. >> they're constantly pecking at me. have learned to walk across the street. >> people have adapted a variety of defense strategies. >> when i walk past, i just go doing like that. >> reporter: its evidence that when it come toss getting pecked in the head, dignity is the first thing to go. >> especially the first time, it's so confusing. you're like what just happened? did somebody just like throw a stick at my head? >> neighbors put up -- >> i have a daughter, so i definitely understand. >> but you probably have never pecked anybody's head. >> no, i have never had to peck anybody in the head, i have had to kick a few people though. >> the easier solution seems to be to cross the street, but even that theory seems to be debunked. a few months ago people around here thought the pecking was cute, maybe even funny. but now -- >> i hate the birds, i really, really hate the birds. >> so until they finally fly the coupe, the best advice may be to keep your head down and walk fast, even though it's no guarant guarantee. >> tha

another construction is underway here for another military man, john peck. new house will cost over a half million dollars because of the special features required to help him live independently, features like sensors that detect snow and turn on heaters on outside rampways. security sensors that open doors only for the owner and lights that come on automatically. a singe and stove that go up and down. all of this will be free to marine sergeant john peck because of charitable donations, much of it from a foundation established by actor gary sinise, whose generosity is become legendary. >> we let gary know we were needing additional funds for the help. this week, he sent us an additional $100,000 for this home. >> reporter: sergeant peck suffered a head injury from the bomb in iraq. he re-enlisted. in afghanistan, another bomb took both legs and both foe arms. to a crowd of locals, he joked about the foundation's persistence in getting him to commit to the home. >> it took them awhile to get a hold of me. i was bilked up with too many meds, i can't remember

i'll peck you in the head until you leave. >>> let aels check in with jeff ranieri. >> it left a bald spot on my head it was pecking so hard. >> we did have temperatures warming up 5 to 10 degrees, some of the largest increases today in walnut creek at 90, livermore, 90. as we look at the current numbers which we'll notice has a lot of the east and south bay a mix of 70s and 80s, then right up here against the coastline with that onshore flow, we're finding 60s and 70s into san mateo. out to the live hd sky camera network, you see the camera shaking a bit. we do have that onshore flow and that's eventually going to lead us back into more fog as we head into the morning hours. let's get a look at our weather headlines as we sum things up for you into this upcoming weekend. a foggy start for saturday, even a few low clouds. it will get hotter for this weekend, but strap on the seat belt because by next week we're talking about a few low 100s. the same pressure that produced the hot, deadly weather in the midwest and the wildfires will jog ever so slightly to the west and that's going to

eciate >> reporter: sergeant john peck toying with us there. he lined up a job with the u.s. intelligence agency, but he couldn't tell us what it's about. john henrehan, fox 5 news. >> all the best. >>> coming up next the wait is almost over for you batman fans. >> plus a special fashion show you won't want to miss. >> and sue is still tracking some severe weather tonight. >> i want to show you one of the strongest cells we're watching in prince george's county. it might be producing a little hail around mitchellville, harwood and upper marlboro area, that storm moving east at 25 miles an hour, heavy rain, maybe a gust to 40 and hail to the size of quarters possible as it passes just north of dunkirk. fox 5 news edge at 11:00 will be right back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. parents this year i'm going to teach your kids that magic does exist. it's called science! here's what they'll need. ♪ pencils, folders, notebooks. ♪ ♪ backpacks, denims, graphic tees. ♪ ♪ markers, calculators. whoa! ♪ ♪ converse one start tennies ♪ well, pencils, hair gel, binders. ♪ ♪ pencils, ha

lopez is pecked to continue testifying today. -- is expected to continue testifying today. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> the mirkarimi's son remains in venezuela. you see 3-year-old theo here from an interview dan noyes did with lopez in venezuela in may. abc7 news will be there when lopez returns to testify today. the panel is expected to make its recommendation on august 16th. >>> new this morning, two innocent people recovering at a hospital after their was hit by another vehicle during a police chase last night. it happened 9:00, police were trying to stop the driver of an suv, broadsided a convertible, seriously injuring two in the car. the suspect got out and ran. an off-duty sheriff saw the incident chased the suspect and arrest him. >>> a few hours from now

