ron and antoine are on the pta. so, we invite them to every good event and a lot of times we see them in bad situations also. we always invite them. we opened our doors to them and that was important and i think if you are looking for a ron and antoine the best thing to do is probably if you don't know your officers on the street and their personalities to call our captain and ask him or her if they know of someone you can work with. that's really important. and a lot of the stuff we do we also they wrote a grant for mayor's office of community justice. we actually, i worked with them we got a grant to educate the community of what we need to do to help them in their work. there are things you can do with the mrapolice officers if you st from scratch and think creatively. the next thing is with the da. we have a strong partnership with the da and the liaison with the da. there is a da liaison in every station. you need to get to know that community liaison from the da's office. they are an attorney at the da's offic

moving on to ron-ron, how are substance use disorders and behavioral health issues portrayed in the media? i think the addiction is portrayed accurately. i don't think the recovery of addiction is portrayed accurately. i think it's always the addiction ready for the other shoe to drop and show all the worst things about addiction and not the assets of recovery. and, of course, doug, we're dealing with so many types of media here. there's television, there is radio, there are movies, which one do you think really is one of the more larger culprits of misrepresenting? i think that while there is so much talk about social media and social networking in using the internet, television is still the number one used medium. the number of hours of tv time is still the single greatest use of any medium as reported by the pew studies that have been done in recent years. so clearly tv has a disproportionate influence on our perceptions and attitudes about recovery. are you including cable in there as well? absolutely, yes. i mean the cable penetration in this country has reached very high percentages

ron, what would you say about that? i think the music industry plays a large role in how they can portray addiction and recovery. i listen to some of the music my kids listen to, you know, rap music. some of it's great; i like some of it, but a lot of it the words are horrible. it portrays drug use and sexual abuse. but then, on the other hand, i have great songs that i listen to about recovery, success stories in recovery. aerosmith's amazing; richie supa who wrote amazing also wrote in the rooms who won the prism award in 2009, which is fantastic. there are so many musicians in recovery today. well, nikki sixx; nikki sixx did a whole album, right, mark? absolutely. right. and richie supa is putting out an album now with dozens of recovering musicians from different groups we've all heard of since the 70s and they're producing it now and they're all written about recovery and all the success stories that go with it. so essentially, we've got the internet. and in the internet, we didn't even begin to touch on the whole

>>> i'm ron claiborne. on "world news" this saturday -- under pressure -- those crucial 48 hours have passed, the cap is holding, but what happens next? bp has a choice to make. >>> scorched earth -- blistering heat makes every state in the country. it was the hottest june on record. what does the rest of the summer hold? >>> the enemy within -- suicide hits an all-time high in the military. this young soldier was saved. now the pentagon is using his story to save others. >>> jobs rule -- the company that guarantees its workers that they will never be laid off. could it be a model for other companies? >>> and wedding secrets -- our reporter on the trail of the supersecret details of chelsea clinton's wedding. so why exactly is the secret service in upstate new york? >>> good evening. those crucial 48 hours have passed in the gulf of mexico. late today, bp announced they're leaving things as they are for another 24 hours with that cap holding the oil safely underground. as long as there are no signs the well

ron? >> reporter: good evening, lester, it feels great out here right now. we've had some rain, the temperature was in the 90s all day. it's now down in the 70s. but still, july is on pace here in new york to become the hottest july ever. that's what happened back in june. and there's similar stories of unrelenting heat up and down the east coast. the boy scouts of america just happened to pick a day with temperatures hovering around 100 degrees to celebrate their 100th anniversary in washington, d.c. today their motto, be prepared, meant bring a lot of water. the nation's capital had 18 days of 90-degree heat last month in june. scorching the old record and there's been no relief through july. >> i say on the thermometer, maybe 98 degrees, but it feels like 108. >> reporter: washington, d.c. and eight states sweated out heat advisories or warnings today. in the south the heat and humidity made it feel like 110 in atlanta. many cities like charlotte plan to keep their cooling centers open.

