assad has left and you may face a syria where the "r" word, revenge is stronger than the "r" word, reconciliation and many people don't believe the united states has a very good record on nation building on the day after. how do you see that scenario playing out? >> i think it's going to be very dicey. i think it is going to be very difficult. i think the longer this conflict goes out, the longer the reconciliation process will take place. again, in the way i look to libya, libya, we still have these various militias running around. we have the misrata brigades and the benghazi brigades and all these different groups of people and there are still checkpoints as you drive through tripoli and there is a long, long way to go in the process of reconciliation, at the same time, on july 7th they will have a free and fair election, and they will have international observers and i will be there with the ambassador chris stephens and so, and then i'm sure you're going read reports of them with the militia taken over the airport for 24 hours or a fire fight now in the southern part of the country, the prob

assad has left -- you may face a syria where our word revenge is stronger than the r word reconciliation. and many people don't believe that the united states has a very good record on the day after. how do you see that scenario playing out? >> i think it's going to be very dicey, i think it's going to be difficult. i think the longer this conflict goes on, the longer the rec ing sill yags process will take place. in a way i look to libya. libya, we still have these various militia's running around, we have the misrata brigades, the benghazi brigades. there are checkpoints as you drive through tripoli, and there's a long, long way to go in the process of reconciliation. at the same time, as i mentioned earlier on, july 7th, they will have a free and fair election. i will be there with our outstanding ambassador chris stevens, and so -- and then i'm sure you're going to read reports of them -- the militia taking over the airport for 24 hours. the problem of the arms flows that were in gadhafi's inventories flowing the throughout africa is a big problem too. and there will be enormous prob

the downturn in the dow a harbinger of a major economic contraction ahead we'll tell you why the r. word recession may be making a comeback let's get to today's capital account. so george soros is known as many things but he's known as the man who broke the bank of england so hey that could be one reason why when he gives a speech saying europe has the really months to save the euro it gets a lot of attention now here's a snippet of what he said over the weekend. but we are a born. gramont group who could do more but do it through. the bone. but we know nothing will stop e.u. authorities from trying and german press is reporting top e.u. and e.c.b. officials are working on a master plan in fact to try to get the eurozone out of crisis which they will reportedly present at an e.u. summit in late june does any of that matter though given the negative social mood is the tide flowing against integration and there's nothing to stop it and we have to look at this within the context of the bull market euphoria that the eurozone was born from to begin with as soros notes in that speech in the bo

. >> use my r words. >> i'm sorry. this is where the the romney campaign is making a test. he does not want to take policy positions. doesn't want to touch on certain issues. >> can he hide from now to november? >> it's difficult. their bet is a series of job reports that will make it possible. >> that he's an alternative to the guy in there and that's all he needs to say. >> correct. i'm not obama. i don't know if you can win a presidential race that way. >> they believe that bill clinton never really fully convinced voters to be for him in '92, that essentially he was just not bush and if you look at where the direction of the country was at that time, 70 plus percent. >> back and look at those debates. he was masterful at that. >> that's the difference though. bill clinton is a very different politician than mitt romney is. >> he stepped forfor that african-american woman who bush couldn't understand how to talk to. embraced her emotionally. >> the romney people are betting this is '92 and '80. you're seeing a different, the two parties, they're hardening in this new coa

he would have won by a larger margin, using a google tool which tracks the frequency of search r wordsresearchers teased out which regions used racist search terms. in this case, the n word. it was included in the same number of searches as "the daily show" or migraine or economists, but it's where those searches were done that makes a difference. seth stevens conducted the study. he's a doctoral candidate in economics as harvard. dr. james peterson is a professor at lehigh university. a get the fact people in the bible belt are prone to googling god. you're telling me we americans google porn more than weather? >> and smerconish is googled in pennsylvania. >> why you mentioned those in the same sentence, i don't know, but that's okay. there's a graph i want to put up on the screen and this documents the research. it shows that in media markets with the highest frequency of rationally charged searches, obama underperformed. would you expand? >> basically, you can predict how many votes obama should have received based on how many other democrats receive. for example, john kerry in tour

