sir walter raleigh, you know sir walter raleigh one of america's earliest explorers, he said this. i like this a lot. for who so ever commands the sea, he said commands the trade. and whosoever commands the trade of the world commands the riches of the world, and consequently the world itself. i'm sure that raleigh couldn't have fathomed the impact of planes or railroads, much less ecommerce. but the fact remains, even centuries after he spoke those memorable words, there remains a powerful link between america's oceans, rivers, lakes and coast and america's economy. so consider this, more than half of americans live in coastal watershed counties. that's true even though this area makes up only 17% of our u.s. land area. and those counties support about 66 million jobs. so it's along the coastal areas. and so now, more than ever, we need to ensure that the blue economy is strong and growing. this morning i'll touch on three ways we can do that. so, first, we simply need to show off america's waters. i grew up in portland, oregon, and as a boy, i remember going with my father and my

sir walter raleigh, you know, sir walter raleigh, one of america's earliest explorers, and he said this, for whosoever commands the sea, he said, commands the trade. and whosoever commands the trade of the world, commands the riches of the world and subsequently the world itself. i'm sure that raleigh couldn't have visioned planes or railroads or commerce. even centuries after he spoke those memorable words, there's an important link between america's rivers, lakes and coasts to american economy. more than half of people live in coastal water shed counties. even though this area makes up only 17% of our u.s. land area. those counties support about $66 million jobs. so it's along the coastal areas. so now more than ever, we need to ensure that the blue economy is strong and growing. this morning i'll touch on three ways he can do that. first, we need to show off america's waters. so i grew up in portland, oregon, as a boy, i remember going with my father and my uncle down to the columbia river in the coast. while they would go out in the deep water to catch salmon, i would spend much of

the movement spread to raleigh, it spread to durham. i'm particularly very much aware of raleigh, because one of the schools that was the earliest participant in these demonstrations was saint august cities college. that's my old college. i wasn't there. i was still in brownsville at the time. i was young. but essentially, students were my campus from that campus participated in protests. students at the university participated in protests. and then much to the surprise of a lot of folks, students from duke university joined in the protest. now all of a sudden there are integrated groups who are sitting in. and they are breaking down this wall of segregation in the cities across north carolina. the protest spread across almost every town, every city in north carolina. they had colleges, they had black colleges, at least, and by the end of february -- remember, the first demonstration was february 1st. by the end of february -- february 28th -- that was a leap year. february 29th. by february 29th, every major city in north carolina had

as he left raleigh. hours later, he was seen on tape at a cracker barrel restaurant in greensboro. later he checked into this hampton inn in hillsborough, virginia. this is him at 8:00 p.m. and him again at midnight. he also made a phone call around midnight, and that was the last time anybody heard from jason young until he made another call at 7:40 the next morning. >> a normal person would look at this and say, well, she was beaten to death sometime during the night that night, and he was 170 miles away. he's got an alibi. >> that sounds like a great distance, you know, but 170 miles, you can get from the crime scene to the hotel in about two and a half hours. >> perhaps, but there were curious anomalies to the crime scene that they couldn't explain. the jewelry box with the two drawers missing. it could have been a bungled burglary. then there were footprints near the body that seemed to eliminate jason. an obvious print on the pillow was a size 10, but jason wore a size 12. this was weird. there was

we were at 82, 81 in raleigh. 83 in chicago. but look back to the west. 105 today for the second day in a row in denver. they have broken another record there. you can see why they are having problems with the fires. dallas, 107. you look at the record there. not even close. the record today, 113. they weren't near that. but here's what is happening. that hot air mass is going to shift off to the east and as it does we're going to get warm. many areas will be near triple digits including st. louis, cincinnati, memphis, raleigh and in the district we could see some areas getting around 100 degrees. nice weather tonight. nice weather tomorrow morning followed by sunshine tomorrow and warmer temperatures. the humidity is going to hold off even on thursday. it will be hot but we should be still but less humidity. clear skies and seasonably cool. 52 to 61 tomorrow morning. and over the next couple days, well, this is what you can expect. the heat moves back in. 93 on thursday. 97 on friday. saturday, a high of 99 degrees. and, yes, i

