later today right now regan national, 74, 76 ocean city. your forecast for the 4th of july typical weather expected highs, low to mid-90s. let me emphasize the heat bring along a lot of water a few storms possible later today the timing 3, 4, 5:00 p.m. today. >> more details on the forecast, a look at the rest of the week in a minute, your latest with lauren. >>> if you are heading downtown keep in mind a lot of road closures, take metro. more on that in a moment first i want to talk about roads dealing with effects from last night's storm in arlington video of north glibe road, between 32nd and 38th street, power cables across the roadway, crews trying to get that cleared out for you, north glebe between 32nd and 38th in arlington. >>> nice light volume out there, 56 inside the belt way, 270, no problems frederick through german town and rockville toward the split travelling the belt way everything is incident free route 50 making the trip across the bay bridge nice and easy right now of course later today between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.

i think less numerous than yesterday. 76 right now regan national, baltimore, naval air station too, decent day at the beaches, 92, partly sunny skies, possibility of an afternoon or evening thunderstorm. looking up here at the forecast in a minute alison back to you. >>> hundreds of thousands of folks will be gathering on the national mall to celebrate our independence day. >> but you better pack patience as they say if you are heading to see the concert and fireworks, sarah simmons live at the national mall with what you need to know hey sarah. >> hey guys you need to know people are starting to show up down here a lot of families bringing their children down and it is already starting to get warm here, make sure you have sun screen, tens of thousands of people down here packed house for the 4th of july, 10:00 a.m. is when they expect to open public access to some of the more restricted areas down here allowing folks into security, we will probably see it pick up even more from there, but it will be another hot one down here for the july 4th celebration and you know we -- a lot we

how the faa is trying to keep them awake at work after several scary incidents including one here at regan national. >>> early morning thunderstorms may have woken you up well before your alarm clock the nasty weather has moved out but we are not totally in the clear. good morning den. >> good morning storms started grumbling early in the morning hours. we are not in the clear. let's begin with a look at radar and show you with a is going on now. you can see our fox 5 live doppler radar, you can see where the rain has pushed its way to the south. lower southern maryland dealing with some of it a lot of areas east to the ocean. things are unsettled we have a frontal system we are dealing with. to our maps now, where you see temperatures right now, we are into the 70s everywhere across the area. low 70s. but we will heat up into the course of the afternoon hours. and by the time the day is over, you will end up seeing once again stormy conditiona hot day. we are heading to 90 degrees, expect to see more storms by this afternoon details a little later and a look at that holiday forecast. >> m

temperatures 76 regan national, 70 dulles, 72 dwi marshall, our forecast today, a good one. hot, highs 90 or so nothing we can't handle typical this time of year highs upper 80s low 90s shower and thunderstorm risk not high today, return tomorrow. >>> a little day of rest. >> give them a break. >>> we will check in to see how the traffic is everyone heading back to work this morning lauren. >> somewhat. lighter volume than usual for a tuesday morning that is good we do have of course more cars on the road than yesterday. george avenue, seminary place, an accident blocking the left lane just cleared out of the way route 28, park mills road watch for the wreck near the montgomery county, frederick county line a live look at 95, as you head southbound, out of laurel no real problems to report. to the left of your screen every thing wide open as it continues to college park on the belt way, you are going to find delays from college park into silver spring and bethesda once you get towards connecticut avenue the pace does improve. a wreck for folks heading inbound to georgetown k

those words were spoken by ronald regan. but today many republicans in the house refuse to consider this kind of balanced approach. an approach that was pursued not only by president regan but by the first president bush, president clinton, by myself and by many democrats and republicans in the united states senate. so we're left with a stalemate. what makes today's stalemate so dangerous is that it's been tied to something known at "the debt ceiling." a term most people outside of washington have probably never heard of before. understand, raising the debt ceiling doesn't allow congress to spend more money. it simply gives our country the ability to pay the bills that congress has already racked up. in the past, raising the debt ceiling was routine. since the 1950s congress has always passed it and every president signed it. president regan did it 18 times. george w. bush did it seven times. and we have to do it by next tuesday, august 2nd with or else we won't be able to pay all of our bills. unfortunately, for the past se

