. >> one of the nice things, i'll give you a complete rosy scenario. i think i'm more optimistic than chuck who's at the white house and probably knows more what's going on. my view is this, the president's out there saying the house acted yesterday, they put out the chairman's mark on the three committees. the senator voted the other day and the health committee voted. he's out there saying you've got three weeks, basically a posting period where everybody knows what's in the air. democrats see the high price of this thing in terms of high taxation on the wealthy or a sliding scale thing in terms of health care.

they've been buying in based on that rosie picture but it's not now rosie enough. sean: he was praising the stimulus of the -- singh the praises of the stimulus a couple weeks ago. just like israel should have the right to defend itself from iran. >> they can decide whether they want to put vice president biden out to do interviews. i don't necessarily think it's a good idea. it's a pattern. it's confusing and he's out of town and we're all back here going another stimulus, are you kidding me? they'll take a beating from this. sean: and health care, cap and trade? scary stuff. >> and because of those things, it makes it harder to pass. sean: coming up, so what exactly qualifies al franken to be a united states senator? straight ahead. we'll take a special look at his career. sean: and tonight in hannity's america, the president is in russia and this morning he sat down for an interview with our own major garrett. you won't believe his answer to major's very first question. >> in your speech this morning you said the cold war reached its conclusion because of the ac

we're going to beg with this reportrom rosie brima that from al jazeera english. >> reporter: by these pileup the termath of agun battle between policend boca ra han fighte in the city of bati. over two ys e violence spread across four stes shwing the reach of the group. it began here on sunday when gunmen attacked aocal police station aft several of the group's leaders we arrested. at least 50 were killed. on monday, the attacks sprea to three other northern stes. yorbbo, kono. in chuhes and engaged in fierce battles withecurity forces. authorities say they've represend at least 100 members of boca ra ham. a group calling r islamic law. >> for people for western violence. in the english language and anything that haso dowith the european an the western group and americaas. they're also saying pele should sto working forhe nigerian system beause it's it's uto the individuals. >> niria's plead almost equally betweethe muslim noh and the christn south and since 200012 o the count's 36 stat introduced sharia law. violence last bro out in novemr in the city of jost. when tued into religion

you make everything sound quite rosy to a certain extent. how about some real investigative journalism to find out about when we are going to get out, what we are going to do with the bases, why it cost $800,000 to support one soldier over there, and what are 5000 people going to do in the embassies? guest: i would not say that i have painted a rosy picture over there. we have more than 130,000 troops over there. what are we going to do with the bases? i think some of those bases will remain. we have a status of forces agreement that says that we're out of there by the end of 2011. i think there will probably be some sort of residual force. that will be up to the iraqis. we're in an agreement with the iraqis. iraq is a sovereign nation. if they want us to stay longer, we will. the embassy is the end -- is enormous. it might be the biggest in the world. it is enormous. it is a compound. you also have camp victory, which is an enormous u.s. military base on the outskirts of baghdad. i think eventually, they would like to turn that back to the

he presided in an administration that would paint rosy picture after rosy picture.karl rove give the obama plan a report card is just laughable. >> but it's the obama white house that's painting all the rosy scenarios. >> they never drew a line in the sand and said unemployment will not go above 8%. you know that. >> yes, they did. that's why they passed the stimulus package, which hasn't helped. unemployment continues to go up and as obama said, he owns the economy. attacking karl rove and attacking -- >> the stock market has also gob go -- gone up. they're trying to latch onto something and say it should happen overnight when it's not going to happen overnight. for the last eight years we had a republican congress who did nothing in that regard and left us with what they left us. you have to be honest about this discussion. >> obama owns this economy, and he owns this deficit because this deficit is larger than anything we've ever seen before because of the spending that the democrats are shoving through congress right now despite republicans unified opposition. >

take it away. ♪ ♪ how my life is rosy ♪ ♪ inside i found my rosie ♪ with a girl lick rosie ♪ how canrest ♪ ♪ and that is my rosie ♪ i'm so glad you chose me ♪ life is one sweet beautiful song ♪ ♪ but love is like what could be wrong ♪ ♪ life is one sweet beautiful song ♪ to me >>> the car of the future may run on electric pour but without a network to charge the electric batteries it won't being practical. to get from point a to point b, the electric vehicles need charging stations. the federal package includes $2.5 million to develop. once the sites are in place electric cars become more practical. car companies and tiew tilltiese start to work together to make this happen. nissan's ed prototype is powered by a lithium ion battery pack. they are working with electric motor to put on a charging network. according to nissan is it takes as long as eight hours to charge the battery from a standard 220-volt line. they want to build charging stations that can bring the battery to 100% capacity in 20 minutes. i'm jill cortis. >>> to learn more about brighter living go to web. >>> let's go

