tracy morgan is here. [ cheers and applause ] and tonight, we have challenged tracy to take our 3-pointall hoop on hollywood boulevard. if tracy can make a 3-point shot, everyone in our studio audience tonight goes home with a fabulous prize. and, by the way, join us in prime time again on tuesday th night with our guests, mark wahlberg and mila kunis, in a skype scavenger hunt pitting rajon rondo of the celtics against tyson chandler of the knicks. you know, with the eyes of the nation -- hi, guillermo -- on the thunder and the heat, every major media outlet in the world -- i just realized you were there -- descended on oklahoma city. and when the media descends, our very own guillermo descends with them. here's guillermo at media day. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. it's me, guillermo. i'm here in okla-homa for the nba finals. [ laughter ] let's go. wow, look. the thunders are practicing. everybody's here -- taboo sofolofa, serwho ivaku, daekwa conk, nazr mohomo. and thank god derek fisher is here. what an easy name to pronounce -- derek fisher. derek fisher -- >> yes, sir? >> you're 6

nbc's tracie potts is in washington with the details. tracie, good morning. >> lynn, good morning. more government spending, not government cuts may be the answer to preventing a financial crisis in europe and around the world. that is what we will see in a draft statement. we've seen the draft statement. the final statement expected to come out of the g-20 later today stating that the biggest countries are ready to spend more. of course, the biggest concern is the eurozone. the 17 nations in europe, and whether the problems in spain and in greece with those economies may cause that eurozone to falter. but there are other issues they're dealing with as well like egypt, the military trying to strip power from the democratically elected government. and syria, that was a big one on the table yesterday as president obama sat down with russia's president vladimir putin. they said that -- in fact, putin said that they had commonalities. the president said that they agreed that the violence needs to end, but not a lot of specifics there, especially when it comes to whether or not syria's

tracie potts for us there at the preem court. tracie, thank you. >>> elsewhere the house is expected to vote today on a come temptive controversial attorney general eric hold e. that could allow the house to go to court to try to force holder to turn over certain documents from the gun-tracking operation known as fast and furious. president obama has asserted executive privilege to keep those documents secret. house republicans say that last-minute talks with the white house failed to head off the contempt vote. >>> and now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. >>> and now for a look at your in florida a small plane went down but the pilot survived because he literally found a safety ned. a netting that coveraged a large garden of ferns was just enough to cover the cushion that impacted the emergency landing and ba us of that no one was hurt. >>> to arizona now where a massive haboob cloud filled the skies of phoenix. the dust storm was more than 15 miles wide and all to more than a half mile hig

tracie's body is found in a ditch two months later. is in advanced stage of decomposition. what can be done forensically now? >> advanced stage still has tissues on the remain and exhuming the body with new technologies it might be possible to determine the cause of death which was not determined at that time which is the kind of thing done in old cold cases and we could find a lot in 28 years. >> and might be able to get dna on a decomposed body from the killer? >> we have been able -- if there is a sexual assault we have been able to find dried semen on bodies that were older than that. >> judge jeanine: so we could pull that out, candace delong, former fbi profiler, pull that out and put it in the dna check list. who would be writing a letter. you are a profiler. that identifies or says there are three juveniles who i believe are responsible for your daughter's death? who writes that kind of letter? >> sometimes it turn out it is one of the killers and in this particular letter he talks about he found god and he needs to do the righ

tracie, good morning. >> lynn, good morning. let's start with mitt romney who headings to a business conference. he said americans are tired of politicians making excuses instead of taking responsibility and he predicted president's speech in ohio will be eloquent but as he put it words are cheap. white house says president obama will be drawing clear distinctions on tax cuts and adding to the deficit. recent polls in ohio give romney a bit of an edge, but the president may not have as much of a challenge with jobs in ohio. the jobless rate, less than the national rate. but when it comes to their economic plans, it appears that americans especially independent voters aren't happy with either candidate. 54% against president obama's plan, and almost half, 47%, against mitt romney's. >> tracie potts there for us in washington. thank you. >>> well, new doping charges have been filed against former cycling champion lance armstrong. armstrong won seven tour de france cycling titles, but he could be stripped of those victories by the

my name is tracy morgan. i love you, apollo. peace. [upbeat funky music] ♪ ♪ >> may 31st 2012, from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. we have a good show for you ton, jim parsons, star of the big bang theory and the new broadway show har vehicle a show about an invisible rabbit that kills and eats harvey weinstein. (laughter) i got to tell you though, manment i don't know if you have been in new york city man, but it hot and-- in new york city. i hope you don't mind, i'm going to just take a sip of a comically oversized movie theatre beverage, it's so hot. >> it could be the end of the big gulp, new york city mayor bloomberg wants to ban the sale of all sugary drinks that are larger than 16 ounces. he wants the ban at all new york restaurants, movie theatres, sports arenas and more. (laughter) (applause) (laughter) sorry, what? you are going to ban-- no! >>

