. >>> another severe thunderstorm warning in effect for steven city. this is the storm here over steven city that's produces very heavy rainfall as well as winds gusting upyards of 50 miles an hour. this storm will move through winchester over the next, say, 20 minutes or so, then it's off toward the millwood region. be ready, this will move along route 7. if you live in louden county, these storms of not very far off. this is all part of a very large system making it's way in. look at the thunderstorm watching from new york all the way down, new jersey, philadelphia, delaware, down through virginia. all with watches throughout the afternoon. this is the line that's going to come through, and it is going to dramatically changes or weather. right now 91 current temperatures, 78 down towards fredericksburg. but you can tell who's seen the rain here so far. heat index is still a bit of a problem. here comes much lower humidity. tomorrow is going to be a great day. so will sunday, as we see plenty of sunshine both days, looking at very nice weather in here

steven city, get ready. winchester, you are getting hit. purserville, will you lovettsville. the storm itself is moving north east at 36, and it is headed toward meadow mills at 6:50, middle town at 6:52, reliant at 6:52, and bunker hill at 6:56. so you have to take these storms seriously. the most wind sheer was up around pumpkin center but you all are under a warning west of us which includes winchester, stephens city, middle town. jim is out unmiddle town. send aus picture jim if you have something going on but don't put yoursifnl harm's way. leesburg get ready, chantilly get ready. this storm has shrunk a little bit but pretty heavy rain out if you hampshire avenue, out toward wheaton, georgia avenue. that's heavy rain. that's red. back into town, that's east- west highway, that's heavy rain as well. into silver spring. this will plying great over towards college park and beltsville as we go through the next hour, 45 minutes. so that's the latest. the entire metro area is under a watch until 9:00. we will keep you posted, and again, western suburbs, get ready, round two i

finally, devon stein from stevens city, virginia submitted this photo.e it is. baby, apple juice, and beer. >> very cute. >> wow. >> regis, that's cute. look at her little belly. apple juice in there. >> it's adorable with the juice. >> up next, we're going to drink to that. pairing wines -- >> you were great. look at sara. she wouldn't leave me alone. >> first, this is "today" on -- >> crazy about me. attention - americans living with limited mobility. what do you do when you can no longer get around like you used to? when you fear losing your independence? who do you call? call hoveround now, to see if you qualify for america's premier power chair. hi, i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. now you can do more, see more, enjoy life more. here's why hoveround makes it easier than any other power chair. hoveround is more maneuverable to get you through the tightest doors and hallways. more reliable. hoveround employees build your chair, deliver your chair, and will service your chair for as long as you own your chair. and most importantly, 9 o

finally, from stevens city, virginia submitted this photo. telling it like it is. that. pairing your perfect wines for summer. >> wait until regis finds out he has to go upstairs again. >> look at sara, she won't leave me alone. sara is crazy about me. >>> alissa rapp has done party pairing for you. >> the co-founder and ceo offor website for wine enthusiasts like kathie lee. >> she's seven months pregnant so i will do the tasting. >> if you're having a pool party, you can take the splash for more than one. cannonball has a splash theme. i know you like chardonnay, kathie lee. >> i do. >> what time of day are we talking about? >> 3:00 in the afternoon. >> 3:00 in the afternoon, not 10:00 in the morning. >> i don't know. tastes awfully good right now. >> if we want to go for a little more adventure, you can host your own wine olympics this summer. have your different guests bring in wines from different countries or you yourself from wines around the world. brown bag them and host your own wine gold medals. >> that's a cute idea. >> good party idea. do that next tim

city. just as ft. stevens, when they attacked there, the various forts nearby entered into the battle. if you look at some of the pictures they have here, you'll see an interior of ft. stevens and then below it is a photo of ft. slemmer which is my favorite photograph of the civil war defenses of washington because it shows you what a fort looked on the outside. the vegetation has been removed, but you have the abitis in front. this is the sally port with the troops coming out, and you can see over the parapet into the fort where the guns are mounted, so that's really one of my favorite photographs. so this is very helpful for a start. ft. ward is actually a good place to actually start our tour of the civil war defenses of washington. before we go out and look at ft. ward, i want to point out this is an 1864 plan of the fort. the part that has been restored here is the northwest bastion which is right here. you will see that. the rest of the fort is not as distinct when you walk through it. the northwest bastion is. this is the model of the fort as it might have looked. notice around