. >> ron howard is directing. rehearsal was so much fun. >> larry: what's the title? >> it's tentatively titled "cheate "cheaters" right now. it may change by the time the movie comes out. vince is so spontaneous, so quit-witted and just funny. just dead funny, you know? that i can't wait to do it. i'm looking forward to it. >> larry: ron doesn't do many come dis. >> i know. ron is so good. >> larry: he must be a wonderful director to work for. >> oh, man. and it's hard for me, because when i'm around him, i'm like -- >> larry: he's opie. >> yeah. i mean, yeah. stars still get star-struck. you know? i just grew up watching him. and i watched, you know, how amazing a director he became and what kind of films he made. and it's just like -- i'm just very honored to be able to work with him. >> larry: was it tough to be nominated and lose? >> no. i mean, i made a lot of money after that. >> larry: just get nominated? >> i got paid, larry. no. it was great to be nominated. because it's a small club. it is a small club.

going to die. >> larry: ron howard is directing. >> ron howard is directing. lit be hilarious.named "the cheaters." it may change. vince is so spontaneous, so quick-witted, and funny, just dead funny. i can't wait to do it. i look forward to it. >> larry: ron doesn't do any comedies. >> ron is so good. >> larry: he must be a wonderful director to work for. >> oh, man. it's hard for me, because when i'm around him i'm like -- >> larry: he's opie. >> stars still get star struck, you know? and i just grew up watching him and i watched how amazing a director he became and what kind of great films he made and i'm just like -- i'm just very honored to be able to work with him. >> was it tough to be nominated and lose? >> no. i made a lot of money after that. >> larry: just getting -- >> i got paid, larry. no, it feels great to be nominated. because it's a small club. it is a small club. everybody doesn't get nominated for an oscar. >> a great people, it was a "chicago" sweep, part of a great film. everyone fired all pistons on that movie. and to be part of it and to have the opportun

ron simmons who is black gay and h.i.v. positive says targeting reese groups is actually a good thing and more efficient he has a support group for gay child the positive black man i was on the cusp of the wave of the sexual revolution so i had done all that stuff you know with a lot of i thought of knew that. so when i found out i was positive i wasn't surprised by while acknowledging lifestyle has a great deal to do with hiv diagnosis ron says people should avoid social stigma we think that people with long care for him to have this book think with their fall so tough luck don't get into how do you think that's not important how you guys think the fact is that you are but some scientists say that dealing with how it's contracted remains the key to its prevention going to check on our t. washington d.c. . now the u.s. senate is set to vote on an extension of unemployment benefits democrats and republicans are deeply divided on the issue which has provoked fierce debate president obama has slammed his opponents for attempti

ron simmons who is black gay and h.i.v. positive says targeting reese groups is actually a good thing and more efficient he has a support group for gay charity positive black man i was on the cusp of the wave of the sexual revolution so i had done all that stuff you know with a lot of i sort of knew that. so when i found out i was positive i wasn't surprised by while acknowledging lifestyle has a great deal to do with hiv diagnosis ron says people should avoid social stigma we think of people with long from the hapless broken figure thought if they have fall so tough luck don't get into how did you get sick that's not important how you got sick the fact is that you are sick but some scientists say that dealing with how it's contracted remains the key to its prevention gannett check an r t washington d.c. . top story now seventy countries have gathered out a conference in kabul to discuss how to house security across the country to afghan forces by twenty fourteenth's talk more about this i'm now joined live from kabul by a

ron simmons who is black gay and h.i.v. positive says targeting risk groups is actually a good thing and more efficient he has a support group for gay child the positive black man. or. because. i had done all this stuff you know what. i thought of. when i found out. while acknowledging lifestyle has a great deal to do with hiv diagnosis ron says people should avoid social stigma we think the people from the. fall. don't get. sick that's not important how you guys think the fact is that but some scientists say that dealing with how it's contracted remains the key to its prevention going to check on our t. washington d.c. . well we're now returning to afghanistan and the international conference taking place in kabul and as a container screen russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov has addressed no it's less now is it and that was in a communique of the forum which today the documents that has been prepared by the government of afghanistan. provides the necessary tools for it there is a lot of. interest to suppress the terror