percussion instrument, a manuel typewriter in a bowtie doing more than the old hunt and peck.cussion instrument, a manuel typewriter in a bowtie doing more than the old hunt and peck. percussion instrument, a manuel typewriter in a bowtie doing more than the old hunt and peck. percussion instrument, a manuel typewriter in a bowtie doing more than the old hunt and peck. > >>>a little more extravagant than dolly parton playing her nails. it's featured on youtube. >>> 9:06, back to stephanie with a check of the weather. >> announcer: "today's" weather brought to you by international delight gourmet coffee creamer. >> patrick, i'm hiding alongside heroes. thank you for your service, i appreciate it. those of you watching at home and of course your families as well. i've been telling you -- >> why are you telling him to move. come on. i want you to be by me. go to maps here and show you what we're dealing with on fourth of july. it's a hot one. heat indexes above 100. is it ever too hot to play your instruments? no. never too hot. he's tough. here in chicago, above 100 for you, abo

it is evidence that when it comes to getting pecked in the head, dignity is the first thing to go. >>ere it just happened. somebody will just throw a stick at my head? neighbors are guarding their nests. >> so i have a daughter, i understand. >> you probably wouldn't have pecked anybody? >> no, i had to kick a few people, though. >> it would seem the easier solution would be across the street. but even that theory is changing. >> i have been attacked a few times. >> reporter: a few months ago, people around here thought the pecking was cute, maybe even funny, but now? >> i hate the birds, i really, really do. >> reporter: so until they finally fly the coop, the best advice may be to keep your head down. it is no guarantee. joe resada jr., nbc bay area news. >>> all right, that is intimidating. thank you for joining us, we have more straight ahead, including the bay area proud segment. >>> it helps them to change their value system, their values and plifs. they have somebody to live for and somebody to live for. that is what it does. >>> from prisoner to pastor, meet the man who is wor

. >> peck, peck, peck, peck, scratches. >> this is what it looks like when peacocks attack. a neighborhood in jacksonville, florida, have seen their cars attacked by a pair of birds for the last three months. one theory is that the male peacock sees his reflection in the car and thinks it's another male peacock and wants to fight it. the damage total is nearly $2,000. >> he wants to pick it a fight for no reason. >> i won't say anything. what? >> nothing. haven't we had enough arguments for one morning. it's only 5:27. coming up, more than a week after the supreme court weighed in, congress is ready to put health care back in the spotlight. >>> the push by d.c. council members to put an end to massive power outages. >> storms moving along the east coast but they are sparing us. we'll look if we could see more rain today next with your >>> looking at the stories making headlines at 5:30. thousands of people remain without power this morning after a strong storm soaks the district. >> congress ready to weigh in again on president obama's health care reform. >>> another guilty

his spokesperson said it was what everybody ex-pecks. it prompted this responges from the romney campaign. it's clear that president obama is out of touch with the difficulties face can middle class families. the president did not mention the jobs report but, instead, focusing on the cumulative effect of the transportation bill and the stood loan bill. >> first, it will keep thousands of workers on the job rebying our infrastructure and second, it will keep student loan from doubling this year which would have had students loans costing $1000 more. >> and in the response, the reach cans laid it down at the feet of the president. >> he is doubling down on policies that are holding us back and making things worse, starting with his health care law which is driving up costs and making it too hard for small businesses to hire workers. >> next week, the house will vote on the repeal of the president's let care law but the vote is only symbolic. it stands no chance of passage in the senate. >> still ahead tonight another look at the scorching