>>> tracie potts at the supreme court. msnbc is going to have live coverage of the supreme court decision when it happens. until then, you can actually join our health care conversation on twitter. just use the hash tack hc msnbc. >>> the house is expected to vote on a con tem tiff congress resolution against attorney general eric holder. that could allow him to go to court to force him to return certain documents from the gun tracking operation known as fast and furious. president obama has asserted executive privilege to keep the documents secret. house republicans say that last-minute talks failed to head off that contempt vote >>> last on "on the edge" show marilyn congressman elijah cummings talked about this contempt of congress vote and told ed schultz that eric holder has cooperated with the oversight committee. >> the attorney general has provided 7,600 pages of documents, given another 1,300 pages of the documents that are what's called delib bra tiff documents, normally not given away at all and he has tried ove

>> jimmy: anthony and tracy from cincinnati.he way, this is why costco sells those huge bales of toilet paper, for people like laurie handler! [ booing ] we can do that every night, you know? in other bad news for our country, a new requality tv show premiered. four bachelors sit with their backs to potential dates, then they hit a button and spin around -- it's like "the voice" meets dating. it's vd, is what they should call it. the first episode tonight featured celebrity bachelors, paulied from "jersey shore," jeremy bloom, romeo and jason cook from "general hospital." at the end of the show, the celebrities turn around, if the girl recognizes any of them, she wins a date. you know, i've always wondered if jason cook from "general hospital" would find love and now i get to watch it on primetime television. thank you, fox. the show is -- it's a departure for paulie d. it's not used to meeting a girl on tv and then not having sex with her on tv, also. but even though fox ripped a lot of the concept of the show off from "the voi

tracy could only stand to watch for low sew long as kai was being mauled.an out on the porch and that is when she said the bear came after her. >> i felt her get me and i thought that is when i thought i'm going to die. the paper towels that i heard, she punctured the whole roll through the cardboard. >> she made a mad dash to the car and lit off some firecrackers to scare the bear. as for kai, he is limping and other than that, he is fine. she says she'll be more careful about going out at night and she will always have kai by her side. >> if he wasn't with you, what do you think would have happened? >> the bear would have killed me. >> you know that dog is staying in the house from now on. >> with lots of treats. >> he has his own room. >> they really saved each other for you think about it. >>> check this out. did you see it. the tightrope walk across niagara falls. we'll take a look. >> heat versus thunder in the nba finals. who took the lead? we'll have the highlights coming up. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more o

coming in from vallejo, heading to richmond look good, women bound 580, no problems coming in from tracy to livermore and continuing to tracy to dublin watch for rain shower road hazard, we off to a good start, no problems on the dumbarton or the san mateo. 880 traffic continues to look good, we had some earlier road work causing a big delay downtown. and northbound 280 it continue to move along nicely. >> temperatures will drove on -- drop off 15 maybe even 20 degrees over the weekend. two system, 50s and 60s or a couple of low 80s. west southwest, i think it was 7 miles per hour so it has tripped. we have 50s on the temperatures, but the first one, it is being drawn up and hang out there for the next for our -- four or five days. wendy at times we are starting to see the local drizzle. a lot of 50s and 60s and 70s, temperatures 15 degrees cooler and morgan hill, 75, 50s on the coast, very low 70s on the peninsular. there will be drizzle and it will be a very cool pattern for the upcoming weekend, pam. >>> final celebrations, this year some day activists are included in stops soring suc