david stevens is live in the city and -- rob roth and he and the mayor have already been trading barbs. >> reporter: the commission hearing is about to start at any time at city hall. we are being told that while the two will be called to testify, it probably won't happen this evening. the suspended sheriff had hard words for the mayor and others trying to remove him. >> the mayor is throwing whatever they can against the wall, piling on a huge amount of smear. >> i consider this to be a very serious matter and i don't use smear tactics. >> reporter: we spoke to reporters after addressing the board of supervisors. the mayor said he is prepared to testify and explain why he this the suspended sheriff should be removed. >> as one of the top law enforcement officials for the city he shouldn't have engaged in beating his wife. >> reporter: he pled guilty to falsely imprisoning his wife in a case where he admits he grabbed her arm in anger. earlier today he appeared briefly in court to give the judge a progress report on communities and counseling. he said he plans to visit his son but is f

simple if you start producing extra money where does it go it goes into the city by the time it gets down to the lower level steven me prices have already gone up you say closer to the city but the banks of the city are now majority owned by the taxpayer how they got a lot of yeah the taxpayers not seeing much benefit from that right i mean interventions of course something like one point three billion pounds we have going to see any of that back you know does that sit on the. seat of actually declaring that as being a part of the deck no of course that not just like they're not declaring any of the future liabilities as being dead potentially in the debt is not there at all but it's crazy the problem is that we have not actually corrected anything that was wrong before we went into this crisis so. it's a christmas pantomime. confirmatory funny. what you think is the pantomime horse richard i leave that up to you to decide so i'm going to read a time thanks for being on the kaiser report. going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert and i thank my guests simon rose of s

the first family i want to invite was steven and kathy from turtle tower. they keep city hall going, because the fetus on a daily basis. i wanted to see if they would come up. [applause] >> hi, thank you, everybody. >> thank you, everybody. i am very proud to be here. one of the small businesses here in the tenderloin area. and this area, to us, is a very important one. right here, we have a lot of the offices including federal. we have this going on everyday in many towns. we're very excited about this city. a lot of people come over. here in little saigon, we have tried the vietnamese food as well to represent the real saigon. hopefully to make it better and better every day and bring more people here. that is what i want to say, thanks for the help from this city, the supervisors. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mayor. thank you, mohammed nuru. >> awe. [laughter] >> good luck. thank you. >> said it is to follow a in a little bit on what the mayor said, a turtle tower will be expanding. please look for us but we will expand to three doors down here. about 2013, ther

. >> steven jaffe recounts sunny york city responded to conflict as a trading outpost examining how each conflict of like -- affected the city including the american revolution and 18,000 american prisoners of war died in british prisons to end its opposing and a harbor freight depot executed by a u.s. -- german agents. this event held at the tennant museum is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. thank you all for coming up tonight for this. i just want to second what was being said earlier about the museum, the tenement museum. if you have not taken the two were of 97 orchard street down the block here, which is really the core mission of this museum, to interpret that tenement house and the generation of immigrants who became new yorkers partly through living there, you owe it to yourself. i think there is -- it is indispensable to understanding the york city history in the 1923 or early 20's centuries, and it is really a gift to the city of new york that we have this museum. so i encourage you, even if you have taken the tour before, please come back an

. >> steven jaffe talks about how new york city related to conflict from its earliest days as the dutch trading outpost through the nineteenth and twentyth century and how each conflict impacted the city including the american revolution when 18,000 american prisoners of war died in british prisons. an explosion in a harbor freight depot executed by german agents prior to participation in world war i. this was held in new york city, about an hour. [applause] >> thank you. a pleasure to be here. thank you for coming out tonight. i just want to second what morris was saying earlier. you have not taken the tour of 97 orchard street which is the core mission of this museum to interpret that tenement house in 1863 and generations of immigrants that became a yorkers, we owe it to yourself. it is indispensable to understanding new york city's history in the early 20th century and really a gift to the city of new york that we have this museum. i encourage you even if you have taken the tour before to take it again because there are new to wars and the floors are changing and it is a wonderful e

