tj winick, new york. >>> stick around for this story. an apple a day may keep the doctor away, but not the pesticide. coming up, a surprising study on some of the dirtiest produce. >> as we ring in summer, you may be trying to make a get-away. we've got some ways to catch on >>> those who had the gastric bypass were twice as likely to develop problems with alcohol. in the procedure, doctors create a small portion of the stomach, connecticut it to the small intestine, allowing alcohol to super the blood stream quicker. this leads to some patients possibly developing increased sensitivity to alcohol. >>> the heat is on, and it may be getting worse which now being the first day of summer, scorching temperatures can be dangerous, so you need to be careful. symptoms of heat exhaust include dizziness, nausea headache and rapid heartbeat. experts say get out of the heat. stay in the shade or air conditioning, take breaks, drink water or sports drinks to stay hydrated, and guys, i know it looks cool to have it off, keep the shirt on. you absorb

tj widdick, abc news, pennsylvania. >> a headline in san jose maybe headed for a mistrial. this is the one a man is accused of beating up a priest as revenge for molesting him as a child. they claim the prosecutors committed misconduct when they told the jurors he would lion the stand. they said you can't compel someone to lie on a witness stand. >> the prosecution put on a witness which they stated in opening statement which would probably lie and, in fact, when they put him on the stand he did in fact lie. he perjured himself. they were aware he was going to perjure himself. >> the santa clara deputy district attorney argues the charge is baseless. the judge will hold a hearing on the matter monday when he may declare a mistrial. >> eric: a group of purse snatcher who seriousry hurt a san francisco woman still on the lose this morning. she left the glen park bart station late thursday night. while her injuries were thought to be life-threatening, john alston tells us her condition has improved. >> it was dark and foggy along bosworth street when a 28-year-old woman walked

. >> tj remember to do that? -- vd remember to do that? >> hundreds of years ago astronomers used the events like this to figure out the size of the solar system. today, they collected data that will help them detect planets hundreds of light years away. >> the hope is that it will help us to take at the spears of planets on other stars. >> some simply saw as a chance to share in something special. and to marvel at how small we are in the greater scheme of things and how much we have to learn about the universe. >> since you can nancy "doctor who,"-well -- since you cannot see "doctor who," you might as well see this. >> we did have a lot of clouds. but they did break up a little bit. it had special glasses, you could see it. >> and your they are. >> i was there when it started. >> you are not the only weather group be here. there were a bunch of people who were swarming you appear. -- swarming you down there. >> fascinating. >> and they learned about the atmosphere. there are a lot of managements that help scientists determine a lot more

tj widthic, abc news, pennsylvania. >> a headline in san jose maybe headed for a mistrial. this is the one a man is accused of beating up a beast for -- a priest for molesting him as a child. they said they committed misconduct when they told he would lion the stand, meaning he would deny molesting anyone. defense says you can't. >> they said he would probably lie and in fact when they put him on stand he did in fact lie. he perjured himself. they were aware of that. this is what is known as supporting perjury. >> the district attorney argues the charge is base baseless. the judge will hold a hearing monday when he may declare a mistrial. >>> a purse snatching woman is on the lose this morning. she left the bart station late thursday night. abc7 news reporter tells us her condition was improved. >> it was dark and foggy along bosworth street when a 28-year-old woman walked away from the bart station around midnight and was sir browned two men, one in front, one in back. they wanted her purse. police said they didn't want to give her up. >> the victim fell backwards, strikin

. >>> take a good look at this picture, this woman is wanted connection with shoplifts at a tj max school. it happened on june 11 at the story in the 2300 block of forest drive in's list. the stolen items were covered, but she got away. if she look familiar, call crimestoppers. depends depends -- did you get downtown to celebrates? thousands did as the big commemoration of the war of 1812 was held in fine fashion. tall ships, historical displace, and full of things displays, and lots of things to do. we look how the city did. >> reporter: you talk about five days where you have thousands of people up and down the promenade, over at fort mchenry industry, all the different venues, trying to see all the sites, just a fantastic five-day weekend here in baltimore, and the guy that was behind it was bill. you still -- we had lots of people here? >> we had lots of people, hundreds of thousands of people. it was clear, anybody that saw it, anybody that participated record-setting days, most to the baltimore visit center. the highest attendance at the fort mchenry. >> and the lot of businesses di