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. >> pelley: norah o'donnell and ben tracy on the policy and the lives it will change. special coverage of the european financial crisis that threatens the u.s. recovery. >> this is an exceptionally grave moment for the whole world economy. >> pelley: britain prepares for the worst. reports from clarissa ward in greece and mark phillips in germany. fire running wild, threatening more colorado homes. >> we knew the risks. but the area's beautiful. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road" with a father's pride and joy. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. with scott pelley reporting tonight from london. >> pelley: good evening. with the stroke of a pen today president obama gave 800,000 illegal immigrants permission to live in the united states without fear of deportation. it is a sweeping change in immigration policy authorized by the president without the consent of congress. he directed the department of homeland security to stop deporting young immigrants who entered the u.s. as children. his order covers those who are mow yo

tracy never been no coward. never in my life. i don't shot so many [ bleep ] it's pitiful.ttle kid. you know what i'm saying? you don't come up with coward. >> following his outburst washington is returned to the hole. >> hey. is it longer than an hour? is it longer than an hour? >> when our producer checked in on washington a few days later, she found him working out in his cell. >> since i last saw you, you were refusing sny. so tell me what's going on? >> they got me this the hole. they charged me with a 115. probably transfer me off to another pen. i'm reputable. i have been walking these lines for 20 years. i'm not no coward. >>> coming up on "lockup raw: the daily grind" -- >> the last time i was here me and the boyfriend lived in the same cell. we had the matching comforter and the matching jackets. >> he can't figure out why all the other inmates are complaining. ?Ññ?ó??ññ >>> at the spring creek correctional center in alaska we encountered a number of inmates who assured us despite the natural beauty surrounding the prison, they felt it was hell on earth. >> okay.

>> tracie potts for us in washington. thanks. former president bill clinton joined president obama on a fundraising swing in new york city last night. during his speech introducing the president, clinton seemed to make an effort to counter his comments that were flattering to romney. >> he's got the order right, president obama does. growth now, restraint later. the romney republican plan is austerity and more unemployment now and blow the lid off later just at the time when we're worried about high interest rates. >> the former president also told obama supporters a mitt romney presidency would be calamity for the nation and world. >>> queen elizabeth decided the diamond jubilee concert honoring her 60 years on the throne would go on as planned. some of the nation's biggest pop stars performed and the night concluded with a spectacular fireworks display. ♪ >> reporter: 10,000 people got to see an amazing concert outside of buckingham palace. ♪ >> reporter: there was performers across the queen's six decades on the throne. the ro

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tracie potts. >> small business owners wonder how the new health care law will affect them. affect them. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> tony pann has a quick look at today's forecast. you are sweating, tony. >> it has been a bumpy morning. things have quieted down. i think the with the bank will be fine for the rest of the commute -- i think the weather will be fine for the rest of the commute. 30% chance for storms later this afternoon. >> we have the ruling but where do we go from here? the battle over health care is far from over. >> tracie potts begins our coverage. >> republicans have already scheduled a july 11 vote to get rid of of what they call obamacare. >> americans want it repealed and that is precisely what we intend to do. >> we're wasting our time. we should be spending it on jobs. >> president obama said he will move forward. >> what we will not do, what the country cannot afford to do

tracy mcgrady one of a number of pro athletes undergone this treatment. this golfer fred couples had it. >> i thought this year i might not play any golf. >> baseball's alex rodriguez to treat a nagging knee and shoulder injury. today a-rod says he feels great. kobe bryant said it did wonders for his damage knee. >> elite athletes push us. frankly they have the desire and means to seek out novel treatment. >> it sunt just pro athletes hobbled by bad knees or aching backs. estimated 26 million americans live with the agony of chronic back pain and millions more with crippling oes owe arthritis with knee injuries. i'm one of them. this winter my back pain gotten so bad i couldn't stand or walk. i went to germmy at the end of january to be treated by this doctor. mcgrady had the treatment on his bad knee in 2010. >> i could tell difference in my knee. >> what did it feel stronger? >> not only did it feel stronger, but less pain. and sure enough, i felt better before i left. >> did it get better and better? >> better and better, gooder and gooder. since the t

>> tracie potts on the hill. thank you, tracie. >>> breaking news now out of cheverly.will ramp up the search for a missing worker inside a collapsed warehouse. it happened around 10:00 at a paper company on cabin branch drive. i want to show you some live pictures now from the scene of this incident. you can see there's still fire equipment positioned to get ready to go in and do some of the search and rescue efforts. a spokesperson says the wall of that building are buckling right now. at sun rise crews hope to stabilize it enough to go inside. the cause of this collapse is still under investigation. >>> new this morning, one person died died in a massive wildfire in colorado. two people are still missing. favorable weather conditions helped firefighters gain some ground near colorado springs. right now it's about 10% contained. more than 3r5,000 people did evacuated. so far more than 18,000 acres have been scorched. almost 350 homes destroyed. >> some of these people are going to have a very hard time with this. this community is going to surround them with love and