>> given the top-down view and the outlook that isn't quite as rosy as the market's trading on wednesday's trading suggest it should be we look at the dollar tree stores the symbol is drtr has done well with in the recession period and the unemployment rate expected to hit double digits over the next future here we think it will going to benefit from the trade-down effect because the consumer has limited wage growth. >> jeff: the stock has had a tremendous run in recent months and over the past year or so. do you think there's still room for the stock to go further given time for the gains to digest? >> sure. it's probably going to move with the ebb and flow of the market so when you get a good up day hinged on favorable prospects and the stock is likely to under perform when that view changes stock because it has had a good run will probably settle done but give enwhere we think the economy is headed we like the prospects for the long term investors. >> i saw the ceo selling a big chunk of stock. >> it's prudent to take some money off the table and we're comfortable with that happening ri

we'll take that away from rosie's comments. jennifer, focusinging this on a common sense front sounds like she is cashing in on the kids. is that a legal issue or not? obviously not because she keeps doing it, i guess. >> you're right on some level. i mean, the past is a good indication of the future i guess here. i do understand the public's distaste for this woman because it you does look as if she is once again going to the well and getting more money for these kids. i would highly doubt that we would ever see any talk of money in any of the guardianship documents whether she ultimately gets visitation or whether she gets -- or she's denied all contact with the children by agreement with the jackson family. you're just not going to see a dollar amount in whatever order, court order that ultimately gets entered in on this case. it's going to be kept private and going to be kept confidential. you're always going to have people saying sources close to the parties trying to give dollar amounts. you cannot trade children for mone

apple's rosy earnings today not helping interest rates.ow the dow futures are about 85, 86 points below fair value. nasdaq and s&p futures pointing to the downside. ben bernanke will be testifying for a second time on capitol hill. yesterday his message that he would be keeping rates down low seems to send bond yields lower and we are higher right now. we are at 3.51%, crossing that 3.5% mark. ross, we've gotten data from the uk and the bank of england today. >> yeah. minutes out from the last meeting when obviously they just kept rates on hold, it's all about quantitative eeszing. they've given no firm commitment about whether they're going to extend it. and it doesn't appear yet that they've asked the government for permission to spend more. sterling, rebounded a little bit from its session lows. meanwhile, as far as stock markets are concerned, we're off. the ftse 100 down 0.3%. a little more for the xetra dax and smi. a little bit of strength in the defensive end this morning. utilities, telecoms, food and beverage. and because stocks

back to you, rosie. >> nothing like a happy baby! good news for those workers making minimum wage.amount is climbing, but at that same time it's not so good for other people who are trying to make a decent living. we'll tell you why when we come back. fiber one. i'm looking for some fiber. this bar is an excellent source of fiber. there's no fiber in this. tastes too good. there is fiber. [ chuckle ] no. i can't taste the fiber in this chocolate. they have 35% of your daily value. hmm. oh, samples. hmm. autobahn. wackenschdol. fiber one chewy bars. cardboard no. delicious yes. >>> some very good news tonight for the lowest paid workers. those making the minimum wage got a raise of about 70 cents an hour. but economists say their gain could be a big loss for others. abc's tj winick explains. >> haircut. >> reporter: for workers like carlos, today's minimum wage from 6.55 an hour to 7.25 is a long time coming. >> i got my phone bill about to kill me. i can't pay it no more. i need this. >> certain lawmakers heralded the raise approved during the bush administration. >> 1100 dollars i

if it does, microsoft has a rosy prospect. if it does not, the revenue remains flat. >> suzanne: late today, we got word the yahoo! board is looking to do a research deal with microsoft. any clue as to what they might be talking about? >> that question didn't come up yet. reporters don't get to ask questions during these calls. these are for the wall street analysts. it hadn't come up yet. my take on this stuff, you know, microsoft say tech company in computer software but i think yahoo! is kind an advertising company. google is an advertising compa company. amazon was reported today as a retailer. it's the same story as we've seen all across these earnings reports. if the economy is sluggish, revenue is going to be down. everything as mr. lytle even said is dependent upon the macro economic situation for the country. >> suzanne: we have to leave it there. thank you for joining us, scott. new york bureau chief scott gurvey. >> paul: ahead of those microsoft results, stocks rallied sharply, thanks to a three-peat for existing h