at regan international, we have 75 degrees. sticky out there with the dew points in the upper 60s. you're going to be outside today, and you know you will be doing sweating with the temperatures starting out over 70 degrees. the moisture is around, and look at the cluster of storms around the plains. the ohio valley over to the mid- atlantic, the bigger stuff is south and east of us. that's likely the trend later this afternoon as well. however, with the daytime heating, a disturbance to the south. close enough to us, areas by 5:00, especially in virginia and maryland will have a better chance of storms. much of that is well south and east of us. the fireworks tonight should be in good shape. the next 3 days, 92 this afternoon. tonight, upper 60s and low 70s. 90 on tuesday. a slight chance of showers. wednesday, 91. isolated thunderstorm chance. the heat is with us for the end of the week and weekendment thursday and friday, lower 90s. about the same over the weekend. slightly better chance of storms thursday and friday as opposed to the weekend. kris sneed is in for angie. >> yell

los pobres >>> se puede resolver todo hoy mismo, dice >>> lo que se le hizo para el presidente bush, regana de este país sin política >>> hoy los presidentes de varios bancos escribieron a la casa blanca, que habrían graves consecuencias algunos demócratas dicen que el presidente barack obama podría elevar el limite de la deuda, por la enmienda 14, la casa blanca descartó esa alternativa >>> la suerte de esta medida está echada, el líder de la mayoría del senado, dijo que en cuanto la cámara les envíe la medida, descartarán la medida ahí 51 demócratas y 2 independientes están comprometidos a derrotarla >>> la caravana por la paz, desarrolló actividades en oaxaca, uno de los momentos más emotivos, fue la exhibiciónd la bestia, que narra la historia de miles de inmigrantes que sueñan con alcanzra el sueño americano >>> el albergue en oaxaca es una parada obligada en la ruta de los inmigrantes para asearse, descansar y alimentarse >>> venimos porque nos apoyan a los hondureños, nos dan buena ayuda, buena onda, porque la gente nos ayuda a uno, yg racias a dios >>> para llegar hasta aquí han av

temperatures warming up 78 regan national, 73 fredericks burg, 68 win chester fog earlier this morning off to the north and west visibility reduced to less than a quarter mile some spots your forecast today, plenty of sunshine typical summer time heat around here highs upper 80s to 90, 90 dc, 87 an nap police, 92 hot spot in fredericks burg. alison and wisdom back to you. >> thank you tucker. >>> new this morning the driver of an suv slams into a house in montgomery county there were three people inside the home at the time. >> sarah simmons has been following this all morning sarah. >> reporter: well, wisdom and alison this is at the intersection of park land drive aspen hill road, police are telling us it was aspen hill road right back here they say a 22-year-old woman was driving an suv, when she hit two parked vehicles, back there. an suv and truck and then some how careened up, kept coming up this hill where we are standing, and then, slammed into the back of this house here, you can see where it is all boarded up she went through a chain link fence crews were out here working all

nothing ever came of the claim, but newscorp did they regan $10.7 million in a wrongful termination suitst scandal involving "news of the world" paper? is this a scandal that could take murdoch under? joining me now is the senior adviser to media matters for america. great to have you on. >> great to be here, chris. thanks. >> elyse, you wrote a piece today about why americans should care about the scandal, and it's a good question. batting this around today, there is a question of does this affect us here, or is it fun to gawk at? why should we care? >> we should care because murdoch enjoys undue influence over u.s. media. and one of the things i think we need to learn is not to wait until the entire public is shocked by hacking allegations into a dead child's voicemail, before we actually start asking the questions about where the lies, the decent, and the covering up ends. the people most responsible for this tend to get promoted. you've got les hinton, who was actually rebecca brooks' boss at "news of the world," who led the first investigation into the misdoings there, found, surpri