oakland mayor ron dellums it is playing for keeps.leased a statement and lopes in hopes the team will stay put. in the letter listed a number of ways he hopes the city is the working with and will be he believes the steps approval pitch, we believe the steps of mr. continued commitment to keeping the a's in oakland. it is clear that our city as a viable plan to complete such a transaction. if a look from san francisco today a rally outside the federal building over immigration reform. supporters of emigration rights have something to cheer about when a federal judge struck down key parts in it to arizonas not tough immigration law. it was posted go into effect tonight a minute past midnight. a u.s. justice department challenge the law saying it would lead to racial profiling. >> arizona gov. jan for were reacting to today's decision by a federal judge demonstrators gathered outside the courthouse. it was close to the public because of the emotion surrounding the case. judge bullock temporarily blocked imports and of the most controver

. >> ron claiborne. >> alcohol? >> avoid alcohol. that dehydrates you even more.nd don't have the caffeine. that also causes you to get dehydrated. >> in other words, she's saying never listen to ron claiborne. >> dr. ron claiborne. >> good morning. secretary of state hillary clint is in pakistan today. she'll talk about increased development aid to pakistan. she'll also hold talks about the afghan war. and the fight against the taliban and al qaeda. on tuesday, she'll attend an international conference. in afghanistan. >>> meanwhile, in afghanistan, a massive drug bust in helmand province. u.s. marines seized nearly two tons of processed heroin and opium. the drugs are worth an estimated $38 million, though the street values would be much, much higher. >>> and at least 43 people were killed this morning in a suicide bombing in iraq. the bomber targeted security personnel in a mostly sunni district. southwest of baghdad. most of the victims were members of an anti-al qaeda security force. they were lining up to get their paychecks. >>> and actress zsa zsa gabor is

so i was curious. >> ron, talk to me about, a, the increase, i suspect in traffic you've seen over theears and the feedback you can give us in terms of just pure dating? >> absolutely. i think the online dating has been around for a while and it's a holdover from the old days of the classifieds, where you may have had a lot of negative baggage. we have an internet, in the early days more mainstream focus. now the biggest growth area is in the targeted niche base. people are looking for a safe affective environment where they can find people also looking for people like themselves. >> what does your company do to safeguard some of that? profile, put up a picture, meet him or her, and that may or may not look like that picture. i tell you that i made $250,000 in oops, zeroing wrong place. mads 25ds,000. how much can you safe guard online? >> the reality, we provide a myriad of options on the back and front end for the user to make sure they have the safest experience possible. just like anything else, it's buyer beware pup ge out and have to exercise caution. meet in a coffeehouse where

because i had gone to see this game because i heard about these two great young pitchers ron darlingnd frank viola, yale against saint johns an early round ncaa elimination game and i remember smoky joe woods who had been the yale coach for 24 years and had been the one of the best known pitchers of his day, 1912 and won 34 games for the red sox, was living in new haven at the age of 91 and i managed to invite him, i didn't know him to come to the game, and we watched this game together and in the middle of it, ron darling was throwing a no-hitter and threw 11, ten hitter no-hitter and lost in the 11th inning and joe, the best college game i ever saw so i had a pretty good idea what to write about that day. >> rose: best college game you had ever seen. where does your love of sports co from? >>ou know, i grew up on it. i mean i love this kind of magnificent meaninglessnesness,i watch it all too much now, even now sometimes i will have the yankee game on with no sounds and going through manuscripts or doing some work. i wouldn't, you know, necessarily recommend spending that much time

