rebound, perkins. sefolosha has it. tries to call a time-out -- and they call time-out with 15.1 seconds remaining. >> jeff: i love how this game is being called. you got to earn your way to the free-throw line. >> mike: he looks tired. you rarely say that about kobe bryant. >> jeff: well, this was well defended. bryant got there. good contest by sefolosha. and good in-traffic rebound by ibaka. get him off of you, thabo! [ telephone ringing ] i'm going to lunch. [ all gasp ] those days are gone now. think... about what you are doing. ♪ i'm going with her. ♪ i don't want to be chicken... i want to eat it. [ male announcer ] put an end to the working lunch and work on eating lunch. mcdonald's all-white meat premium chicken sandwich and the juicy 100% angus third pounder. it's your lunch. take it. the simple joy of lunch. ♪ >> mike: with 15 seconds remaining in overtime, the thunder will have a chance to win it. they had a chance to win it at the end of regulation, but kevin durant misfires in a game they led by as many as

that are heavily influential in washington we'll here to help us talk about this whole issue is john perkins because he is a former economic hit man and he's author of hoodwinked an economic hit man reveals why the world financial markets imploded and what we need to do to remake them so we're going to we're going to figure out today how we can do anything about this so first mr perkins thanks for being on the show it's always really a pleasure to talk to you it's great to be with you thanks so when you hear something like this jobs act which has this bipartisan support and sounds the way politicians have talked about it like it's this great thing that's going to reduce barriers first small businesses to raise capital sounds great but then when you hear more about the fine print from a lot of experts it just sounds like wall street interests are going to get their way at peeling back regulation or corporate interests are going to have more leeway that sort of thing does this to you sound like wall street starts using washington's bipartisan support for welfare. it certainly does you know and

last touched by perkins. they're going to review this one, though. >> jeff: your defense is no good if you can't finish it off with a defensive rebound. and right now, oklahoma city is not putting bodies on bonds. a lot of that is because big men are coming across to give help on bryant's one -on-one play. but i don't like the way they're not making any contact. >> mike: that's close. >> jeff: i'm going to say that's off ebanks. i'm not sure. >> mike: i think so. now, they ruled it laker ball. p perkins -- oh, that's ebanks, absolutely. they'll probably overrule it. with 1:18 remaining. so, so close. both teams probably enjoying this little break in the action. they have extended themselves. the same laker team has been on for the entire fourth quarter. first overtime and sof far, the second o.t., with the exception of kobe bryant, who sat out the first couple of minutes of the fourth. the thunder team has been the same, as well. and they are going to reverse the call. that was the right one. >> jeff: again,

last touched by perkins. they're going to review this one, though. >> jeff: your defense is no good if you can't finish it off with a defensive rebound. and right now, oklahoma city is not putting bodies on bonds. a lot of that is because big men are coming across to give help on bryant's one -on-one play. but i don't like the way they're not making any contact. >> mike: that's close. >> jeff: i'm going to say that's off ebanks. i'm not sure. >> mike: i think so. now, they ruled it laker ball. p perkins -- oh, that's ebanks, absolutely. they'll probably overrule it. with 1:18 remaining. so, so close. both teams probably enjoying this little break in the action. they have extended themselves. the same laker team has been on for the entire fourth quarter. first overtime and sof far, the second o.t., with the exception of kobe bryant, who sat out the first couple of minutes of the fourth. the thunder team has been the same, as well. and they are going to reverse the call. that was the right one. >> jeff: again,

them so we're going to we're going to figure out today how we can do anything about this so first mr perkins thanks for being on the show it's always really a pleasure to talk to you it's great to be with you thanks so when you hear something like this jobs act which has this bipartisan support and sounds the way politicians have talked about it like it's this great thing that's going to reduce barriers first of all businesses to raise capital sounds great but then when you hear more about the fine print from a lot of experts it just sounds like wall street interests are going to get their way at peeling back regulation or corporate interests are going to have more leeway that sort of thing is this to use sound like wall street in washington's bipartisan support for corporate welfare. it certainly does you know and i'm not familiar with all the details of the air but everything that or heard about it and read about it it certainly sounds like a boondoggle for business and it's kind of interesting because at the same time obama is and many other politicians are supporting has called the stock