you heard him use regan to say this needs to be done. i didn't hear him repeat his veto threat. where he threatened in the past where he said he -- i'm told we shouldn't read too much into that. he's done it every other speech. and again, it's an interesting moment for the president if you detect the change of tone from his press conference last week when he was angry and frustrated, today very statesman-like and presidential and in his voice, although quite partisan and political as you pointed out in the substance of what he said. >> right. he's saying it's about compromise. but it was a very partisan speech. boehner rolled out his proposal today but didn't give one specific of his plan in the response to the president's speech. is that because not all house republicans are on board with what boehner is behind? >> you make a good point and not all house republicans are on board and there's no clarity that will pass. it's certainly -- there's no path forward for it to pass the senate at this point. the republicans are arguing that they were very -- he was very clear in his spee

struck out ten this afternoon against the indians and takes the angels first solo no hitter since the reganistration. prado and danny king will have the call. >> her we go. >> he is safe. >> in time. >> you know, that's okay. last night in the major leagues jerry meals made a call in a 19 inning game and was wrong too. >> he was very wrong. >> you had a chance to get to five hundred but you are four and since sorry. >> this is not over. >> no. >> i'm not giving up. >> ,,,,,,,, 3q lysol knows a real clean is something you see and smell. lysol no mess automatic toilet bowl cleaner cleans your toilet and freshens your bathroom with every flush. so it's always at its freshest.

you heard him use regan to say this needs to be done. i didn't hear him repeat his veto threat. where he threatened in the past where he said he -- i'm told we shouldn't read too much into that. he's done it every other speech. and again, it's an interesting moment for the president if you detect the change of tone from his press conference last week when he was angry and frustrated, today very statesman like and presidential and in his voice, although quite partizan and political as you pointed out in the substance of what he said. >> right. he's saying it's about compromise. but it was a very partizan speech. boehner rolled out his proposal today but didn't give one specific of his plan in the response to the president's speech. is that because not all house republicans are on board with what boehner is behind? >> you make a good point and not all house republicans are on board and there's no clarity that will pass. it's certainly -- there's no path forward for it to pass the senate at this point. the republicans are arguing that they were very -- he was very clear in his spee

regan talking about why he -- we began by talking about why he quit law school. >> i felt as though being considered the best black, being looked at as i had been sort of the benefactor or the beneficiary of somebody else's -- it wasn't something i wanted. talking about cornell and what he said about this -- err day of my life seemed to be a meeting with the absurd. i decided i had to go in search of my humanity. i wanted to go somewhere that was so far off the beaten track. tavis: what were you experiencing that made you feel so out of sorts that you wanted to get away from it all? >> it was i think a million different -- just small indignities. it wasn't necessarily anything systemic. it was me facing my day going i realize when i'm in a grocery store when somebody is pulling their purse. i'm a dark-skinned black man. walking the street at night in north carolina. i'm thinking to myself, there must be a place on this planet where i can simply be fully human. and be judged based on the content of my character. the heights to which i would like to go and i am able to go intellectually and

struck out ten this afternoon against the indians and takes the angels first solo no hitter since the regan administration. prado and danny king will have the call. >> her we go. >> he is safe. >> in time. >> you know, that's okay. last night in the major leagues jerry meals made a call in a 19 inning game and was wrong too. >> he was very wrong. >> you had a chance to get to five hundred but you are four and since sorry. >> this is not over. >> no. >> i'm not giving up. >> ,, [ female announcer ] what's so great about jcp cash? no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn ten dollars off when you spend just twenty-five storewide. and unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get ten dollars off with no exclusions! we make style affordable, you make it yours! jcpenney. [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety pick by the iihs. that's the power of german engineering. hurry in and lease the jetta s for just $179 a month. ♪ visit vwdealer.c