tracie potts runs down the numbers. >> the nation's unemployment rate picked up to 8.2% today, but the bigger story is the number of jobs created will. we 69,000, less than half of what economists predicted. >> i was just wrong. >> job numbers for the last two months were less than originally thought. it looked like things have been improving, but more people may now be looking for work. >> are more people offering their hat in the ring because they are hopeful, but we are not generating jobs? that is a bad combination. >> the president's candidacy hangs on a convincing americans that things are getting better. >> it is clear that the american people are still asking the question -- or other jobs? these numbers are pathetic. >> the administration responded that gov. mitt romney had one of the worst records for job creation in massachusetts. >> he tried to bring those same principles to massachusetts, and the middle class suffered. the state flag far beyond the rest of the country in job creation. >> romney made a surprise visit to california in front of the solyndra plant that went ban

tracie potts for us there in washington. thanks so much. >>> new doping charges have been filed against former cycling champ lance armstrong. armstrong won seven tour de france titles but he could be stripped of those. it said they collected blood samples from armstrong in 2009 and 2010 that were consistent with blood manipulations and transfusions. armstrong has never positive for drugs and he denies the charges. he has been immediately barred from iron man triathlon since he beans doing since retiring from last year. >>> and now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. a severe storm system gave dallas a pounding leaving widespread damage in its weak. golf ball sized hail pounded the region. a nearly 30-minute storm also toppled power lines and trees but luckily it didn't cause any injuries to anyone. unlike the neighbors in the north, showers in corpus christi were more of an isolated incident. a 30-foot geyser erupted from a residential street after a water main rupture. it took almost four

interchange once they i go that accident cleared things should improve, 22 miles an hour from the tracya towards the altamont pass. problems with bart, 10 to 15 minute delay between millbrae and richmond switching problems between sfo and san bruno minor detour expect 10 to 15 minutes for bart. drive times highway 4 continues to be light, 80 beginning to bunch up, carquinez bridge to the maze almost 30 minutes. altamont commute 30 minutes from the pass to 680 and dublin interchange. >>> trading underway now on wall street after major news from greece over the weekend. we have a live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. the dow down 47 points. >>> first, mission to space making history for one country overnight. >> president obama touches down in mexico the important summit bringing him together with another world leader. ababab >>> good monday morning waking up to low clouds, mist and drizzle locally. sunny inland as well as san jose another hot day to the east red flag warning in effect sierra nevada from tahoe to yosemite and reno more hot weather there, gusty winds

. >> tracy was furious especially when she found better seats when the tickets for the public became available. >> i received better tickets when i logon for that. >> ticketmaster will not discuss how many tickets are set aside for fan clubs. she did get an e-mail saying that there were more fan club members been available tickets. chris carr says typically only a few hundred seats go to fan club members. >> for someone like him, they are so popular that you cannot please thousands of people. >> we would love that to be a thousand seats for fan members. that is just not the case. >> tracy says she understands the wishes the fan club had been a bit more upfront with that information before she paid her money to join the club. >>> a cool comfortable evening out there across maryland. after a pleasant day that was breezy at times. humidity is low and temperatures are down. and the upper-60s across the board and headed for the 50s overnight tonight. through the day today, it was pleasant and breezy at times. here is a view from the science laboratory in frederick tonight. a nice finish t

nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington on this. good morning. >> good morning. washington has yet to deal with the expiring cuts, doesn't look like congress and the president are any closer to agreeing on what to do and meantime those taxes going up at the end of the year could have a devastating effect on families and businesses already dealing with a tough economy. he's hopeful we'll see moderate growth this year but federal reserve chair ben bernanke tells lawmakers if the u.s. is approaching a fiscal cliff, the fed can help but only congress can prevent a free fall. >> i would be much more comfortable if, in fact, congress would take some of this burden from us and address those issues. >> reporter: part of that cliff, student loan rates set to double july 1st if congress doesn't act. >> don't be surprised, you know. two weeks from graduation you look up and what, you just got hit upside the head. >> reporter: president obama called congress stubborn, republicans criticized him for courting young voters in las vegas instead of staying in washington to fix th

tracie potts joins us more from washington with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. reports give walker a bit of an edge but on election day you never know. walker held his last campaign rally last night and he said this election will hinge on truth. he also talked about his opponent, milwaukee mayor tom barrett, who, as he put it, has been down in the dirt and gutter in terms of the ads that you'll remember that this is a race that gained national attention after voters there called for a recall election for governor walker as a result of collective bargaining rights that were stripped from public employees, led to huge protests there in wisconsin. now in his final campaign event tom barrett said that scott had -- scott walker had divided the state, calling it a 16-month civil war. this has been watched very closely on the national scene because it mirrors what we're seeing across the nation, the divided electorate, conservative republican governor, democrat with very different ideas about how to create jobs there. interestin