them health insurance and retirement funds and i'll buy your product i wonder and i wonder if mr perkins if this is shifting a little bit the power that the u.s. consumer does have because they need them urging economies we see consumer class is growing and that's where a lot of these multinational corporations are looking at their growth so how much does the u.s. consumer really have and is this more of a global consumers getting out well we are still less than five percent of the world's population consuming about thirty percent of the world's resources the american consumer has a tremendous amount of power maybe getting watered down a little bit but we've got tremendous power but we get to also remember that a lot of the other parts of the world people are taking action europeans have much more proactive than we are he really been citing g m o's in their food group success the leader they've got another battle coming up now but they've been pretty successful and i travel around a lot of just came back from the middle east two weeks ago i go to china go to europe i go to south america

military base in afghanistan has upset tony perkins said. he said where is the concern now for angering afghan muslims who vehemently oppose homosexuality issues as much an issue of military security as it is of religious morality after february's accident with the korans american lives are lost what price will be paid because some want to use the military to show their gay pride. ok ok just tell me this person do you think the average afghan knows what a gay pride thought looks like i don't think gainey knows what the american flag looks like so that you probably don't know i was in favor of repealing don't ask don't tell that doesn't mean i think this is a good idea it's a dumb idea all right what is it. you think somebody there's a flag here's somebody that will know it's in every newspaper it's going to be afghan papers and it's going to cause problems for the rebels in the do it you know that you know the reality here in iraq and you sure i had no it wasn't an issue with the security of american troops until tony perkins president of th

you saw tony perkins withhold active, enthusiastic support for mitt romney. from your knowledge of the campaign, now that they can go after rick santorum voters because he's no longer representing them, do you have that? >> we're not worried about evangelicals and social conservatives. we're the republican party right now. we will be the guy going for the support. they'll tell you they're focused on women and independents in these states that will be the decisive states come this fall. specifically this attack on the war on women. the romney folks recognize that his numbers, governor romney's numbers are low by women. even 20 percentage points. yesterday he had 12 women on stage with him in a steel fabrication plant owned by women. today they go to hartford to another business event for women. i think they're very focused on trying to get those consentives. ink it's the intensity issue that could be their problem. >> so shore up women and try to go for people they feel will be in their camp either way. peter alexander, thank you so much for being here in pers

amari perkins opened the bag and found the gun. the bag looked exactly like the first grader's own backpack. brown is a family friend living with the boy's family. a family member says brown frantically tried to save the boy's life after the gun went off. >> any weapon inside of a home has to be secured and it can't be stored in a way that allows access to other people, particularly young children. >> it is not yet clear would owns the gun. brown is facing several charges that include reckless endangerment. >>> to politics now, rick santorum is out of the race for president. the former senator from pennsylvania took some time off from the campaign trail over the weekend and, after discussing it with his family, he decided to drop out of the race for the white house. his young daughter is back in the hospital way rare genetic disease and it and he was in danger of losing the pep pen primary in a couple of weeks. >>> the d.c. elections board is launching an investigation into voter fraud after an undercover camera showed someone tryi

when i came on this committee, carl perkins was chairman of this committee. we had a meeting on mine safety. i was shocked 33 years later on what's happening. i can recall one of the representatives of the mine owners testified how safe and how safety was such a high priority. the person went so far, carl perkins was such a kind and gentle person finally said, when i was a child my daddy put me on the back of a buck board and took me over to the next town for the funeral of my cousin who was killed with others in one of your mines. that's 36 years later. and i feel that we should have made much more progress. in 36 years, we fought wars in that time. we spend money here and there. but 36 years later i still heard the same stories and the sam attitude very often of the owners of trying to get by as cheap as they can so they can make greater profits. what area should we strengthen to make sure that they're brought into rein. stronger enforcement, greater penalties. where would you emphasize the greatest effort of this congress and working with you to make sure