know if i ever said great big rosy positive spin. >> okay. might be putting words in your mouth. >> okay, the important thing to look at is kohl consumption. they were cautious on consumption and employment. consumption is roughly 2/3 of the gdp. the consumer confidence numbers earlier this the week were negative for the second month in a row. you have to rally in the markets and you have people talking about consumer confidence numbers still falling. >> correct me if i'm wrong, but a lot of people are now questioning whether our economy should be based on consumption. that perhaps we need to turn the corner and use this opportunity to drive our economy in a different direction. do you see any of that happening? >> well, that's a very good point. the one thing that we look at on the entity is if you look at household deficit, the percentage of disposable income, that's around 120%. it is at record levels. the average since 1974 was about 80. to get from 120 back down to 80 is worth roughly 1/3 of the entire gdp from the u.s. that has to norma

of course, the outlook is not all rosy.es continue to fall and the unsolved properties is vast. but the man you're about to meet may hold a key to the turn around as lisa fletcher reports for our series "realty check". >> well, this is the very typical home that you buy. it's a three bedroom, two bath. and it's a total wreck. >> it's a house that most investors would have written off. in california's hard-hit moreno valley, banks own empty houses on every street, but he will pour money into it for repairs. >> when you're rehabbing houses that's one of the biggest mistakes you can make is thinking you can save something and then put it next to something brand new. >> but after he's done renova renovating, norris will rent this home at a monthly profit. what is the plan? when you buy a house like this, do you intend to keep it for a decade? >> i intend to hold it as a rental. it will rent for somewhere around $1,200 and we'll keep it. >> such a good return that norris buys an average of seven houses a month. people have been

occur then you could see some volatility. >> it doesn't look so rosy ahead. people are talking second stimulus, trying to put out the fire. you're saying buy the fear. >> the fear is own securities instead of trading and getting out. everybody wants to make a quick hit and get out. the reality is you need to back up and take a look at a weekly chart and also not only bottom line earnings, you need to look at cash flow. so if you're looking at hapy story with the economy and real estate and employment, obviously you're not getting it. which is why the $4.5 trillion is in the money market. if i could find, 20, 30, 40 stocks accelerating cash flow i don't have to worry about the fed or international moves. 5% of the world lives in america. even though there are business cycles, the rest of the world wants to live a little bit better. >> we're talking about the retailers today, they're getting a bid. family dollar comes out with a less worse than expected number. little git of guidance there. and retail's getting a bid. maybe this is the chief gasoline rally. thi

smith says it is a lot like rosy the riveter. she symbolized the women in world war ii who filled factory jobs. when the war was over, the women stopped working? of course not. >> while society may make it easier to be accepted as a stay-at-home dad, it doesn't make the job easier. >> absolutely. yes. 20 years ago when berliner had a daughter from a previous marriage neither he nor society he said seemed ready for a stay-at-home dad. but it seems both have changed. lucky for him. >> makes it much more acceptable. so i'm proud of all the guys that have come before me that paved the way. >> he seems happy. i can picture you, stan, with a baby. >> i think any man who has opportunity to spend more time with the children is a big plus. >> i think it depends on the guy. and their nature and personality. >> some guys can't get their brain around that. >> this is true. 5:51. 63 degrees. much more ahead. >> look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. capturing the beauty of nature. sharing what i see. that's my vision. and i'm

back to you, rosy. >> thanks a lot, rick. >>> we'll be back with a little more after this so let's takes look at harbor cam. it's a little wet but a lot of folks are having a good time in the harbor tonight. doctors recommend tylenol... more than any other brand... of pain reliever. tylenol rapid release gels... release medicine fast. so you can stop headaches... and feel better fast. to silence headaches... doctors recommend tylenol... more than any other brand... of pain reliever. tylenol rapid release gels. release medicine fast. so you can stop headaches... and feel better fast. >>> and we're back with the final look at the soggy forecast. >> we have improving conditions during the overnight hours. chance of showers and thunderstorms with a high 89 degrees. it will be wet all week. a very summer typical weather where it will be warm during the day and the chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. >> thanks, emily. that's all for abc 2 news at 11:00. thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow at 6:30. we'll see you. >>> thanks for choosing abc 2 news at 11:00. go online for

