tom skilling and bozo were also there. and he says it was pretty hot? >> toasty is prompting not even the word. it's all relative but the word hades' came to mind. it was very hot. and when you are on a float with bozo and tom skilling you can't lose. let's look at the day. it's been rough in terms of thunderstorms. we had a funnel cloud reported last night. also we have lots of storm damage here. now we have these lines of heavy rain and wind makers moving through. as you look toward the livingston county this line is pressing to the east very quickly. this is lasalle county. most of this action is west of 539. it is traveling to the east. so if you are in lasalle county it's coming your way. since midnight, cortland has had over 1 in.. streator has had three-quarters of an inch. the seven days forecast shows we expect more strong colors storms to come through this afternoon and this evening. another stormy afternoon or evening. down to 69 degrees tonight. we make 84 degrees on tuesday. wednesday is 73 and for the fourth of july we are dry. high temper

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. >>> and now tom wolf the pennsylvania candidate for pennsylvania governor will visit today at center city for a tour of the job trainingnt the man will discuss thertance skills nor a 21st century economy. wolf will face governor tom corbett in the november election. the incumbent republican announced earlier this week that food manufacturer dietz & watson will create 138 new jobs at the new facility in philadelphia. >>> and out of delaware county, lawmakers are taking steps to bail out three state casinos. the state bailed out with $10 million to help the struggling casinos. the casinos are struggling with the state taking too much revenue. >>> there's a hearing over proposed rules for coastal developments. environmentalists are stang the state's plan would put property at risk for future storms. >>> and the water front-runner in philadelphia is coming alive with just one day left until the opening of a summer pop-up park. we'll tell what you that's all about. >>> clouds over cape may are starting to thin out. showers have already ended. the shorecast just ahead. [ michael strahan ] i'm michael strahan, and i love new york. there's no place like it in the wo

if you write code, if you have skills you can get a job. melissa: tom is where we're seeing biggest gains, if you're going to be retail salesperson? >> wait until they raise the minimum wage. that will be biggest area of decline. really everybody wants to have their cake and eat it too. it just not going to be that way. you're seeing business services and professional services are highest growth, adding most jobs to the business, aside from that entry level retail job. so there is just disconnect between where people were let go, four or five years ago and they were let go as the other panelists said, in that middle market, that 45 to $80,000 market where people got hit hard. melissa: jimmy in an absolute sense, they're saying, i saw this on a bunch of other networks today, that 113,000 jobs, that is how far away we are from regaining everything we lost. there will be a celebration if we cross that number tomorrow. that is very misleading stat, right? >> agree. i'm from las vegas to know better than make prediction of tomorrow's report. but i do believe

decision 2014, tom wolf, the democratic candidate for pennsylvania governor, he's visiting philadelphia. he'll be on scene to visit a job training center. for equipping citizens with the skills they need for a 21st century economy. wolf is facing tom corbett in the november election. the incumbent announced that food manufacturer deitz & watson is 68ing 158 new jobs in philadelphia. >>> a community will gather to go an update on its fight on the sunoco in his back yard. sunoco wants to put a pumping station. and the company owns a dormant pipeline beneath the property and wants to push propane through that property. as you see here, from skyforce 10, the problem is, it's property is in the middle of an area zoned residential. neighbors say pumping explosive products here will put their safety at risk. and they say sunoco has not addressed their concerns. tonight they will hear from lawmakers and west goshen township officials. >>> and a grand opening for oxford mills, the $36 million mixed use development is geared towards education. on the community, apartments for discounts for teachers. educational nonprofits. cave fay, yoga studio, a fitness center and outdoor courtyards

tom wolf paid a visit to the welcoming center for new pennsylvanianess. it's an economic development and job training organization that helps people from other countries develop skills they need to make it in the workforce with. wolf says education is important to success and he says he has a plan to come up with money to help fund important programs. >> i want to put a 5% severance tax on natural gas so that we can provide additional hundreds of millions of dollars for things like education, fixing the roads and brims. >> wolf will face republican incumbent, governor tom corbett in november's general election. governor core belt is opposed to a severance tax. >>> pennsylvania senate took up nearly $30 billion republican budget plan at the state house today. the house version of the plan calls for higher payments to public schools, human service and public pension funds and it relies heavily on the unlikely selloff of the state's wine and liquor operation. the senate is expected to make certain changes, just five days now left in this fiscal year. >>> new information on new jersey governor chris christie's plan to cut contributions to pension funds. a state appeals

tom perez calls it train and pray. and our education system needs this, this focus on skills for jobs that exist. careers are different than they were a generation ago. very few people stay working in one job from one company for their entire life anymore, and as technology progresses faster and faster, workers are going to need to constantly upgrade their skills. we need a work force development system that is agile enough to keep up with these changing demands. that is essential not just so that workers will be able to get the different skills that they will need over the course of their working lives, it is also going to be one of the keys to the united states remaining globally competitive. if our workers can't adapt to the new industries that are constantly forming, we will lose those jobs to our global competitors. we're seeing manufacturing coming back to our country for all sorts of reasons, and we need to have the skilled workers to take advantage of that and be globally competitive. there is no better way to anticipate and react to these changes than to connect businesses directly with