this photo of amari perkins was taken less than two weeks ago. a happy child, according to family. today, a stuffed animal sits at the foot of his home on 613 arbitus lane in clinton, maryland. amari died here monday afternoon after police say he came across a loaded gun in his home and accidentally shot himself. he was there with two other siblings and his grandmothers. >> the child, a first grader, found the gun inside a children's spiderman backpack which was left on the floor. >> police say 20-year-old raymond allen brown, who lived in the same home as amari, has been arrested for reckless eng dangerment and firearm access by a minor. one family member who did not wish to be on camera tells me brown is like family. and says the tragedy was an accident. she tells me the backpack was brown's and that amari who has a similar bag may have confused it for his own and opened it. she says brown who was not there when the gun went off but arrived shortly after was shaking when he saw what had happened and offered to help in any way. steven roach is a parent to one child at amari's scho

this is something tony perkins of the family research council told our dana bash today. he obviously was a santorum guy, social conservative, abortion opponent, same-sex marriage opponent. "it is difficult to back a candidate our constituents don't believe in and aren't excited about." he is talking about governor romney v senator santorum prepared to sit down with tony perkins, and more importantly, social conservative voters all around the country, look them in the eye and say be for romney? urge i think what's prepared to do is to share how america has blinked under this president, we have lost freedoms, he has moved it far to the left and the second term of barack obama, even move that much farther to the left so, a big part of the narrative going forward is how we have to stop barack obama and how is clearly the man who now can do that and how we have to unify in that process. >> rick santorum believe he should you can considered for the vice presidential nomination? >> you know, he got into this race because he felt that he should you can the nominee who could then

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>> you want the entire perkin there? -- park in there? >> 23, 26 -- >> who obviously. obviously. >> 16,058 people. district nine, 18.08%. >> cn wan we look at patrero asn alternative? and see -- it's not even enough to cover that, is my understanding. >> [inaudible] >> would you like the entire hill area, or just the area currently in district 10? dr. helen be moved to 6, yes. >> 2008 hundred and 54 people. that would bring the deviation -- >> 2804 people. >> it's not just it, to david's point, the population depth is between 280 and district 9 line. that is what you're talking about moving. no, even that -- i encourage -- i think that we should think about it because we have split opinion. for others that are really considered, it would be important to see a plan for what that looks like. >> i wanted to make a comment. this is not to advocate one way or the other, but if you wanted to put it in 10, you effectively have to do our rotation. these are all rotation jobs. you end up with most of the hill and greater mission bay in 6. naughton and the killing more to the no

tony perkins from the family research council decided it was a gay divorce.to speak out against this terribly gay candy. >> these days you can't get a sugar high without experiencing a cultural low. tony perkins with the family research council. there is trouble in candy land. mike and ike are calling it quits. the duo are staging a gay divorce to draw in younger customers. in this society even candy has answer agenda. from facebook to tumblr, the fruity pair says, the rumor ares true. we just couldn't agree on stuff any more. they'll spend $15 million on billboards and tv commercials that poke fun at the breakup. i don't know what's more disturbing, that advertisers think that divorce appeals to kids or sexualizing candy will make people buy more. after a year-long build up the company will reveal if the couple reconciles. until then look for mike and ike to have a distinctionly liberal

bryan perkins was there talking about school boards and superintendents. he said he never had a meeting that lasted longer than an hour and a half. we have something to shoot for, president yee. >> i want to say one thing. i was unhappy about this, now i am not so much unhappy. we had a speaker -- [unintelligible] i am interested and i am sorry that deputy superintendent carranza is not here. i would like someone to talk to us or think about how we can use the khan academy and what is a program for schools. it occurred to me, i talked to him at the conference. he said they are interested in starting a school. i said i guess it will be a private school. i -- that is one thing. it seemed to me that this old school ought to be taking advantage of free online instruction. anyway, that was -- and interestingly, i was kind of, we're having the same speaker. it made me hear a lot more. and think about it a different way. and he is right down the road. we could probably get him up here to talk to us. he would be happy to do that. president yee: other reports by bo

