. >> and up next nightmare in a city over sin city. in flight everything had passengers reaching for air sickness bags. >> and there new at 6:00 whoil not be celebrating friday's launch of tesla >>> a nate mayor for passengers on a jet blue flight over the weekend. a mechanical failure caused a plane to lush. violently. one passenger called it four hours of hell. the captain had declared an emergency and returned to las vegas. the plane unable to dump fuel. the pilot had to burn it off three hours. and this flight landed safely. >> yoga enthusists finding peace. >> a retreat in a very unlakely place.

sin city.omebody's drinking coffee tonight. [ laughter ] of course, this coziness has led to criticism from the usual lefty liberals like original drummer for the dead george will, who said this this week on this week's "this week." jim? >> the cost of appearing with this bloviating ignoramus is obvious it seems to me. donald trump is redundant evidence that if your net worth is high enough, your iq can be very low and you can still intrude into american politics. >> stephen: yes, george. [ applause ] i believe i've proven that. [ laughter ] and trump did not take it well. he tweet-hammered george with "george will may be the dumbest(and most overrated) political commentator of all time." of all time. that includes that numb-nuts. cato the elder. no, jimmy. not cato the younger. cato the elder. yeah, this douche nozzle. "carthago delenda est" my ass. [ laughter ] cato the elder fans out there tonight? all right, no, no, no, it's all right [speaking spanish b.c. b.c. besides, mitt can't repudiat

. >>> miss usa crowned overnight in sin city. >>> welcome back, everyone. getting back to the top stories. there's a selloff on overseas market this is morning following disappointing news from around the world, including the ongoing european debt crisis and concerns about china. topping the list of worries is the economic report for the u.s. for may. tokyo's nikkei average lost 145 points. hong kong's hang seng dropping 452. in london, the ftse is closed today. the do you fell 336 points and the nasdaq falling 90. >>> bank of america share holders say the financial giant held out of them. they knew in advance the acquisition of mer lil lynch would create huge losses and they did not disclose it to share holders. >>> there was a surprise at the box office this weekend. the fairest of them all, at the movies was "snow white and the huntsman." it did much better than expected, opening with $56 million in ticket sales. "men in black" did about half that. and "the avengers" was third. >>> even some of the interns at facebook are making big bucks. business insid

the new sin city? maybe, if national harbor opens its doors to the world's largest casino operator. mgm grand. maryland house speaker confirms he's met with mgm executives milton peterson. he has a meeting scheduled tomorrow. the same day they say they have an announcement to make. >> with harrah's and everything, yes x we've got them. >> this casino gave me a chance so i'm going to give it a chance. >> the latest opening? maryland live a week ago. >> there's nothing really that could pull you away from this place? >> not really. the drive would pull us away and the traffic. >> but a casino in prince george's county has yet to be out rised. >> the committee is going to make a recommendation and we're hoping that the governor calls a special session very soon. >> this could potentially go to referendum in the fall. >> maryland could stand to make upwards of $160 million by authorizing the casino and table games in the state. live at the har lor, news 4. >> thank you, erica. breaking news in georgetown. the car has diplomatic plates. derrick ward, a few blocks east of wisconsin avenue

. >>> miss usa crowned overnight in sin city. customer 1: a hot dog with relish and onions please customer 1: what's this? vendor 1: hotdog contract customer 1: what? customer 2: that's your standard two year hotdog contract vendor 1: one hotdog per day limit voiceover: hotdog's don't have contracts customer 1: but what if i want two hot dogs vendor 1: (laughs) vendor 2: hey uh uh very expensive voiceover: getting the internet should be like hotdogs get clear unlimited 4g take it with you internet with no long term contracts and no data limits plans start at $34.99 a month call or go online today clear the way the internet should be >>> welcome back, everyone. getting back to the top stories. there's a selloff on overseas market this is morning following disappointing news from around the world, including the ongoing european debt crisis and concerns about china. topping the list of worries is the economic report for the u.s. for may. tokyo's nikkei average lost 145 points. hong kong's hang seng dropping 452. in london, the ftse