why peacoc >> peck. peck. peck. scratches. >> that's what it looks like when peacocks attack. a pair of peacocks has been attacking their cars for the last three months. wildlife officials caught one of the birds but the male peacocks still roams the streets. >> came out to water my plants one morning and they were beating themselves up against the car. >> he thinks that he's seeing another male in that black car reflection. >> so far residents say the birds have caused nearly $2,000 in damage. yikes. >> he's fighting himself. >> he doesn't realize that though. he thinks it's some other male trying to pick a fight. >> why are you looking at me like that for? >> they can hurt themselves in the process and not just damage the cars. >> kind of funny. 6:41 is our time. let's look outside. sun is up shining breaking through clouds there. we are in time for a beautiful day. >> those are not nbc peacocks. they would never do that. well behaved and friendly and warm and cuddly. there is the view of our sky over the potomac river. a live view from hd city camera 6:41 on this wednesday

that's kind of irrelevant in prison because it's a pecking order society.you know, and that's how you survive. >> before i met him, all i had was this image of this gruff, ripped guy who could take on the whole team of officers, and upon meeting him i was shocked to find out that he's actually kind of a calm and collected guy who is not this monster that you see on these cell extraction videos. >> i didn't even know how to turn the computer on until recently. >> what was most interesting was he was just learning how to use a computer and he was told by everybody that he was somewhat famous thanks to the internet and these cell extractions. that were on "lock up" >> it's kind of fascinating to be able to talk to some of these people that i meet online and stuff. to help me to adjust back into society. they're not convicts. they're not in a pecking order state of mind. >> he was kind of excited by the fact that there were so many posts, so many people responding positively. mostly because i think they were women who found him very attractive. >> i watched thi

. >> peck, peck, peck. scratches. >> this is what it looks like when peacocks attack.eople in one community in jacksonville, florida, say a pair of peacocks has been attacking their cars for the past three months. wildlife officials have caught one of the birds but a male peacock still roams the streets. >> i came out to water my plants one morning and they were actually beating themselves up against the car. >> he thinks that he's seeing another male in that black car reflection. >> so far residents say the birds have caused nearly $2,000 in damage. yikes. >>> men and women like to argue over a lot of things, including who is the better driver. but now a mayor of a european town is taking it one step further. the mayor of treebering, germany, had the parking deck relabeled with male and female spots, even more, the spaces for women are wider and more accessible. the mayor denies the garage is sexist, but admits he believes men are better drivers. he hopes challenging political correctness, he says, will increase tourism. this has become a hot topic in our newsroom. ju

we are going to stretch the pecks and strengthen the upper back.u can pick up your weights. >> oh my gosh. >> tip it off to the side bend the knees slightly changing at the hips. you do the reverse slide and you do a row. so the back of your hands to the ceiling and elbow. you are squeezing together bind your back. you want something more challenging this is basically the opposite of a pushup. lay down on the floor. probably can't do it in a dress. you lay down on the floor lift your hands. lift up your hips and head off the floor. then if you want a big exercise>> tell me your timing you would do 20 wheel push ups. >> next we will learn how to have our stomached like this as well. >>> we strengthen our back now we are going to stretch the pecks which is where you get tight fr tight. you put your feet away from the wall and look over the shoulder. >> does it hurt? >> how far back do i go? >> crack. >> that's a great way to stretch your upper body. then you can do it on the floor. this is called a bow in yoga. we use lay down flat take your wheels s

. >> peck, peck, scratches. >> reporter: to protect them from peacocks. >> all these scratch marks and vets in the car are all peacock attacks. >> reporter: a pair of peacocks prowling the neighborhood. >> they're beautiful. they're indian peacocks. >> reporter: and apparently fighting the cars. >> came out to water my plants one morning and they were beating themselves up against the car. >> he thinks that he's seeing another male in there black car reflection. >> ray spencer's new car his a pea fowl punching bag. he just goes after it and kicks it and stomps it. >> reporter: the cars' owners say the beak dents have caused almost $2,000 worth of damage. the birds have been around three months and no one will come get them. >> animal control considers them wildlife, so they will not get them, remove the peacocks. fish and game consider them domestic, so they're not fish and wildlife's department. and from -- we're responsible to hire a trapper to get them removed. >> it's been like everyone passes the buck. nobody knows who handles -- >> so they're paying several hundred for a trapper.

