we also want to say hello to plymouth congregational church in sedgwick kansas. they were our church salute in mid may. >>> plymouth congregational was established in april 1872. and as always we would like to learn about your home church as well. salutes could be sent to your address on the screen. time now for our weekly look inside the farm report mailbag...john received a letter about drought in-the-news. as always, we >> time now for our mailbag. tom received a letter about dropping the news. >> the viewer in texas cometh on drug coverage. you folks reported about the texas drought of 2011 however not with the fervor of the drop of this year. jim, guilty as charged. i'm sure i'm a little more concerned when the problem is outside my door but there are some differences between these two events. the 2011 drought was certainly historically severe and only partial relief has been seen since it's peak. but it was signed to a much smaller portion of the nation. this event is approaching all- time records for coverage and severity. this is also threatening our larg

forget the to it, the,,,,,,,,,,, plymouth a new work biking attendant got a big surprise system morning when he drove a as you veer into an elevator only to find the elevator car was not there. it plunged four elevator stories. the attendant was injured he is expected to be ok with another man. and the epa has approved a another drug to help solve america's health problems. the drug's maker, this of mountain view current set to conduct follow-up studies to look up the possible health where it risks. one of the medicines kill your appetite and the other makes you feel full. it is supposed to help with the americas growing abuse to the crisis. >>> ps my life from the ingredients include an and tight seizure cohthingingredien this is the one that they are seriously looking at with a few his editions because the latter afraid it could raise serious like heart rate that could lead to heart attacks. avalo >>> researchers there a promising new job could stop the progression of alzheimer's. the results are pretty know where the. it was up there is a group was given an antibody over a few weeks.

the hospital launched the hospital service to accompany its renovation plymouth of this not life-threateningou kind of get a reservation, it's brilliant. it's a great idea. >>> when it comes to making your reservations online, in typical bay area fashion, there it is a gap for that >>> this wall of dust in the next is just the latest in a series of the storms caused by a series of witnesses. winds. >>> we do have some changes on the way. it looks like high pressure giving away too this trough that's kind of camping out over the next couple of days. partly cloudy skies as you make your way into the valley. we will heap back up again into the afternoon. '60s and '70s around the bay. the trough will go and come out here. it will bring some milder days around the bay area. and then we will heat things back up as we head toward the weekend. here we go, overnight again into some moral morning. temperatures are not bad, 83 and son as they prayesan jose. temperatures running at around 67 going into san leandro. eating back up this weekend, but the next seven days there is no haboob in the forecast >

sitting in a 1969 plymouth road runner.is one of the many muscle cars and classic cars that will be at the car show coming up of the fair grounds. when we come back, we will talk to the owner and all the work he has done to restore the car and talk about all the other cars you will see at the show as well. the best feature of this -- it makes a beep just like the road runner. i do want to mention, lots of other things going on that same weekend, two weekends from now, july 14-15, both a two-way and collectibles show and also the muscle and classic cars show and a flea market as well all happening that we can. the flea market free admission from 9:00 until 3:00 p.m., classic car show free admission, 10:00 until 2:00 p.m. and the toy and collectible show from 9:00 until 4:00 p.m., $5. will all be on wbaltv.com, just look for the top video and find my name and that is where you will find it on the web site. details coming up in the forecast. this is going to be another hot pattern. at least today moving into the 90's and sligh

this is governor brown's 1974 powder blue plymouth satellite. the governor drove this sporty car during his first time as governor. he chose the unique ride instead of the official gubernatorial limousine, you can see the stylish plymouth during the state fair. >>> also the boy scouts controversial decision about admitting gay members. >>> and a shocking discovery at 30,000 feet. an investigation involving food on one airline. >>> i'm scott budman, it's the talk of silicon valley to date, starting a family in the executive suite, coming up, female ceos who have been there and done that. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> a hi

it's a classic 74 plymouth. take a look at this, it's a no frills satellite serving as the governor's first car way back when. the crisis he ditched his limo for something more fuel efficient. it's on loan and the aerospace museum of california. >> nice looking ride. >> a fashion magazine is getting a lot of grief for putting kate middleton on its cover. the problem is that picture is fake. her head reportedly photo shopped on a wod he body to give the illusion she's wearing an african inspired dress. the editor defends the cover saying it was honoring her with a fan art tribute. some people on twitter call the cover creepy. middletop refused requests from fashion magazines to pose for their covers.ñ!ñcús >>> coming up, signs the bay area may be on the verge of a new building boon. indicators of an improving local economy z reversing a vasectomy. research showing it can be done successfully. those stories and more at 6:00. >> and now, organizers of the san jose jazz summer festival looking to give bands a big br