the president heads to sin city today. he will be delivering a speech on the economy when he's there. he attended three fund-raisers yesterday in california, including addressing the lgb leadership. the council gala in los angeles. mitt romney says the failure to recall republican governor is good for conservatives. >>> there are a couple of big 100 anniversary events planned this weekend in d.c. more on that coming up at 5:38. >>> one team advances, the nba finals. find out who at 5:23. >> next at 5:15, howard has warmer temperatures headed our way in his seven-day forecast. >>> good morning. welcome back to 9news now. it is 5:14 on this friday eve, thursday, june 7. howard is here. he has a 50-50 kind of forecast for us. >> we're going to have a couple of storms around this afternoon. that could interrupt your plans a little bit as you head home or maybe you have outdoor activities. this morning no problems whatsoever. so if you like to take a run outside, i'd say do it early as opposed to late. the heat is going to buil

. >> the nightmare in the air over sin city.rgency that had passengers reaching >>> good evening again. let's get a quick check of tonight's top stories. it has taken hours for giant traffic backup to ease after a fire at pier 29 shut down the embarcadero shortly before the evening commute. the pier was vacant at the time but contained several parked cars. the cause is still under investigation. >>> the attorneys for a san francisco couple accused of killing their teenaged daughter's pimp say the parents did not commit the crime. defense attorneys for barry gilton and lupe mother caddo say 22-year-old calle vin sneed was a gang member and others wanted him dead. the arraignment was postponed until friday. >>> contra costa law enforcement cracking down on wire copper thefts are cracking down on recycling centers. they served search warrants yesterday after a six month undercover sting operation. the district attorney accuses of centers of buying potentially stolen scrap metal, paying cash and not recording the transactions. >>> a

. >>> i'm crystal ball, at 3:00 in king george, virginia. 2:00 in new orleans and high noon in sin cityot of people didn't think this would be what's going on in the "the cycle" today, the health care law survives and chief justice roberts is the decider. >> the doctor is in, now that the court battle is in, we'll talk to an actual doctor about how this law will work for patients. >> the court says the tax is a penalty if you don't get coverage, but there's no penalty if you don't pay the tax. so >> the man who helped president obama put the bill into action will be with us. >> the house vote to hold attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress. day four of "the cycle" rolls on for june 28. good thursday afternoon to you. and welcome to "the cycle." the gang is here. hey, guys. so yesterday we were anticipating the news, today we have a little bit of actual news. >> and as we have actual news, who was it that predicted that the mandate would be upheld? >> criss tall. >> who was the only person who predicted the mandate would be upheld. >> i giver to it you, you predicted it at t

. >> reporter: mgm, the biggest casino operator in sin city wants to build an upscale casino result at national harbor and we're not just talking slot machines, but card tables, as well. county executive baker is thrilled. >> the best location on the east coast and it will bring in lots of money for the state and for prince george's county. >> reporter: not everyone is so sure. some who live and work in the area are worried about the possible traffic impact. >> it all depends what they do as far as the traffic control and, you know, we've heard pros and cons from our guests and residents of national harbor. >> and this big announcement is happening in annapolis and, again, in just a few minutes, 15 minutes or so. so, later on in the show, we'll bring you more details as soon as we learn the workings of this deal. reporting live, megan mcgrath. >> we can't wait to hear the rest of this. thank you so much, megan. >> sure. >>> turning to the weather now and those clearing skies just beautiful out there right now. tom kierein joins us with the first forecast. hey, tom. >> that is a picture

cramer's taking two opposing takes on one sin city stock and facing them off in a no holds barred smackdownstick around to find out if you should hold them or fold 'em. >>> and glass half full? domestic play dean foods has thrived, now the best performer in may up over 25%. can it continue to protect you from european woes? cramer pores over the details in his exclusive with the ceo just ahead. all coming up on "mad money." flowers, bourbon barrels, ] h chocolate, chilies and something called kosmic mother funk all have in common? sam adams! last year we brewed more than one new beer every week. some we'd been experimenting with for years, others...we just found a cool ingredient. many we brewed just once to see how they would taste. why? -- because at sam adams we love beer. ♪ [ male announcer ] new lashblast 24hr with anti smudge power will last through all your drama. who knew lashes this big could last this long. [ male announcer ] new lashblast 24hr from covergirl. ♪ >>> whenever you're thinking about buying a stock, you should always learn all the pros and cons before not after, but b