the rest of those countries in the top five pecking order will all be today what is the developing world. if you look at that ta. eittll in which the developing countries equaled the developed countries and not much more than 10 years, world in which china is expected to surpass the united ates by 2027 nd then puiae y0 r 2050. it will be double the size of the united states in terms of the gdp. this is a world thats directly changing. that is why i would argue, as i said it at the outset, this is the beginning of a new glob swnga which the material hegemony enjoyed by the west is going to gradually slip away. i wouldadd it's probably going to slip away more quickly than you think. and that is becaueive in a teloasn history. in which global gdp, productivity is moving much more quickly than it did last time t noswt ow rlrks. at a the implications of the world in which the developing countries have the dominant share of gdp in the dominan share of global rdct quonarosoues they modernize going t follow her path and therefore slipping to our harbor, or are they going to follow their own path

attorneys are pecked to argue about a package he allegedly sent to his psychiatrist.dy has more from the court mouse in centennial, colorado. >> reporter: the prosecution is expected to lay down the hammer on 24-years-old james holmes, 10 days after the movie theater massacre. holmes could face hundreds of charges, including 12 counts of first degree murder, 58 counts after tempted murder, first degree assault and reckless endangerment for the explosives in his apartment. >> i don't care what your motive is, he knew what he was doing. that's it. i want to see justice. >> reporter: ashley's stepmother says she will be in the courtroom. ashley not only lost her 6-year-old daughter veronica, she too was shot several times and has suffered a miscarriage. >> it was because of stress. because of trauma. ashley has been through a >> reporter: so have the victims' families. many buried their loved ones over the weekend. now at the center of this investigation, a notebook holmes sent to his psychiatrist, dr. lynn fenton police intercepted that book which reportedly includes pl

he says, daddy, do the popping pecks of love. >> christie is our floor director.. doesn't seem like a lot, but could add up to $$100 a month. they're giving families a subsidy that encourages healthy eating. mark mcdonald joins me here in atlanta. this idea seems to be the opposite of banning unhealthy foods here. >> we were on last time, we talked about banning people. but to me, we're educating the opportunity to get healthy foods, also having a nutritionist who will educate them how to realistically work that into their day. >> we've been program to think if you eat healthy, it can be more expensive. you are saying it's cheaper? >> it can be. when you go through a fast food restaurant, you see the dollar menu is a dollar but a salad more expensive. you go to a warehouse or costco or sam's club or trader joe's, you can get quality vegetables and fruits at a very low price. >> what i love about new york city, you can get almost on every corner fruit, you can pay a quarter and a dollar and get like four -- that doesn't happen everywhere, because we have these food

peck this mess back up and get power back on. the neighborhood has been without power for six days. after six days know what to do. they don't know whether to become irate. ind would lawn folks were trying to cope with things. trees down, just a lot of problem for folks trying to figure out what to do. the hear has been without power since sunday night at 11. folks here say they've gone beyond complaining to end this. with the power, they just want the power on. with bge giving them answers about why it took so long to do so. >> going to different places, going to different people's houses, sucking up air conditioners. it's terrible. >> we haven't seen truck. we haven't seen anything. i called them on the phone. we're sorry. blah, blah, blah. well, you don't have to sleep in it to the point that you're stuck to the bed and you have to pry yourself every few hours to change positions. it's like sleeping in a giant glue trap. >> reporter: that is an image, sleeping in a giant glue trap. this scene is all over the county, not just here but all over the county and city. you have large t