intel's rosie report is giving a boost to the tech market. futures are sharply higher this morning. >> and we've just got the latest employment picture out of the uk. the june claimant count, up 23,000. that is not as big as an increase as expected. we were looking for an increase of over 40,000. the unemployment rate is at dshg it seas here 4.8% on that measure, the highest rate since november '97 opinion the iol jobless up 281,000 in the three months in may. that's the biggest rise on record. here is the thing. the unemployment rate there, 7.6%. we thought that would come in at 7.4%. average earnings up 2.3%.. that's a little stronger than consensus of 2.1, but it's the highest since may. the reaction, sterling against the dollar, it is weakening a little further. 1.6387. i think that is perhaps different numbers there. we'll have to look at both of those. joining us now, david page. david, not as big of a claim in the claimant count, but the wider measures have shot up. >> the claimant numbers have been surprising us to the best of side of

. >> as rosy mention, some departments are going to take a bigger hit than others. we caught up with baltimore mayor sheila dixon to hear her concerns on possible budget cuts for city. >> baltimore city, and it was on the proposal to be cut during the last general assembly that would be devastating to some of our agencies. we rely on that. of course, if we vietnam v to cut any of the teachers pensions, that would be a huge bite. so it's hard to tell. >> the board of public works voted for the reduction. this comprised of governor martin o'malley, treasurer nancy kopp and peter franchot. >>> putty hill liquors is again open for business after police say the owner was shot and killed last week. employees opened the store late monday afternoon after it was shut down for four days. the suspects are still at large because surveillance video from the plaza parking lot was really of little help. it is why employees are starting a petition to increase security patrols and get some better cameras. >> push the extra mile. spend the extra money to make sure that their vendors,

everything seems to be rosy. didn't a lot have to do with the fact that doesn't didn't have to work out all this welfare money. >> look, i may not know what i'm talking about, but i do know the unemployment rate was high for a while, and it was his defense spending and federal spending that made a big difference in kick starting things. as rich can tell you, north dakota ising too well right now, and it gets more money per capita than any other state. david: we're not getting an answer from quinton about the clinton administration, but they changed welfare pofledse dramatically. the republicans and democrats agreed to cut it back, and we had a boom. >> well, government spending overall was held in check and cutting back on welfare spending was aing about part of it. if you look at periods where we had increases in welfare spending, guess what, welfare roles went way up, like in the 1960's. if you increase welfare payments, your welfare will increase -- number of people on welfare is going to increase, which is ba

the model looks more like rosy from the jetsons than kate moss. it's a humanoid robot in japan. she told the audience how happy she was to be wearing a wedding dress. everyone from jiffy lube is very excited about now. no we have good news in baltimore. a vegetable harvest that could soon help hundreds of people and a clothing display that has store employees afraid to come to work. we'll find out all about this. >>> 6:35. we're watching a storm off the coast and some rain moving through central maryland. plan for wet weather and we'll have the two-degree guaranteed forecast and maryland's most powerful doppler radar next. here's kim with a check of the roads. >>> thank you. getting word of a broken watermain. that is going to be in the city, erdman avenue and mannasota avenue. use caution if you travel in that direction. >>> let's check the buses and trains with mark. >> that diversion you must mentioned is affecting the number 50 bus at erdman and mannasota. the 150 commuter bus is 30 minutes late. number 17, a diversion at nursery and winterson. light rail and metro subway on

. >> if you have any information about the salon break-in, rosy says there is a reward being offer by metro crimestoppers. the number 20 call 1-866-7-lock- up. >>> few for a look at tonight's top stories. police have beefed up their presence in east baltimore after a series of shootings left 15 people hurt. it all started sunday night when a gunman shot 12 people at a cookout. two more shootings followed. the target of the first shooting is one of the members of the blackwell family. police say the family is a well- known drug organization. police believe there is a widespread turf war that stretches back at least two years. >>> and as police step up patrols in east baltimore, city officials say $10.1 million in federal stimulus funds will go to hire 50 new officers. the officers will be placed on foot patrols around the city as part of a strategy to help the department win back the community's trust. >>> and friends and family were memorialized four people killed in a helicopter crash last week in frederick. a memorial service is planned thursday for advanced helicopter concepts empl