. >>> i'm crystal ball, at 3:00 in king george, virginia. 2:00 in new orleans and high noon in sin cityt of people didn't think this would be what's going on in the "the cycle" today, the health care law survives and chief justice roberts is the decider. >> the doctor is in, now that the court battle is in, we'll talk to an actual doctor about how this law will work for patients. >> the court says the tax is a penalty if you don't get coverage, but there's no penalty if you don't pay the tax. so >> the man who helped

his sound, style and moves forever linked with sin city.rnished with a certain vegasy image that probably didn't do you any favors. >> i was having a great time. i might are been a little too outrageous, i don't know. you know, with my persona. so, sometimes things happen without you realizing it and you get tagged with certain thing. i think my image overshadowed my talent. >> reporter: do you think he would be where you are now had you not gone through all that? >> no. you have to experience things. you should learn from it and by it and add to it. i mean, i've become a better singer. yeah, i think you have to live in order to sing certain songs. >> reporter: jones' new album "spirit in the room" reflects that philosophy. the collection of strip down soulful covers offering a window into an artist clearly entering his best stage yet. tower song, the lyrics in that, which seem to be fitting in many ways. >> yes. i wouldn't have been able to sing it 40 or 50 years ago. i started -- ♪ my friend are gone my hair is gray ♪ >> there are things

. >> reporter: at 26 years old, he's all but cornered the market on rare food in sin city. >> severalick them up and deliver to the strip. >> from truffles to yar and saffron, he scours the planet for the rarest of ingredients to entice chefs in vegas' top restaurants. >> it's a type of wasabi. it comes from oregon. >> reporter: that is delicious. >> this is the spanish pig that's been raised partly in the wild eating acorns. good. how are you? >> lovely bread because all the time he get something new, he's bringing it at a restaurant and show me, explain me where is it from and we have the same passion. >> this is the best wagoo beef produced outside of japan currently. we currently sell this at $72 a pound. about 95% of our business is with approximately 170 restaurants across the las vegas strip. >> reporter: high rollers and star chefs mean demand around the clock, even for the strangest of ingredients. >> this is freeze-dried fido plant. >> reporter: but getting these delicacies across the border can be tricky. >> there's not a lot of precedence, so we have to figure it out with

a car fire now reported in the city on good now road at sin claire lane. we have that downed tree in gailsville. that's blocking money creek road. take sudly road instead. there's a look at your speeds on the beltway. 61 is your average on the top and west side. there's a look at 95. still problem free. there's a lack at 295 at 17 -- look at 295 at 175, no issues there. wjz 13 is always on so log onto wjz.com. back over to you. >>> here is what people are talking at today, the huge clean up effort after 10 tornados touched down in alth -- eight maryland counties. >> the sounds of woodchipers was a common sound, a job out of necessity after tornado ripped a path of destruction. baltimore county was a hard hit area. >> we were outside and ran for cover. before i could get the garj door closed the power went out, the trees snapped. >> you utility crew -- utility crews were busy trying to restore power. work crews spent the day cleaning up the damage. homeowners and insurance adjusters met. >> one of our cars got clobbered by a tree that fell. we have another

[laughter and applause] >> now i am considered one of the greatest sins the city of college of new york has ever had. they named a center after me. the colin powell center for leadership and serve as a. my professors are rolling over in their graves. what i say to kids when i told this story is is where we start in life. it is larry end up and what you did a long way to get one up were you end love and your past and not your present is not your future. your past is your past. always be growing. never think that you can't make it. in my family one of the problems we are having right now is our graduation rates are not where they should be. when i tell kids i was a kid growing up, i got bored with school if i had ever gone home and told those two immigrant people, they were short people about 5 foot 3 and 5 foot 5. if i ever went home and said i was thinking of dropping out the answer is dropout and we will get another kid. it is not going to happen. there is a chapter in the book called we are mammals and ease essentially i love not only the hustler but animal planet, national geographic