funding for flights to rural airports, the number of flights that should be allowed at washington's regan airport and union restrictions. >>> president obama is taking his case to the public as the clock ticks down to an august 2nd deadline to raise the government's borrowing limit. president obama and congressional leader have been meeting daily trying to come up with a deal to raise the debt limit. >>> fur looking for a deal on books, you may want to head to a local border before they close up. liquidation sales starts today. this after a bankruptcy judge approved the plan yesterday. books of millions is looking to purchase 30, 35 stores. but it is unclear if that the include the six in this area. >>> there was a protest by hotel workers in san francisco. they staged a noisy demonstration yesterday afternoon and that brought traffic to a grinding halt on stockton street. they said they have cut jobs and brought in minimum wage temporary workers. >> for me, i can't keep getting the minimum wage wages when the cost of liveing is skyrocketing. i can't make it. >> my housekeepers are close

my name is kim regan and i live in cal ho low. i want to enthusiastically support this project. i was somewhat amazed to hear so many of my neighbors think that this would be awful. so i've looked into it. i've gone to meatings. i've been emailed, received stuff in the mail, hard snail mail, and all of it has convinced me that there is nothing better we need to do as a community for people who need us. i provided these kinds of supportive spferses for my children. we need to take care of the children who have been left in our care. this is a perfect example. if not here, where? if not now, when? thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is robert bardell, president of the golden gate valley neighborhood association. i just dropped in here late. i was kinds of hoping the hearing would be over. i'm sure you would, too. [laughter] anyway, i just wants to say that golden gate valley neighborhood association is the only neighborhood group on the whole north end that i know of that supports this project wholeheartedly. we understand that there are some concerns, and i think

at regan international, 91 degrees. and we'll feel the humidity and the heat through the holiday weekend. i got your full forecast coming up after the break. >> reporter: skipper davie johnson will manage his first game tonight. his thoughts including what the heck is wrong with jayson werth. that is coming up when 9 news now continues after this [ kate ] if this icelandic mud could work wonders on my skin, imagine what it could do for my business. now, i just had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called john, my citibank small business expert. [ john ] kate, how are you? [ kate ] he got me a line of credit and together we made it happen. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. >>> and breaking news out of the district. this video has just come into our newsroom of a rowhouse fire. the fire broke out in the 900 block of decatur street northwes

. >> an unvailing ceremony this morning in london for a statue of ronald regan outside of the u.s. em back i did -- u.s. embassy. condoleezza rice will be there for the unvailing. several other statues will be unvailed in europe this week. >> it's 6:54. one more weather and traffic check when 9 news returns. >>> we have one more thing for you. we told you earlier that immigrants would be sworn in as american citizens at mont vernon. i bet they know we declared independence in 1776 but surprising a lot of americans don't. >> a new poll says that 58% of americans don't know. >> 5/8. >> 5/8ths don't know that the american declared independence in 1776. 26% were unsure. 16% said another date. >> this is surprising based on movies movies and tv show the. one in four americans did not know from which country we declared our independence. it found while 76% correctly said great britain, 19% were unsure and 5% said a different country including china. >> it takes all kinds, andrea, remember that. >> hope any we are educatorring all kinds. >> -- educating all kinds. >> educate us about weat

why when regan used springsteen's song "uptown girl." >> yes, he wrote that song for his model girl friend, naomi campbell. a lot of people don't know that. >> he was ahead of his time, definitely. i have a katrina and the waves rule, if it is in a movie, the movie is terrible. with the one exception of "american psycho" but every time they put that into a montage -- >> "walking on sunshine" has a tam poon commercialy sound. you say, oh this is like a light wave. >> but when i see it i feel safe and clean. >> i love doing that. >>> from petty to preschool and maybe the worst thing to come out of sweden since brian adams. it is a swedish 2003 school where they -- preschool where they refrain from him and her. the idea is to confuse the crap out of toddlers which i applaud, and to make sure kids don't fall into evil, evil gender stereo types. it is part of her efforts starting in childhood. society expects girls to girly. 4* i dw -- idalia gives them a per foakt opportunity to be whatever they want to be. >> i do the same thing. this is based on the idea that society faces gender rules. >> i