>> you want the entire perkin there? -- park in there? >> 23, 26 -- >> who obviously. obviously. >> 16,058 people. district nine, 18.08%. >> cn wan we look at patrero asn alternative? and see -- it's not even enough to cover that, is my understanding. >> [inaudible] >> would you like the entire hill area, or just the area currently in district 10? dr. helen be moved to 6, yes. >> 2008 hundred and 54 people. that would bring the deviation -- >> 2804 people. >> it's not just it, to david's point, the population depth is between 280 and district 9 line. that is what you're talking about moving. no, ev

perkins means. what should romney do when he's out making campaign speeches? tony perkins speaks to this reality that a lot of social conservatives are waking up to this morning. that is that there is this huge lingering disappointment late in the primary race. social conservatives are disappointed for two reasons. they loved rick santorum. he was one of them personally and politically. he was outspoken catholic and advocated on issues like abortion, which even a lot of republicans are afraid to touch. the other reason they are disappointed is because reality is setting in that mitt romney is almost certainly going to be the nominee of the republican party to face barack obama this fall. and so they are coming to terms with that reality and all of these months in mitt romney still hasn't closed the deal with these voters. >> what does he need to do? he's a devout mormon. he says the right things when he is cornered by reporters, right? he's reached out to them. he's told them i really mean this. i had an education. i think differently now. what more can he say

i am tony perkins. >> i am allison seymour.od morning to tucker barnes, a look at this forecast and all this fog. >> a little bit of fog lingering but the good news a lot of sunshine. >> that's good. looking forward to it >> highs 70s. >> i know you said it didn't rain much but seemed like a steady, grey day >> it was cloudy and cool. felt damp out. >> wasn't used to it >> wait until sunday. >> okay. >> regan national, 54, i just snuck a peek outside, sunshine here northwest washington i think very quickly, this forecast will transition into what will be known as a very nice day. >> i love it. >> a lot of sunshine. >> 50 frederick, 52 good morning leonard town, 52 degrees and 52 fredericksburg most of the area here on the cool side as mentioned, a minute ago we were cool yesterday, daytime height, 62 degrees. lingering shower across the lower eastern shore. fog and mist across the washington area it should burn off shortly this radar not showing you the cloud cover but two thirds of your day will be bright and sunny. i want to

this is wednesday, april 11th, 2012 good morning i am tony perkins. >> i am allison seymour happy you are with us for the 7:00 a.m. hour of fox 5 morning news. >> tucker barnes has the latest on this mornings weather information here he is with that. >> good morning everybody we have cloud cover out there to start your day cool temperatures that will be the theme around here maybe a shower later this afternoon. keep our fingers crossed. let's kick it off and look at numbers regan national that is cool, 41 degrees right now in washington. humidity 57% winds out of the west 5 miles per hour they will pick up again today combination of cool temperatures and breezes out of the north and west, gusting to 30 will give us a chill today, this is jacket weather for wednesday. cloud cover moving in from the north and west upper level low across the great lakes drop that little piece of energy in our direction believe it or not that is snow showers flying southwest pennsylvania, when it gets here it will probably be in the form of a few light rain showers. we will see a mix of clouds and sunshin

. >> i'm audrey barnes in for tony perkins.hank you for sticking with us. >> tucker barnes is downstairs. weather won't be too bad today and the weekend. >> a lot of sunshine, allison. all systems go for outdoor activities, as we'll have a nice warming trend saturday and sunday. chilly to start your day. numbers in washington now, 43 degrees. most of the area, or much of the area in the upper 30s at the moment. humidity 49%. also breezy. wind out of the north and north and east at 14, gusting close to 20. we'll have a breeze today. chilly today. high temperatures topping out in the upper 50s for daytime highs. even with bright sunshine. there's your satellite radar. traveling later today, no problems on most area roadways. get into the carolinas, some rain showers and soaking rain towards the outer banks. otherwise, sunshine around here and kind of a quiet weather pattern with a warming trend as mentioned by saturday and sunday. here's your forecast, quiet afternoon, 58 in washington. 60 waldorf. 55 the afternoon high in winche