ron allen, nbc news, rhinebeck, new york. >>> to alberta, canada, now. and a very close call after a spectacular crash. it happened as a canadian air force jet was training yesterday for an air show. the pilot was practicing a low-altitude, low-speed maneuver when the plane suddenly dove to the ground and exploded into a fireball. the pilot managed to eject seconds before impact. he suffered only scrapes and a sore back after being dragged several hundred feet. >>> up next, a happy ending. to a sad tale from the gulf with a little help from our friends. >>> finally tonight, we return to the disaster in the gulf and to a story we first told you about here last week about hundreds of families facing hardship in the gulf region forced to give up their pets. so many good and faithful animals suddenly without homes. not anymore. here is nbc's michelle kosinski. >> reporter: they are the victims that can't explain how it feels, that don't know what suddenly happened to their families or their favorite pillows. but marley and lesley and unstoppable georgia have

i want to acknowledge 10. -- ron alameda. he is leading a great team devoted public servants in the department of public works. they are supported by edgar lopez, our head of project management, and our city engineer and deputy manager. it is with them and me that we are committed to doing as mitch said, which is bringing this project, delivering it to you on time and on budget as we promised when we got the support of the voters back last november. i also just want to mention that we are not only just building a hospital, but we are building a hospital that will meet the seismic requirements, very stringent seismic requirements that state law requires, and that san franciscans desert to make sure that we will be safe in the event of the earthquake that we know is going to come. we are delivering this building to be a lead certified building, which means that over the life of the building, it will perform better, use less energy and water and other resources -- much less than the current hospital currently does, saving san fr

. >>> ron claibor odye on claibor but andrea canning kind enough to fill in for ron. nice to see you. >> good morning, everyone. general stanley mcchrystal has officially retired. mcctalw command in afghanistan last month, after making scathing remarks about his bosses in "rolling the general said his serv not end as he had ho he also made a joke about his run-in with the medi >> i have stories on all of you. photos on many. and i know a "rolling stone" reporter. >> defense secretary robert gates praised mcchrystal's work during his 34-year career. >>> and rescuers continue searching lake michigan for four people after a medical flight crashed friday. officials say the single-engine cessna was experiencing engine problems. the pilot and co-pilot volunteered to fly a cancer patient, his wife and his doctor to the mayo clinic. >>> and a canadian fighter pilot is recovering in the hospital, after ejecting from his plane moments before a crash. the accident happened during a practice flight at an air show in southern alberta on friday. >>> and the worst-kept secret in ame

. >> reporter: that statement jibed with one from the host of the party, ron harding. jacket like the one ryan was wearing run from between the two houses to the car right after hearing a pop. >> harding saw the same individual getting back into the car and then the car leaving the scene. >> reporter: those two witnesses made ryan thompson the chief suspect in the shooting -- his friends suspected accomplices. at about the same time, rob mccaffery's parents watched helplessly as their son slipped away. >> he just never woke up. they had to try to let him breathe on his own. and then we had to make the decision to have the ventilator turned off. >> reporter: and your rob was gone. >> he was. >> reporter: now it was a murder case. the four friends smack in the middle of it. coming up, betrayed by friends. detectives hear a new and very different story about the night of the killing. what is the second story that comes out? >> we didn't have anything to do with it. it was all ryan thompson. >> reporter: what made these two long-time friends suddenly turn on one of their o

officers tell kron 4 news that more than 60 shots were fired at by ron williams. after he opened fire. the violent confrontation all started saturday evening at midnight when officer saw williams driving e radically in weaving through traffic. officers attempted to pull him over several times. the six finally when he did that's when he pulled out a gun and started to shoot. listen as he can hear gunfire on this www.youtube.com video. officers say that they hail of gunfire loss of around 10 minutes was more than 10 chp officers involves. they say that williams finally surrendered after suffering many wounds. this is him being taken to hospital. police say that he survived due to the fact that he was wearing heavy body armor. for williams, they found three guns. in additional the bomb squad a mechanical robot was called in. when a suspicious package was found inside the track. he reconsider the robot pull up this binder. it says california. offices are now analyzing the binder. they believe that he was heavily armed and heading to some unknown location. the belief t

