked out the victim. he was sentenced today for a year in prison and three years' probation. two other suspects also pleaded guilty to assault charges but will be let out of jail on time served. the fourth suspect will be sentenced in december. >> 18 heat related deaths in over a week. lisa robinson is live with a report at the tragic toll from the stretch of extremely hot weather. quex you can see it is not as crowded here. we have had a break in the weather. but no break when it comes to heat related deaths. >> it is a huge break. it is a different pattern. >> down at the inner harbor, people were back to running and walking and enjoying the outdoors. it was a much better day for those who have to work and outside. last week's heat was extremely taxing. >> it was miserable. >> we could not get a breath of air and no matter how much you're hiding your still losing. >> state health officials called last week a prolonged weather event with storms, power outages, and extreme heat. there have been 13 heat re

his attorney says parsons will serve one year in jail and three on probation. three other suspects also accepted plea bargains. >>> metro trains are running smoothly again after a derailment in prince george's county. temperatures caused it to kink on friday. that was friday. 60 passenger his to walk in the blistering heat to an emergency exit tunnel to get off the tracks. no one was hurt. as a safety measure, metro ordered all of its trains to stay below 35 miles an hour throughout the weekend. >>> let's check on the roads now with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. a couple of problems to start out this afternoon. if you're traveling on the west side inner loop, slowing from 70 to liberty road. just a minor delay on the top side inner loop, approaching dulaney valley road. traffic breaks free after that. it should be smooth sailing. as far as northbound 95 goes, stop and go there from 395 to the fort mchenry tument. and a -- tunnel. and a couple of new accidents. dorsey run. and up in the harford county area, route 24, at plum tr

. >> but scott parson's past said the games weren't so clear. >> scott parsons is no stranger to theames. >> it's hard to describe the olympics. everyone is unique and different and that's what makes them so fun and special. >> as a kayaker, he competed in the last two olympics. he finished sixth in athens in 2004. in 2008, he was poised to medal. then a crucial mistake. a penalty for missing a gate. >> after that disappointing finish, i wasn't too sure if i wanted to continue. >> he stepped away from the sport, made him realize he couldn't live without it. >> it's fun to come out here and get away from everything and focus on the water and the sound and the feeling of the water. and definitely one of my happiest places. >> that happiness resulted in better performances. these days he is back, snaking his way toward what he hopes is an olympic metal stance. >> winning an olympic metal in london, it really would be, i guess a dream come true. >> helping him along the way, his wife and training partner. who just happens to be a former u.s. junior team member herself. >> to see him out

the displlasure and anger that many many many people felt when they viewed thhs video :31 :31 aaron parsons... receiied the loogess sentence of one year. but his attorney says he'll probably be out in three months. an early morning fire... sends one person to the hospital. 4-30... on north linwood nd avenue near new orleans avenue. fire fighhers aa the fire sttrted in the rear of thh house... where construction is underway.the fire did not spread to adjacent homessa neighbor was sent to the hospital because of smoke inhalation. amid controversy over closing fire companies due to baltimore's budget deficit... baltimore's fiie chief could get a raise.mayor stephanie rawlings blake is goinggto make a request to extend fire chief jamess lackks contract and give him a raise at &ptomorrow's board of estimates meeting.under tte proposal he would get an extra three thousand dollars a year.this news comes just one day after twoofire companies closed.. and another company.. ttuck 10.. was sllted forrclloure in october duu to lack of funds. pome disappointing news ptday... for tourists.the washington

months try the case :30 he'll be out in three mooths and so it made no sense to take it to trial :33 parsons and onn otthr defendant plead guilty to robbery while the two others plead guilty to 2nd degree assault. both maleedefendants actions.... the victimmwas not in court today. joy that brings us to our question of the day.do you think the punishment for those involved in theest. pptrick's day beating as fair? 3& go to fox-baltimore dot com and tell us what you think. you can also sound off through facebook. send uu a tweett. pt foxbaltimore. and you can text your answee to 45203. enter fox45a for yes.. or fox45b for no. police need your shot nd killed a man early - sunday morning in parkville. olice rrsponded to calls for shots fired near darlington drive and oakleigh road around 2- a-m sunday. they found 31- year- old derrick gamble inside a vehicll... suffering from multipleeguushot wounds.he was pronounced dead at the scene. tonight... authorities continue to investigate a fire that claamed the life of an annn arunnel county woman.this video taken by one of our viewers... lorien hites