. >> 30 seconds, are we going to be using the r word again, erin burnett? >> this is tough. so many people it feels like we are in a recession when you look at that rate of people who want better jobs than the ones they have even. i think it's really going to come down to europe. if europe doesn't get it together, yes, you will have another recession. >> erin burn et, thank you. look for you tonight at 7:00. thanks a lot. >>> an american with a ridiculous -- we'll go with that, ridiculous about of ammunition in his truck, oops he took a wrong turn. now he's in a maximum security prison in new mexico. there are new calls to get him out. where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. wow, there it is. ♪ hello...rings ♪ what the... what the... what the... ♪ ♪ are you seein' this? ♪ uh-huh... uh-huh... uh-huh... ♪ ♪ it kinda makes me miss the days when we ♪ ♪ used to rock the microphone ♪ back when our credit score couldn't get us a micro-loan ♪ ♪ so light it u

aisle since all these things suggest a dramatic decline in demand and maybe around the corner the r-word. recession. i heard it talked about today. recession. i'm not an economist. i don't even play one on tv. i don't want to teach economics. today was a day when lots of investors freaked out that there might not be enough demand. as long as oil drifts lower we welcome the decline. it gives us relief at the pump. when the price of crude plummets three bucks, it's under $78. on top of a huge fall that's been going on for weeks it's no longer welcome. we get worried that the global economy must be slowing dramatically. that's scary for people. that kind of action freaks people out. copper killed today. another sign that economies around the world are downshifting because we are using copper to build things. let me interject something important. i didn't say that this kind of action freaks me out. i'm not from the rick james school of superfreaky investing. since i bought my first stock i have feared inflation, not deflation. it's inflation that scares me. we saw deflation today. i worry ab

today, president obama clearly tried to turn this election, this is the key r word. into a choice. not a referendum on how the economy's doing. a choice between two candidates to lead the country. a choice between his policies that pulled uz us back from the brink. >> romney and republicans believe that if you simply take away regulations and cut taxes, the market will solve all of our problems on its own. if you agree with that, you should vote for them. i believe we need a plan for better education and training and for energy independence and for new research and innovation. for rebuilding our infrastructure and if you agree with me, if you believe this economy grows best when everybody gets a fair shot. and everybody does their fair share. and everybody plays by the same set of rules. then i ask you to stand with me a second term. >> they want to say what do you think of the two program sns. >> i think it's a smart strategy. i think he did a good job. he went quick through what he narrated and what the economy looked like when he became president. i thought he did a good job in

>> greta: what about the other "r" word? recount? if the race is close is that in the cards? dispatched justice department officials to wisconsin to make sure the recall election goes without a hitch. is the wisconsin attorney general worried about the voter problems? joining us j.b. van hollen. >> good to see you. >> greta: i guess it's standard process to federal government send election officials out? >> it's routine they send people out and that i send people out. we do it for two different reasons. out to enforce voter right act to make sure people have interpreters if they need to at the poll and there isn't discrimination on race or gender or the inability to speak english. we send people out to make sure they abide by the law. heated campaign. >> greta: you do. >> heated -- >> greta: i didn't realize that. >> it wouldn't surprise me if there wasn't electioniering going on and we get poll creep. we don't want to dissuade voters turning out the vote. turn-out can be huge. we'll get the true message from the voters. >> greta: how many people do you have sent out to watch

we aren't supposed to say the r word for what's happening to the banks in europe but a lot of people maybe you've got to save some ammo in case things get worse. bernanke took the mike at 2:00 p.m. and stocks went south again. they ended up down fractionally. imagine what the markets would be like if the supreme court knocks obamacare down, could be as early as tomorrow. more likely next week. nobody knows how the markets would react. finally will be able to talk to barry knapp who comes on "squawk box" all the time. thanks for coming in. >> sure. >> you piqued my interest because you say you have charts. it doesn't prove a cause and effect but shows the rebound was looking typical to something akin to 1982 from a deep recession until something happened. why don't you explain it? spl sure. so the jobless claims, the four-week moving average peaked at the same level as november of 1982. then followed an almost identical trajectory before a gap opened up and claims stopped falling. that came in march and april of 2010. the unemployment rate, by the way, in 1983 fell from 10.8 to 8.3. i