something the republicans for the most part are not interested in doing with the exception perhaps of ron paul so everybody is making selective arguments to build their ideological case but the reality is that the money is going into military and counterintelligence kinds of programming that generates jobs for some people but leaves most people out of work longer and filmmaker janice acker there from new york. the u.s. government is allowing b.p. to keep the cap on its ruptured oil well in the gulf of mexico by we'll continue to monitor the situation officials were worried the plug fitted last week may have triggered other leaks however authorities say they may be natural and unrelated to the well we hope the device had stand the flow of oil for the first time since the rig explosion three months ago. a drug gang has killed a man during a street shooting in mexico a day after escalating violence in the country eighteen people were shot dad at a party on monday as gunmen stormed the celebrations the region has recently seen a rise in gas linked to competition between cartels almost twenty

she would be replacing ron george tipping the ballot 4-3 towards women. any reason why you made her chief justice as opposed to one of the sitting justices. >> we thought she was the best choice to fill chief justice ron george's shoes. >> she's been a judge almost 20 years. >> reporter: starting in 1990 as april sacramento municipal court judge, then -- a sacramento municipal court judge, then superior court judge and court justice appointed to all those positions by republican governors. a few months ago on an appeals court she decided a case on state law that only nurses give insulin to diabetic children in schools. nurses were in such short supply some students might not have been able to get the insulin they needed. in the end the law was upheld. >> it's not the role of a judge to impose his or her own personal views and say i think it ought to be this way, so this is how i'm going to rule. she understood and that and essentially said, if there's a flaw in the scheme, it's for the legislature to fix and not for a judge to try to rewrite the statute.

built near nashville and how it's dividing the community you know what somebody should really tell ron ramsey that islam is in fact a religion in fact it's the second largest religion in the world so when politicians go around spreading false information just to win votes it only leads to more muslim bashing and that's why the tennessee lieutenant governor ron ramsey is tonight's two all time winner. now since september eleventh two thousand and one i think it's pretty clear that some things have changed america that fear has become a constant for many and that that fear gets channeled into prejudice into a growing culture of islamophobia are to correspond unless they see a chicken or has the story. has the religion of islam turned into a source of fear in the us well the american media has been doing a heck of a job if you will in phobias to me that you are not. working with our enemies some have had enough some of bin laden became the poster boy for all muslims are a billion muslims in the world as one guy symbolized all those all muslims for most americans because americans are so p

means some farmers have faced less-than- ideal growing conditions: "(sot 1:15:19) (ron binaghi of stokes farm, nj) the ground was like powdered sugar when you walk on it. it was brown powdered sugar. // (1:17:28) no i don't think it s been worse. bay area firefighters took up the challenge today to raise today to raise money for some worthy causes. some walked, others ran up all 48 floors of the transamerica building this morning. they raised money for three local organizations that work on the treatment and recovery of burn victims. additional money was raised for their own toy drive. some climbed the stairs in full gear, which adds about 50 pounds to their load. climbers said it was worth the challenge. " i'm pretty sure i ...when i m done (laughing) 3:15:02 " although it wasn't a race, the first person to finish did get a trophy. they're not as popular as the x- games but the u- games might be catching on. about 100 unicyclists participated today in both fun and competitive rides around several downtown san francisco streets. a small group of fans cheered them on as they passed by. .

ron paul is a member of our active but not an member.e was a great doctor when practicing medicine, and is a great member of congress. host: democratic line. caller: glad to get a chance to talk on c-span. i'm listening to the previous callers, and my concern is that, you know, with the fox news, rupert murdoch, his australian wanting to take over american politics, so to speak, i find it in testing that is mostly the midwest appears -- find it interesting that is mostly the midwest -- what about just an american caucus, instead of the tea party, with the idea of the earlyea like revolutionaries? the bottom line is that we need to have statesmanship, like jefferson and adams that people who stand for america, not just these fringe groups on either side. we just need to get down and take care of the country. this idea of "we want to take over the house and senate," why don't you just want to take over america and do what is right for citizens of this country, no matter where they came from or what they did or anything else? we really need