tj has the very latest. >> reporter: he is a 7 time tour de france winner.e model having beaten cancer and raised millions to fund a cure. now for the first time it's alleged he is a cheat. in this changing letter he is a used of use banned performance boosters. his former teammate told abc news that, during an interview. >> did you see lance receiving transfusions transfusion? >> yes. >> more than once? >> yes. >> reporter: the agency claims that as data from blood collections obtained from armstrong in 2009 and 2010 consistent with blood transfusions. >> it's possible he will loose all of the titles,. >> reporter: armstrong got the news while training in the south of france for the iron man race. he is now ban from that event because of the allegations. >> we have nothing to hide. we have nothing to run from. >> reporter: he has always denied wrongdoing and regarding latest investigation he said i have never doped and unlike many accusers very passed more than 500 drug tests and have never failed one. . >> shouldn't we find out if this huge name in sports

tj, abc news. >> it was the trial back in the news this can be a good time to start a tough talk with your kids about abuse. we have tips from doctors, first find how much they know. second use what if situations, example, what if someone touched you in a certain way? what would you do? third, know the signs abuse like anger, depression and over protective of pets. >>> the other big story after several hot days relief in the form of wind, rain, lightning and thunder. these are people going in to the or game, that wind kicked up. cool out there now but will it work back up for the weekend? wyatt has a look at the first forecast and it was really kind of windy. >> it was. we had a round of severe thunderstorm warnings, didn't have the type of really intense severe weather set up but damaging winds and hail in spots. quieting down now. cooler air behind the system. we like the sound of that. here is the latest and greatest on the pictures, you can seat storms pushing off to ocean city, off to the east. you can really make out the line. that line of storms through the central of the state

>> my tj maxx collection. cowgirl boot kind of gal. yee-haw. now" -- divided decision. the supreme court's controversial split ruling on arizona's immigration laws. >> the impact on millions of people. also concerns about racial profiling. it's tuesday, june 26th. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm paula faris. i am so happy that my partner in crime is back. >> back indeed. feels good to be back here. i am caffeinated ready to roll. >> it wasn't easy getting back. >> no, stuck in la guardia, dulles for hours yesterday. i made it back, barely. in enough time to do the show. >> you are a trouper to come back. >> hanging in. not my a game. we'll survive. >> stop. your c game is better than my a-plus game. it's true. >> good morning, good to be back. i'm rob nelson. we'll get to the legal lightning bolt from the supreme court in a second. then the other top story, tropical storm debby, stalled off florida's gulf coast. major concerns over flooding and powerful winds as debby refuses to go anywhere fast. she is creeping, creeping very slowly do

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and if you are headed to san francisco pride this weekend, do expect sunshine from thebrbut tj . but bring that jacket. when lynch is accused of beating up the priest in 2010 at a jesuit retirement home. retaliation for molesting him. lynch chose to go to trial in an effort to expose father jerry lindner as a child molester. >> we know three additional victims have come forward in this trial. this is exactly what he wanted. he wanted this man out in the open. he wanted people not to be afraid and i think he's already accomplished what he wanted. >> arturo santiago, nbc bay area news. >>> they're accused of killing a man they accused of pimping their teenage daughter but a bay area couple pleaded not guilty to murder charges today. family members filled the courtroom to support barry guilton and lupe mercado. they're charged with shooting and killing calvin sneed near candlestick park on june 4th. prosecutors claim the couple killed a 22-year-old man and also attempted to kill him eight days earlier in southern california. today the couple's defense lawyer says sneed had many enem

a court ruled that tj lane should be tried as an adult. witnesses said he came into school fired, picking his victims at random. in addition to killing three he wounded three others. the judge today set his bail at a million dollars. >>> a health program may be expanded for first responders and new yorkers, stricken by toxic dust unleashed in the 9/11 attack. after moss of study the national institute for safety and health said the program should also include treatmeme for 50 types of cancer. the expansion would make those affected eligible for free treatment and compensation payments. 60,000 have enrolled in the health program. >>> update to a story we first brought you yesterday. two bear cubs taken in a nevada county than have been transferred to the lake tahoe area. the man they were taken from is still under investigation. >> this is new video of the two rescued bear cubs inside the lake take mow care center. even here handlers can't believe someone according to the department of fish and game is under investigation for trying to sell