. >> dick, you know, you never want to use the "r" word.er want to use the word run, bank run. but there's enough fear and loathing in europe that our banks have to be benefittinging. where do you take the money if you take it out of european -- where do you put it? >> you're exactly right. the european banking system supposedly has $20 trillion in assets. and supposedly we'll lose about 10% of those assets over the next 20 years. they have to come to the united states if they want to get dollar-based loans. >> all right. russ, what was your -- what was it? a mid year thing? >> mid year outlook. >> what's your mid year outlook? >> volatility. >> it's a very safe call. >> could go up before it goes down or stays the same? >> going to go up, but accomp y accompanied by a lot more volatility than the first part of the year. it looked like europe was solved. the reality is a lot more complicated. it's going to be a chronic source of volatility for the rest of the year. you have this choice a very tough choice. you can either park your money in

. >> what "r" word did i use? >> rorschach. >> what did ben bernanke say. >> draw you an ink spot, ask 20 people, you get 20 versions, you listened to janet yell-in, listen to grown man saying she's painting it this way, ben can't paint it on that way and on the two-day meeting it's possibility they resurrect the twist, and i wouldn't doubt that. i think in the end, i'm a pragmatist. i think it's a diversion to talk about the fed, not that they don't have power, not that they can't move markets, but they certainly have been ineffectual in using some policy decisions to do things like lower the employment rate, and if people want to run at me and say, hey, we're over 9 and now we're barely over 8, i'll say the labor force participation rate. move it up to the same level it was at two years ago, we're back over 9%. >> rick, let me ask you something. do you think the china move was any part of any coordinated effort? was bernanke aware of it? did that influence what he would say today? >> see, i have no way to answer

the crews are getting r hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. situation on interstate 580 in oakland. the crews are getting r oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>pam: coming up next, gary is joined by his wife elise year. they're going to open up the mail answering your questions and comments. >> i enjoyed playing with tighter. >>pam: kron4 has an exclusive into view with phil mickelson. exclusive into view with phil [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes

rick, instead of hearing predictions of the economy taking off, we're not hearing the r word again.r the third year in a row and it's petered out. that information was contained in the fed statement today. they have downgraded their look for the committee. they did not predict a recession. they said the economy is still growing but it's growing slowly. that's likely to be the case for the rest of the year. the problem in europe is definitely weighing on the u.s. economy. president obama is right about that. that doesn't seem like it's likely to get resolved any time soon. there's no obvious spark for the economy right now. everybody is in the doldrums wondering what's going to spring us out of this rut an there's nothing that will do that. >> we're looking for a big bag of tricks for ben bernanke. he is now addressing the nation. >> we must be supporting economic recovery. in conjunction with today's meetings, the seven board members and bank presidents submitted their economic projections and policy assessments for the years 2012 to 2014 and over the longer run. these projections a

clinton used the "r" word, recession and that rattled the white house.rying to tamp down a lot of the energy that cropped up on this one and said this, "president clinton supported extending all of the tax cuts in 2010 as part of the budget agreement, but does not believe the tax cuts for the wealthiest americans should be extended again. in the interview, he simply said that he doubteded that a long-term agreement on spending cuts and revenues would be reached until after the election." >>> five minutes past the hour. explosive, new details in the jerry sandusky child rape case. news report says sandusky wrote love letters to one of his victims and showered him with gifts. victim number four is expected to be the first prosecution witness at the trial. the former penn state football coach is charged with sexually abusing ten boys. jury selection resumes this morning. nine jurors have been seated so far. >>> its u.s. drone strike taking out another top terrorist in pakistan. the white house now confirming that abu yahya al libi, the number two man in al