it occurs to me that sir walter raleigh would be smiling at that. it's no surprise, i think that our waterways are a key part of president obama's national export initiative. seeking to double u.s. exports by the year 2015 a very ambitious goal, but we're making historic progress towards that ambitious goal, and last year -- last year we hit an all-time record. all-time u.s. record, of $2.1 trillion in exports. our folks in places like noaa are working harder than ever to build on that. for example, noaa the navigational services division uses high-tech positioning tools combined with the latest weather data to ensure that our exports can move safely and efficiently. technology and information we provide to the private sector is particularly important at our nation's ports. for example, if a shipper knows that a port has just one additional inch water duct, they can load more goods on to the boat. so with that one inch, just as an example as can you put 99 more chevy volts on to the car carrier or enough wheat to make over 400,000 loaves of bread. m

. >> raleigh, north carolina, next up is betty. go ahead with your comments. >> caller: hi, bly, this isty fitzgerald. ancient planters and we just had dr. earl imes, a curator from raleigh and we're all excited about what's going on the pimlico. and we're excited when you come down, we'll see you in the fall, and i've been coming up there regularly. now, my question was, of course, i have the bellarmine jar, and that's what i'm doing my article on right now, b-e-l-l-a-r-m-i-n-e, you call it by another name and you also know why we don't celebrate -- well, we know some things that were done by henry adams but we don't use those names. you can't, but i can. why don't you use the word bellarmine jar? >> you want to fill us about betty's comments there. >> sure. we use the term bartman, which means bearded man, because the jugs actually have a face on the neck which has a bearded man. that's the german term. bellarmine is really a collector's term. it actually started in the 17th century. they began calling these jugs bellarmines afte

and then 78 degrees to the south at raleigh. our skies are clearing and we're going to continue to see that, but we are going to continue to see that influx of warmer air. and that is going to help boost our temperatures as we move into the extended forecast. a cooldown, because we have a frontal system to watch. we'll end up seeing the opposite with temperatures on the rise. here's a look at satellite radar composite. you can see skies, not a will the of clouds out here. our skies are going to clear into the overnight hours. you'll be able to see those stars out there. a ridge of high pressure starting to slide its way into the coast. a slight chance as we move into sunday night of seeing scattered shower, maybe a storm pop up. primarily to areas of the west. that is a possibility that we are talking later on. same story for monday. this front will move its way across and as it moves its way through, we are going to see a chance of storms. we have a trough that will be the north of us as well. a combination could set us up for

he won his first nationwide event in raleigh. >> you shoot a six under.hink helped him. >> and being stupid not knowing, but i got and playing and land here at sfo at 1:00. we got three hours of sleep and woke up and hit a couple of balls and went out. i'm just running on adrenalin right now. >> he remembers the adrenalin rush of 14 years ago. he held on to it. jansen is just like 790 players trying to earn a spot. >> the only way i'm going to get in is to qualify. it would be crazy to want to play and at least not try to qualify. it's special because it's olympics, one of the courses i really love. first time i played it when i was 16 years old. all i could say i would like to be here any year but this year especially. >> giants got rained out at memphis. mike allen, he holds the record with a 61 and grew up playing at the picked club. great story with james flying in from north carolina, probably helped he didn't have to think about it. >> he is too zblung that is it for this edition. don't forget we'll have the latest in one hour on the standoff situat

and 76 to the south at raleigh.hat warm air continues to push in from the south and that's going to be our weather story into the course of the week. you can see, pretty much, more than half of the country under some very warm conditions here. the jet stream is to north of us, we'll continue to see that influx of southerly air. but it's going to be hot, hazy, and humid for tomorrow as we once again head to another day with our temperatures into the 90s. so be prepared. and you know, you have to prepare yourself out there. drink plenty of water and make sure you check on your elderly neighbors. do not leave pets or young children in this heat. keep your pets in the shade with lots of water or bring them inside where it's nice and cool. so really take this heat seriously. we are looking at clear skies tonight. we're going to see an overnight low of 68 degrees and heating up, 91 degrees. humid, hot, and hazy. here's a look at the five-day forecast. we're going to look at unsettled weather. it will start to kick in late