was preside obama right to have that confence - that rosy set ofprojections and now they're undmining some of the credibility and the isues like health care and l that, but were they vaid at the ime? >> well when they issed them in january,most of the economists i talketo cut hem some sck for the timing of when they d to do their forecasts. which was they were eveloping them late last yer, late fall, and in the winter and they issd them in the early part of the yea and they wern't that far off. of what wall street analysts were predicting and wat the cogressional budget fice was predicting. so they were at that lile esier than res -- a - so they were a littl rosier than the rest but in the ballpark. and what's happened i all the other economists he gon back and vised their numbers and e white house is jus getting there. and speaking of areason to pass healt care before the august break,n august is when the white house wil release its new bget forecast. and those nmbers re going to be significantly down. and the defit projections are going to be sigficantly higher. >> gwen menoned anot

the chipmaker gave a rosy sales forecast for the current quarter and that gave the whole tech sectorally big push. >>> speaking of tech software, giant microsoft and design savvy apple at it again. microsoft says it's moving into the retail business and will open stores right next door to apple. that starts this fall. >>> if you're facing foreclosure and looking for a loan modification program beware. state and federal prosecutors are going after scam artists who promise to help you, then take your money and run. the government has filed 189 lawsuits in 20 states against the shady operators. >> it's an operation full of hollow promises designed to fatten the pockets of criminals and con artists. >>> wal-mart will announce later today plans to put an ecorating on all their products. the company will require all its suppliers to measure the environmental cost of making those products so shoppers probably won't see the labels for years. that is your latest business news this morning. >>> here's something you don't hear much in this economy -- harford county is going to reduce its homest

he very clearly if you can hone in on this, rosie or have a shot of it.ed every single one of the paragraphs. beside each paragraph. not only just signing it at the end, and it looks like his official signature. we have already compared it. he has -- initialed every single paragraph, multitimes, on each page. what about it. leonard? that's a tough road to hoe right there. >> very tough to set aside a will. i have done it in different jurisdictions. in one jurisdiction ten years since any one else had done it. you have to really look at his capacity at the time he signed this document which was in 2002. that's really seven years ago. how are they ever going to say at that point, seven years ago he didn't have testimentary capacity. very tough. >> bernadette in new york, hi. >> caller: we love your children. and we love you for all you do. >> thank you, thank you. thank you for calling in. what is your question, dear? >> caller: it is actually two questions. joe jackson made a statement at the b.e.t. awards about maybe doing more stuff with michael's music

then, after the president was elected, and he presented his budget, we actually got a rosy scenario, and they were using numbers much better than the blue-chip forecasts, because they wanted to make them look not that bad, and now after the stimulus bill was passed, they cannot get their stories straight. joe biden says today, "well, we misread the economy. it is worse than we thought." greta: that is being caught with your pants down, saying one thing one time and another thing another time. this was based on how they read the economy in january. if they are now saying they misread in january, then this whole policy, this whole plan, the $787 billion is based on a house of cards, a false reading. >> greta, i agree with that. there is a lot of panic going on in the white house with respect to these horrible unemployment numbers we talked about the other day on the show. we have 15 million unemployed americans. this is not the way it was supposed to be. we were supposed to be putting americans back to work because of the stimulus plan. the spend out rate of that money has been an exce

there is no guarantee that things will be as rosy as they have been.ome of the indices have rallied very%. it was led by some good home sales data that suggests that data has seen an increase of the past three months. that is the best novel that we have seen since 2004. expectations are very low so there is a good opportunity to beat expectations. unfortunately, many of these corporations are cutting costs and laying off employees. this is a double edged sword but for now. greta: let's listen to our first question. >> i would like to know how the middle class will be affected by the obama health plan. who will pay for it and will our children have to pay for it in the future? >> a great question. as the president has indicated, he suggest that the middle-class will not have to pay for the plan. there are many discussions right now coming out of the house and senate about a possible tax, a surtax on health care benefits. there has been all kinds of discussions about whether that should be to 1 50,000 or more, 350. the president has suggested that perhap

now, i tend to be an optimist so my 2020 vision is extremely rosy. but i painted a picture where the population is shifting and america is embracing diversity. where most schools and most businesses have as a requirement that their students and their employees volunteer. that detroit develops a smoking hot electric car that takes the world by storm. that jobs are created in the alternate energy sector and hundreds and hundreds of people are finding work because of it. the dow is at 17,000. [laughter] >> it's possible. anyway, you get my drift. i asked the groups to generate ideas that would help the american red cross grow and prosper during this kind of time and the ideas that they came up with were creative, wild, whacky and they truly showed out of the box thinking. the exercise has me thinking of creating my own futurist group composed of volunteers that will help us keep our eye on the horizon. you know, you can easily imagine a world where the obama administration's united we serve initiative is the beginning of a whole new era of volunteerism