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dynasty -- so when i told them i was in san francisco and i grew up here, they said oh you mean that city of sinter] >> so glad we have so many wonderful friends from the neighborhood here tonight. >> you spoke of the old-school irish-americans who are here. is there anyone who is a liaison between the old and the new that were sort of heroic? >> absolutely. yeah. as a matter of fact my book, as i said i wanted to write a history of san francisco. the opening of my book is about the wonderful san francisco legendary character vincent hallahan the family, but reject what he had grown up in him became that link to the new. he starts off as hallahan felt he was defender frankie eagan who was the public defender in the town and thought it was the next mayor of the city but it turned out frankie eagan was actually runningç a racket ex-cons to bump off elderly women and steal their pension, there, the longshoreman leader when the f. ei in the federal government in the cold war worked work after harry bridges was the effective labor leader runs for president under the said party ticket. the fbi goes a

it was a biblical reference to a city of sin and wickedness. so whatever he meant by the titanic being sinful and wicked, we don't know. but it also invokes instead the most famous campaign. in 1885, in reforming the criminal law amendment act to raise the age of consent to get rid of underage prostitution, which was epidemic in london, in london for millions and millions of prostitutes, he set out on a journalistic campaign that he called the maiden tribute of modern babylon. he hired salvation army girls to pose as prostitutes, you know. and he bought a girl of 13 for five pounds to prove that it could be done. went to prison eventually for doing so, even though it was a test case. anyway, when the maiden tribute articles hit the london streets, w. h. smith, the biggest distributor refuse to carry them. said the articles were pornographic. there were riots in the smith that people grabbed copies of the paper, went from the press. they had never seen such frank sexual content in print ever. and it caused a sensation. and it caused huge outrage

there are those in the city that should abide by an old saying that goes, he who is without sin, cast the first stone. thank you for listening. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. on july 26, 2011 at 9:15 a.m., i was at city hall dressed in full kenya to discuss -- dress to discuss the foregoing. what -- i made these comments with reference to the elections in kenya, the united states, and to the international criminal court. an incident report from the san francisco sheriff's department, the nature of the incident. president chiu: could we have the overhead, please. >> yes, please. city hall, third floor. i was in full uniform and assigned as a deputy. at 900 hours, the deputy and i were dispatched to investigate a suspicious person in room 48. the department of elections. upon our arrival, we observed at bonafide -- unidentified black male with copper wire wrapped around his head and he was wearing a long brown road -- robe with a rope around his waist. [unintelligible] another incident report from the san francisco police department.

para sellar la fuga, 30 personas desalojadas por siniestro en rel city en la calle 500 , al menos 18 adultos y decenas de niños están sin que era incendio y salimos corriendo >> cruz roja da ayuda a los afectados >> personas del hospital general de san francisco piden ayuda para identificar a mujer asiatica , sufrio lesiones graves mientras cruzaba la calle la atropellaron estas son sus caracteristicas (información en pantalla) , dos lesionados por disparos en la calle primera y west, se dieron a la fuga los sospechosos, dieron a conocer retrato de hombre baleado en la misión, lorezo se vio involucrado en riña , buscan testigos para resolver el caso >> autoridades de san jose, identificaron como farias al jóven que asesinaron anoche a tiros, la policía cree que el crimen esta relacionado con las pandillas >> oimos5 balazos, salimos y vimos al muchacho tirado >> es el homicidio 19 en san jose >> familia aumento a 25 mil dólares para información que ayude a encontrar a jóven desaparecida gracias a donaciones, arrestaron a torres en relación a la desaparición , fue vista ultima vez hace 3 meses >> demadan a empresa por rec

serving every city within the united states and operating over every sin ter state highway across most the major bridges with multiple daily trips. since 2001 we have installed driver shields and on board communications and threat response systems on all buses, installed the upgraded facility security systems, instituted random screening of passengers at major terminals and conducted security training for all operational and maintenance personnel. gray mound has also participated in two programs that involve tsa and the intervention and support program called vipir. they are not at the core of the gray sound security efforts inspectors do an on-site analysis and recommendations are made for security improvements. some of these recommendations are helpful but not realistic in the context of a bus terminal. so far there have been eight who have participated in this analysis. greyhound does not usually receive any feedback after these visits. the visits are useful as a visible deterrent when they occur. greyhound's own security efforts are more important than addressing our security. one