look at raleigh, north carolina. >>> well be getting storms a couple times tomorrow.st, though, just some showers, and those will be light showers. we've already seen some isolated showers out there. so let me take you through the future weather here, early tomorrow morning, scattered light showers, but watch what happened, watch the clock as we advance through the day tomorrow, with mostly cloudy skies, the pockets of dark green and yellow. that's where there could be strong storms, look looking for any severe weather, but with those storms some areas of pretty heavy rain. this rain will stay with us not only through the afternoon, but through the evening, departing our area about 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. wednesday morning. when it does we should be clearing out and getting back to some sunshine. in terms of how much we could get, about half an inch of rain, and it will be coming down pretty hat at times. star temperatures tomorrow, cooler by about ten degrees. we'll look at your seven-day forecast in a couple machines. >>> i've got to wonder what must it be like? what is i

what i love about carl who lives in raleigh, north carolina said he should have gotten out the tripodthat we have seen at least three so far. >> she has good aim. >> tucking it down with her right foot. lays one and tucks it down. >> time for the great cover up and put the dirt back. i'm borrowing a patch of your lawn. just leave miuatiy uatioeggs al >> and then she walks away. this is so cute you just want to really hug this tortoise. >> i have never seen a tortoise lay its eggs. he sent me a picture of his front yard so we can get an idea of where it is. he marked the spot with the orange square. >> have they hatched yet? >> they expect a 70 day incubation so at the end of august says he will try to videotape it. >>> we glad you spent time with us. we'll see you next time.

and 97 in raleigh. we need to be by a poll with a fancy drink if our hand. tomorrow, the heat index is 1304 in washington, dc and for the weekend we will see a cool front moving through in the northern plains and it will continue to meander east, and it will make its way into the northeast, but, speaking of bathing suits, we will go outside and see what some new yorkers are doing to beat the heat. >> just take my colleagues off. >> have to eat fruits. all what do you do? >> go to central park today. this is humid. and greece. dress light. drink water. all try to stay in shape. i don't like the heat. all water. water. water. all move north. >> don't go out. stay inside. drink lots of water. gatorade. >> heat advisories up if 13 states across the east coast, and a look at the heat index, again, for the next two days, we will deal with real hot temperatures from 95 to 110 degrees. the average for boston is 78 this time of year. today we are look, at moot and 93 right now on thursday, 94. new york is 81. tomorrow, even hotter. you get the idea headed in to washi

june measures were broken from atlanta to raleigh. we were still very hot all the way back through kansas and the kansas city. today, heat warnings are in effect for many areas, including the big cities of kansas city, st. louis through louisville, raleigh and richmond and charlotte and south of atlanta. you get the picture it will be another sweatering day. we're expecting 105 to about 106 degrees from atlanta to charlotte and nashville and do it again tomorrow. slightly cooler on sunday. slightly cooler from 105 to say 100. the biggest concern for areas that lost power, check on the elderly today. we don't want them in the heat indoors with no air conditioning and no fans running trying to gut out this heat wave. >> a lot watching there for us, bill karins, there's some record highs in washington, d.c., 104, broke 138--year-old record on ç friday. at least 20 other cities across the country hitting record highs, bowling green, kentucky, all time record there of 110. nashville, 109,ag athens, also 109. to front page politics, a new

on and off thunderstorms likely from pittsburgh to raleigh southward. the heaviest concentration through georgia. areas out west, beautiful weather as the cold front went through in minneapolis. overall we're in a quiet weather pattern, just happened pensacola and mobile happened to sit under -- >> water logged. is that rain -- >> ever so slowly. >> thanks. >>> a big bailout for spain. big speculation over apple. the latest price for dining with the oracle. >>> plus, ridley scott's allen thriller not enough at the box office. >>> the orioles have a flare for the dra macktics and the best acting job in baseball. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la crews. >>> syrian troops have killed 35 this weekend, shelling on the city of homs in an attempt to regain control of stronghold. hosni mubarak is reportedly slipping in and out of consciousness. mubarak, sentenced to life, has had an irregular heart beat and required assistance in breathe snug probably don't know his name but you definitely know

i think sir walter raleigh would be smiling at that. so it's no surprise that our waterways are a key part of president obama's national export initiative. it seeks to double u.s. exports by 2015. we are making historic progress toward meeting this ambitious goal. last year we hit an all-time record of $2.1 trillion in exports. and our folks at places like noaa are working harder than ever to build on that. for example, noaa's navigational services division uses high-tech positioning tools --combined with the latest weather data -- to ensure that our exports can move safely and efficiently. the technology and information we provide to the private sector is particularly important at our nation's ports. for example, if a shipper knows that a port has just one additional inch of water depth, they can load more goods onto the boat. with that one inch, you can put 99 more chevy volts onto a car carrier -- or enough wheat to make over 400,000 loaves of bread. and my commitment is that we will continue to do everything possible to empower our