. >> back in general population, tj meets with his older cousin, gary, who is also serving time at san quentin. >> how do you feel, man? about this experience, man? >> i feel terrible. [ bleep ] i mean, i made a mistake. i got to correct it now. i ain't going to cry, none of that. >> when i seen him roll up on the bus, i was very shocked. i can't say i'm mad or upset, it's a decision he made for himself. you know, he makes his own decisions. it's kind of sad to say, but in the streets, we hit the streets early. you're still young. so it's not a way of life to you yet. it's a projected persona that you're portraying right now. you see it. it's a fad. it's what everybody around you is doing. that's what you're accustomed to doing. going to your counselor today, you know what that means, right? >> yeah. i'm getting counseling. >> based on what the counselor says, the recommendation that the counselor -- it got a lot to do with it. you have to prepare yourself. >> yeah. >> so last night i hope you had your mind focused on -- >> my mind is made up. >> it's more than just saying. i've been r

tj was in court for opening statements. >> will jerry sandusky take the stand in his own defense.attorney said his client would tell the jury about how his own experiences growin some of his alleged behavior. it was routine for people to get in the showers in jerry's culture. he's going to tell you later it was routine for individuals to take showers again he said. he argued sandusky isn't a pedophile but he in fact suffers from attention seeking personality disorder. but in photographic testimony alleged victim number 4 first state witness described how he repeatedly molested him whether in the shower or on a bed. later his mentor wrote him a letter that began i know i made my share of mistake however i hope i will be able to say that i cared. now 68-year-old is charged with sexually abusing 10 boys over a 15 year period. in all he faces 52 counts of. one legal expert could prove problematic for the state. >> the judge allowed 52 counts. it's kind of crazy to allow that to good to the jury. just way too many. judge should have forced the indictment to be whiltsed down. >> lead pr

. >>> the ohio teenager accused in a deadly school shooting will be in court today. 17-year-old tj laneing tried as an adult. now police say he opened fire at chariton high school in northeast high school back in february. if he's convicted lane faces a maximum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> an fbi investigation has led to charges against two bay area men. they're accused of rigging bids at auctions of foreclosed homes. the two real estate developers douglas debt my of san ramon and keith flipper of oakland both agreed to plead guilty to fraud. now a real estate attorney we spoke with says such auctions are not well regulated. >> i wouldn't be surprised if it's happening for more often. it's just that these people probably did it so aggressively and ruth lessly that they got caught. >>> the two men are among 24 people who agreed to plead guilty in the fbi information that covered auctions in san fransisco, and alameda and contra costa county. >>> everybody behavioring on highway 24? >> i think so dave and you can see for yourself and so can everyone el

and that is less than the market cap of tj maxx. >> come on. >> seriously. >> maxxanistas. >> all shoppinghe hits keep oncoming in the month of june. ecb meeting. greek elections on the 17th. g-20 meeting and bank capitalization deadline at the end of the month. certainly a lot of potential head winds. >> what could go wrong? really. >> what could possibly go wrong. >> this is where, you know, i'd sit and ask whitney, do you even want to bother picking stocks in the month of june? really, take out your day book in june and you have to understand what's going on on a policy level every day you walk in. this week the big -- certainly the biggies are ecb on wednesday. you got boj. you've got bank of australia. as we get into the middle part of the month, though, you have greek elections on the 17th. the french legislative elections on the 16th. these are the things that really started this landslides. more importantly, i think, the end of the month really crescendos into, first of all, this tier 1 -- tier 1 capital 9% limit on the european banks is something that has to be finalized by the en

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you know what, tj. >> yeah. >> tj? >> yes, yes. >> you ever heard of a band called loving spoonful? -- show that shot again. >> no, not you. >> there it is. >> thank you. >> dork. >> wow. >> look at that, you've got heat. >> just went blind. >> you've got heat rising from the city streets downtown new york city. >> yeah. >> right? >> yep. >> you can almost hear the organ come in on that song. >> how about bumping out? we'll do it going out? >> do i have to do everything? >> we'll get you a keyboard out here. it's a really tough life you have. >> it's unbelievable. >> sometimes i cry for him. >> who? >> brian sullivan has a tough life. >> does he? >> poor guy. >> cnbc global headquarters. and you have so much to talk about. today is a huge day for you. it's been circled on your calendar for the past six months. but before we get to that, let's talk about the market. what's going to happen today? there's a fed meeting. i think fist fights are going to break out. it's going to look like a taiwanese parliament. what's going on, my man? >> a couple things. first off, i'm going to ask you