we mayot yet have seted on the perfect catch words to describe t 21stentury in flie be owt wt r change the word "revolution" is once again appropriate. we have to organize, mobile eyes and advocate -- mobilize and advocate with a fierce passion aelrom sr, t esto anor south reeving no constituency or person untouched. the well being of a family must become a critical national concern that unites all nstienci -- n,me cova.ermote i got carried away here. the poor, middle clas the upper class, labor, the elderly, employers and employees, the nation's economic security and moral integrity are atisk. beheruwaen the country up from its dormant state. we, the richest, the most compassionate nation on earth, have the ability to respond to the call for action. toceweveoeton some three firm beliefs. one, that we can't afford the expens two, that family policies impede job growth. three, that the mily is solely a priteom stusmbse beliefs: that the cost to the nation of inaction is greater than the cost of action, that investment in family work policies fostersconoc inmeorhien o grandchildren and t

i'm not going to use the "r" word. i won't say that. >> ixnay on the unray. >> zip it.t's gone. >>> nokia, the handset maker will be cutting another 10,000 jobs as it tens to restructure. it's also warning that the second quarter loss will be wider than preef grousely expected to be. >> join is us right now is the principal at douglas lane and associates. michael strauss who is chief economist at common fund. and lay it out for us right now. why is the market reacting so calmly, the stock market, to these bond yields in spain, the ten-year touching at 7% today? that's normally a point when people say that's the point of no return. markets shrugging it off today. >> i think what you're seeing, firstly, we've had this story a couple years in a row. a lot of the bad news is also discounted. you're looking forward to the next three weeks where you have a bunch of meetings in greece and the eurozone is getting together. the markets have discounted a lot of this. you're selling at 12 times earnings. companies are flush with cash, global in nature, yes, you have 5%, 10% exposu

. >> did your client ever use the word n-i-g-g-e-r?e, someone says, n, we will kill you and then you see him getting up. >> he is still willing to stand up in this courtroom before a jury and say they said the word, n-i-g-g-e-r and then say, well, maybe it was killer. i'm not sure. >> laurence powell, accused of making the racial slur, also disputed rodney king's testimony. >> rodney king is no doubt a liar and the evidence bears it out. >> first you said it was racial and then it wasn't and then you heard the "n" word. >> i heard it. my mom said, whatever you do, don't say it wasracism. i respect her for that time. i know what i heard. >> after 45 days, the trial ends. >> think we will be acquitted. that 1% we might not be is real worrisome. >> othe sxth day of liberaons, the jury reaches a verdict. >> we the jury find the defendant stacy c. kuhn guilty. >> yeah! >> i had my arm on larry powell's shoulder. and i leaned over to him and i said, we're going down, bud. >> what was his reaction? >> he tensed. >> we, the jury, in the above

it was about his personal experiences with the riots and during a book signing he had r prophetic wordst this. why can't we all get along. simple. why can't we all get along. you know, can i try and do like rodney. can i find me some peace of mind by being humble, you know. i know he i'm in a bad situation but let me think this out, you know what he mean? let me give it some time and think how i'm going to go about doing this, can't we all just get along and that is how i would like to be remembered after i'm dead and gone. >> that is how he wanted to be remembered after he is dead and gone. we don't know whether rodney king knew his death would come so soon but that statement he made was just this past april. again, fox news is confirming this morning that rodney king age 47 has died. right now there is a drowning investigation being conducted. police at this point do not suspect any foul play but there will also be an autopsy condu t conducted and certainly we will be hearing more details about this throughout the day. shannon, back to you. >> shannon: anita, thank you very much. >>>