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city council's area may go young that area. now the month old program, the mayor couldn't sin traded police efforts -- concentrated police efforts and she said doing so who make people safer. they char endinged them in 1,300 blocks which is 20% of the city. the mayor's top aid set the record straight in fact to correct data from the past two years show, 42% of the shooting occurred in 35 blocks. that is way beyond the blocks we have been told and they talked about ways of fighting crime and we were told she didn't know about the change until last week. as soon as we find out what happened, we will bring it to you. live in oakland, paul chambers, back to you. >>> the house of representatives will take a vote in order to charge him in contempt of congress. coming up, what house republicans are saying they can still do. >>> they were linked in and is demanding and vie hating consumers. a hacker sold the passwords of more than a million linked in users. linked in says they called police please to fellow police. he was found beaten to death. daniel twit was found and mentally unfit to stand trial and the city has 45 days to respond t

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city. they're interested in other investments. >> reporter: privately staffers say the mayor has heard all the rumors sin two of his former campaign -- since two of his former campaign aides took guilty beliefs in the federal probe of the gray campaign. those aide staffers say gray has made clear he wants his administration focused on city business, business compared to other u.s. cities seems good. >> there's a lot of people concerned about ethics at the wilson building with the city council and elected officials. i think people also recognize that our city is really doing well. >> ward 7 is booming with development with all these new projects, ribbon cuttings, groundbreakings everywhere. >> reporter: i talked to a number of people out here who were staunch vincent gray supporters in the last campaign and now they're undecided. a number of people said to me even if the mayor comes out of this federal investigation okay, they're not sure he's going to seek a second term in office. have you started putting together a reelection campaign? >> oh, no. we're focusing now just on doing the job. >> reporter: he doesn't appear to be drive

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. >> right now a suspended sever sheriff sin side the first day of his ethics hearing which will determine if he can keep his job. rob roth is live at city hall with the two people everybody wants to hear from. >> reporter: he just came down and i can tell you it's packed. the hearing started about an hour ago and it's still going on. the sheriff got applause. they hope the hearings will convince them he shouldn't be removed from office. much of the hearing so far has been about witnesses and what evidence to allow in including statements by the neighbor. he said he is prepared to testify this evening but we are told its doubtful he or the mayor will be called today. he spoke to reporters earlier. >> i can be still the kind of sheriff that it is people of san francisco voted me into being that i'm democraticly elected,. >> reporter: the mayor is spearheading the effort to have him removed. he plead guilty to falsely imprisoning his wife in a case stemming a domestic violence incident. the mayor said he is also prepared to testify. >> as part of our presentation we have law enforcement professionals who will speak to how this degrades the

sin the house of representatives censored him in 2010. he is now expected to win the november general elect democrats greatly outnumber republicans in new york city. e . >>> our other big story this morning, the university of virginia's popular president keeps her job before her resignation even took effect. theresa sullivan has been reen stated. a dramatic period for the charlottesville campus came down to the meeting of the same board which told her to leave less than three weeks ago. john henrehan has the story. >> reporter: effort to oust uva president theresa sullivan was led by the rector, helen dragas who at the board meeting again apologized for the way the process was handled. >> although i put forward a detailed statement outlining specifics, it came too late and i want to say once again to the university and directly to my fellow visitors, i sincerely apologize for the way this was presented. >> reporter: she dropped her fight as the board voted unanimously to reverse course and reappoint sullivan as president. the crowd of faculty, staff, students and alumnae erupted with joy as the decision was announced. >> she embodies what uva is