. >> reporter: according to the defense attorney, warren brown, his client, 20-year-old aaron parsonsce of three years in jail with all but one suspended. more than a half million people have seen the video of parsons throwing that first punch. >> he offered an apology to both the victim and the city, interestingly because he knows he bought this to the city, considering this went viral and it really cast a negative image of the city. >> reporter: the victim in the speeding did not appear in the courtroom. but prosecutors say they did reach out to him and he was okay with the plea bargain. other suspects also pled guilty. diangelo carter and cheyenneo davis, were sentenced to one year, with all but time served. the original charges were much more severe. >> ms. davis used her shoe, her high-heeled shoe as a weapon during that attack. prosecutors and detectives were able to charge her with an armed robbery because she used that high heeled shoe as a blunt force object. >> reporter: in a statement, may they praised police, saying the individuals responsible for the assault on an innocen

parsons , the suspect seen punching the man in this video was sentenced to three years in prison, he serve one. two other suspects were sentenced to time served and probation and a fourth suspect faces three years in jail. >>> we learn how our students performed on the maryland school assessment test. the results made available at 9:00. sherrie johnson is live with a preview of the results and a look at the goals for the coming school year. >> reporter: good morning, that's right, big day today in education. the state department of education releases the 2012 ms a result. the folks will be looking at the results. it's looking at students progress. information on elementary and middle school students under maryland's new accountability system. exams are given to third through 8th grade students in reading and math. 360,000 students took the exams in the spring, this data is used to determine whether or not schools meet the no child left behind requirements. we have dr. dallas, a brand new superintendent for public schools. so exiting to have you here this morning. thank you for being

police say aaron parson, deangelo carter and davis were all part of this beating that took place nap downtown baltimore last march. a tourist has a video of them being beaten and rob, carter and dais were each sentenced to a year in prison and two years of probation. >>> an overnight flight turns into a nightmare for more than 100 people trapped on an airplane. how one passenger's disruptive actions left the others sitting for more than 10 hours inside a very hot airplane. and one area program that has high school senior seniors spending their summers getting ahead academyically. >>> before any problems come up, that means some of you are going to have to conserve. we have details on that coming up on abc 2 news at 2:00. at 5:00. the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. go a little farther with bp gasoline with invigorate. now you have the power to lower gas prices with the bp visa with pu

the displeasure and anger thattmany many many people felt when they viewed this video :31 :31 aaron parsons.. the man seen punching the tourist in the face.... received the longest sentence of 1 year.his probably beeout in three and that brings us to our question of the day.do you think the punishment for those involved in the st. patrick's day beating was fair? response to this queetion on our facebook page.... many of you thought the sentences weren't tough enough.join the debate by going to facebook dot com slash fox balttmore. &pthe staaes attorney's office is reviewwng the case of a accuseddof lying on his workers compensation claim. claim.this is the ssene last fata said he was shot by a y - suspect in a downtown parkiig garageebut prosecutors think he shot himself.now, the staae says homicide cases that fata worked on, could be jeopardized beeause f his credibility. and new developments innthe case against anne arundel county eeecctive john leopold. a judge hassruled the rial innestigate his poliiical il to enemies... and run personal errands like takinn him to secret rendezvous with