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seemingly jealous, the hen will even peck at the adult cat. and the winner seems to be the kittens. they now have two good moms. can't lose then. >> that chicken is like the mother-in-law. >> wow. >> i'm just making a general statement. >> good save. >>> it's time for now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day on nbc. monsignor william lynn, convicted for his mishandling of abuse claims, faces up to seven years in prison for his role in the felony child endangerment. lynn was convicted of covering up allegations often by transferring priests to unsuspecting parishes. >> the mayor of scranton, pennsylvania, will find out whether he faces contempt charges for not following the judge's order to pay city workers their full salaries. city unions successfully challenged it, but he says the city has no money to follow the judge's orders. >>> and jennifer lopez turns 43. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and more as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >

coming up, when you can ex-peck to expect to see the power back on.ourning the loss of their son killed in friday's deadly storm. i'm linda so, how this freak accident happened. >>> some have been in the dark since friday. we talk with the president of bge to find out what is going on. you will hear from a spokesperson on when you can get your lights back on. good morning, maryland, i'm charley crowson. megan pringle is on assignment. we begin with mike, in all week for lynette charles. you have a tall order. >> we will be dealing with the heat once again. less in the way of humidity. this is a beautiful shot showing clearing skies, maybe sunshine out there, around 8:00 or 9:00 hour. this is encouraging shot if you want the sunshine. full on sunshine this afternoon. couple of scattered showers north of the beach, sliding through the chesapeake, big ole thunderstorms now, over the southern parts of the delmarva, that's over the chesapeake, that's going to run in to ocean city. we had warnings. severeat

and if food was scarce, what the mother pelicans would do was peck at their breasts until they bled,ed that to their young. so, on the state flag, you see a mother feeding three baby brown pelicans. >> eventually, louisiana adopted the brown pelican as its official state bird. by the way, louisiana also has an official state doughnut called a beignet. it's fried dough with powdered sugar on top. fortunately, the official state drink is milk. with flag facts, i'm kristen. >> adopting a dog is pretty easy. animal shelters are almost always on the lookout for good owners. but as hannah reports, there's a lot more to becoming a friend to man's best friend. >> so, you want to adopt a dog, but you don't exactly know how to properly care for one. here's a way to learn how. >> volunteering at an animal shelter is a wonderful thing to do. there's a lot of benefits that come with it. being a volunteer here at the animal shelter is very -- like, it's a good experience. >> you know, cleaning the kennels -- pretty basic, you know -- feeding them, taking the dogs for walks. and same deal with the

. >> bear, the only peck i don't like of the day. >> brenda: tobin. >> sirius logic. >> brenda: jonas, bull 0 are bear. >> too much for one company. >> you like business and like laughs, cavuto and business. >> neil: and president obama on the rich and a poll out that americans don't care whether he is rich. isn't that rich? and welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, it's true, a new poll showing three out of four americans feeling mitt romney's wealth isn't an issue and it wasn't make a difference in their vote. and at least stop develop phiing it, and celebrating it, and have him back, charles payne, adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino. >> i'm not surprised by this poll, although four out of five. it used to be five out of five. people want it to be rich or-- >> and some would have people right now, and angry and bitter. >> listen, in america we know that success is byproduct, it's a byproduct of hard work, sacrifice and smarts, we respect that, we really do respect that despite this massive pr campaign against it and i still hope it back fires. >> neil: ben stein, what do you think.

peck's many doctors choose to go into a specialty or they can earn more money. the founder of a new program at kaiser permanente a says there are other reasons. >> sometimes in medical schools that are not exposed early enough to water primary care physician does. >> everyone agrees there is a shortage and it is about to become more severe. last week, the supreme court decided health care reform, known as obamacare, can stand. it will give more actions to doctors. over the next three years, the kaiser program will turn out 18 new primary care doctors. >> they will be -- they will be able to see a primary care physician as soon as they start to feel symptoms of an illness or disease. >> that means you don't have to wait as long to see a doctor when you are sick. >> the final touches are under way for the london olympic games. we are just weeks away from opening ceremonies. >> 23 days to go and here in london they are even counting down the hours and seconds. the olympic rings gives some landmarks will's enhance the games. this will be the venue to beach volleybal