. >> maybe you -- >> cracking rosie would be nice. >> did you make up?i did. 22 years later, i took my mom to a neil diamond concert. he played a lot of new songs so i was starting to get really irrita irritated. i thought, you better play sweet caroline and he eventually did. he played hot august night, which is my mom's favorite song. >> she could have named you that too. >> hot august heigl. >> that has a better ring to it. >> a nice ring to it. now, does neil know the story? >> no, i don't think. so. >> oh, he would love -- you have to tell him the story. >> well, my mother is backstage right now begging for you guys to set up a meeting with her and -- she's like can you call him now? can you get him on the phone any time you want? but my husband actually knows i'm such a big fan and got me a signed neil diamond guitar. >> nice. >> hwon it at an auction. then some guy in the auction was so desperate for that guitar that he begged josh and josh gave it him. gave it to him. didn't even -- didn't even charge him for it. just gave it to him for his wife.

stocks enjoyed their best day in more than a month after intel's better-than-expected profits and rosie outlook. the chip maker's prediction suggests sales are better than expected. industrial companies cut back production again in june. but not nearly as much as they did earlier this year. the former chairman and ceo of gm is getting a big payday. the obama administration ousted rick wagner in march. but he will retire with a package worth $10 million. that includes a pension payout of more than $1.5 million for each of the next five years. >>> reduced demand for air travel led american airlines company to post a loss. that was still better than expected. and the airlines are at it again. offering steep discounts to get you to fly in a down economy. discount carriers, air tran and southwest are offering round- trip tickets to some destinations for under $100 this fall. other major airlines are matching those deals. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> coming up on eyewitness news at 4:00. eliminating terrorist starts in your wallet. how security officials want to make your driver

like vodka, caviar, and onion domes, the rosy-cheeked dolls are a symbol of everything russian. they are broke. svetlana runs this toy factory. with toys on the wane, and domestic consumption in the dumps, their storage rooms are filled with thousands of matryoshkas they cannot sell. in these times, we cannot survive without the government's support, she claims. artisans feel their livelihoods and a valuable part of russian tradition may be lost forever. but matryoshkamakers have long excelled at coming up with new ways for selling their wears. trading the traditional russian peasant woman for pop stars, politic kos, even terrorists. now, there's a small chance that president obama may be able to help. behold the obama matryoshka. until now, it's been fairly popular with tourists. but the hope is with the president's visit to moscow next week, sales will skyrocket. more than likely, it's the russian government who will save the day. with a recent promise to buy $30 million of the endangered dolls and other russian handicrafts. certainly government bailouts are good for companies

does say there is a chance for substantial savings down the road but the forecast is not nearly as rosy in the short-term, the cbo said the agency would probably save only $2 billion for medicare in the first four years or maybe save nothing the at all, and if you compare it to the overall cost of medicare for those four years starting in 2016. that is $2.8 trillion with a "t" and it is indeed a blow because the white house had been touting the agency as a way to help pay for the whole program. gibbs also, it is important to mention, reiterated the president's pledge not to sign a bill that would add to the deficit, jamie. >> jamie: is there a discrepancy over whether or not congress will get to voteden on this before they leave for august recess in there is still a bit of pressure on them this do that. is it realistic? >> they are giving us a big, fat maybe when he press them on capitol hill and staff members have been meeting at the capitol throughout the weekend and the senate, they actually put off the votes until after the recess and the senate fans committee is fighting over how t

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smith says it's like rosie, she symbolized the woman in world war ii who filled factory jobs vacatedthat went off to fight. when the war was over, did the women stop working? of course not. >> some fathers say while society is making it easier to be accepted as a stay home dad, that does not make the job any easier. >> 11:52. 75 degrees here in washington right now. and we will take you to the world premiere of the latest "hairy potter" movie. >>> and we are looking for people that make the day special in the morning hours. mail their story and a clear  >>> more breaking news for you now. a northern virginia man that worked at the state department for more than three decades will have to pay a $5,000 fine and spend a year on probation for illegally looking at the passport files of famous americans. he was sentenced for looking at the confidential files of celebrity figures and political figures, john mccain, and barack obama, and hillary clinton. >>> and the new "harry potter" film came out. huge crowds of people lined up to meet the stars. harry potter and the half blood prince ope

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