here's a picture of by ron williams a 45 year olds who has an extensive criminal history. we saw kron 4 news that he is now speaking to homicide detectives. his mother said that williams was upset because he could not get a job because he was an ex felon. and there's williams vehicle stopped right there you can hear the gunshots going off. several police vehicles have their windows blown out. >> look at this time year and a pickup truck riddled with bullets. and here the chp with the window shut. and see all these markers on the freeway. officers of kron 4 news that more than 60 bullets for shot. lafayette confrontation all started saturday evening at around midnight. one officer saw him driving he radically in weavings road traffic. officers attempted to pull him over several times. and when he finally did pull over he pulled a gun and started to shoot. listen how you can hear fire erupted from this www.youtube.com video. officers say that the hill of gunfire lasted for about 10 minutes was more than 10 chp officers involved. they say that he finally surrendered after ser

by ron williams is under arrest. it began when officers pulled him over for swerving in and out of traffic. >> he seemed to be reaping for something in the car. next thing we hear, officers were fired upon. >> officers fired back. the shootout lasted for as long as 15 minutes. >> back up, back up! >> many residents thought they were hearing firecrackers. they realized it was gunfire when officers were out in the neighborhood. >> it was nonstop, 15 minute, fired round after round. >> after the officers arrested williams, crime scene investigators were brought in to blow up anything that was suspicious from the truck. they found a rifle and shotgun and home made notebook on california. >> there is no doubt based in our mind, the type of weapons in his possession he was on his way to do a serious crime to someone or group of people. >> williams is expected to recover from his injuries. in all, ten officers opened fire in the shootout. >>> we're learning more about the gunman's background from his mother in the town of g

if approved by voters in november, she would replace ron george. >> they are threatening to shut down efforts to bp well. thad allen the weather could force crews to abandon the watch over the experiment tell that has been bottling up the well. scientists have be examining cameras for days trying to determine if that cap is displacing pressure and causing leaks under ground. >> n.t.s.b. is investigating an incident that left 30 peoe injured after severe turbulence hit a jetliner. the flight originated out of dulles near washinon, d.c. and was heed to los angeles. it was diverted to denver where it landed safely last night. many of e injured were treated for minor injuries and released from the hospital. >> the plane dropped properly, 20, 30 feet. i saw two people hit the ceiling. girl in front of me two rose, i saw her hit the ceiling come back down. >> airline officis say it's a grim reminder of the importanc of seat belts. this picture shows the damage done, slammed against the wall of the plane. >> ouch. >> kristine hanson is in for mike nicco. >> on a overst and look at the overca

the chp reopened all villein shortly after 9:00 p.m.. 10 officers and one man identified as by ron christopher williams exchanged gunfire for 58 minutes on the freeway. we had team coverage on the shoot out. >> the white toyota pickup you see whittled with bullets as the suspect vehicle. if it loses after midnight with how thick cruiser pulled salute toyota over for speeding and weaving in and out traffic. the man pulled a gun and started firing. within minutes there were many chp officers firing at the man who was heavily armed. he had a bulletproof vest as well as up large handgun and a rifle. >> is the video goes on rte. www.youtube.com read and hear what it was sounded like carrion >> this is truly a chaotic scene. something you'd see of the movie. at least 60 rounds were fired. those yellow markers you see on the ground shower this help shell casings her it landed. >> the battle ended when the suspect you who you see here surrendered after being shot multiple times. >> the chp says byron william bulletproof vest. and the big question remains? what was the suspect up to? >> there is no dou

here's andrea canning in for ron claiborne this morning.ood morning. >> good morning, sharyn and bill. good to be here again. good morning to you all. >>> and the taliban is taking credit for capturing those missing two members of the navy in afghanistan. meanwhile, the search for them continues. abc's nick schifrin is in kabul, afghanistan, with the latest. nick? >> reporter: for the second straight day, the military says it's "throwing every asset in its inventory to try and find these two navy personnel." but it's still not clear what they were doing driving alone at night. the two navy personnel were driving through the southern gateway to kabul where insurgents control wide pockets of land, especially at night. the men left kabul friday afternoon driving an armored suv and stopped at a bazaar and continued on when insurgents launched an ambush. residents say the insurgents tried to take the troops alive but the americans fought back and in the end were overwhelmed and captured. the incident shows how strong insurgents in the area still