congregational united church of christ in ward 5 who a few sundays ago as part of plymouth's love in action, hiv and aids ministry, hiv tests were made available to the congregation during the service no less. this effort staged by such a powerfully influentially powerful fabric of the communy a powerful statement. estimated 20 to 30% of hiv positive residents do not know they are infected. test something the first step to getting those dc -- testing is the first step to getting those dc residents infected, into the programs. that is my take, let me know what you think go to myfoxdc.com click on that's my take or send me an e-mail. if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. if you've got a business, you didn't build that. somebody else made that happen. my father's hands didn't build this company. my hands didn't build this company. through hard work and a little bit of luck, we built this business. why are you demonizing us for it? it's time we had somebody who believes in us. someone who believes that achievement should be rewarded not punished. we need somebody w

congressional united church of christ in ward 5 who a few sundays ago as part of plymouth's love in action hiv and aids ministry, hiv tests were made available to its congregation during the service no less. this effort staged by such a powerfully influential part of the fabric of the community cannot be taken lightly. an estimated 25% of hiv residents do not know they're infected. testing is the first step to getting those people into the free healthcare and medicine programs. further success will come only from a group effort. that's my take. let me know what you think. go to www.myfoxdc.com and click on that's my take or send me an e-mail at tnt@wttg.com. i'm barack obama andnd i approve this message. [romney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crowned thy good, with brotherhood... >>> it's certainly been one sweet day for music icon mariah cary. the five time award winner announced she's going to be a judge in season 12. >> reporter: it's off

this is the area on plymouth and lee. there is charlie's market. there is a laundromat. there are several houses that are known drug houses. tnt knows the areas. they know the hot spots around the park. they know that area. it is also well known on broad street, by the family resource center, that the house next door has been very problematic and is dealing in drugs. our sense of security really rallies around the neighborhood team. we need that dedicated san

this is the area on plymouth and lee. there is charlie's market. there is a laundromat. there are several houses that are known drug houses. tnt knows the areas. they know the hot spots around the park. they know that area. it is also well known on broad street, by the family resource center, that the house next door has been very problematic and is dealing in drugs. our sense of security really rallies around the neighborhood team. we need that dedicated sergeant. i know resources are low. i know what it is costing to have that team put together. i wanted to express my appreciation from the community. thank you. >> if you do not speak english, you can still come forward and speak. the interpreter will interpret for us. please come forward. we want to hear what you have to say. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> good evening. i am one of the pda members in the visitation valley. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> i would like to express my appreciation for the last year and a half. there have been many meetings that enhance our understanding and communication with the

on april 24th at fairmont and plymouth, another homicide, also in the omi. that was a gun homicide.s an open investigation. that one occurred on the street. on may 11th, we had a homicide at 158 broad.

on april 24th at fairmont and plymouth, another homicide, also in the omi. that was a gun homicide. that was an open investigation. that one occurred on the street. on may 11th, we had a homicide at 158 broad. that was a gun homicides. we believe that very well could have been gang motivated. two members of a rival gang were arrested for the homicide and that case was over -- turned over to the district attorney's office. and then on june 28th, our most recent and last, that occurred out in the allem i -- omi, we had a young man shot down at vernon and hot streak. that was another gun homicide. that is also an open investigation. we have three open, active, homicide investigations in the omi. we are vigorously pursuing leads in these cases. we have realigned a homicide unit in the last several months where we have incorporated members of our criminal investigations unit and our gang task force together to work in the homicide unit. that has been very effective, because so many of our homicides have a gain access to them. -- a gang nexus to them. and we're approaching them a little b

we're at the corner of broad and plymouth. i want to think of surprises for initiating this discussion. yesterday, we had a short meeting with young people and staff to come up with some solutions to prevention of homicide, and all the talking about what happens in the community in the aftermath. we came up with a couple of things. young people said that following a homicide, the whole community physically comes out. they said generally the police on the scene do not make them feel safe or protected, but they perceive them as looking for information, which as we know in the community is stigmatized, and sometimes life-threatening. they said if dph or mobile crisis was able to offer three to four mental health workers on the scene, that would provide some sort of day consoling buffer in that time period. they also said that having the crn and community front line workers there is great, but with the absence of trained clinicians, it is not as and tactful. another solution the staff came up with was 4 dph to issue an rfp for org