although the dogs pecked up a scent trail the fbi isn't saying what if anything that means. the cussin a8-year-old elizabeth collins and lyric cook were soon by their grandmother on friday. their bikes were later found near a lake which is being drained. >>> a manhunt underway to fiend those responsible for a deadly shooting at a party in toronto. we brought you this story as breaking news yesterday morning. one person is in custody but police believe others may be involved. two people died dozens more were injured. witnesses described the chaos at the scene. >> ive went crazy. and everybody was screaming and look pho there -- looking for their kids. i seen girls and guys and kids everywhere. >> police believe that shooting may have been gang-related. >>> 4:37. not just us much of the country is dealing with a really hot weather. farmers are feeling the burn. this morning, we are going to look, an in-depth look the weather is having on crops all around the country. and seal see what animals are the the zoo are doing to keep cool as the temperatures continue to soar. >> repor

lopez is pecked to continue testifying today. -- is expected to continue testifying today. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> the mirkarimi's son remains in venezuela. you see 3-year-old theo here from an interview dan noyes did with lopez in venezuela in may. abc7 news will be there when lopez returns to testify today. the panel is expected to make its recommendation on august 16th. >>> new this morning, two innocent people recovering at a hospital after their was hit by another vehicle during a police chase last night. it happened 9:00, police were trying to stop the driver of an suv, broadsided a convertible, seriously injuring two in the car. the suspect got out and ran. an off-duty sheriff saw the incident chased the suspect and arrest him. >>> a few hours from now authorities will move into kelly park to clear out homeless encampments that are still left following suspicious fires over the past couple of weeks. three fires were set within 12 hours. warning signs went up monday morning giving people advance notice of today's sweep. katie marzullo will have more coming up.

neighbors say they will try not to walk near the trees to avoid getting pecked and suspect the birdsrying to protect their nest. >>> the national park service had a big mess to clean up after 4th of july celebrations at fort mason in san francisco. people that came out brought alcohol, food, and even furniture but they left it all behind. officials at the golden gate national recreation area said it took 55 employees to clean up that mess. >>> it was a similar situation at san francisco kellior race park. piles of trash were left behind by 4th of july revelers. it took hours to clean up. gardeners hauled away 60-gallon trash bags of garbage. >>> time now is coming up on our 5:00 hour. a scare in the air over sfo. what several pilots encountered last night that prompted an fbi investigation. >>> plus we continue to follow breaking news out of alameda. major car crash sent six people under the age of 18 to the hospital. we'll have a live report from the scene up next. >>> police are still on the scene of an early morning accident he

. >> gregory peck. >> thank you all very much. i hope you've enjoyed this and learned from it. [ applause ] >> can we get one more big round of applause for all of our participants today? [ applause ] >> in a moment i'll invite professor rotunda to give some closing arguments. i want to thank whitney stepcoe if you could please step up here. [ applause ] for those of you who don't know, she has been our senior symposium editor for "the law review" for the last year and for exactly a year minus a day she's been working on this symposium. she's put in a whole lot of work. she's given her life for this event. her parents are in attendance, bob and catherine stepcoe. thanks for giving her up for the last eight months to a year. [ applause ] we're done with her now, you can have her back. i would like to invite professor rotunda to close us out. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, kevin. this is i think -- the reception is at 5:00 down stairs and we never -- i don't want to keep from you that so i'll try to be pithy. 40 years ago stra

how it's imperative, no matter where you stand on the pecking order, that if you see something like this, have reason to suspect it, you've got to report it, you've got to act upon it. i think it isn't just colleges, it's youth sports programs and high schools and whatnot. many of them have changed their own procedures and policies and they're all on notice. that's the good that's come out of it. >> bob costas, who i'll add on this very day was nominated for an emmy award for his coverage of this topic on our broadcast "rock center." thank you for being with us tonight from london. >> thank you, brian. >>> elsewhere in our country tonight, the countryside is burning up. it is official now, it is the worst drought in a quarter century. we're in it and it's causing great damage to staple products. people all over the world depend on from the u.s. like corn. say nothing of livestock and property. nbc's janet shamlian is on the story tonight in texas. >> reporter: a withering pasture in arkansas, reservoirs gone dry and cracked earth now being seen throughout much of the nation. more than 1,