if approved by voters in november, she would replace ron george. >> they are threatening to shut down efforts to bp well. thad allen the weather could force crews to abandon the watch over the experiment tell that has been bottling up the well. scientists have been examining cameras for days trying to determine if that cap is displacing pressure and causing leaks under ground. >> n.t.s.b. is investigating an incident that left 30 people injured after severe turbulence hit a jetliner. the flight originated out of dulles near washington, d.c. and was headed to los angeles. it was diverted to denver where it landed safely last night. many of the injured were treated for minor injuries and released from the hospital. >> the plane dropped properly, 20, 30 feet. i saw two people hit the ceiling. girl in front of me two rose, i saw her hit the ceiling come back down. >> airline officials say it's a grim reminder of the importance of seat belts. this picture shows the damage done, slammed against the wall of the plane. >> ouch. >> kristine hanson is in for mike nicco. >> on a overcast and loo

ron capps. win of the year. 317.12 miles-per-hour for larry disk. -- dixon. >> tour de france in the pyrenees. 114-mile stage. schleck finishes fourth. contador in second. and lance armstrong, now in 38th place. his manager said he has deliberately lost time to the leaders to conservative energy the hopes he can win a stage and salvage a tour de france that has been really bad for him. wrecks, everything. >> alan: hope he gets that. up next, a world where one's mind can be the most dangerous weapon. >> carolyn: we take you to the >> alan: inception got a dreamy reception at the box office. the action thriller about a team that sneaks into people's dreams was the number one movie with 7 $60 million. >> carolyn: tess speck. >> alan: good footprint >> michael: this week "at the movies" -- the director of ""the dark knight"" is back and he's messing with our heads in "inception" starring leonardo dicaprio. >> tony: everyone's been waiting for it. does it live up to the hype? >> let's go shake 'em up

british prime minister david cammer ron meets with president obama at the white house today. it is the prime minister's first official visit to the u.s. as the prime minister. alison burns joining us live in our washington, d.c. bureau with paul the details. good morning, alison. >> reporter: good morning, dave. just ten weeks after becoming prime minister britain's david cammer ron comes to the white house this morning. he met with president obama at the g-8 summit in canada last month. today they take on two high stakes immediate issues, bp and afghanistan. on afghanistan president obama will press cameron for continued support. the prime minister has said he wants all troops out by 2015. >> i think both they and we have said we will not be there forever. we have to stand up an afghan national squirt force, an army and police. >> reporter: on camera he has been uncomfortable with the hash grilling of bp executives over the oil spill. it is europe's second largest energy company and cameron will emphasize today that it needs to survive. cameron is also going to be talking ab

let's check the headlines now with ron claiborne once again. >> good morning again.. the nen thof t to be working. engineers continue testing the well pressur right now, there's no indic well pressur right now, there's no indic >>> and the stepmot missing 7-year-old boy, kyron horman, has agreed to move o of the family house in portland, oregon. the boy's father has filed for divorce. and says he believes terri horman was involved in their son's disappearance. >>> and actress lindsay lohan is now in a substance abuse facility. she's also hired celebrity lawyer, robert shapiro, as she prepares to head to jail for latnin s to head to jail for 2007 dui case. >>> and they're still bitter in cleveland, imagine that, about lebron jame depm miami. a cleveland brewery is selling out of quit-ness ale, which is described as leaving a bitter aftertaste. that's a quick look at the headlines. >>> now, to marysol with the weather. >> unbelievable. the big story today, the heat. we look at the high temperatures. seattle is 74. phoenix is 111. atlanta is 86. new orleans is 89. it's