word spread fast near kaiser r permanente in oakland. bill called it wonderful. >> people having problems with health and care and all of us have some issues and we need some kind of support. >> reporter: would it help you personally this plan? >> sure will, because i have children, you know, that need extended care. >> reporter: one of the provisions allows young people to remain covered by their parents until they are 26 years old. >> well, it was a surprise. >> reporter: law professor margaret russell says a big party centered on whether congress can require americans to buy something and the opinion went this way. >> we see this as just like any other tax that says a failure to do this will result in a penalty, right? and emphasis on the word of penalty for failure to purchase. then that is within the power of congress. >> reporter: under the law, basically, everyone will need to have insurance or pay up. >> you know, everyone should have coverage. >> reporter: deloris cole is still trying to figure out all of the details but so far

in 100 words r less. this is your álastá day to ente.les ll pool - billiards.the winner gees our grand prize... hich includes a two night stay at the chesapeake beach resort... and other great prizes... including a rrvens pool table. coming up... low as 30-doolars a month.s - where you can purchase an ii phone... without a contraat. and the average couple spends 27-grand on their wedding.but that's not the case for celebrities!we're revealinn hollywood's most expennive weddings....next.you're watching fox 45 morning newss.. all local.. all morning. ((break 2)) all local.. all morning. ((break[ male announcer ] are you ng more and more and more for cable -- and enjoying it less? upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone at a great price: just $99.99 a month, guaranteed for two years with no annual contract. or get $250 back if you sign a two-year contract. it's your last chance. don't wait! unlike cable, fios is a 100% fiber optic network that delivers america's fastest, most consistent, most reliable internet, plus the best tv pictu

the word program was misspelled, leaving a the second r. the company that made the deployments are now picking up the tab to have the reprinted. it pushes on for more affordable housing in west virginia. the one to urge developers to add more affordable houses. those homes would be offered to families making between 50,000 -- making it the% to 120% of the area's median income. opponents say the money could be better spent on things like improving transportation in the area. the government is calling for a nationwide crackdown on distracted driving. transportation secretary ray lahood is urging drivers to put away the cell phone so you are not even attempted to talk or text career he said that handsfree devices could also pose a danger. he also says 11 states have very weak laws when it comes to distracted driving. drivers, be aware -- d.c. unveiled 17 new red light cameras yesterday including one on the 14th street bridge and the ninth street tunnel. it could be a big moneymaker. the district has already issued nearly 50,000 more speed came

what are the requirements r this rmits anhoarthey going akth expen? >> veteran a word i will have to ok up in the dictiary. if you mean more discussion-- vetted is a word i will ha to look upnthe ctionary. if you mean more scsion, i think weneed a town hall meeting in order toropey vet thi is hk you. i aee that there has en very le te evieal ofhis for it there was le 180 pages ofstuff to review. most of uarworking d doing other there is n enough time f u to go over it. i understand the probleof peopleendlessly appealin peit revocation. i do not thk is righthat we ould not have the righto goto the board of appea cabdrivs should be allowed du process. the oth thing i noticed is there is a requirement in their that prohibits tampering wh requiredquipment in taxicabs. there shoue exception to the cuent xica meras. as you might be aware, therwas cent a hearg e state sate and ansportion housing committee ere the la as intd to be ged but the committee voted7-1. the cab drivers continue to have e rit to disable turoff ese deces. there is no switch on the curren cameras tturn t

words. and you are with r t still ahead this hour u.s. and russian presidents meet in mexico for the first time since a bloody major putin's reelection. the two had to say about the syria deadlock and america's plans for missile defense in europe. and world leaders agree boosting growth these kids as they hope to escape the bailout from greece. i could always ambassador to the u.k. has flown home to hold talks on the fate of joint on tuesday the wiki leaks editor asked for political asylum in the country's london embassy after his final appeal against extradition to sweden was denied asylum claims that should he be deported to sweden he would subsequently be extradited to the u.s. and charged for his whistleblowing work. as the story. held under house arrest and oppressed by the government in an effort to silence a pro-democracy message to the public but we're not talking about famous political dissident song suchi she's now free and being warmly welcomed by the british government we're talking about a western explain and a freedom of spe