for three months the birds have lunged, pecked and chased. >> ouch. >> yes.irst people thought it was funny but it's getting annoying. i think i better put a hat on. they had to come up with a defense strategy. >> in a month i would say maybe four or five times in a month. i learned to walk across the street. >> sometimes you can see them dive and swoop for you and it gets intimidating. >> watch out. watch your babies. neighbors say they are going to put up with it as the birds are likely guarding nests. until they fly the coop the best advice, walk fast. >> how about maybe take another route to work. >> if you live around there. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," why a different kind of sbird keeping a proposed housing project at bay. >> some real time alerts. how caltrains is taking the schedules to the next level. >> reporter: good morning. we'll take you live in oakland where police are still looking for a person who shot five people here last night. that story

this time he planted a big one top first lady and a little peck on the forehead. >> you saw his daughter egging that one on. you can't miss it this time. go. >> those kiss camses, the pressure is on. >> you have to do it. >> you do. >> even if you're the president, you have to go with it. >> very cute. >>> 4:51 is our time. tom, it's going to be the heat today that you want to keep your distance, even if it's your wife. >> you're not going to want to kiss me after you i have to say. this morning it's a warm and humid start that we're starting up. dress accordingly if you're going to head out the door. dress for hot and humid weather. how many 90 degree days have we had in washington so far? not really that many. we've had 25 days 90 degrees or higher. average through july 15th. it's about 16. so you are above the average. 93 degrees days. a total summer average is 38. so an average summer we get 38 days. 90 degrees or higher. and we've only got 13 more to match the average and we'll probably do that. as we look now at the view from space we've got just a few clouds drifting through from

and i think that especially weak law schools, the higher you go up in the pecking order the less likely the studentsor professors are to know that their exists a constitution except perhaps in california where it's impossible not to know the importance of the state constitution. i think it's extraordinarily important to integrate the little laboratories of experiment tags and see how different a lot of the states are including i suspect administrative law and whether there might be something to learn from that rather than to repeat what are basically now wrote arguments about how best to interpret i think the inevident nlly vague and ambiguous terms of the united states constitution. >> thank you. >> i'd like to thank the federalist society for having -- giving me the chance to leave the city of berkeley and come to a conservative place like stanford university. i'm glad the organizers are able to arrange -- i don't think they're real protesters outside claiming darth vader. they know me too well. they know i love the imperial side in all the star wars movies. i always think it's unfair

if you are gone more than a week have the post office stop mail or have family and friends peck it upuggest you tell a neighbor when you are going out of town. a big mistake is letting theworld know you are on vacation by posting it on facebook ortwitter. and if you are flying, experts say don't put your home address on luggage tags that signals at the airport and hotel where you live and you are not there. instead, use your business or a relative's address. joce sterman abc2 news. >> if you are heading out to enjoy the holiday or spending a few days on vacation, be sure to pack some sunscreen up with you and sunglasses because it'sanother scorcher. the health department exten the code red heat alert through thursday. cooling centers will be open. stay wie with cool air and free water. head to our website for places to go. >>> looking to cool off head to the pool city pools will remain open for an extra hour longer than usual. they are opp rating under a code red heat alert schedule on two hour session with 30 minuteintermission. park pools are opened from 1 to 3, 3:30 to 5:0 and 6 to

. >> you have serious pecks did you see that?hinking monkey bars you know. >> this is outside yankee stadium in the bronx. it's been opened for two years and has been successful. they are creating 20 new sites for the outdoor gyms. megan happy about that. >> it looks like fun. looks like in shape guys. >>> stay with us because coming up a girl with the flesh eating bacteria recovering this morning. >> now this morning, her family and her the family got a special gift from a concerned friend. >> a hug at a party ended one woman's life. how the act led to a police investigation. we have details on the bizarre story straight ahead. [ 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, creating the most perfect lesson in flavor. at nature valley, nature's best-written recipe is ready for you to enjoy. delicious granola bars made with the best ingredien