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do you agree with tj? caller: it is mark. i don't believe that. it is a very political time. and these guys are making a -- of the representatives. making such a big deal about this jtf soldier that all the republicans never say anything about the number of people that are getting killed in this country with legislation that they keep pushing regarding the national rifle association. that is why i think they're so hypocritical. come on, there are so many guns in this country. they are everywhere. i live in ohio. i can run up to the fair grounds in any county and purchase these guns and then go seldom after that. it is ridiculous. that is all i have to say. host: we will go to mount vernon, texas. caller: i just wanted to comment about this holder situation. host: go ahead. caller: first of all, i think they're covering something. i am not sure what. i think the plan, when it started, was a good idea. what happened to the program was mismanagement from the lower level to the senior level. it has become a division in our country. i am terrified what happened with the black cauc

teenager has pled not guilty to charges of going on a killing rampage at a high school. 17-year-old tjappeared in court for the first time since being dieted on charges of aggravated murder. he's accused of shooting and killing three students. although prosecutors asked for 2 and a half billion dollar bail the judge set his bond at a million. although he will be tried as an adult he cannot receive life in prison due to his age. >>> a portland man has been formally charged with two counts of murder and one of the victims is a teenager from the bay area. 41-year-old adrian wallace is accused of shooting his mother and nephew on monday night. his nephew lives in mountain view but was in oregon when that shooting happened. he was formally charged yesterday and may request a mental evaluation. his next scheduled court date is june 25th. if convicted he could face the death penalty. >>> 39 gerald gal way of santa cruz has pled no contest to manslaughter and kidnapping. when he is sentenced on september 11th prosecutors say he kidnapped attorney during a domestic dispute while vacation vacati

rounding out the top five, this purse sold at charlotte ruse and this handbag by guess, which is sold at tjn lead. so be careful of your purse, is the bottom line. >> brian: i'm going to get rid of mine. she says she was duped by a dating service. jean paid $7,000 to meet a quality man. instead, she got a quality drunk who has a warrant out for his arrest. she's now suing the web site. it's called two of us, for breaching their agreement. they promised her two matches over a two-month period and says she only got two-inches over five months. she wants awful her money back. but the site says too bad. steve? >> steve: thank you, brian. caught on camera, middle school students harassing and bullying a 68-year-old school bus monitor and bringing her to tears. >> you're fat. you're so fat. >> take up the whole dang seat. >> oh, my god, your glasses are foggy from your frickeen sweat you (beep). if i stabbed you in the stomach (bleep) >> steve: oh, man. now the police department will decide whether charges will be filed in juvenile court against four middle students involved in that terrible inci

. >> hey, tj, really quickly, would you show everybody the headline, straight ahead, "the new york times" screaming headline obviously the fight for majority with john roberts in the majority which is just absolute stunner. i expected it, if it were a 6-3 majority but not a 5-4. i don't think anybody expected that. still standing, says the usa today keriaked today. "wall street journal" says the court backs obama on health care. locally here, since this is a local manhattan upper west side show "the daily news" to your health, and then with the softest touch of all, the subtly, you have t"the new york pos post". >> let's get to the headlines 5-4 decision the supreme court has preserved the heart of the affordable care act. the individual mandate requiring all americans to carry health insurance or pay a federal fine. in the end it was conservative chief justice john roberts who joined the liberal wing of the bench in upholding the sweeping overha overhaul. roberts nominatedç to court by president george bush says the law was constitutional under the government's law adding it's not our

because willie is our -- willie, of course, you have tj who is our director. so shocking was number 12. remember? boxers or briefs. >> yeah. >> cut it out. >> he claimed executive privilege on boxers or briefs. >> unfortunately, he did. at the mtv -- the mtv town hall. it was an important moment in presidential history. >> they did. and they asked him again in impeachment and take it back. john heilemann, let's pretend you're a down political reporter. >> yeah. >> and you're not a marxist, who smokes way too much dope in your brooklyn flat at night. >> that's going to take a lot of pretending, but -- >> just try of the. >> fantasy land. >> fantasy land -- >> pretend be to be donny deutsch is what you're saying, okay. >> try to explain to me why the republicans have a good point here on this fast and furious issue. >> i'll try to pretend that you're a straight down the middle reporter. and explain the republicans' best point on why holder should be held in contempt. >> i don't know that i think i can on contempt. i think, you know, the notion that -- i can make