maybe a grand parson's reference there for you, as well. are low rates a real threat longer term jamming up everybody in low rates or is my theory complete garbage? let's ask melissa comp and susan walker and steve liesman on and, professor, we'll begin with you. from my notes, you agree with my theory and i like to start off with people that think i'm right. am i right? >> you are right. there is right now dependency on the low rates a when they pick up that's when we will have this stay where you are phenomenon at the same time, of course, to discourage further borrowing. a spike in rates not for a while but it's a future risk. >> is there an upside, though, melissa? i mean, is it all downside? is there a potential upside to this? >> people evolve through life. they get married. they get divorced. they have children and interest rates are not necessarily going to define their purchasing and selling needs in the market. so, you know, we have seen with interest raits even when they were at 15% people were buying and selling real estate and

among the nominees is "the big bang theory" up for best comedy along with jim parsons, up to best comedic actor. mike and mollie, two and a half men and the good wife also scored nominations. >>> how you doing today? >> i'm good. it's still hot and steamy out there but nowhere near triple digit heat like yesterday. we set a new record yesterday at dulles. today will be 90s. we're always watching for some big storms that could come through this way. i think most of the afternoon we should be okay. storm chances will increase for this evening as we get into the night hours. here's a look at our day planner for this thursday. again, we're looking at mostly cloudy conditions out there with some breaks of sun. for the rest of today we have a chance for showers and storms. temperatures topping out in the lower 90s. this evening we'll see storm chances increasing. here's a look at your satellite and radar picture where we do see showers and storms to the north and west of us out in the ohio valley. here's a live look at our michael & son weather camera. temperatures right now are generally in th

aaron parsons the suspect who in the studio was sentenced to three years in prison, a judge sentencedwo of the suspects davis and deangelo carter to time served and probation. and baldwin, the fourth person in the video had already been in trouble for another crime and faces three years in jail. >>> top officials at johns hop kins i don't want say the new health care law that the supreme -- johns hop kins hospital say the new health care law that the supreme court may cause shortages, they say the new health care law does not add a plan of how to add more doctors as more people are covered under this law. >>> maryland state superintendent lilian lari has been putting in a lot of miles as she travels to all 24 school districts across the state. the washington postsays one of her biggest goals is to close the gap between poor and wealthier students when it comes to the 8th grade national assessment, they ranked number two last year. >>> and speaking of education, we're going to find out tomorrow how baltimore city public schools did in the 2012 assessment, it will take place at gill man

you know, zachary quinto, jim parsons, it's been dropped as a by-the-way point.hat they're saying is, this is not what defines me. this is part of who i am and i'm being honest about it. but anderson cooper doesn't want to be known only as a gay man in the same way he doesn't want to be known only as, you know, a vanderbilt, you know? he's a journalist. >> i thought zachary quinto's coming out was particularly profound and emotional because he said, i've done an "it gets better" video, and he said i was telling young people, i'm for you. but there's a difference in saying i'm for you and i am you. and that's what anderson just did. because we know there's not been a more fierce advocate for antibullying measures and efforts than anderson cooper. no one doubted that he was for us. now everyone knows that he is us. >> chely wright, jess cagle, good to have both of you here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> target shooters in utah don't want to give up their guns, even when they are now being blamed for starting more than a dozen wildfires. this morning we'll take a

it's really just about the sport. >> reporter: olympic kayaker scott parsons has given the better part over whitewater with presig. to be able to focus on his lifelong dream wouldn't be possible without a good support system. >> i'm fortunate to have a perfect wife that's a school teacher at wheaton high school. and through my little bit of income from kayaking and her salary at wheaton, we do all right, we get by. and that's kind of what you sign up for. >> reporter: scott's pursuit of an olympic medal affects almost every walk of life, down to the small apartment the couple rent near the national team's training site on the canal. >> this neighborhood brookmont, where i live, is kind of the center for kayaking or for slalom kayaking in this area. i knew even while i was going to high school that the day after graduation i was packing up my car and moving to brookmont. you can't beat the two-minute walk down to the main training site. without the financial support it kind of makes it difficult. it's a difficult life decision. do i keep going and kind of stay broke or just move on? and

