he slid into one of the thomes landings condominium. >> residents had to be escorted to retrieve pets, medications. from the period of time of operations yesterday and today, the area has been secured. >> reporter: outside of bainbridge, marian spoke about it, leaving her father behind. >> he's very stubborn. we have two bulldogs. there want enough room in the car. he told me to take the kids and get out of here. >> at last report, the job of transforring propane -- transferring propane was just about completed. >>> we expect to see a few storms firing in the southern third of the state. if your travels take you in that direction, realized there could be fairly strong storms, e ver thunderstorm watch for st. mary's county through dorchester south. there could be a pop-up showers -- shower. look at all the clear weather to the west marching our way. how does the rest of your thursday shape up and how about your weekend? it as all coming up. >>> a shooting in downtown d.c. at a conservative groups headquarters sent people to the hospital. police say the shooter walked into the lobby jus

it's tough to he an instigation into the enti d not come up thome additional penalties, whether it's monetary or additional compliance procedures. i'm sure the fed will try and beef up and add on to the compliance portion of the new york settlement today. we'll probably see some extra monetary damages as well. >> susie: you know this whole centered charter case stirred up a very firely debate between the u.s. and europeans about are u.s. regulators too tough on non-u.s. banks. so how do you, what are your thghts on at and h do u think the brits are going to react to this settlement? >> well two parts. one is that you know, u.s. banking law's a little bit different from international banking law in that we do have a series of sanctions and prohibitions on transacting with entities tied to terrorists link countries, iran being one of them. european countries, asian countries don't have the same regime. so foreign banks operating here are subject to our laws, but it's a different culture so that they have to be a little bit more careful. the other is pst financia cris, whe banks have sh

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so he has to find things in romney's life and link thome a story about how that romney is unacceptablethe taxes are going to be a thing they go to again and again to change the subject away from the record of the past four years. >> what is the risk that mitt romney is defined by things that he won't reveal? and something came out a few moments ago i want to share. the salt lake tribune is reporting that mitt roamny says to parade magazine, part of the money that he doesn't want to give out his tax returns, the money that he e gives to the mormon church. >> why is he talking act it now? there are two points here. the romney people take the position, there is a big deal if there is something wrong in the report. that is not the case. the american people want to see the documents and if there is something wrong in there, they should talk about it. and romney has got to begin to own his own narrative. and right now, he seems to be running from his history. and that is something that does concern people. if mitt romney doesn't feel good about his history, he has to feel better about it. >>

thome at the base. it's another run. petaluma leads, 1-0. smith delivers the big blow. two on. deep center. that's a home run. petaluma poured it on. they win by a final of 5-0. they live to play another day. the a's making big roster news this afternoon. stephen drew will start at the second spot. smith has been activated from the d.l. more than a year after having tommy john surgery, left-handed pitcher brett anderson will be back on the mound as the a's take on the twins. oakland, second baseman weeks to sacramento. that's the big story today. weeks was hitting .220, 20 pheubs in his second season in the pages. 96 last year, he hit .303. kate longworth has more from the coliseum. >> anderson is back on the mound after a year layoff and stephen drew is joining the athletics. the news that trumped the clubhouse today is weeks has been sent down to aaa. this time last year weeks was leading the way for the green and gold as a rookie of the year contender. now he heads back to sacramento to work on getting his game back. >> i'm a little bit surprised, a little bit. but at the sa

thome media frames -- not much media but all frames when they get disseminated in mass media they get sent to a wider and wider audience. but all frames tell a particular story. what i found in each of the genocide situations was it almost told the exact same story only with the characters change so there was a good guy and a bad guy. there was always a political problem in which the bad guy got blamed. there was always an argument that the good guy belong to the land and the bad guy was an innovator. there was an argument that the good guy was doing all this good for society and was clean and the bad guy was very and by his very presence was willing and sometimes it was worse than that. the first example i will give is the one of rwanda. i tell the rwanda story because it is the most clear picture that we get about how mass media can be so effective. one radio station was disseminating these messages and it flipped to society. all societies have rancor and conflict. but how do you get a brother to kill a brother? how the you get a has been to kill a wife in the name of some cause? or

early check-ups, early screenliscreein screenings, but for both of thome, it iowa too late before they discovered it. tis has a personal, poignant piening to me. and i just hope that women in this country now will take advantage of this. and will now go and get those annual screenings and get those checkups. early detection, early detection we know works. and millions of lives can be saved and as senator mikulski said, families, families will not have to lose a parent or a sister because of breast cancer or servical cancer, all the others. so when i hear republicans say, and they still say they want to repeal this, and they want to take this away from women, i stand with senator mikulski, not as long as we're here. >> senator tom harkin of iowa speaking today about the kinds of cancer screenings and preventive care that health insurance companies as of tomorrow are required to provide to american women at no cost. saying it's the kind of care that could have saved his own two sisters lives. that's what they were talking about, the benefits that women are getting. starting tomorrow, tha

they say by wearing thome dumb furs in the heat wave making you a target like kim kardashian.reciate it. she tweeted for those press and such, please don't forget to credit the designer herme is. she doesn't mention why she's wearing a fur coat on the hottest day for record. a lot of her fans have been slamming her but considering she's got more than 28 million twitter followers, a number of people complaining doesn't seem to be that significant. the moral of the story, dwoejts know if it's real or faux. >> if it's faux, is everybody happy or no? it's the image? >> right. it's the image of. i guess because gaga is keeping her lip zipped about whether it is, peta is upset about it. if it's faux fur they usually don't have an issue. >> thanks so much. if fur is flying in many different directions. >>> there are a few things about hillary clinton that you may not know uncovered by a travel editor who spent nine days with her on a trip to asia. he shares details next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. covering 2,000 more 4g cities and towns than ver