in other areas like nashville to charlotte to raleigh get ready. the heat is on the way. >>> if you're watching us on nbc providence 10 in rhode island take a bike ride. explore deep inside a bone or solve a skeleton at bone zone. and that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >> that sounds like fun. >> it does. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. well, alex trebek's health is not in jeopardy. he's up and in good spirits at a los angeles hospital as he recovers from a mild heart attack. the 71-year-old trebek who's hosted jeopardy for 28 years is fully recovered and expected to be back to work in july. >>> buzz reports that zack gal a fa na cass will mair longtime girlfriend. >> what's so funny? >> this next part is kind of funny. it includes a drawing of the cup i by galifianakis that makes him look like, quote, a little troll while quinn is a stunning tall blond princess. >> he's funny to look at. he's funny, period. >>> uggy, the canine star of the oscar winning film, "the artist" became the fir

a few showers and thunderstorms propping up around raleigh- durham, and southwest of washington. a cold front off to the west, and that will move in later tonight and along that front we will have another line of what should be some strong thunderstorms with some heavy rainfall. temperature-wise 80 degrees in the district, 72 in winchester, 80 degrees in -- 82 in lexington park. do points are up, humidity in the air. 69-degree dewpoint in the district. numerous showers and storms coming and going between 4:00 and 11:00 p.m. a good chance of seeing strong and severe storms. you seriously want to consider plan b if you have outdoor plans this afternoon. i think the highest risk will be a straight line wind damage, then the potential for flash flooding. coming in third place is the tornado risk, a low to moderate risk of small tornadoes, and some slight chance of large hail later today. clearing for tomorrow morning and there you go with the weekend for kasparov looking good with low humidity, a little breezy tomorrow -- with the weekend forecast. looking good with low humidity, a l

raleigh, 102. another very hot day around cincinnati. if you're lucky, you'll get some of the thunderstorms and clouds to heavy cool you off. triple-digit heat continues in the areas right through sunday. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up euro steps to the plate blackberry sours and a six-figurier cab nair that comes with its own wine maker. sounds good, isn't it. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus woman versus beast and newcomer ted vie for the top spot. >>> coming up a maeg ga deal for sidsny crosby, history in the nba draft and a stunner at wimbledon. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. another big decision from the supreme court yesterday. it struck down a federal law that made it a crime to lie about having received a medal of honor and other prized military awards because the law violated freedom of speech. >>> at ft. bragg, north carolina, a u.s. soldier shot and killed a by tallian comman

it still 103 at reagan national, 103 raleigh. cooler, but warmth and humorid in the midwest. the heat index, we are now 109. further west, behind the big storms that is where things are cooling off. we are back to 100 degrees tomorrow, close to that on sunday. excessive heat warning all the way into parts of south carolina until 9:00 tonight more in the ohio and tennessee valley. the excessive heat watch is expected tomorrow. i have used the term with the storms, a term that is used to describe a line just like this, which extend several hundred miles, moving at high speed. it is moving at 60 m.p.h., 65, and ahead of that, this large area of severe thunderstorm watch. these orange areas are severe thunderstorms warnings. at the storm prediction center any minute now it will take this watch and push it all the way over to the chesapeake bay. the entire viewing area is under a severe thunderstorm watch. based on the timing, it will probably be somewhere around 9:00 11:00 when the storms will rapidly from west to east. i ask where it is damaging wind, a tremendous amount of ligh

it will be warmer in raleigh. these are the heat index numbers. as well, today. take it easy. make sure you hydrate. we're getting ready for a long, hot summer. duluth, six inches of rain in the past few days. they have flooding problems. tweet us your pictures from duluth, so we can use them what the conditions are during the day tomorrow. more rain is coming that way today is the bottom line. >> temperatures are already well 70s.the will make it into the 90s today and tomorrow. hottest day should be thursday, tomorrow, into the upper 90s. a good chance >> all that weather was brought to you by dove. as we go to break -- you're not the only one giving a gift, big john. >> i actually got a present. i'm opening it right now. >> oh, wow. oh. >> come on. >> thank you, jonathan. this is awesome. >> right here on "gma." >>> the stars of "baby [ cheers and applause ] >>> we are back with the stars of the brand-new abc comedy. it's called "baby daddy." it premieres tonight. explain the premise. >> we have a little baby. >> you're all single in the show.