a ten foot tall statue of ronald regan. he was honored as a giant of the 20th century.s year is the 100th anniversary of his birth. >> good evening. a stronger sea breeze toe really brought the temperatures back from five to 15 degrees and brought the coast clouds back as well. we managed to stay mostly clear and tonight we are dealing with just a little bit off the coast. santa cruz, half moon bay. the rest of us still dealing mostly clear skies, pretty good prize. the rest of us from ten to 15 miles an hour and we will continue with that until midnight and thin they will start to let up. a stronger sea breeze, tomorrow we will see a return of the heat from three to six degrees warmer. we will wake up with just a little bit of patchy fog and the sea breeze will be weaker. we expect that fog to turn off quickly. let me show you what's in the forecast. fog back tonight. rolling n it's patchy in nature. tomorrow morning we start with it at about 6:00. you could see around the golden gate, the north tip of san francisco, showing you 7:00 and it's pulled back off the coastl

a ten foot tall statue of ronald regan. he was honored as a giant of the 20th century. is the 100th anniversary of his birth. >> good evening. a stronger sea breeze toe really brought the temperatures back from five to 15 degrees and brought the coast clouds back as well. we managed to stay mostly clear and tonight we are dealing with just a little bit off the coast. santa cruz, half moon bay. the rest of us still dealing mostly clear skies, pretty good prize. the rest of us from ten to 15 miles an hour and we will continue with that until midnight and thin they will start to let up. a stronger sea breeze, tomorrow we will see a return of the heat from three to six degrees warmer. we will wake up with just a little bit of patchy fog and the sea breeze will be weaker. we expect that fog to turn off quickly. let me show you what's in the forecast. fog back tonight. rolling n it's patchy in nature. tomorrow morning we start with it at about 6:00. you could see around the golden gate, the north tip of san francisco, showing you 7:00 and it's pulled back off the coastline an

. >>> all right to the graphics, regan national, 77 degrees, relative humidity 82% that makes it very uncomfortable, muggy outside. winds light out of the southwest, 3 miles an hour. the forecast today, i bet you can guess, hot, humid, high into the low to mid-90s another above normal day chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms here and there. look for a high in town, 93 degrees. >>> that is a look at the latest on the weather now the latest on the morning rush hour traffic here is julie. >>> summer in full effect that is why we got lighter than usual traffic volume on the roads southbound 270, heading out to the scales typically at this hour this would still be a bumper to bumper drive. not the case this morning, no problems reported in german town, inbound along 66 slow traffic fair oaks headed eastbound 123 at the capitol belt way, running smoothly no incidents travelling through annondale and fairfield. >>> as for the charge of first degree murder verdict as to count one we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> first a little smile then tears as casey anthony heard that

funding to flights to rural airport, the number of flights that should be allowed at washington's reganirport and union restrictions. >>> it's the final chapter for borders bookstore. a bankrupt judge approved the company's liquidation plan for the 300 stores yesterday. a plan for all the current assets is expected to be used to pay off all outstanding debts. >>> police made nearly 80 arrests by protests of hotel workers in san francisco. workerred stages a noisy demonstration outside the grand hyatt yesterday afternoon and that brought traffic to a grinding halt. people say they have caught jobs and brought in lots of minimum worker. >> for me, i can't keep getting these minimum wage wages when the cost of living is skyrocketing. i can't make it. >> my housekeepers are close to $60,000 a year. my housekeepers clean 14 rooms a day and with a certain number of checkouts, we start to take room as away from them. >> union and hotel are set to return to the bargaining table next friday. >>> day two of comic con2011 kicks off today. it's notorious for the elaborate costumes worn by the fans.

president regan did it 18 times. >> fact check.ery president since truman has signed but the size of the increase this time is hardly routine. the president's budget projects a $2.4 trillion increase in the debt. that is a trillion dollars more than any president has asked for ever. >> even when you adjust all of the earlier requests for inflation. the president also recycled a misleading democratic talking point. >> most americans regardless of political party don't understand how we can ask a senior citizen to pay more for her medicare before we ask a corporate jet owner or the oil companies to give up tax breaks that other companies don't get. >> gop lawmakers have reject the efforts to raise taxes on any one, even oil companieand jet own ares while advocating major reductions in the future growth of medicare spending but it is not accurate to assume that raising taxes on oil companies and high flying corporate big shots will do much to reduce the deficit. a commission figures that repealing oil and gas tax breaks would add just