city apartment. >>> never attack a man holding a stuffed bear. in a related story, his brother stevenanced win got his picture at dmv for his new driver's license. do you like to be filmed? >>> nicky i don't think he liked getting his picture taken? >> he has a temper on him. he called his daughter once a pig and in this guy a little girl. what is wrong with little girl? it's the ultimate insult for him. >> just like my daughter. [ laughter ] >> i can't believe he was attacking you against that man. >> i'm looking at this and -- is this you do everything possible as obscure in your career? how you run from things. rejecting mediocre material. >> i perform bad jokes on stage. [ laughter ] >> i apologize. >> and 50 shades of grey on me. >> i love what balanced win is doing on this. i -- waldwin like your little brother makes you angry ri so he can tell you. i think all celebrities should give these guys. >> but they watch you to do something stupid. michael after since the fame you got from the expedia commercials you must have to deal with this all the time? >> greg, listen to me. [ la

with a smile. steven hall/food truck owner: 238 come out for a break and there..but other than that. juut deaa with he heat 45 45because of the dangerous temperatures - baltimore citydeclared today throogh sunday code red eat alert days. with temperatures topping 100 degrees ... many are trying ...to find a cool place... to stay.../. anne... arundel county... has opened cooling centers.... where residents and... sit... in the... air conditioning..../ centers ...will be open for 24 hours.... officials... r.emind... people.. to limit outside activities. it's the last of it's kind in movie theater. ann tonight n bengie's is also the winner of a bbg court battle. battle.janice park is streaming live in middle river to ell us why a jury awarded bengie's nearly a million dollars. janice? janice? bengie's issthe very last drive in...in maryland. and it's been a family business for the past 56 years.but since the royal farms opened...in 2008...the owner of bengie's says tte bright lights frrm the convenience store has interfered with people watching movies... bengie's saas the lights are 10 to 100 times brighter thann the image oo the screen. &pthoosand...to buuld a huge w

cities and sttte's can clearly see thht reeorm is voters. but unions are digging their heals ii for a monumentallfight. stevenwsom is president of fop &plodge 165[sot in sot in 22:34:25 "you can not give up violate contracts, it's ve against tte americcn way." trt=:05[sse "wiscoosin recall way is changing. voters in san measures this week to reign ii pension costs. anddinnstate's such as rhode island nd neww york historic labor agreements have been reached and promisss hhve been pulled offfthe table &p. the notable exception - ohio, where voters last november rejected a measure to bargaining. but the uckeye state is for now an aberrrtion. [sot wpec walker fallout kevin wagner fau poly--ci professor] sot in :00::3:16 "in our history of labor this might e one of the bottoms for unions." trt=:05 how accurate are the pea leaves? we'll chhck back in november.i'm jeff barnd peportinn. state police are looking for a interstate 97 in aane arundell county.it happened shortly burrie convenience store en employee placed theebaa, marked "7-11," on the roof of his way tt deposit the cash at a local bank. bank..olice belie

steven. thank you for the opportunity to speak in support of the washington development. as a native san franciscan, i have witnessed over many decades the evolution of the embarcadero from a drag of the city blocks and years gone unused to one of the most vibrant areas. -- piers gone unused after one of the most vibrant areas. the implementation of the plan at 8 washington will be a continuation of a necessary trend. the numbers you have before you concerning this project reflect substantial financial benefit in so many needed areas. total affordable housing fees, other impact fees and taxes, ifp funds come out court payments, of park lands for improvements and park minutes, and the underground parking garage and aquatics club. $145 million for the betterment of the city in so many ways. apart from the financial figures, the creation of badly needed jobs for local laborers and crafts people, the addition of reach of the element, and the adjoining park added to the embarcadero is such a plus for this part of san francisco. i urge your support of 8 washington as a much-needed improvement to the underutilized parcel on the embarcadero. it has too much to offer not to be improved. thank you.