major economies like russia are also called higher risk now this gus the session earlier of nick parsons from national australia bank and first i asked him whether countries then do anything to minimize those risks. countries outside the eurozone can indeed seek to protect themselves they can cut interest rates they can print money in the case of countries like switzerland they can effectively put a floor on their exchange rate so they can seek to protect themselves against disruptive capital flows they can seek to protect themselves against a collapsing trade but all this is really seeking to minimize damage rather than avoid it why do you think the breaks in the african countries are also high risk i looked at the reports russia was ranked number fifty one hundred sixty nine and and that's really not what you'd classify is the highest risk so i think some of the spin that was put out was perhaps a little misleading an old bearded ball comforting for you guys over there. but i say with this is that or is reading service believes that banking systems of russia and the c.i.s. are in littl

economies like russia though are also called high of a school i discussed this issue earlier with nick parsons from national straining bank and first i asked them whether countries can do anything to minimise those various. countries outside the euro zone can indeed seek to protect themselves they can cut interest rates they can print money in the case of countries like switzerland they can effectively put a floor on their exchange rate so they can seek to protect themselves against disruptive capital flows they can seek to protect themselves against a collapsing trade but all this is really seeking to minimize damage rather than avoid it why do you think the breaks in the african countries are also high risk i looked at the reports when russia was ranked number fifty one hundred sixty nine in and that's really not what you classify is the highest risk so i think some of the spin that was put out was perhaps a little misleading an obit bowl comforting for you guys over there. european markets are doing they're still trading right now and basically there was seen a lot of optimism and that's on

aaron parsons pleaded guilty to robbery charges. he will serve a year in prison. deangelo carter and shayona davis pleaded guilty to assault charges. shatia baldwin will be sentenced in december. >> a man was found shot to death in parkton. this happened on darlington drive. he had been shot multiple times. there is no word on a suspect or a motive in the case. >> talk of tax cuts takes top boating as president obama heads to iowa. gop leaders want to see those tax breaks extended to everyone. hallie jackson joins us live with more. we're facing a hard deadline here. >> if both sides do not come to an agreement, everybody's taxes will go up. >> thank you. >> president obama strolled to the east room of the white house. >> it will be good for you, it will be good for the economy. >> the press secretary says the push for tax relief is not intended to distract from the weak jobs report. but mitt romney is not letting that go quickly. >> and now to add a higher tax on job creators and on small business is about the worst thing i can imagine to do if you want to create

those big bang theory nominations, jim parsons.ctric i did not get nominated. >> kevin costner. this is what i think is interesting. you see big screen movie actors now nominated for tv. >> yes. >> you've also hit upon the other real good story about the emmy nomination, which is that hatfields and mccoys is a miniseries that came out of nowhere. the history channel picked it up. it was supposed to be a feature film that was brought to tv. kevin costner and his production company said do you want to air this? they said yeah, okay. they were shocked the morning after what a huge ratings it >> wasn't it the number one cable-rated movie? >> yes, exactly. it's really both a testament to costner's savvy and to just the american public now for finding shows like this. it's really good. >> now, i did just notice in best actress, i think it was, there were like seven nominations as opposed to five. how many? does that mean there were so many good actresses. >> in a certain sense yes. the a cad mid changed the rules in the actor and actress

larry david curb your enthuse and jim parsons, the big bang theory. >> now we are going to complete the announcements by bringing back bruce rosenblum to announce the final category. here he is ladies and gentlemen, bruce. >> thanks jimmy and kerry. >> except for the comedy series you have seen everything that is going to be nominated for the emmys this year. all-star cast how cable and movies are interacting kevin costner, kathy baits glenn close, ashley judd, nicole kidman. dancing with the stars did well the host as well as the show. >> you can get the full list on abc7news.com and watch the show on sunday september 23rd. jimmy kimmel will be the host. it is a first time for him the show will be live from the nokia theater in los angeles. >>> right now, not in our backyard. chick-fil-a looks to move into silicon valley. why some neighbors say [ male announcer ] the magic of nature appears every day, within each strand of an oat's rhythmical sway. when an apple's vibrant red temptation, and honey's sweet touch of golden sensation, join together with a pecan crunch you'll savor, creati