and the only regan he admires was the one from "the exer cyst." and next to me is rider john devore. and his ideas are insane our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> check out the guest op-ed. sounds good on paper, but it really works out. speaking of paper, just ask my exsister wives, the boston herald, the chicago sun times and swank. the first two i could care less about, but i miss my swanky. greg? >> you had a special relationship. >> it was hot and dare i say heavy? more people read me back then. >>> if you are looking for an apology, there won't be any. they said, quote, there is not a chance, end quote that he will back down from his criticism of democratic party chairwoman debbie wasserman-shultz refuse for calling her vial, despicable and not a lady. the first termer from florida is the one with the better hair leveled the insults in an e-mail after she criticized him on the house floor when he wasn't there. he told her to stop being a coward and also to shut the heck up. yes, he said heck. apparently the two have

. >>> current and former first lady, michelle obama, and nancy regan will attend the memorial servicetty ford in california. former presidents george w. bush and bill clinton will also attend. mrs. ford will be buried at the gerald ford presidential museum following another service in michigan. she died friday at the age of 93. >>> on wall street stocks posting their worse losses in about a month. 151 points with investors worried about the u.s. economy and the possibility that europe's debt crisis will spread to italy. >>> and this is big! even for texas. a 16 pound 1 ounce baby was born. her mom said she knew he'd be big but not this big. dak tors attribute his large size to gestational diabetes. his mom said he'll be fine. his dad says he sees football in his son's future. oh, yes. >> 16 pounds? >> 16 pounds. >> jermichael. she gave birth to a small man? >> what? >> that's giving birth to a small man, if they're that size. >> all right. >>> time now for our rediculist. tonight we're adding the octomom haters. all those who dare to disparage single mom nadya suleman who hassle 14 ki

. >>> when we met joseph regan at one of the massive kitchens at new york city's rikers island jail,e was serving 90 days for misdemeanor assault and penny larceny. >> they're not always as clean as they should be. and you got cockroaches and stuff in here like that. but, you though, didn't see anybody die lately so i guess they get away with it. >> while he may never get a job as a rikers island spokesman, he offered a plug for life here. >> if you like being told what to do, if you like being told what to eat, when to sleep, go to the bathroom, scratch your ass, if you like taking a chance getting your ass kicked or getting killed, then this is the place for you. >> like many other inmates here, reagan has had multiple arrests. >> most people that come to jail stay in jail, regardless if they go home or not. they come back and come back. they end up spending the rest of their life in jail. >> while inmates can sometimes be in denial about the circumstances that brought them to jail, reagan was crystal clear. >> it's not that we don't have the knowledge to do different things. i kno

an honor to regan's fall of communism. fast five headlines. >>> a big break in the case against dominique strauss-kahn. he was released from house arrest friday after doubts were revealed about the woman who accused him of sexual assault. the former head of the international monetary fund must remain many dust. his lawyers may ask for all the charges to be dismissed now. joining me from paris is christopher dicky of news-week and the daily beast. governing. >> good morning, alex. >> how did this case go wrong? >> oh, well, you know, when someone comes to the police and says i've been raped or the victim of a sexual assault, the police are used to dealing with people who tell only partial stories, but they listen again and again and again for consistency. this woman who accused dominique strauss-kahn was very consistent over days and weeks and then many weeks of testimony. the problem was that it turned out that she had rehearsed other testimony about other rapes when she was applying for political asylum. when they found t

anti-government attitude, anti-government rhetoric that began with barry goldwater, went on with ronald regan where it seems as if the republican party at least a certain wing of it, the tea part wing season simply isn't interested in governing anymore. that that has helped congress grind to a halt on this thing. one other thing is what's so remarkable about this is not that we haven't seen fierce con it's about big issues before, this seems so voluntary. this really is about a procedural vote. a procedural question that's gone fine 100 times in the past and the question is why it's become such a huge contest. >> there are other moments in history where we've seen a big divide in terms of partisan politics. watergate you had wilson pushing for the league of nations. there have been other moments when we've seen a great divide. >> absolutely -- >> do you think if we had a third party, an independent third party that you would still see these impasses? >> i don't think third parties have ever done much in the united states and i don't think that there's a real solution to be found in a third pa