steven stills and graham nash. >> only took me 45 years. >> you're embarking on a 60 city tour this summer. >> it's much more thano new zealand and argentina and brazil and australia. this is the start of the american tour. >> you still look pretty young, you guys. >> do i. >> that was really nice. i'll give you that money later. >> how do you keep it fresh? >> well, you can watch three and a half weeks in the tour. we're changing the set. everyone knows their parts. we're all listening. you have to get four or five shows under your belt before you start messing with the set. let's do what we know how to do two or three shows then start changing it. >> you keep it fresh by not doing it the same? >> ah-ha. >> we take some chances on everything every night. new guys have been performing together in different iterations -- >> right after the civil war. >> exactly. >> we'll just let that figure slide. >> a long time. >> so, it comes back fairly easily whenever you do this? >> yes. whatever sound crosby, stills and nash is. whatever blend those voices are happening 45 seconds. about 45 seconds. we didn't have to work

cities. bbt bst okto, as a great rich merican tradition of the clubs. it goes back almost to the beginning. you emember just recently we all learned about steven jobs and hi carrw hme pur ub at tluhe '70s. in the '0eus and '90s it was robotics club. i spent a lot of time with the hard fort roboics club. .. on the way. there will be some story that will set off some kind of panic among ople w k ver and probably these clubs will be targeted in that way. here are the kids trying to do it rht and creating rules of the road and ways of doing things and creang their o y ago when i first underwriti the discarded writing uncovered a lot of computer hacking and there is a huge panic that grew out of that. they will crash the phone system and take over -- war gas. gesienn. maf ou n yk rresnd imprisoned. these were the ones who were trying to do it right. the ones who were stealing your credit cards the what never touched them. the low hanging fruit is easier to go aft.la touched them. the low hanging fruit is easier to go after. we had this wonderful moment when the amateurs were convening in their clubs, somehow in t ttthra, i fear the best intentions

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steven payne is with us. clarification, two weeks ago, may 14th fund-raiser, this was an event in new york city, and the reportss that call all the people that attended had to check their blackberries, iphone at the door. this thing goes public. according to the report the president said what about health say are. >> reporter: he said it was possible healthcare would get overturn and they'd have to revisit healthcare in a second tefrplt it would be one of the things he's working on. quite a private view when eith he's talking at fun fundraisers than the white house when they say it will not happen. bill: is it a concern about the supreme court ruling, or is it politics here where the president can go out the next five or six months and say you cannot afford not to reelect me because we still have work to do on this law, and i'm your guy. >> reporter: the white house has to be planning for the possibility that the supreme court would invalidate the law, given the tone of the questioning that came from the justices during oral arguments. i think it's more likely than not that the law will be upheld but it may not

city. it's slated to become a television movie. actor steven baldwin has acquired the rights.ight now. billy, welcome back to the show. >> good to see you. >> this is a perilous journey of a guy witnessing the revolution and the rise of khomeini and this revolution changed on a dime and he acted. >> yeah, no, he was one of those -- it was, you know, if you will, the right place at the right time. he was growing up as a young man in tehran in the late 60's and early 70's and went away to attend a university in the united states in the mid 1970's. he comes back at the end of, you know, getting his degree. in the book it's at u.s.c., you know, that's not his real name. he was educated in the united states. whether or not it was at u.s.c. or not, i'm not 100% sure but he comes back in the fall of the shaw and the rise of the ayatollah and he becomes a member of the elite republican guard in the intelligence division, realizing that this whole much like today with the arab spring, the sweeping tide of anti-corruption sentiment about the shaw brings in the ayatollah. they think he's

steven roach. and i was going to remind you of what greenspan said about central planning in china. if you've got ten guys deciding to build stadiums in every cityr -- >> it's a typical greenspan bum wrap. china is doing rural migration on a scale that no society has ever accomplished. they've got to plan for that. they have to build ahead. they err moving 15-20 million people a year from the koun tremendous. >> you're a free market guy. >> in a transition economy -- yeah, he's got his market l libertarian philosophy. once they get the system going, then they're going to be subjected to more market-type forces. right now, they're doing this migration on a scale. >> are you recommending we build bullet trains here? >> i'd like to take one nice train ride in the united states before it's over. >> you don't like the acela down to washington? >> i've been on it so many times and i've been delayed every single time. >> i've never been delayed. i eat bison chili. >> and how is your cell phone service?