. >>> the name is perkins, tony perkins. doesn't have that ring.t all. >> i'm sorry. >> 007 fans can rejoice. boyd has agreed to write a new bond book. he wants to set the book in the late 60s and bring bond back to the classic style. it's scheduled to be published in the fall of 2013. >>> j.k. rowling will release -- we flip flop sometimes. >> go ahead. >> no, no. >> rowling will release her new book september 27th. the author known for the harry potter series is writing for adults. the book "the casual vacancy" will be set in an english town. the publisher describes it as blackly comic. a british book store chain predicts it will be the year's best selling novel. >> sorry, tony. >> that's okay. you were thinking about daniel craig. >> it didn't say he was going to be bond, did it? >> it's a book. >> oh, got you. i'm sorry. >>> coming up, a mother -- this is serious, ask allison stuff. a mother concerned her daughter isn't spending enough time with friends, even her own immediate family is looking for a little advice. a therapist weigh in on this

because you snow tony perkins jim? >> no!riencing a cultural low. i'm tony perkins. there's trouble in candy land. after more than 70 years together, mike and ike are calling it quits. and staging a gay divorce as part of an ad campaign to draw in younger consumers. they said the rumors are true. they just couldn't agree on stuff anymore. they will spend $15 million on tv ads that poke fun at the concept. i don't know what is more dis disturb disturbing. after a year the company will reveal when the couple reconcile. >> oh, my god. >> i think it was a joke. >> yeah cute. [ applause ] >> that's why president eisenhower worried about the candy company. >> that clearly is not the gayest candy. i mean, wow. pop rocks? wow, was that gay. [ explosion ] >> that gun that squirts in your mouth. that is gay. come on. >> no the splush. what kind of gum is that. >> it's called freshen up. >> they call it [ censor bleep ] gum. >> it rhymes with gum. >> all right. you have been warned -- >> probably industrial cleaning solvents. >> probabl

by and large, in the final analysis, this will be a team sport come november. >> even though tony perkins, just to be clear, is the president of the family research council i am quote him. he says it's difficult for us to back a candidate our constituents don't believe in and aren't excited about and that there was a consensus for conservatives to focus on taking back the senate for republicans. so you are kind of being a little softer on that than tony perk pins was. >> sure. listen in the final analysis the senate is important. the house is important but so too, is the white house. and i do think that mitt romney, one of the challenges will be to reach out. again, there are historical parallels in 52 when ike beat mr. republican bob taft ike's initial inclination was to reach out. >> that's when conventions decided more of this and you had the drama of conventions. i think it's going to be important for governor romney former senator santorum speaker gingrich and congressman paul to all get on the same page for november and you will see that happen over time. >> if romney is the no, ma'

. >> we discovered that johnny perkins, serving a life sentence for attempted murder and robbery, was a veteran of the group and an authority on rule 38. >> when i first came to prison, in '86, it was unheard of. you know, public masturbating, you know. i think maybe i was one of the first that really started. i have over 20 years experience in doing this. i guess because i don't know, i guess, the excitement, i guess. or just feeling some type of connection because i know that's a woman and i know she's seen me, you feel? >> it was clear from talking to him that he had been caught enough, locked up enough, to the point where he really had the system worked out. >> i still get up every morning, go around the whole institution where i can go, to see where the females is working. even if a female is working in a particular spot where i feel like i can masturbate in her presence and get away with it, because that's part of it, getting away. not going to lockup for it. >> though we had covered the sex and love addicts' group, interviewed both staff and inmates about rule 38 and had been e

amari perkins opened the bag and found it. brown is a family friend who is living with the boy's familiarly. a family member says brown frantically tried to save the boy's life after the gun went off. >> we report far too many of these stories year after year after year and it seems like every jurisdiction in the washington metropolitan area. everybody thinks these things don't apply to them and these tragedies can never affect them or impact their families. that is just not the case. >> at this point, it is not yet clear would owns the gun. >>> there is a new name on the fbi ten most wanted list. he once worked as a private school teacher in the district. eric toth taught third grade at an elementary school. the fbi says he allegedly produced child pornography in maryland. they believe he had multiple victims. agents believe that he has left the d.c. area. >>> another twist in the have atron martin case. the lawyers representing george zimmerman have quit. in a press conference yesterday, his former legal team said they have