it's nobody's fault but tom and nancy that the place is in the shape it's in, but nancy doesn't have the skillself-reflection or admission of guilt. i think she's so caught up in the fact that she's doing it right and the way she does it is right, and it's not a good thing, not for any business. i have to be honest with you, and the difference between you and tom is that tom has put his pride aside and he has said, "i want to get better." >> i guess what it is, i just don't look like--kind of looking like we haven't, you know, done such a good job. i mean, we've done the best job we could. >> go ahead and pat yourself on the back one time. >> no, i don't need to do that, 'cause one thing about me, i don't look at myself as one person. i look at myself as about 85. why? 'cause each one of them guys out there probably got two to three kids. they're all depending on-- >> stop giving me lines that you think i want to hear. >> oh, so you think-- >> everybody's working hard, not just you. >> i could care less if i get any credit for any of this out here, as long as it's moving and going and making m

skills. if you remember, the movie cast away with tom hanks and he was talking to that ball, wilson, that is ity. >> you might even befriend your enemy just for the sake of survival. >> but when you come back to normal life, that would be considered, wait, that's not the way we act. so, teaching him to forget about the skills that allowed him to cope during captivity is part of what is the reintegration process and every former captive has them. so that's part of it, too. other things are just teaching him the things we take for granted. hygiene. how to interact, carry a conversation. thousand take orders. he's still in the military and how to relax. what do you do in your spare time? all of these things which we just naturally take for granted, he has to learn all over again and every day, they try to give him more personal freedom. >> thanks so much. next, the irs scandal leads to verbal fireworks on capitol hill. ahead of the irs in the hot seat as well, but first, our fit nation with dr. sanjay gupta. >> for 52-year-old connie sooefers, stayinging in shape was never a problem. >> when we

skills are not. i'm afraid i don't have time to summarize the entire chapter here, but i urge you to read the book. >> i've heard tom friedman. thank you. >> first of all, i'm screwing up your sound system. there was a very needy delivery, but is this lady suggested, there are really fundamental thing that has to be grappled with. thursday when to throw something out. i received it back to area, i am coming that could be a real slammer to any system. but there's just a few things that are more than you've listed. what i am sort of asking you know is when, maybe you've done this in your book, but when we are going to start to grapple with the problem of how a recording to make decisions. how are we going to solve problems? in other words, as a species we are sort of reciting an old way of doing things, politics and stuff like that. but what i am suggesting is if we are going to build a good, continuous world system, how are we going to figure out how we can make decisions in a fair way and how we can go about solving problems as they come out of a probably a pretty fair clip. >> one of the major themes of the road to

skills are not. i'm afraid i don't have time to summarize that entire chapter here, but i urge you to read the book. >> i've heard tom friedman. thank you. >> first of all, thank you very -- oh, i'm sorry, am i screwing up your sound system here? that was a very meaty delivery. but as this lady suggested, there are really fundamental things that have to be grappled with. first, i'm going to just throw something out. i mean, viruses and bacteria, bam, that could be a real slammer to any system. but those are, there's just a few things that are more than you've listed. okay. what i'm sort of asking you though is when -- and maybe you've done this in your book -- but when we're going to start to grapple with the problem of how are we going to make decisions? how are we going to solve problems? in other words, as a species, we're sort of residing in an old way of doing things, our politics and stuff like that. politics will still be a part. but what i'm suggesting is if we're going to build a good, continuous world system, how are we going to figure out how we can make decisions in a fair way and how we can go about solv

skill. >> i think you to take a picture of that letter, the two of you together. >> tom keene, how tall are it depends on how much money my kids need. >> at least 6'5". i clock in at 5'11". scarlet fu? >> 5'4" on a really good day. coming up, with mounting to tune, what it means for american security -- with mounting pressure in iraq, what it means for american security. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get you some company news headlines on the files of bloomberg west. sony ceo is apologizing after the company's forecast's six loss. he says counting on restructuring new smartphones as well as spiderman films to turn the company around. apple is taking advantage of the dispute between amazon and book publisher. apple now promoting and discounting pre-orders for the digital books. they can't agree on pricing for books by authors such as harry potter. amazon won't let customers reorder the books as a result. film and television studio raising capital ahead of a planned ipo. the company helps fund the facebook movie "the social network." the recent

skills to aig. falls to araq breakaway al qaeda group. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are live from new york. it is wednesday, june 11. i am tomg me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. >> a lot to talk about. overnight, we are going to start in the u.k. unemployment fell to the lowest level. weaker outlooks for u.s., russia and china. is playingank catch-up. mortgageing at weekly applications up 10%. last week they were down 3%. we have the budget statement urgings -- earnings. several items of note. president obama's going to be delivering a commencement speech to the high school students. that will be at 4:00. he will not be talking about graduation. it will be a policy speech. jack lew is speaking at the new york economic club in about an hour. game four of the stanley cup. that is a little bit concerning. it could end tonight. >> they just have to win one game so it is not embarrassing and we can move on. collins -- they could win four in a row. let's get to some company news headlines. there will be a new ceo at aig. been running has the unit since september. the company shrank by cutting assets and cutting back jobs. learn whe