and then local scott parsons takes the first run on the whitewater course. >> hopefully, phelps can shake's performance. >> yeah. that's behind him. moving forward. >> while we have your attention we want to let you know you can send us your thoughts on the olympics at twitter. our handle is @news4 today. >> we'll be back >>> i'm very shocked. usually you'd think phelps was a guarantee. at least if not all, but first. >> not even to place is pretty surprising for american fans. >> that's kind of why i have -- >> this morning, fans react to the upset in the pool. the golden boy from maryland fails to medal in his first competition in london. >> it's not over yet though. here's a live look at london. the time there now is 11:00 a.m. we are gearing up for the second full day of competition in the xxx olympiad. good morning. i'm richard jordan. >> i'm angie goff. it is sunday, july 29, 2012. as you can tell from the live picture in london, a lot of clouds moving in. quite the contrast in the washington, d.c. area. >> after all that is what london is known for. we have tom kierein in for chuck

falcon, tina fey, julya louis dre yfous and amy poland alec baldwin and jon cryer, larry david and jim parsonsd now the completions here is, bruche. >> the nominations in a comedy are the big bang theory, curb your enthusiasm, girls, modern family, 30 rock, and veep... thank you for your participation this morning. there is a complete list on our website. >> there you have at. very popular shows. that is going to be tough. >> did and the nominations surprise you? >> a couple of shows i do not watch. >> we will be right back. baldwin >> good morning. some of our big stories. mirkarimi will take the stand. for the first time they have seen each other. she was asked why she has made that video. >> the clock was ticking for a planned eviction. this is complaints from nearby residents with a string of grass fires. >> and this chase ended that send to people to the hospital late last night. they decided that it was not safe to continue. the car continued and collided with another car. the suspect has been are rested. >> let us take a look at our forecast. >> good morning, james. we are in the midst

. >> john crier, 2 1/2 men, and jim parsons, the big bang theory. >> cbs led the broadcast networks with nominations announced this morning, 60 nominations. that is up from 50 last year. but cable really clean up, american horror story and madmen had 17 nominations each, downtown at the and the hatfields and mccoys each got 16 and a steel was the most honored network overall with 81 nominations. to see raw video of the nominations, log onto cbssf.com. >> we had a winning forecast for you especially as we trend towards the weekend. today we had highs banking from 64 degrees along the coast all the way up to 85 degrees in morgan hill. live weather camera featuring the city of san fransisco. today 65 degrees. typically 66 degrees this time of year. otherwise in the low seventies in san jose with win beginning to dial back and that is the scene right there in vaccaville. we do have a bit of a result of the north at 17 with air temperature standing at 80 degrees after realizing a high in the high 80s. officials and down at 8:28 p.m. it but we have clouds gathering at the seashore otherwise to

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. >> safer: he was, in short, an embarrassment to his father, the austere parson van gogh, the man ofthroughout the rest of his life, he felt guilt, or somehow responsibility, for his father's death. how come? >> naifeh: he just fought constantly with his father, and his father died of a stroke. the constant tension in the household, the family believed, contributed to the father's death. and the mother never forgave him. >> safer: his mother had taught him to draw. vincnt painted her years after she had turned her back on him. "i believe he has always been insane," she wrote. "his suffering and ours has been the result." and yet, he painted her with a forgiving smile, as if art might ease the pain. >> smith: his whole approach to art was that the world is an angry and a mean place... >> safer: hostile place. >> smith: ...hostile place. and that art, like religion, was there to console those who were heartbroken by life. and that was first and foremost him. he was first in line. >> safer: what exactly was tormenting vincent van gogh? it was that single gruesome act that offers a clue-