amare perkins found the gun inside a backpack in a home on clint -- inside a home on clinton on monday. raymond brown, age 20 was arrested. they believe that he brought the gun home and then stashed it in a book bag. >> governor o'malley is not setting a time frame for a special session. pieces both chambers could not come to agreement in maryland this past weekend. >> our legislature was gridlock in the final minutes of the session. meenha lee, the senate was not capable of passing a compromise and consensus budget without also passing an expansion of gambling. house had the opposite problem. >> the governor said he wants to wait for a consensus before calling lawmakers back to annapolis. does not want to waste any time or taxpayer money. >> a cool, breezy afternoon, but a warm-up is under way. adam caskey has a look at our forecast. loving all the capitals gear. >> the playoffs in boston. and nationals have opening pitch one hour from now downtown. look at conditions right now. let's start with a time lapse from damascus overlooking ridge road at damascus elementary. nothing but suns

amary perkins shot himself in the chest on tuesday. police say that brown also lived at the home in clinton, brought the gun home and stashed it in a backpack. it is a video that has gone viral on line. a tourist in downtown baltimore was beaten and stripped. the victim is a 31-year-old man from arlington, virginia. city police are asking your help in locating these three suspects that were in the video. investigators were able to freeze a portion of that assault and zoomed into the street people who are wanted in the case this all happened around st. patrick's day around 100 block of st. calvert street. testimony continues today in the hit and run trial of rubin d unn. was driving drunk when he struck and killed two teenagers last june. today, his ex-girlfriend, candor miles, testified that, when they reached 295, he told her to drive, thinking that she would get a lesser sentence if they got caught. >> if this was mr. dunn in that position, ms. miles would never have been charged. >> the charges against mr. dunn klum two counts of au

and at the family research council headquarters, conservative activist tony perkins. tony, i hope you brought a book. [laughter] okay. and for the international perspective, david bowie. [laughter] why did i pay him in crystal? plus covering the rhode island primary, me from 12 years ago on "the daily show." me, why is rhode island important? rhode island. it's really close to boston. [laughter] poor bastard. that is a dead-end job. i'm being told the results are in. let's take a look at those. [laughter] okay. and let's see here. romney, romney, romney. [bleeped] jimmy. i'm going home. captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme music playing] [cheering and applause] >> stephen: welcome to "the report." thank you for joining us. so kind. thank you so much. [audience chanting "stephen"] thank you so much. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. it's good to be home. nation, we will have more news on delaware in, like, four years i'm guessing. [laughter] but for now, folks, back in january, i sat down with legendary author of "where the wild things are" maurice sendak to ge

tony perkins said something very interesting today, which of the very conservative movement and obviously you reflect those voters as well were disappointed obviously in romney and are going to focus now on taking back the senate, more than campaigning for romney for president. what's your reaction to that? >> this is a team effort. you have to look at coattails. it's important to achieve change, you want a united government with conservatives in charge at 1600 pennsylvania avenue and on capitol hill from my point of view. there are plenty of races. but by and large in the final analysis, this will be a team sport come november. >> even though tony perkins, just to be clear is the president of the family research council i am quote him. he says it's difficult for us to back a candidate our constituents don't believe in and aren't excited about and that there was a consensus for conservatives to focus on back the senate for republicans. so you are kind of being a little softer on that than tony perk pins was. >> sure. listen in the final analysis the senate is important. the house is impor