new euro zone finally got the credit card that there always wanted a credit card for whom the german peck taxpayer has to pay and very interested in the question how long germany would do this the tax burden in the future will become very very high and i know already of people who are keeping the country because they have fear that the tax will become higher and higher and to germany has to pay at the end of the day the whole bill as long as we don't solve the problems which we don't we only opium some drac's into the system to come it mean if the drug is gone the problem is there and it will it will be even bigger. regardless of merkel's ambitions for the european union in her homeland there's a burgeoning opposition to the country's bailout policies for those who believe germany's financial fortunes are down to good luck the people driving the economy have a different message what is oksana boyko reports it's a job interview with geopolitical implications and yours is family has been running these greek restaurant for almost three decades ever since they immigrated to germany hard work

well traffic is just starting to peck up here on the west side of the beltway at old court road and aident on the jfx. >> a live look this morning at times square. trust us it really is there. that's not the traditional shot. to new york there for the latest in techbytes. >> reporter: in today's techbytes, the first under $30,000 all electric vehicle goes on sale in the u.s.. the 2012 mitsubishi car has rear wheel drive, speed sensitive steering and gets about 126 miles a gallon. >>> a sign of the times on the sidewalks of the big apple. the city now has a plan to start turning some old pay phone booths into wi-fi hot spots. the wi-fi will be available around the clock for free. >>> the new pitted head sunglasses can turn anyone into an amateur spy. the glasses conceal a hidden microphone and hd camera allowing wearers to capture both videos and still. ed baig tried out a pair. >> the video quality was really very, very goods. i was very impressed with the video and default settings. >> reporter: they sell for about $350. those are your techbytes, aim rob nell -- i'm rob nelson. >>> s

a montana man comes up with the pecks text way to ask his girlfriend to mary him but she messes it up. it was -- perfect way to ask his girlfriend to marry him but she mess it up. why so many of us will not give up our time in front of the tv even after hours inside a car. time for a check of the forecast with lynette. >> all right. maryland's most powerful radar is dry. but we have a chance for some showers to move in here. i will tell you when that happens. that's coming so stay around. wççÑçÑ >>> there are multiple devies to keep your child from being locked -- devices to keep your child from being locked in a hot car but they are not very reliable when used on their own. experts suggest that you always check the front and back of the car before looking and walking away and teach your kids that the car is not a play area. >>> opening arguments again in the bid bitter ongoing batter between appel and sam sunning -- apple and samsung. in response samsung claims apple is trying to stifle competition and limit consumer choice. apple is seek 2.5 billion dollars in damage. >>> maryland m

really about buffett wanting to be taxed more or is this about crony capitalism and his place in the pecking order. so before this a lot of we've talked about warren buffett as a political entrepreneur someone who's realized that it doesn't necessarily pay to know the fundamentals of a company in terms of investing in it i mean not in the way that it does these days to be connected with washington so that you get the benefits of crony capitalism and you're not just left to the devices of the market so i'm asking if this is an example of that because congressional filings say that wells fargo is outspending any rival when it comes to its washington d.c. lobbying office so we get that news and now we've learned that berkshire hathaway's annual report reveals warren buffett's been investigating not investigating freddie and less to investing in the banks since two thousand and five making it is second largest investment and one of the only that he's been adding to consistently since that time does this pass a smell test to you coming in here from the outside what do you think i don't know i mea

i want to talk to john peck. this is interesting. john peck. hi, sir. it's a pleasure to meet you.volunteered to go back. you get severely injured again. at first you admit you were ticked off. is that real? we don't want to be too rainbows and unicorns about that. there is anger when it first happened. >> you feel disappointed that they got to you and they were able to do this to you and you can't go back and finish the job and get revenge payback on them. about it goes away. it's only the first few months. otherwise it starts to go away and you get to your daily living. martha: how do you get past hat? >> support. todd was there an was walk on his prosthetics. i remember having the trach and i had to talk with him on the device they put on your neck. he sat there with his wife crystal and gave me motivation. he said stuff is going to be different, but you can do. keep moving, keep going. you will make it through it. megyn: and you have. after the break we'll talk about how you can help these heroes. there is a very real way and they need your help. we'll meet a knew more of them.