one under president regan and under another president bush where they said we will have the spentingding cuts never materialized. the enforcement mechanism. watch what a lot of people in washington.org not what they say. >> that is good for everyone, thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we are waiting word right debtn an agreement on a debt teal. deal. party leaders saying they are close. we will hear in a democratic and republican lawmakers on what could make or break the deal. just a programming note. tune in for a special edition of your world with neil cavuto at 4:00 p.m. eastern time live from capitol hill only on the fox news channel. and tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on the fox business network. i have copd. if you have it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that fes like copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms... ...by keepinmy airways open... ...a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintence treatment that does both. and it's eroid-free. spiriva doe

nancy regan turns 90. former president george w. bush is 65 years old.l. >>> with less than a month left before the nation's debt clock runs out, republicans are refusing to back down on their anti-tax rhetoric. this morning he or she speaker john boehner submitted a question for president obama's twitter town hall this afternoon. the house speaker asking quote, will you take job destroying tax hikes off table? the president standing his ground as well. take a listen. >> tough problems. it's in fact, what drives the nuts about washington when both parties simply take the path of least resistance. >> jamal simmons is a democratic strategist. doug hayes is a republican strategist. thank you for joining us. the president has said he's willing to compromise. will republicans? >> it certainly doesn't look like it. at least put it this way, at least they're pretending not to. we'll see what happens as we get closer to the deal. neither the republicans nor the democrats can afford for us to go over the cliff on the debt. and the u.s. not to pay its bills. nobod

we have heard singh since regan trickled down theory we never got our trickle. now we are hearing shared sacrifice. all we get is a vac sigh nice and it doesn't look like anybody is sharing. thank you bob. that's exactly right. nia-malika, ryan, thank you. all of you have a good a weekend as you can sb i'll put it that way. >>> nor on the house vote on john boehner's debt plan, after this. stay with us. peer into the future. there's a nurse who can access in an instant every patient's past. and because the whole hospital's working together, there's a family who can breathe easy, right now. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest healthcare questions. and the over 60,000 people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. the 3.6-liter v6 engine of the jeep grand cherokee has a best-in-class driving range of over 500 miles per tank. so you can catch morning tee time in pebble beach and the afternoon meeting in los angeles all without running out of gas. just make sure you don't run out of gas. ♪ oh, just booked a summe

. >> conservatives who admire ronald regan. >> yes. >> think he was very conservative. >> yes, a lot of libertarians also point to reagan. he is canute holding back the wave wave i'm out of metaphors, but ronald reagan was not a libertarian, certainly he gave a great interview to reason magazine in 1975 after he had left the governorship of left the governorship of california before he was really weighting into the '76 republican nomination, which he almost got, and he was talking back then. libertarianism is the heart and soul of the conservative movement. that's the real fundamental dna of the gop and then he later in the same interview said, and of course i'm no libertarian, i can go with you on uncertain things, but not on all of drug legalization or allowing people to watch dirty movies, or read certain books, that type of stuff. reagan was a big government conservative, he'd -- not only did he increase spending, he increased spending without paying for it, and more importantly he -- federal -- he brought a lot -- he ran his first campaign, was called the new federalism, his pla

many people expected political armageddon for president regan.d the right thing and went on to victory. >> let's debate the latest on the debt ceiling. nancy, our senior advisor to john mccain and democrat congressman martin frost jowns us as well congressman, starting with you. conservative republicans in the house are adament about this. no tax increases of any kind. so if the president really want to raise the debt ceiling, by the way it is his request to do so . does he need to concede on that issue? >> greg, i know you are going to find this hard to believe. you and i will agree on what is happening now. i think the most likely solution is mcconle reed, to have a debt ceiling increase and have budget cuts in the process and create a six-month process where you look at both taxs and the budget. not doing it with a shot gun and trying to do it in a reasonable light. however, you cannot do what the radical republicans do in the house and that is to refuse to vote against the debt-ceiling. we can't reduce the full faith and credit of the united