sin veis investigating they were chosen for the loan. >>> the president raked in $2 million during two high-profile fund-raisers last night in new york cityess sarah jessica parker hosted one of those in her home. earlier in the day, the president and mitt romney campaigned in ohio. political analysts will believe who will win in november. the president spoke in the cleveland area. romney made appearances in cincinnati. the economy dominated both men's speeches. >> this election is your chance to break that stalemate. if you want to give the policies of the last decade another try, then you should vote for mr. romney. >> this president has put together, he has put to the almost as much public debt as all the prior presidents combined. you want four more years of that? you call that forward? that's forward over a cliff. >> today mitt romney begins a five-day, six-state bus tour through battleground states. his first stop, new hampshire. >>> the district is suing so of its own employees who try to collect unemployment while holding government jobs. the lawsuit has tried to recover anywhere from 4,000 to $14,000 from 13 employees. the distri

francisco mayor ed lee sin orlando talking the tech and innovation, leading a technology task force at the conference of mayors meeting. he is expected to talk about partnership with sf citye business group representing san francisco technology companies, he is detailing the appointment of the first chief innovation officer. >> san francisco start-up reportedly thinking about selling itself to microsoft for a cool billion dollars. scott is joining us. that's billion with a b. >> not bad for a company that points out it has a street figure in the office. yammer a way for employees to communicate, the founder is david sax, one of the paypal guys. yammer is not saying one way or the other. venture capital firm has filed paperwork with the san francisco federal court denying charges its partner harassed a female worker after she had an intimate relationship with a married co-worker. by the time the woman brought the problem to the company's attention five years elapsed and she had a lawyer. for the negative reviews the firm says it suggested that the woman peek up and take a leading role, this according to the court filings, which the court says is hardly negative. david came

in the city of manassas my little program housed two veterans sins january and one of them was homelessnd another the last 30 years was approximately 15 years homeless. a lot of what you said about not having id, people who knock out the community, the first step and connection to va and hud. thank you. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> one more round of applause to our speakers. thank you very much. [applause] >> we are going to take a ten minute break and come back promptly for our first panel on veteran homelessness and housing solutions. [inaudible conversations] .. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> so as you heard, a short break here and then this compose yum or symposium, i should say, will come back with a panel on veterans' homelessness and rental housing, talk about proven ways to end homelessness through veterans, particularly in support of housing. until then, here's a portion of morning's "washington journal" with some of your calls and e-mails. >> host: let's just take a quick look at a few of them. right above me from the

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anybody who is committing a sin against the farmers, it is monsanto and the guys who put out the genetically modified stock. guest: i will minott and bismarck a couple of weeks ago cityust be enjoying the view. when she talks about organic and smaller farms and such, this is something you see a consent -- a constituency forming on the farm bill. this is a chance for us to grow our own food, healthy food, and puts people in touch with the land. how can you encourage their production? a genetically modified crops, one of the big issues in that -- there was an amendment by senator sanders about labeling ofgmo commodities on food labeling. that failed resoundingly by one issue that will continue is how you can protect farmers who want to be organic farmers from contamination from their neighbors field? how you keep this market having the integrity that consumers want and encouraging it to grow so we can continue this diversity of agriculture that is a national strength. host: evansville, indiana, independent line. caller: you have not addressed the department of agriculture. my husband worked for 34 years with the department of agriculture. he ended up being the chief of

sin no anymores, but that -- synonyms, but that was not -- >> not at all. not at all, no, no. it really wasn't until about the 1830s, again here in new york city, another really inventive journalist named benjamin day created the first so-called penny press newspaper. sold it for a penny a copy. so he was going way down market trying to reach the broadest possible audience. and to do that he needed to fill it up with surprising, amazing things every day. fires, news from the police stations, dockings of ships, anything like that that he could find. and he wore himself out trying to fill the paper, and so he hired the first full-time reporter, a man named george wisner who's, regrettably, an obscure figure in american journalism history, but i'm going to try to do something about that. >> when did journalism become a business? that is, the period you're describing in the colonial period, it doesn't sound like it was -- how did can it support itself then? >> well, most of those newspapers were created by people who were really in another trade. that is, they were printers. and in order to keep their print shop busy and in order to bring their cu