the letter r was left out of the word program. they are being reprinted but the county will still have to pay to mail them. one student said they doesn't mind because now she has a good story to tell. >> the message one popular san francisco neighborhood has for drivers and why the city is stepping in. . >> was a crime committed? why these bear cubs are the focus of an investigation. . >>> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> a downside to a booming neighborhood in san francisco. the efforts to get drivers to slow down on busy streets. the south of market neighborhood has seen a lot of growth in recent years. with the growth comes increased traffic congestion. we talked to transportation officials. >> reporter: one of the streets police departments say is dangerous to cross. so the city has lowered the speed limit from 30 miles an hour to 25. folks who live or work south of market say crossing some of the streets is a scary proposition. >> when you cross. people fly down, the transporta

word misspelled. "program" is misspelled. it's missing an "reryone is like, yo, that's crazy, they're messing up. >> they're working with a printer to correct it and send out corrected diplomas as soon as possible. you know, the last place you want a typo is on your high school diploma. >> and it looks like this was countywide, all the programs printed by the vendor and the vendor said, our mistak

word program misspelled. the printer forgot about the second r. a student wrote about it on facebook.the county says they will replace all 800 misspelled diplomas. >> they needed to get that 6-year-old to proof their diplomas. she would have caught that error. >> spell check. it's called spell check. >> it happens. >>> let's take a look at the weather around the region. some showers and pretty heavy wind. all that's gone. quiet right now. look at the temperatures right now. 61 right now, west southwest winds barely moving the barometer. time to check the barometer and set it, exactly 30 inches of mercury and holding steady. 58 up in cumberland. locally, upper 50s in a few spots, otherwise low to mid-60s. the bay water temperatures is back in the low 70s. 80, 56 today. the record is 96 and 47 on this date. tomorrow the winds a little more of a northwest. that will bring in milder air. a lot of shower activity in florida, to the west of us some activity. today we have the showers popping up across new york, pennsylvania, finally moving into our region. that's all beginning to move out.

some noticed their diplomas misspelled the word programs leading out to the r. they found the mistake appeared on all diplomas. the companies who made them are picking up the tab at to reprint them. >> there is nothing wrong with "progams." we dealt with a mix of warm weather that has been a nothing compared to what people in southern california dealt with. hale was brought to the denver area last night. it caused extensive damage to trees and poles and cars. it also caused some major flooding. more than one dozen drivers were forced to abandon their cars and leave them in a slushy mixture of rain and hail. that is incredible. >> it makes our weather look even better than it does already. >> the national weather service said a another tornado was confirmed and maryland it. that makes it toiles. a couple of showers. let's see what we are watching on the storm sedan that. we have seen the general number diminishing a bit. i think we are going to be fine. we have a couple of showers to monitor. once that stand out highlighted by the yellows and reds with heavier ra

the word program was missing th e second r, said progam. >> for students, is the day they have been waitingll year. >> summer vacation has officially begun. the day also marked the last day of class as in baltimore and howard county. particularly significant for them because superintendent is both retiring effective july 1. they say it is kind of bittersweet. >> however when the calls made during the school year. >> i am happy and sad at the same time because i am going to miss my teacher. >> of the will have their final day, the same goes for students in carroll county. followed up, gaining popularity of bath salts. >> law enforcement is stepping up to fight its usage. >> a special olympic summer games, a live report, coming up. [ jared ] uh, michael? you know... big game... that was sort of supposed to be for all of us. [ slurping ] [ male announcer ] give 'em what they love. subway! giant subs, sandwich and cookie platters. and big-time value. subway catering. order today! >> of 11 is at 5:00 continues now. >> it is called bath salts, a new generation of chemical is just a mouse click aw

r brighter skin, try skin brightening daily scrub. only from aveeno. the wordsare going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app.