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regan said when they get upset and when they get angry and when they get concerned, you will be able to have another conversation with them. you will be able to reopen the dialogue and say, "we made mistakes, but we are going to renew ourselves." we will not retreat from principle. we will deliver the promises we made to the american people. i do not guarantee you will win, but you will have a chance to make another case to the american people. was he right? within two years, jimmy carter brought as 21% interest, "% inflation, 9% unemployment -- 12% inflation, 9% unemployment, hostages in iran. does anyone remember gas lines? an enormous spike in gasoline prices. ronald reagan was able to go around the country with one of the best lines i have ever heard. a recession is when your neighbor loses his job. a depression is when you lose your job. the recovery is when jimmy carter loses his job. you know what? i bet we hear a variation of that line in the coming campaign. but the story is not over yet. ronald reagan of course defeated jimmy carter 44 states to six. he changed the country

hablar de una cosa muy elegante que pasÓ en 1984 en los estados unidos cuando el presidente ronald regande coco que es tambiÉn muy bueno para la grasa es muy saludable. >> este? >> a base de chocolate sin azÚcar. >> yo sabÍa que le faltaba galo. algo. >> este es como el dulce de leche pero a base... >> esta es la porciÓn de comer de helado. >> yo prefiero la media taza de helado comÚn que al que dietÉtico. >> festeje hoy el dÍa nacional del helado, se puede ser saludable y tenerlo en la dieta balanceada. >> ya lista para deleitarnos con su hermosa voz, al regreso vamos a escuchar a la talentosÍsima mi mccafé frappés para todos. ivenga! [ señora ] ¿qué rico, no? esta sabroso esto. ♪ frío frío ♪ mccafé ♪ ifrappé! [ guitarrista ] a ver a ver, oye: ♪ mi mccafé tiene crema batida ♪ y esta boca no se queda isin su mocha! -no es raspado. -ino! -no es merengada. -...¿qué es? -ies frappeado! [ locutora ] descubre una nueva forma de tomar café. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >> aquÍ estamos de regreso en despierta amÉrica. y ya termina la tercera hora lo que quiere decir que llega la cuarta hora. antes de despe

regan said when they get upset and when they get angry and when they get concerned, you will be able and say, "we made mistakes, but we are going to renew ourselves." we will not retreat from principle. we will deliver the promises we made to the american people. i do not guarantee you will win, but you will have a chance to make another case to the american people. was he right? within two years, jimmy carter brought as 21% interest, "% inflation, 9% unemployment -- 12% inflation, 9% unemployment, hostages in iran. does anyone remember gas lines? an enormous spike in gasoline prices. ronald reagan was able to go around the country with one of the best lines i have ever heard. a recession is when your neighbor loses his job. a depression is when you lose your job. the recovery is when jimmy carter loses his job. you know what? i bet we hear a variation of that line in the coming campaign. but the story is not over yet. ronald reagan of course defeated jimmy carter 44 states to six. he changed the country and the world. but 16 years after that fateful speech came 1993. things have hap

. >> we have a birthday girl, regan from south carolina. store, which was a corner store -- anyway, i stole stuff from my own house and went and sold it with the little country store on the corner. >> thanks, guys. >> you know what time it is? it's time for friday funny. >> because we forgot it in the chat. >> i know. >> give it to us. >> all right. got to sort of pay attention to this one. a lonely older woman decided she needed a pet to keep her company. when she went to the pet store, nothing caught her eye or her attention until she noticed a jar that contained a frog. so she looked at the frog a little more closely. the frog looked at her and said -- whispered, i'm lonely too. buy me and take me home. you won't be sorry. the woman thought, what the heck, i have nothing to lose. so she bought the frog. she puts him in the car and places him next to her in the seat and starts to head home. after a while, the frog said to the woman, pull aside and kiss me. you won't be sorry. although surprised at first, the woman kisses the frog. >> what