. >>> look for temperatures to soar into triple digits, in places like atlanta, raleigh, denver and washington, d.c. >> showers in the pacific northwest. scattered storms from sioux falls to omaha. indianapolis. also showers in the northeast. >>> and finally this morning, we've already covered just about every angle of the supreme court's health care decision. >> time to hear the comics' take on it all. here, now, are your "friday funnies." >> this is a big win for president obama. after the ruling, he addressed the nation from the east room of the white house, where he explained this was a victory. not for him. but for all of us. >> i know there will be a lot of discussion today about the politics of all this. about who won and who lost. that discussion completely misses the point. >> he means to read between the lines. >> the race was on. which news organization would be the first to speak of the great decision? who would emerge from the chaos as today's grand champion of news firsty-ness. >> the supreme court justice has struck down the individual mandate, the centerpiece of the health care

new york at 82 degrees and 88 to the south at raleigh and 89 in richmond. that warm air continuing to filter to the mid-atlantic. in terms of national temperatures, can you see the hot air still settlingry where. we have some triple digit highs here to the west. pretty warm weather across the board. just areas into the far northeast into new england seeing some cooler, cooler conditions. a little bit of rain to the far south that's kind of moved its way off the shore now, off the eastern shore. other than that, we're going to see pretty clear skies as we head into the course of tonight. we are looking at a ridge of high pressure that's going to scoot its way out. we have a cold front that's going to move it way through. we could see a chance late in the day in the late afternoon on sunday of an isolated storm or two. very scattered in nature. monday looks like the day where most of the action will be happening as that frontal system will pass. behind that front, another ridge of high pressure builds in and into mid-week, we're going to be back into warm hot

high temperatures today. 88 in washington, 92 in raleigh. but st. louis at 93. 95 in chicago. that's the heat that's building or way. it's not going to just build our way but sit and intensify tomorrow and into the day on thursday. but we don't have to worry about rainfall. all dry and that continues to be the case over the next few days. only chance of rain in the mountains of west virginia. watch out for that. that's about it, though. most of us will stay on the dry side. everybody will be hot. temperatures between 76 and 83. tomorrow morning, mostly clear, mild and muggy, 66 to 72 if we cool down that much. we'll see about that. tomorrow afternoon, hazy sunshine, hot and humid. temperature 90 to 96 degrees. some areas will be warmer than that i think. if you are headed down to the beaches the bay bridge will be closed. 85 on wednesday, 88 on thursday, 86 on friday. look at that, 98 on thursday, 92 on friday with a good chance of showers and thunderstorms late in the afternoon on friday. some of those could be strong. but it will usher in cooler air as the temperatures are i

by friday, the 100-degree heat arrives in richmond, raleigh, charlotte, maybe 100 degrees near washingtonc. about 95 in philadelphia. it's not like it ends back here, either. we're still going to have about two days in a row of 104 in st. louis. so this is going to be one of those all-time heat waves moving across the country. >> it's like -- all right, bill thank you so much. >>> coming up, whose life story is headed to broadway and the spice girls are uniting in london. what? yeah. turn the mic up. plus the material girl reportedly has a special theme to make sure she's not left behind. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. it's time to live wider awake. only the beautyrest recharge sleep system combines the comfort of aircool memory foam layered on top of beautyrest pocketed coils to promote proper sleeping posture all night long. the revolutionary recharge sleep system... from beautyrest. it's you, fully charged. how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real

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manassas, 88 degrees in baltimore, 89 in anapolis. 76 in boss tonight 75 in new york city. 85 degrees in raleigh is continuing to flow this way all the way up the mid-atlantic. take a look. you can see the eastern portion of the country in the deep heat here. the jet stream to the north of us. we're going to continue to get thank flux of warmer air and once again, that is going to continue until tomorrow. we are pretty locked in here. the ridge will slide its way off the coast so we can slide into late monday and sunday. we have a frontal system. that's going to slide its way down. it will affect us as we move into the later part of monday and tuesday and we'll be set up for some showers and storms. tomorrow, hazy, hot and humid. do be careful and protect yourself. lots of fluid. make sure you wear light loose clothing. check on your elderly neighbors and do not leave your pets outside in this heat. they cannot survive at all. keep them in the shade. even children, don't let them be outside in the heat in this extended time period. becoming mostly clear with light winds, overnight low much 68 de