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. >> reporter: reverend wilson of the union temple baptist church and the reverend of plymouth congregation, veteran activists are leading the wednesday rally. they differ with gray on some issues but say he should be treated fairly. >> i appreciate the fact that people are standing up, you know, and speaking out on the issue. i don't know what they're going to say. but it's nice of them to do that. i appreciate it. >> the mayor says he won't be attending tomorrow's rally and he isn't promoting it. jim? >> thank you, tom. >>> now to decision 2012 and the race for the white house. while the candidates hit the campaign trail today, ben bernanke gave his midyear report to congress. he told the senate banking committee that slow job growth and weak consumer spending have led to a sluggish economy and he warned that another recession could happen if congress fails to reach a budget deal. republican mitt romney campaigning in pennsylvania today says the fed's report is more proof that president's economic plan is not working. president obama courting voters in texas says the answer is not tax ben

she graduated from plymouth and now she works as a case manager for survivors of domestic violence in an emergency shelter helping other survivors through the most difficult periods in their lives. now harmony shares her story all over the country, encouraging victims to come forward, promising them they will be believed, they will be supported. if harmony has the bravery and the courage to make these promises to survivors, so should we. we owe it to the young, to the vulnerable women on college campuses across this country to pass the violence against women act now. it's time for the house to act. session is running out. we need to see this legislation reauthorized, we need to see the senate version reauthorized so that we can guarantee to young women like harmony across this country that they will get the support that they need. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from colorado. mr. udall: mr. president, are we in a quorum call? the presiding

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peter is in plymouth, indiana. go ahead. caller: i am from wisconsin. we had a small farm up there. we were milking cows in 1990. i think a lot of things going on, we're going to these mega farms. maybe 15 or 20 years ago, we have the smaller farms -- we had the smaller firms. last spring, we had a terrific amount of rain. a lot of the land got washed out because of that. what i am getting at is these mega farms are opening up more of the smaller fields to make the fields bigger because of the larger equipment they are running. a lot of the fields are getting washed out because the fence lines and tree lines are being taken away and stripped down because they want larger fields. nobody makes any comment about that. i want to tell you that when we have the heavy rain, the rivers and streams that ran into lake michigan, the water was brown. i have never seen anything like that, that bad. host: let's let jerry hagstrom give his thoughts on what you bring up. guest: there are lots of the advantages with the metta farms in terms of productivity. i do not know if the open fields are leadi

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philip, they captured him and they killed him and they cut off his head and they displayed it in plymouth of indians and english men, women and children were now dead. more than half of the new town in new england had been wiped out and the settlers sense of themselves as civilized people of god had been deeply shaken. it was really in the aftermath of this horrible war, this shaking, the pastors like reference stoddard and others began to implore god, beg god. this is not novel not what we came to start. how did we get to the spot? how good this level of brutality and violence be the result of fix experiment that we came to bring christ and the walk with him to teach his word and live by him. then in october of 1727, a terrible earthquake shook the homes of new england and there was a series of aftershocks, literal earthquakes. earthquakes are not common in new england but there were some big ones, and in the context of the aftermath of the war, these prayers, god began to literally shake the colonies. and people got scared and people began to say, maybe we need to turn back to the lord.

the older son was john coolidge, who actually kn a little bit, interviewed him at his home in plymouth notch. the younger son was calvin, junior. they are playing tennis on the white house tennis court. maybe exactly ju 1 or july 2. right around this time frame, a blister develops on calvin's foot. it rapidly becomes an infection. they bring doctors down from philadelphia it is a horrifying event. there is like a glass -- a glass bowl, blowing up, intravenously is this child is dying. and the glasses falling into calvin coolidge's face. and coolidge is dam near hysterical. he is hysterical at the death of his son. it was terrible. coidge was suffering from depression after this. it affected him. coolidge said the joy when out of the presidency after that, as well it should. every time i look out that window and see that tennis court, i see my boy out there. so it was a terrible thing. but also, coolidge, he does what he wishes to do on his agenda. and he is a lame duck for a remarkable period of time. he is not running, he announces, the time he leaves office. >> host: david pietrusza