tracie, good morning. >> lynn, good morning. based on the draft that we are seeing we're waiting for a draft out of los cabos that essentially says government needs to spend more, not cut spending, to stimulate their economies and as a result the world economy. . the biggest countries say they are ready to do that. the biggest concern is the eurozone. those 17 nations whose economies are being affected by what's happening in spain and greece possibly spilling over to the world economy as well. those are all big issues. greece, egypt. the military trying to strip power from the democratically elected president. president obama sat down with president putin. president putin said there were connonalities of areas of agreement. president obama said they wanted to pursue political action in terms of stopping the violence that they agreed on. no public talk of whether or not syria's president should step down. lynn. >> traciepotts in washington. >>> well, elsewhere new evidence was released in the trayvon martin murder case yesterday,

now we have a bad sounding accident as well this is in the tracy area a head-on collision on altamont pass road at grant line road not on 580 just a little north of there. 580 is slow already as you leave transit and head into the altamont pass. -- as you leave tracy and head into the altamont pass. you want to avoid altamont pass road and grant line which is an alternate to 580 with this head-on collision. 2 you take 205 westbound under 30 miles an hour, 36 into the altamont pass and then into livermore. going to be a show ride for folks out of tracy this morning, whether you take altamont pass road or 580 you want to avoid altamont pass road. westbound 80 looking good through berkeley to the bay bridge toll, still quiet out of the north bay into san francisco. >>> our time is 5:54. >>> the labor department has just released weekly jobs report the number of people seeking unemployment benefits fell last week the level of applications remains too high to signal real pick-up in hiring. >> here's ellen with the rest of the business news. >>> big changes coming to itunes. apple overhaul

i am tracy collins live on i 10.e will keep you updated on this as it progresses. >> tracy collins live in florida, thank you. >> earlier we asked you to brew on this a new jersey politician is looking to enforce a bathing suit ban on the boardwalk saying the town's image is being daurn nished -- tarnished by skimpy bikinis and speedos. is it a beach bummer or summer saver? >> i grew up there in the 60s. if it was okay to be in swimsuits then it is now. >>> knowles also tweeted us this is simply mind numbing. are there not bigger issues at hand they should be dealing with? >> finally the problem is not a 40-year-old law, it is the lack of common modesty and respect displayed by men and woman today. self-respect is the key. if swimsuits were more modest there wouldn't be a problem. thank you to everyone who responded. keep them coming. >>> 47 after the hour. do you always agree with everyone else's opinion? if so are you normal or not? dr. keith ablow is here to tell us. >>> speaking of judge people are fired up about

in for san mateo, north 101 to 92 we'll get details, chp en route sounds like a bad accident in the tracyarea head-on crash altamont pass road at grant line north of 580, 580 typical clothing westbound into the altamont pass and livermore bay bridge toll minor back-up for the cash-paying lanes. >>> developing news in san francisco. police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a young man in a neighborhood with a violent history near city college. terry mcsweeney is live at the police station. >> reporter: investigators went to ingleside to investigate this homicide not far from city college it happened shortly after midnight. take a look at pictures we have from the scene this is the same street where five bodies were found inside a home in march, you might remember that suspect in that case arrested that was a robbery gone bad. in this case, investigators don't have a lot to go on, just saying that someone called in 12:20 saying they heard gunshots, three shots, a pause and then five more. police arrived on the scene they find a man on the sidewalk attempts to revive him were unsu

degrees in moscowand even if the low '70's but meanwhile all the way it to 101 degrees bright light tracytioch the look of the triple digits and danville black hawk and unpleasant send their children, as well in recent round to the north important portion of the bay area 101 degrees in sonoma. honeywell and san francisco the ever to rise around 69 degrees. dan and can. >>> south hot temperatures in and fire crews standing by ready for anything. and if this is any indication it will be a bit the weekend for them. dry and windy conditions helped fuel about five this afternoon near sonoma is course 300 a. that deadly steep terrain made it difficult for crews a fun get a handle on those claims. curzon no. they're also on alert as heat and wind creates any dry conditions firefighters are quick to respond to the small fire near a playground in nevada as a hamilton neighbor had. they were able to get it under control before it spread to nearby homes. the fire behavior is far as intensity and the matter of resources that are going to be needed to make those fires they can liken shelburne this mor