. >> we have to stand up for patients and ourself and so we're out here for a raleigh. we like to do none strike actions because we really want the community to hear what we're saying. >> the strike includes as many as 4400 registered nurses and some respiratory and x-ray technicians. union members plan to walk picket lines. california nurses association says it objects to more than 100 concessions in contract negotiations that would lower the quality of patient care. the summit says it's hired temporary replacement nurses and the hospital issued a statement saying it's disappoint pointed with the nurses and says we remain committed providing competitive wages and benefits and making healthcare affordable. >>> google reached an agreement with a french group in an online book dispute. it dates back to 2006 and involving the publishing of snippets. it represents 6000 french speaking authors. the new agreement protects their rights on the internet. >>> apple lovers flocked to san francisco center as tim cook unveiled the newest laptop and software improvements. tom reports

to raleigh to charlotte, d.c. getting up to 97, along with philadelphia. we are still in the 100s even into saturday as we go through the weekend. 100-degree heat continues from the carolinas back to the middle of the nation. i am looking at some extended stuff. this heat wave isn't going anywhere any time soon. >> ouch. thanks so much. oil bubbles up. a major media company breaks up. a wedding band that prevents cheating. first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead >>> the yankees are bitten by the injury bug, the rockets make another deal and the dual in the pool heats up. you are watching first look on msnbc. what's with you? trouble with a car insurance claim. [ voice of dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so good, now it's guaranteed. [ normal voice ] so i can trust 'em. unlike randy. are you in good hands? how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did thi

he and his attorney are here to share their side of the story from raleigh. think that this was racially motivateded, the way you were treated in that bar? >> first of all, thank you for having me on the show. i believe that it was racially motivated mostly because in my vicinity i was the only fami african-american there, and the stories that came after my story kind of opened my eyes to the scope of the problem. and it wasn't just me. >> let's go to the beginning, that night you were standing in line to get into this bar, and tell me what happened. >> at the door, the first bouncer who was not the same guy, told us that we needed a membership to get in. and we looked at him like, a membership? we thought it was a bar. and he was like no, i'm sorry, you can't get in. and eventually he let us in. he said go ahead once he saw a cop out of the corner of both of our eyes. so i was allowed in the bar. and the details that happened are still posted on the letter online and because of the legal implications i really can't go into details right now. >> can you give

charlotte, raleigh is at 105 degrees. and the forecast calls for this heat, this large dome of high pressure that worked its way in from colorado. remember we were talking about triple digits there earlier in the week. dropped further to the south and expanded well out there. that's why we're seeing these heat indices all the way up to 115 degrees. when is it going to get out of here? it's not going to happen tomorrow. it is going to take a day or two. even when the temperatures start to cool down a bit we're talking about a drop from 105 to 99. so we're still looking at extreme heat for the next few days and it's very, very dangerous out there. you know, another problem with heat, poppy, is that it's cumulative. you have days and days and days with exposure to extreme heat and that makes more heat-related illness and is one of the reasons it's so dangerous. >> absolutely. you point out so many people die from heat-related illness and think i'm fine and they need to go somewhere where they can get cool and take care of th

raleigh would give a percentage of what they may it in a check at the end of the year. i also want to say that scott walker, we are all watching and someone can turn a state around, because we are in fiscal trouble. we really are. families all across this country are having problems and we have to tighten our belt. i have to tighten my belt to make it paycheck to paycheck. it is promising. i hope we can all work together. i just want to hear your guest comment about the exit polls and about what this really does do for the election coming up in november. thank you so much. host: sean sullivan. guest: if you looked at the exit polls, it is an interesting story. the biggest take away is voters see the presidential election with a very different lens than they do the recall election. that is encouraging, generally, for democrats. but the worry for democrats is that this recall election allow republicans and allowed walker to activate the republican base that is going to remain active in politics in wisconsin, that is going to take an interest in november. one of the toughe