. >> reporter: this photo of amari perkins was taken less than two weeks ago. a happy child, according to family. today, a stuffed animal sits at the foot of his home on 6013 arbitus lane in clinton, maryland. amari died here monday afternoon after police say he came across a loaded gun in his home and accidentally shot himself. he was there with two other siblings and his grandmothers. >> that the child, a first grader, found the gun inside a children's spiderman backpack which was left on the floor. >> reporter: police say 20-year-old raymond allen brown who lived in the same home as amari has been arrested for reckless endangerment and firearm access by a minor. one family member who did not wish to be on camera tells me brown is like family and says the tragedy was an accident. she tells me the backpack was brown's and that amari, who has a similar bag, may have confused it for his own and opened it. she says brown, who was not there when the gun went off but arrived shortly after, was shaking when he saw what had happened and offered to help in any way. st

joining us, tony perkins. thanks for joining us today. >> good afternoon.rvatives go from here? do you think there will be a unification behind mitt romney as he appears to be the g.o.p. nominee. >> the voter turnout was very low. in the last several weeks or last couple contests it increased. because what we saw happening was therefore an enthusiasm behind the potential and social conservatives were turning out in higher numbers, upwards 55% on average. [ audio trouble ] what is behind that is you have to have voter turnout. that's not there yet with mitt romney. [ audio trouble ] but there's a lot at stake in this election. >> shannon: we apparently -- i hate to interrupt you but we're having difficult with the audio on this interview. we will try to iron that out and get back to tony perkins on where conservative voters stand in the g.o.p. primary. >>> if we can get that ironed out we'll go back. >> a fox news alert about the deadly tornado in woodward, oklahoma where five people were killed. authorities say lightning struck the tower that connected the

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm alison seymour. welcome to friday the 13th of april. glad you're with us. going to be a nice forecast and you say don't worry the superstitions out there, right? >> absolutely. take friday the 13th and sweep it under the rug. don't even -- just a number. >> that's right. >> ignore it. >> right now we've got 45 degrees at reagan. 36 at dulles and 39 at bwi thurgood marshall. skies with a few clouds. will clear out through the afternoon, as a ridge of high pressure moves through. it will dominate our weather pattern into the course of the day and set us up for a day that will be filled with bright skies. right now here's a look at your day planner. midday we shoulbe about 59 degrees. by the time we hit 9:00 hour, 64 degrees. we had a freeze, frost advisory and freeze warning. that's ended. now the freeze warning is to our far west. other than that, not doing too badly as well. you'll love the weekend forecast. temperatures will be heading some 10 degrees warmer tomorrow than they were today. and then g

tony perkins, tucker barnes. >> that's right. >> and have that morning buffet set up. >> we digress andg to talk about. it's gorgeous. >> yeah. >> okay. >> and this weekend. >>> earth day is sunday. in the back of your mind, right? and all of that great stuff from nasa on the national mall and will be cool to see if you're sped in that and probably on sunday is not going to be the worst day for you. the best day for you to be out of the mall, okay. i don't want to rain on everybody's parade on earth day. it's not going to be that great. temperatures cooled, down to 71 degrees. it's a beautiful evening and jump ahead on future cast, i want to get the day out of the way here. tomorrow afternoon, by 1:00, we'll see showers and thunderstorms performing to the west. by 1:00, can you so there that is on top of hagerstown and that is 1:00 and that jumped ahead on us and we lost our data. there will be showers and thunderstorms in here and that is in. the big deal on sunday we'll have the coastal storm coming up the coast and that is a lot of heavy rain at 1:00 and in the central and east secs

tony perkins jim? >> no!id open homosexuality caused the secret service scandal. >> in what way? >> oh it's the fault of open homosexuality in our military. >> so it forced them to prove hour hetero they were? what? >> no, he said it is legal there to do that. the same is true for what the president has done to the military. so what you have is a total break down -- [ screaming ] . >> -- and you can't pick and choose. >> tony perkins is an idiot. [ applause ] >> yeah. >> he was just making that case. >> yeah, exactly. >> it is a smogus board. >> tony perkins sure seems hung up on homosexuality. >> he sure does. >> and what do they say traditionally about people that are that hung up -- >> i don't know. >> we're not saying. we're just saying. >> the signs point that most people are super anti-homosexual actually -- >> i'm super -- >> matter of fact someone calculated that that tax would raise enough revenue to pay for government for 11 hours, so it was more of a gimmick. >> the buffet rule is a gimmick. >> he